CHARMING SALLY CIVIL USAGE 99 1782 CHARMING SALLY, Ship. Guns, 10; Men, 30. Commander: Samuel Dunn, jr., of Boston. Dec. 21 C. C. 196, II, 109; M. A., 172, 261. 1781 CICERO, Ship. Tons, 300; Guns, 16; Men, 60. Commander: Hugh Hill. Jan. 15 Petition signed by Job Prince, jr., in behalf of Andrew M. A., 171, 332; London Chronicle, Aug. 23, 1781 (See 1782 CICERO, Ship. Guns, 18; Men, 120. Commander: Anthony Diver. 1776 Sept. 18 Essex Institute, Miscellaneous Ship Papers. CIVIL USAGE, Brigantine. Guns, 12; Men, 80. Bond: Continental, $5000. Bonders: Andrew Giddings [signed Giddinge], mariner, Owners: Jonathan Jackson & Co. Witness: Enoch Titcomb, 3rd. M. A., v, 111, 165, 244. 1778 CIVIL USAGE, Brigantine. Guns, 14, and 12 swivels; Men, 75. Commander: John Smith. Mar. 28 Bond: Continental, $5000; State, £500. Bonders: John Smith, of Gloucester, principal; Joseph M. A., v, 171, 173, 168, 235. 1778 CIVIL USAGE, Schooner. Guns, 10 swivels; Men, 20. Commander: Anthony Diver. Apr. 7 1781 Apr. 23 1781 July 26 Bond: Continental, $5000; State, £500. Bonders: Anthony [signed Antoney] Diver, principal; Owners: Thomas Simmons and Robert Brookhouse. M. A., v, 169, 170, 184 (crew list), 168, 247. CIVIL USAGE, Schooner. Guns, 6; Men, 25. CIVIL USAGE, Schooner. Guns, 4; Men, 25. 1777 CLEORA, Schooner. Guns, 4; Men, 14. June 9 Bond: Continental, $5000. Bonders: Richard Ellinwood, of Boston, principal; Witnesses: Ebeneze]r Winship, Timothy Foster. 1779 CLINTON, Snow. Guns, 8; Men, 20. Oct. 19 Commander: Edward Davis. Bond: Continental, $10,000; State, £4000. Bonders: Edward Davis, mariner, principal; Daniel Witnesses: Nathan Spink, jr., Jo[hn] Winthrop. M. A., v, 150, 153, 170, 440. That your Pokloner be fitted for Sen the Schönen Entted the Eleora Pretard Bellenwerd Master, of the Burther Survet Guns Bavigated by fouter Men Loaded with bluene, and Sumber Sumber bound to the French West Bordier honors would grant a Jar L Schooner as a Fetter of as the votendi Fard Schomer to be a Naront further Equipped in the Not Inder. to Cenaze Age cant the Cremes of the United States of America, And as Aguenbto to the Relaten. bound will proy 1780 COLUMBIA, Ship. Guns, 12; Men, 30. Oct. 30 Commander: Jonathan Greely, of Boston. 1781 COLUMBIA, Ship. Newell. ΙΟΙ Note. It is not certain that this was a Massachusetts vessel. Boston Gazette, Feb. 19, 1781: "The ship Columbia, Capt. Newel, has taken a rich prize and both arrived at Guadaloup." 1781 COLUMBUS. Guns, 18; Men, 50. Commander: London Chronicle, Aug. 28, 1781: "The Monk, Rogers, has taken the Columbus, of 18 guns and 50 men, with a valuable cargo, bound from Cadiz to Boston." 1781 COMET, Schooner. Guns, 9; Men, 29. Mar. 31 Commander: Richard Elledge, of Salem. 1781 COMET, Brigantine. Guns, 6; Men, 15. Nov. 23 1780 COMMERCE, Ship. Guns, 12; Men, 40. Commander: Abraham Bartlett. July 6 Bond: Continental, $10,000; State, £4000. Bonders: Abraham Bartlett, mariner, of Boston, princi- 1780 COMMERCE, Sloop. Tons, 80; Guns, 6 (or 10); Men, 25. Commander: John Baptist Millet. Aug. 30 Petitioners: Joshua Grafton and others, of Salem. 1780 COMMERCE, Ship. Guns, 12; Men, 40. Oct. 31 Commander: Ignatius Webber, of Boston. C. C. 196, 111, 28; M. A., 171, 306 (date of petition, |