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began firing at long range, and by 2pm had caught up with them. After an intensive cannonade that lasted some 20 minutes,
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295:French service: 16 × 6-pounder guns
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419:The two vessels turned out to be
305:British service: 14 × 32-pounder
244:28 ft 4 in (8.6 m)
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252:7 ft 0 in (2.1 m)
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635:James (1837), Vol. 3, p.225.
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760:Archives de France (2000).
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166:General characteristics
141:26 March 1806 by capture
77:18 April 1803 (contract)
859:Brigs of the Royal Navy
816:. Seaforth Publishing.
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698:"NMM, vessel ID 371799"
658:"NMM, vessel ID 371440"
298:Later: 14 × 24-pounder
864:Ships built in Belgium
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738:"No. 16901"
617:"No. 15927"
329:-class brig
25:HMS Musette
854:1804 ships
848:Categories
754:References
307:carronades
300:carronades
275:Complement
257:Propulsion
549:Citations
535:Voltigeur
464:Voltigeur
449:Voltigeur
429:Voltigeur
425:Voltigeur
373:HMS
368:Voltigeur
267:Sail plan
161:Sold 1814
93:July 1803
90:Laid down
840:project.
782:(1837).
531:Mignonne
495:ordinary
480:Mignonne
460:Mignonne
380:Reindeer
375:Reindeer
333:Mignonne
327:Palinure
290:Armament
197:290 tons
176:Palinure
138:Acquired
132:Mignonne
106:Captured
98:Launched
722:30 July
682:30 July
539:Musette
537:became
529:became
527:Phaeton
507:Musette
487:Musette
468:Pelican
456:Phaéton
445:Phaeton
441:Phaéton
421:Phaéton
402:Curacoa
386:Capture
363:Phaéton
348:Phaéton
337:Musette
321:Phaeton
211:⁄
151:Musette
146:Renamed
82:Builder
74:Ordered
68:Phaeton
47:History
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324:was a
226:Length
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261:Sails
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501:Fate
423:and
317:The
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184:Type
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