Bottomry for Prussian bark George Marchand lying at Vlissingen, Netherlands wanted according to the Dutch newspaper Middelburgsche Courant dated 16 February 1867

An announcement reported that H.H. Ellinckhuysen and Louis de Groof respectively vice consuls of England and Prussia were searching for some one interested in a bottomry in the Prussian bark ship George Marchand captain F.C. Matz loaded with coal underway from Newcastle towards Constantinople but now lying at Vlissingen.