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one man killed, one man missing, and 16 men wounded. In 1847 the
Admiralty awarded the Naval General Service Medal with clasps "Stately 22 March 1808" and "Nassau 22 March 1808" to any still surviving crew members of those vessels that chose to claim them.
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back to
Britain. She was the only one of the ships-of-the-line that the British chose to keep. All the rest they viewed as little more than floating batteries. She transported the wounded and sailed in company with
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sailed with the
Neutrality Squadron. She was a member of a squadron from June to October 1794 in Øresund and the following year in 1795, sailed with a squadron in Øresund and the North Sea.
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fitted out during a voyage to Norway, where she was used as a command ship for the ships laid up in
Trosvik (near the mouth of the Oslo Fjord), before she returned to Copenhagen in 1776.
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under the command of
Lieutenant William Field. He commanded her until she was sold for £2,510 on 3 November 1814.
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on 2 April 1801 where she took her place towards the northern end of the defensive line between
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Chatham in September 1809. In March of the next year she was commissioned as a
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Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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In the late summer of 1807 she returned to
Copenhagen where she participated in the second
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escorting a convoy of three
Chinamen and two East Indiamen back from the Cape of Good Hope.
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sent her boats in chase and after two hours they were able to capture the French
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and commissioned in
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was the name ship of her class of three vessels. The Danish naval builder,
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transferred to Chatham on 16 October 1802 and was laid up there.
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Details, drawings and models for some named ships are available.
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494:. About 14:15 her captain was forced to strike to the British.
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In 1801, she was equipped as a blockship and took part in the
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By capture by the British at first Battle of Copenhagen (1801)
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Taken by the British at first Battle of Copenhagen (1801)
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in the English Channel when she sighted a strange sail.
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Louis Ollivier Pilvesse. She was five days out of the
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Battle of Zealand Point, 22 March 1808; depicting HMS
602:. Then, a little more than a week later, on 2 May,
1096:Ships of the line of the Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy
460:, she performed guardship duties in Øresund, off
383:. She participated in one major battle during the
340:Fc: 2 × 9-pounder guns + 2 × 24-pounder carronades
456:. On her return in July 1780, under command of
369:on 2 April 1801. The British renamed the ship
8:
676:destroyed the last Danish ship of the line,
623:. After the surrender of the Danish fleet,
785:List of ships captured in the 19th century
1106:Ships designed by Frederik Michael Krabbe
310:General characteristics (British service)
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655:with the British squadron closing in on
272:General characteristics (Danish service)
16:For other ships with the same name, see
956:. 13 December 1808. pp. 1696–1697.
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361:. She was commissioned in 1775 and the
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862:. 26 January 1849. pp. 241–243.
726:On the morning of 1 September 1809,
1036:. 15 September 1809. p. 1439.
843:click "vis" for technical drawings
440:From 25 May 1776 to 16 July 1780,
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1016:. 26 November 1808. p. 1615.
530:Between March and September 1805
174:with clasp "Nassau 22 March 1808"
976:. 31 October 1807. p. 1442.
331:Upper deck: 24 × 18-pounder guns
328:Lower deck: 26 × 24-pounder guns
293:Upper deck: 24 × 12-pounder guns
290:Lower deck: 24 × 24-pounder guns
128:
49:
28:
1054:. The links can be problematic.
1052:Skibregister – Sorte Registrant
280:373–470 crew, plus 100 soldiers
1116:Naval ships of the Gunboat War
839:Danish Naval Museum website –
502:On 12 April, the British sent
1:
996:. 16 April 1808. p. 536.
936:. 7 March 1809. p. 314.
815:in English. She was renamed
803:This ship's name appears as
241:48.65 m (159.6 ft)
249:13.70 m (44.9 ft)
172:Naval General Service Medal
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811:in Danish records, and as
760:and had made no captures.
730:was escorting a convoy of
715:captured the Danish ships
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367:Battle at Copenhagen Roads
257:6.04 m (19.8 ft)
34:A contemporary drawing of
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1111:Ships built in Copenhagen
1058:Royal Danish Naval Museum
895:and select Holsten (1772)
680:Prinds Christian Frederik
657:Prinds Christian Frederik
359:Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy
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209:1.01 Læster (=2,020 tons)
186:
42:
27:
914:11 January 2011 at the
689:battle at Zealand Point
683:, commanded by Captain
664:Battle of Zealand Point
639:Battle of Zealand Point
464:until 24 October 1780.
400:Frederik Michael Krabbe
187:General characteristics
80:Frederik Michael Krabbe
1067:Winfield, Rif (2008).
703:Further prizes in 1808
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587:captured the Prussian
523:until July 1802. Then
467:From 1782 until 1783,
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387:and was sold in 1814.
318:491 seamen and marines
907:Danish Naval Website
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303:: 12 × 8-pounder guns
1126:Napoleonic-era ships
754:Enseigne de vaisseau
621:Battle of Copenhagen
545:was in company with
476:Battle of Copenhagen
458:Ulrik Christian Kaas
365:captured her in the
334:QD: 12 × 24-pounder
82:, Nyholm, Copenhagen
56:Denmark & Norway
685:Carl Wilhelm Jessen
614:Nicholai and Martha
486:. For a short time
429:Ship journal, 1779.
1033:The London Gazette
1013:The London Gazette
993:The London Gazette
973:The London Gazette
953:The London Gazette
933:The London Gazette
859:The London Gazette
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594:. Five days later
541:On 18 April 1806,
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363:British Royal Navy
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668:On 22 March 1808
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206:Displacement
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114:2 April 1801
103:Commissioned
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1028:"No. 16295"
1008:"No. 16204"
988:"No. 16137"
968:"No. 16081"
948:"No. 16209"
928:"No. 16235"
905:(in Danish)
854:"No. 20939"
773:prison ship
758:Île de Batz
577:hired armed
385:Gunboat War
166:Honours and
1101:1772 ships
1090:Categories
1045:References
750:Saint Malo
678:HDMS
575:, and the
462:Copenhagen
450:Gold Coast
444:sailed to
336:carronades
315:Complement
277:Complement
149:, renamed
18:HMS Nassau
827:Citations
745:Jean Bart
740:privateer
717:Industrie
554:Agincourt
454:Cape Town
433:In 1775,
404:Oldenborg
262:Sail plan
182:Sold 1814
87:Laid down
912:Archived
841:Holsteen
819:in 1805.
813:Holstein
805:Holsteen
779:See also
633:Kronborg
584:Florence
560:Dictator
548:Majestic
525:Holstein
521:ordinary
504:Holstein
492:flagship
488:Holsteen
484:Søhesten
469:Holsteen
442:Holsteen
435:Holsteen
419:Holsteen
396:Holsteen
373:Holstein
350:Holsteen
323:Armament
285:Armament
196:Holsteen
158:Acquired
147:Holstein
95:Launched
66:Holsteen
36:Holsteen
809:Holsten
742:lugger
709:Stately
687:, in a
674:Stately
653:Stately
609:Stately
600:Vissery
589:galliot
572:Sparrow
566:Orpheus
510:Monarch
357:in the
254:Draught
223:⁄
198:-class
153:in 1805
76:Builder
70:Holsten
43:History
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817:Nassau
769:Nassau
736:Nassau
728:Nassau
713:Nassau
696:Nassau
670:Nassau
649:Nassau
629:Holmen
625:Nassau
604:Nassau
596:Nassau
580:cutter
543:Nassau
536:Nassau
452:, and
448:, the
446:Lisbon
391:Design
380:Nassau
299:&
238:Length
168:awards
151:Nassau
791:Notes
1073:ISBN
764:Fate
719:and
711:and
651:and
606:and
516:Isis
513:and
482:and
378:HMS
371:HMS
246:Beam
217:1394
179:Fate
143:Name
119:Fate
106:1775
62:Name
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