[CAPTURE OF THE CORVETTE, BUDGET]. Testimonio delos autos el apresamiento de la corbela Anglo-Americanas nombrados Budget su Capn Mr Juan Meany, por el Corsario Español nombrado Cora, Buenos amigos del cargo de su Capn Dr Juan Esifa. Puerto Rico, 1823. Manuscript record in Spanish on official stationery. 128 pages, penned in ink, recto and verso. 2o. 325 x 204 mm. Detailed testimony from the captured vessel's captain, Juan Meany listing the cargo of canons, gun powder, rope, and boxes of rifles on their voyage from London to Guyana. [With]: Diario de la Campaña que voi à hacer en Corso contra los Moros, con los Navios America y Constante y quatro Taveques. Manuscript log. 3 December 1748 - 1 September 1749. 85 pages, penned in ink, recto and verso. 2o. 308 x 210 mm. First-hand account written during Spain's campaign against Moorish pirates by the unnamed Captain of two warships during his nine month cruise off the coast of Spain and his encounters with English, Dutch, French, Portuguese and Algerian ships and the news they bring regarding reports of piracies, etc. (2)

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[CAPTURE OF THE CORVETTE, BUDGET]. Testimonio delos autos el apresamiento de la corbela Anglo-Americanas nombrados Budget su Capn Mr Juan Meany, por el Corsario Español nombrado Cora, Buenos amigos del cargo de su Capn Dr Juan Esifa. Puerto Rico, 1823. Manuscript record in Spanish on official stationery. 128 pages, penned in ink, recto and verso. 2o. 325 x 204 mm. Detailed testimony from the captured vessel's captain, Juan Meany listing the cargo of canons, gun powder, rope, and boxes of rifles on their voyage from London to Guyana. [With]: Diario de la Campaña que voi à hacer en Corso contra los Moros, con los Navios America y Constante y quatro Taveques. Manuscript log. 3 December 1748 - 1 September 1749. 85 pages, penned in ink, recto and verso. 2o. 308 x 210 mm. First-hand account written during Spain's campaign against Moorish pirates by the unnamed Captain of two warships during his nine month cruise off the coast of Spain and his encounters with English, Dutch, French, Portuguese and Algerian ships and the news they bring regarding reports of piracies, etc. (2)