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A. F. Warley (search for this): article 3
The loss of the Albemarle.
Captain A. F. Warley, commander of the Albemarle, in his official report to the Navy Department, says that the night being exceedingly dark, he had the watch doubled on the Albemarle, and took extra precaution to prevent mishap.
About 9 o'clock a boat was discovered coming towards the vessel; it was hailed, but gave no satisfactory answer.
All hands were mustered as quickly as possible and a fire of musketry directed to the boat, which, owning to the darkness,