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American expense for $ 32,839.54. On 22 June 1801, she was restituted to France and recommissioned under Lieutenant Michelon. He then sailed her from Boston to
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760:"Naval Documents related to the Quasi-War Between the United States and France Volume Part 1 of 4 Naval Operations January to May, 1800, Front Matter January Pg. 11"
735:"Naval Documents related to the Quasi-War Between the United States and France Volume Part 3 of 3 Naval Operations August 1799 to December 1799, December Pg. 519"
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rigged a jury mast and then sailed her on in an impressive feat of seamanship. The battle having been fought two weeks after a formal peace agreement,
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Halgan. Afterwards, the captains of the French vessels and the one Dutch vessel involved, including Halgan, wrote reports on the incident.
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towed her as a prize to Boston, arriving in
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had already been signed. In the ensuing engagement,
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188:1800:A further 6 × 36-pounder
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422:USS Boston vs Berceau
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469:Port-Louis
322:Guadeloupe
163:Complement
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92:In service
957:. Vol. 2.
648:Citations
439:Quasi-War
356:Sarah Ann
348:Sarah Ann
339:Sarah Ann
336:captured
327:Vengeance
310:Île-d'Aix
276:In 1799,
231:Île-d'Aix
153:Sail plan
95:July 1794
76:Laid down
629:Benkulen
598:See also
592:piastres
588:Napoleon
364:Industry
240:Bonamy.
207:corvette
190:obusiers
182:obusiers
171:Armament
100:Captured
84:Launched
808:11 July
580:Berceau
561:Berceau
554:factory
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485:Lorient
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271:Palamós
261:was at
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68:Builder
62:Berceau
36:History
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221:Career
121:Length
52:France
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354:sent
352:Peggy
344:Peggy
286:Bruix
252:Brest
234:roads
192:added
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148:Sails
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