Teach's loot sugar, cocoa, indigo and cotton found "in pirate sloops and ashore in a tent where the sloops lay", was sold at auction along with sugar and cotton found in Tobias Knight's barn, for £2,238.
Forming on June 10 in the northwestern Caribbean, the storm moved generally to the north, reaching a maximum intensity of 70 mph (110 km/h) before weakening and moving ashore in the Big Bend area of Florida on June 13.
Ten people have been rescued from the narrow strait between Lesbos and Turkey, and another passenger swam ashore in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The invasion of Sicily was to be carried out by the British Eighth Army landing in the east and the American Seventh Army coming ashore in the west.
By now about 80 bottlenose dolphins, half of them newborns and stillbirths, have washed ashore in the northern Gulf of Mexico since this year's calving season began.
Greek coastguard spokesman Nikos Lagkadianos said 11 people were rescued from the boat that sank and a twelfth swam ashore in the early hours.
The fleet continues west at Jinhai's insistence, although many ships turn back, and eventually are cast ashore in the Yucatán by a storm.
Their warnings of heavy commercial traffic ahead were borne out, and steep waves from tugs and container ships chased Conant ashore in the Staten Island neighborhood of New Brighton, where he soon diagnosed himself with a case of anemia.
Cole again led his squad ashore in the invasion and defeat of the neighboring islands of Tinian ;and continued to build his reputation as "The Fighting Field Musician".
He was going to travel to the invasion coast aboard our landing craft, and since he disliked life ashore in the marshalling area, he had come aboard ship early.
