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was twenty-five years old, and battered, the Navy decided against sending her to sea again. Lieutenant James
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She underwent repairs at
Rochefort several times, in January to April 1783 and in May 1790. In 1791 she was coppered, and then underwent further repairs in 1794.
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s crew badly, stripping the men naked and keeping them on deck for two days until they arrived at Brest. The French Navy took
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was cruising to the south of the island. Another privateer, this one of 20 guns, was also in the area.
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lost one man killed and 16 wounded in the action and her hull and rigging were badly damaged.
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launched in 1779. She became a privateer that the
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gave chase to four ships that turned out to be a frigate and three merchant ships.
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Madeira dated 22 February 1804 reported that the 36-gun privateer
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must have then sailed to the Caribbean as on 19 March she captured the
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234:Initially: 26 × 12-pounder + 6 × 6-pounder guns
325:engaged in some proforma resistance and then
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461:On 23 March 1804, the British 18-gun
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550:had only one man slightly wounded.
486:used her superior speed to escape.
453:recaptured, and sent into Jamaica.
820:. Paris: éditions Auguste Picard.
518:On 25 March 1804 or 27 March 1804
478:in a close, 80-minute action near
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756:Clowes, p. 341; Colledge, p. 251.
423:, and sent her into Guadeloupe.
340:into service and kept her name.
237:Later: 8 × 6-pounder guns + 4 ×
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447:, which however the frigate
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900:Roche, Jean-Michel (2005).
796:. 15 May 1804. p. 620.
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862:Demerliac, Alain (2004).
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294:Battle of the Chesapeake
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213:37 ft (11.3 m)
169:General characteristics
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927:Winfield, Rif (2008).
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366:In December 1800, the
285:-class French frigate
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522:captured the damaged
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292:She took part in the
562:into service as HMS
431:, Williams, master,
239:36-pounder howitzers
221:301 (French service)
105:and then the 36-gun
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145:, an island in the
812:Contenson, Ludovic
793:The London Gazette
528:single-ship action
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536:Hippomenses
378:recaptured
368:hired armed
268:prison ship
185:Prison ship
147:West Indies
21:HMS Antigua
981:1779 ships
950:Categories
805:References
574:Égyptienne
569:Egyptienne
560:Égyptienne
548:Hippomenes
540:Égyptienne
532:Égyptienne
524:Égyptienne
520:Hippomenes
509:Égyptienne
500:Hippomenes
484:Égyptienne
476:Égyptienne
441:Égyptienne
425:Égyptienne
413:Égyptienne
407:Egyptienne
403:Égyptienne
357:Égyptienne
264:Royal Navy
218:Complement
110:Égyptienne
920:165892922
589:Citations
538:captured
433:Favourite
386:captured
354:privateer
350:Railleuse
344:Privateer
312:HMS
287:Railleuse
194:856 tons
107:privateer
103:Railleuse
72:Rochefort
62:Railleuse
814:(1934).
505:Reliance
480:Barbados
445:Wadstray
437:Wadstray
421:Demerara
384:Egyptian
361:Bordeaux
300:, under
283:Galathée
226:Armament
183:, later
179:Galathée
153:Acquired
139:Namesake
99:Galathée
86:Captured
78:Launched
826:7842336
579:Antigua
564:Antigua
482:before
457:Capture
450:Blanche
417:Denault
279:Antigua
260:frigate
255:Antigua
143:Antigua
133:Antigua
68:Builder
31:History
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488:Osprey
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467:Osprey
429:Ranger
392:Nimrod
375:Nimrod
371:cutter
338:Ranger
331:Ranger
327:struck
323:Ranger
314:Ranger
202:Length
52:France
463:sloop
396:Skene
394:sent
388:Skene
380:Skene
333:'
319:Brest
266:as a
94:Notes
933:ISBN
916:OCLC
906:ISBN
887:ISBN
868:ISBN
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838:ISBN
822:OCLC
317:off
253:HMS
210:Beam
174:Type
161:Fate
131:HMS
128:Name
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