Nova Scotia Archives
Spoils of War: Privateering in Nova Scotia
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Cunard firm trades goods
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Weekly Chronicle 10 December 1813 page 1
Oath of Richard Tremaine regarding articles exported
Date: 1812
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 5 A volume 20 number 19a reverse
"Now or Never" — British Navy seeks recruits
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 27 February 1813 page 3
American master dies in Melville Island prison
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 10 April 1813 page 3
Collins & Allison announce their partnership and sale of prizes
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 24 April 1813 page 4
Naval vessels intercept American traders offshore
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 1 March 1813 page 3
Festival of Saint George
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 1 May 1813 page 3
Cruise of the Liverpool privateer Retaliation described
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 15 May 1813 page 3
Master tells tale of loss to Americans
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 5 June 1813 page 3
Liverpool Packet captured by Americans
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 26 June 1813 page 2
Napoleon survives Russia, threats continue
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 31 July 1813 page 3
Nova Scotian privateer Fly captured without incident
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 18 September 1813 page 3
Privateers busy for Britain and United States
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 25 September 1813 page 3
Petition of owners of the schooner Retaliation for a letter of marque
Date: 1813
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 226 document 118
Notice of distribution of prize money to Captain, Officers and Crew of the armed brig Sir John Sherbrooke
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 1 January 1814 page 4