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French gunboat

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2300

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220

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Portuguese gunboat Bussian, orniser

540

Captain

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Macao

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455

60

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8100

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günbost

100

Lieut. Com, C. R. Caminha

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5880

4250

Vipore

Vestaik

1330

Captain Lang

2950

Vostock

Commander Moleboneky

884

$40

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