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Could the please be written in clear English: "As Wanderer, Waygood, master, was returning to Plymouth, Devon, from Quebec City, her crew was forced on 26 October 1827 to abandon her. A report in Lloyd's List (13 November 1827) stated that she was waterlogged off Newfoundland at 45°0′N 42°0′W. Great Britain rescued 11 survivors.[19] Wanderer was last listed in Lloyd's Register for 1827.[20]"Kdammers (talk) 09:46, 4 May 2018 (UTC)Reply