[1245] Almon's Remembrancer.
[1246] Landais survived until the year 1818, when he died at the age of eighty-seven years, in the city of New York.
[1247] See Hutchinson's Diary, at the date of D'Estaing's sailing.
[1248] See Notes, following this chapter.
[1249] It is printed in Franklin in France.
[1250] For accounts of Barry, see Dennie's Portfolio, x.; United Service Mag. (xii. 578), May, 1885, by Admiral Preble; Lossing's Field-Book, ii. 847; Scharf and Westcott's Philadelphia, i. 304. The narrative of Luke Matthewman, one of Barry's lieutenants, is in the Mag. of Amer. Hist., ii. 175, copied from the N. Y. Packet, 1783.—Ed.
[1251] A MS. journal of a cruise on board the brigantine of war "Tyrannicide", in the service of the State of Massachusetts Bay, John Allen Hallet commander, in 1778, is in the Boston Public Library.—Ed.
[1252] The log of the "Protector" is in the library of the N. E. Hist. Geneal. Society. Cf. Ebenezer Fox's Revolutionary Adventures (Boston, 1838); Mem. Hist. Boston, iii. 187.—Ed.
[1253] The following is an official list, sent to Franklin in March, 1780, of the navy of the United States at that time:—
"America" (74 guns), Captain John Barry, on the stocks at Portsmouth, N. H.