Nova Scotia Archives
Spoils of War: Privateering in Nova Scotia
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Napoleon defeated : Europe freed
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Royal Gazette 5 January 1814 page 3
Convoy system protects merchant trade
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Royal Gazette 31 August 1814 page 3
Dealing with the occupation: British requests, American responses
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Royal Gazette 14 November 1814 page 3
Many casualties as British frigate and American privateer clash
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Royal Gazette 2 November 1814 page 3
Slow news of Peace means two more months for war
Date: 1815
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Royal Gazette 22 February 1815 page 3
Letter of marque for the owners of the Rolla
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 173 page 266
British Navy blockades enemy coast
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Weekly Chronicle 26 March 1813 page 2
Many prize vessels offered at auction
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Weekly Chronicle 2 April 1813 page 2
British Naval deserters offered amnesty in return for service
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Weekly Chronicle 9 April 1813 page 1
Prize goods offered for sale
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Weekly Chronicle 23 April 1813 page 3
Underdog HMS Shannon defeats USS Chesapeake
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Weekly Chronicle 11 June 1813 page3
Swedish prize captured three times on same voyage
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Weekly Chronicle 18 June 1813 page 2
Petition of owners of the sloop Dart for a letter of marque
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 226 document 68
Petition of owners of the sloop Dart for a letter of marque
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 226 document 67
"A Journal of the Proceedings on board the Sloop Dart Privateer of St. John New Brunswick, John Harris Commander, commencing May 22th, 1813"
Date: 1813
Reference: Dalhousie University Archives and Special Collections, William Inglis Morse Collection Nova Scotia Archives MS.6.17 (Nova Scotia Archives microfilm 14006)