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was armed with 10 guns, though she was pierced for 18, and had a crew of 111 men. She had left
Mauritius with 183 men, but had taken six prizes requiring prize crews; she had also sunk several other prizes that were not worth putting a prize crew aboard.
535:, the New Madras Insurance Company presented Waller with an honour sword, and the Old Madras Insurance Company presented him with a piece of plate, each worth ÂŁ200, as a reward for the service he had rendered by this capture and that of
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they found out that they had driven her ashore the night before. She had had to jettison 12 guns, her anchors, and her boats, to enable her to be refloated. Cole noted that
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on 26 September 1806 after a chase that lasted two days and a night. He described her as a ship corvette of 18 guns and 150 men. When the
British took possession of
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Was a three-masted corvette-like ship built in
Bayonne and commissioned in Bordeaux in 1799 under Captain Emit as an armed merchantman. After her arrival at
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was a ship launched at
Bayonne in 1799 as an armed merchantman. She became a privateer in the Indian Ocean that the British captured in 1801 in a notable
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She became a merchantman, probably under her existing name. In late 1803 the French recaptured her and recommissioned her as the privateer
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could have escaped, but that his men had insisted on fighting. He also reported that some time earlier he had encountered the
British
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had "annoyed our Trade". However, on this cruise she was two months out of ĂŽle de France without having made any captures.
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and had finally caught up with her around noon. After a close and severe action that lasted about 20 minutes
Bourgoin
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Tables of the positions, or of the latitudes and longitudes, of places, to accompany the 'Oriental navigator'
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712:'s return to England on private concerns, until Heywood could replace him. Pulham was to replace Heywood on
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Selections from
Calcutta Gazettes: Showing the Political and Social Condition of the English in India
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had lost five men killed and 12 wounded, Bourgoin and some of his officers being among the wounded;
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Rivals in Eden: A history of the French settlement and
British conquest of the Seychelles islands
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sailed from ĂŽle de France on the evening of 25 August 1800, in company with the privateer
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Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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Pulham was Governor of the naval hospital at Madras. He transferred to command
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was "formerly His Majesty's Sloop Trincomalee". He further noted that she was
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594:. Heywood noted that provisions could be gotten there at reasonable prices.
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Demerliac reports that the British gave her back her old name, HMS
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for some three days, and Bourgoin praised Lieutenant Henry Frost,
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1061:. Translated by North-Coombes, Mervyn. Christian le Comte.
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Commander T. Pulham replaced Heywood. The Royal Navy sold
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567:, that he, Rainier, had found it necessary to purchase
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at 2a.m. on the 25th, close off the shoals of Point
1052:. Vol. 2, part 1. London: Longman and company.
571:for "his majesty's service", that he had named her
293:80 ft 2 in (24.4 m) (overall); c.
396:(Mauritius) in May she was recommissioned as a
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725:Between 1793 and 1816, the French colony of
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686:. However, The Navy sold her around 1808.
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
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631:would leave on a cruise in a few days.
488:After his capture Bourgoin stated that
1085:Seton-Karr, Walter Scott, ed. (1868).
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1089:. Vol. 3. Military Orphan Press.
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25:List of ships named HMS Trincomalee
422:, Captain William Waller captured
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1059:Pirates and Corsairs in Mauritius
854:. 14 November 1801. p. 1373.
590:in June. In December she was off
520:had on 23 November 1800 captured
513:s captain, for his seamanship.
400:under Captain Étienne Bourgoin.
316:(privateer): 183; 111 at capture
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184:
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426:, Étienne Bourgoin, master, at
750:by an unknown British cruiser.
382:, before selling her in 1808.
1:
1008:(in French). Éditions Ancre.
981:(in French). Éditions Ancre.
963:. 24 March 1807. p. 379.
663:, and that under the name of
128:1801 by purchase post-capture
831:"Chronicle for April 1801",
627:on 9 July 1806 stated that
625:Gazette de l'Isle de France
480:At the time of her capture
1154:
877:Asiatic Annual Register...
563:, Governor in Council, at
18:
1128:Privateer ships of France
1004:Demerliac, Alain (2003).
977:Demerliac, Alain (1999).
559:wrote on 17 June 1801 to
276:: 300 (French; "of load")
262:
38:
34:
1138:Sloops of the Royal Navy
1026:. (Sussex: Book Guild).
1022:McAteer, William (1991)
738:Demerliac reported that
370:commissioned her as HMS
343:HMS: 16 Ă— 6-pounder guns
263:General characteristics
1098:. Seaforth Publishing.
1043:"Waller, William"
742:was captured either by
1094:Winfield, Rif (2008).
349:: 18 guns (at capture)
340:: 16 Ă— 6-pounder guns
1049:Royal Naval Biography
932:, p. 327, â„–1807.
833:Asiatic Annual Review
805:, p. 272, â„–2405.
1076:Purdy, John (1816).
1057:Piat, Denis (2007).
763:. This is incorrect.
682:into service as HMS
678:The Royal Navy took
209:Late 1803 by capture
835:, Vol. 3, pp.62-63.
710:Henry Lidgbird Ball
477:had no casualties.
441: /
960:The London Gazette
851:The London Gazette
496:'s 24-gun cruizer
494:East India Company
364:single-ship action
21:French ship Gloire
1068:978-99949-905-3-5
867:, pp. 328–9.
815:Seton-Karr (1868)
601:in January 1802.
502:. She had chased
445:15.283°N 87.000°E
415:On 23 March 1801
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955:"No. 16013"
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846:"No. 15427"
761:Trincomalee
714:Trincomalee
643:, captured
605:Merchantman
599:Trincomalee
588:Trincomalee
573:Trincomalee
565:Fort George
549:Trincomaley
545:Trincomalee
528:arrived at
516:Waller and
461:had chased
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372:Trincomalee
161:Trincomalee
119:Trincomalee
109:Trincomalee
1123:1799 ships
1117:Categories
971:References
639:, Captain
582:Commander
561:Lord Clive
508:Mornington
499:Mornington
368:Royal Navy
308:Complement
279:HMS: 320 (
85:March 1801
997:492783890
771:Citations
653:Guadaveri
577:Commander
526:Albatross
518:Albatross
475:Albatross
459:Albatross
419:Albatross
417:HMS
398:privateer
298:Sail plan
258:Sold 1808
179:late 1803
16:1799 ship
1040:(1824).
744:Culloden
636:Culloden
555:Admiral
332:Armament
319:HMS:121
247:Acquired
214:Captured
206:Acquired
176:Captured
168:Acquired
125:Acquired
115:Namesake
82:Captured
74:Launched
740:Émilien
705:Trident
684:Emilien
680:Émilien
673:Emilien
657:Emilien
649:Emilien
645:Émilien
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618:Émilien
611:Émilien
433:15°17′N
380:Emilien
376:Émilien
347:Émilien
323:Émilien
241:Emilien
200:Émilien
69:Bayonne
66:Builder
39:History
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467:struck
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436:87°0′E
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404:Gloire
387:Gloire
366:. The
359:Gloire
338:Gloire
314:Gloire
290:Length
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190:France
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50:France
727:Yanam
690:Notes
533:Roads
522:Adèle
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409:Adèle
1100:ISBN
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