What is recorded here
THE WELL IN WHICH THIS PUMP STANDS WAS SUNK BY THE DIRECTION OF ADMIRAL LORD DUNCAN IN 1797 FOR THE PURPOSE OF WATERING H.M. VESSELS UNDER HIS COMMAND AND WAS THEN USED DY THE ROYAL NAVY THROUGHOUT THE NAPOLEONIC WARS
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