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A Voyage Up the
Mediterranean in His Majesty's Ship the Swiftsure, One of the Squadron Under the Command of Rear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson ... with a Description of the Battle of the Nile on the First of August
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In 1784, she sailed for a mission to the Middle East under Pierre-Dimas
Thierry, Marquis de la Prévalaye, and in 1789 she was sent to Martinique.
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in the face of the advancing French troops. The two sloops were not seaworthy enough for use in evacuating the island of
Corsica.
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became her captain. Miller had volunteered to lead an assault on the French ships moored at
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c.120 ft 0 in (36.6 m) (overall); 106 ft 6 in (32.5 m) (keel)
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in 1795, until she was burned in
October 1796 to prevent her falling into French hands.
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Dictionnaire des bâtiments de la flotte de guerre française de
Colbert Ă nos jours
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French service: 20 Ă— 8-pounder guns (main deck) + 6 Ă— 6-pounder guns (spar deck)
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at the naval battle of Genoa on 14 March 1795. The battle, between
British and
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to escort a convoy to the Caribbean, comprising the
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418:. The British captured her at Toulon in 1793.
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410:coast while escorting convoys between
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835:Sixth rates of the Royal Navy
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471:warships under Vice-Admiral
371:with M. Vallière, France's
760:Roche, Jean-Michel (2005).
297:Joseph-Marie-Blaise Coulomb
157:Naval General Service Medal
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159:with clasp "14 March 1795"
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449:appointed him to command
437:On 1 July 1794 Commander
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855:Coquette-class corvettes
172:General characteristics
810:. Seaforth Publishing.
146:January 1793 by capture
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525:on 20 October 1796 at
388:lieutenant de vaisseau
357:lieutenant de vaisseau
850:Ships built in France
570:, p. 74, No.468.
496:instead moved him to
713:(in French). Omega.
635:Fonds. Vol. 1, p.52.
626:Fonds, Vol. 1, p.22.
519:and her sister ship
432:Trogoff de Kerlessy
303:, including at the
651:The London Gazette
586:The London Gazette
515:The British burnt
363:, who sailed from
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646:"No. 13613"
581:"No. 20939"
447:Samuel Hood
443:Golfe Jouan
151:Honours and
845:1781 ships
829:Categories
719:1254967392
701:References
469:Neapolitan
428:sixth rate
416:Marseilles
301:Royal Navy
269:Complement
249:Propulsion
198:sixth rate
100:In service
780:165892922
533:Citations
333:Gracieuse
324:Prosélyte
318:Précieuse
259:Sail plan
84:Laid down
755:. White.
517:Poulette
505:Poulette
489:Mignonne
461:Poulette
455:fireship
451:Poulette
408:Ligurian
293:Coquette
288:Poulette
277:Armament
208:850 tons
187:corvette
182:Coquette
143:Acquired
137:Poulette
108:Captured
92:Launched
66:Namesake
60:Poulette
527:Ajaccio
522:Belette
404:Ajaccio
377:Algeria
369:Algiers
345:Durance
216:c.580 (
196:28-gun
76:Builder
32:History
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381:Levant
365:Toulon
329:fluyts
225:Length
184:-class
153:awards
79:Toulon
50:France
500:Unite
412:Genoa
396:Calvi
339:RhĂ´ne
263:Sloop
253:Sails
812:ISBN
793:ISBN
776:OCLC
766:ISBN
753:1798
737:ISBN
715:OCLC
511:Fate
498:HMS
414:and
398:via
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