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In page HMS Porcupine (1777):
"On 13 and 14 September and 11 October, the garrison destroyed a number of floating batteries. In December 1784 there was a distribution of £30,000 in bounty money for the batteries and the proceeds of the sale of ships stores, including those of San Miguel.[5] A second payment of £16,000 followed in November 1785.[6] A third payment, this of £8,000 pounds, followed in August 1786.[7] June 1788 saw the payment of a fourth tranche, this of £4,000.[8] Porcupine's officers and crew shared in all four.
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