...this account in the Gazette and the Mercure. There has not been a more memorable action this war; and the feats of our American frigates and privateers...persevering, and successful engagements that have ever happened upon the seas have been performed by American privateers against the privateers from New York....

...this account in the Gazette and the Mercure. There has not been a more memorable action this war; and the feats of our American frigates and privateers...elsewhere, to give them a little more than they have had of tbe fame they have deserved. Some of the most skillful, determined, persevering, and successful engagements...

...piivatcers have not been soff? ciently published in Europe. It would answer valuable purposes, bofh by encouraging their honest and brave hearts and by...elsewhere, to give them a little more than they have ha<l of the fame they have deserved. Some of the most skillful, determined, persevering, and successful...

...countryman Captain Waters, of the Thorn. . . . There has not been a more memorable action this war, and the feats of our American frigates and privateers...persevering and successful engagements that have ever happened upon the seas have been performed by American privateers against the privateers from New York,...

...countryman Captain Waters, of the Thorn. . . . There has not been a more memorable action this war, and the feats of our American frigates and privateers...persevering and successful engagements that have ever happened upon the seas have been performed by American privateers against the privateers from New York,...

...the Thorn. . . . There has not been a more memorable action this war, and the feats of our Americaj1 frigates and privateers have not been sufficiently...persevering and successful engagements that have ever happened upon the^seas have been performed by American privateers"7igainst £be privateers from New...

...gratifying their insatiable avarice with the property i. Publications RI Historical Society, vm, 256. of the Enemies of their Country, will without the...hap1. Historical Magazine, March, 1862. See Paullin, The Navy of the American Revolution, 145-148. 2. Pickering Papers, xviH, 181. pened upon the seas have...