Citation - American Weekly Mercury: 1744.09.20

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Index Entry French horns, in London, accompany prize from ship to Tower 
Location London 
Citation
AWM.744.014
13-20 Sep 1744:22 (1289)
London, July 5.  Yesterday the treasure taken [from the
Spaniards in the South Sea] by Admiral Anson, consisting of
298 chests of silver, 18 chests of gold, and 20 barrels of
gold dust, was carried through the city in thirty two
waggons, preceded by a kettle-drum, trumpets, and French-
horns, guarded by the seamen, commended by the officers, and
was lodg'd in the Tower; . . . [4 lines]
  Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales,
and Admiral Anson, were at a house in Pallmall, to see the
procession.


Generic Title American Weekly Mercury 
Date 1744.09.20 
Publisher Warner, Isaiah, and Cornelia Bradford 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1744 
Bibliography B0001494
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