Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Amelia Island” in entry peacock-the of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...pervier sold for $55,000, and on board of her was found $118,000 in specie.
She was such a valuable prize that Warrington determined to take her into Savannah himself.
On the way, when abreast of Amelia Island , on the coast of Florida, the Épervier, in charge of Lieut. John B. Nicholson, came near being captured by two English frigates.
She entered the Savannah River in safety on May 1, 1814.
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