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also participated in an attack on the
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behest and bombarded the French gun boats at Calais. The objective of the engagement was to prevent the French at Calais from linking up with the French flotilla at
Boulogne. The commencement of a gale forced the British to withdraw. With the British squadron having withdrawn, Over the next two days
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and commenced to fire on the fort while guns from squadron were being landed to establish a breaching battery. After the mortar shells blew up the fort's magazine, the garrison surrendered though the battery had not yet commenced fire. Captain
Stoddard and Captain Zehnpfennig entered the fort and
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Early in 1804, a division of the French flotilla was discovered to be sailing along the French coast to
Boulogne protected by shore batteries. The British vessels in the area attacked and were able to drive several vessels onto the beach. However, most succeeded in reaching Boulogne.
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the string and stepped into his gig as he pulled it. Twenty-five seconds later the vessel exploded but the explosion did no damage except remove the praam's bowsprit. When
Jackson returned to the Downs he was invited to dine with Prime Minister
578:, Captain Stoddard, participated in an Army-Navy operation that captured Fort St Philippe in the Coll de Balanguer that controlled the pass on the road between Tortosa to Tarragona. The naval force consisted of
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The "Principal
Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy" offered "Strombolo bomb, of 320 tons", "lying at Woolwich", for sale on 9 February 1815. She sold on that day for £1,680.
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Commander Thomas Hichens, Commander John Stoddard on 3 July, then Grove again, and Commander John Smith in August.
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had been sailing from
Bristol to London when a French privateer had captured her and taken her into Boulogne, where her cargo was landed.
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leaky. She had been traveling from
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also joined the operation. Although most of the French vessels escaped, the British were able to drive a handful on shore.
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purchased her in 1801. The Navy sold her in 1815 and she returned to mercantile service. She was lost in 1818.
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had been lost, with all her cargo, on the coast of Iceland on 29 October 1817. All 20 crew members were lost.
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was recommissioned by Commander Samuel Jackson on 10 May 1803. He sailed for the French coast on 31 July.
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of Boulogne. As the weather worsened, a number of the vessels set sail. Captain
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the French succeeded in getting over 50 boats from Calais to Boulogne.
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had gotten off with little damage and she then sailed for Gibraltar.
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345:Commander William Richardson commissioned
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218:Keel:78 ft 6 in (23.9 m)
456:at the attack on Boulogne October 1804
381:sailed to her assistance. By the 11th
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1435:Age of Sail merchant ships of England
951:(1815), Supple. pages "A", Seq.№A118.
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846:. 27 September 1803. p. 1323.
612:brought back the surrender offer.
442:to close with the French vessels.
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881:. 21 July 1804. pp. 890–891.
228:28 ft 4 in (8.6 m)
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116:28 February 1801 by purchase
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520:, in the salvage money for
280:Upper deck:12 × 24-pounder
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289::2 × 18-pounder carronades
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1440:Sloops of the Royal Navy
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643:to her original name of
639:Her new owners returned
181:General characteristics
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1061:. Seaforth Publishing.
1042:"Jackson, Samuel"
16:Sloop of the Royal Navy
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1057:Winfield, Rif (2008).
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1375:Sir James Henry Craig
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349:in February 1801 for
256:Royal Navy:**Sloop:70
324:Register of Shipping
67:Ann Brodick, Shields
1185:Frederick and Maria
965:(1816), Seq.№A1140.
862:, pp. 273–275.
766:(1818), Seq.№A1308.
750:, pp. 269–270.
189:329, or 335, or 335
1020:Caledonian Mercury
934:The London Gazette
914:The London Gazette
878:The London Gazette
843:The London Gazette
783:(1801), Seq.№A803.
647:. She appeared in
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929:"No. 16979"
909:"No. 16753"
873:"No. 15721"
838:"No. 15624"
635:Merchantman
421:Immortalite
365:The Needles
1430:1800 ships
1424:Categories
1195:Lord Eldon
1114:Shipwrecks
1030:References
582:Invincible
487:Commander
433:Bloodhound
334:Royal Navy
309:Royal Navy
282:carronades
264:At loss:20
251:Complement
233:Propulsion
1254:HMS
1135:Telegraph
1133:HMS
710:Citations
641:Strombolo
623:in 1814.
621:Strombolo
614:Strombolo
609:Strombolo
599:Strombolo
580:HMS
576:Strombolo
569:Strombolo
559:Strombolo
548:Strombolo
503:HMS
396:Montagu's
383:Abundance
360:Abundance
358:HMS
351:the Downs
241:Sail plan
136:Sold 1815
126:Strombolo
83:Sold 1801
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1342:22 Feb:
1335:Cornwall
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1162:16 Feb:
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1121:13 Jan:
1039:(1827).
1018:"DIED".
627:Disposal
374:Morgiana
271:Armament
165:Acquired
113:Acquired
72:Launched
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1352:5 May:
1283:8 Dec:
1252:1 Oct:
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1175:Alceste
1155:Horatio
1152:5 Feb:
604:Volcano
517:Pincher
260:Bomb:67
195:⁄
128:in 1811
121:Renamed
64:Builder
35:History
1365:Benson
1355:Caesar
1286:Indian
1266:Autumn
1235:Welton
1124:Albion
1065:
1007:№5275.
993:№5253.
979:№5011.
897:№4194.
814:№4315.
704:Autumn
696:Autumn
680:Autumn
666:Autumn
645:Autumn
601:, and
588:Thames
555:Autumn
541:Autumn
534:George
530:Autumn
526:George
522:George
514:, and
499:Autumn
493:Autumn
482:Autumn
472:, and
461:Autumn
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444:Autumn
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436:, and
405:Autumn
389:Autumn
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1225:Atlas
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670:Revel
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511:Manly
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1302:Fame
1296:Anna
1063:ISBN
686:Fate
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