The
Resolution, Master M Cragg, a sloop
of 60 tons burden, with a draught of water of 10 ft. when loaded. Built in
Minehead in 1764, she was owned by Devonshire, classified as A1 and was last
described as a constant trader between Wales and Cork.[1]
Waterford, 4
July yesterday, about ten o’clock in the forenoon, the sloop Resolution, of
Minehead, Mathew Craig, master, with coal, bound from Swansea to
Cork, was drove ashore at Rathwhelan cove, near Ballymacaw, in a violent gale.[2]
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