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February 1814, with Captain Arthur P. Hamilton commissioning her in November 1813. Captain Peter Rye may have preceded him in 1813. In August 1815 she accompanied the
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Saturday 7 December 1793 that a " 32-gun frigate The Bombay has been built by the Bombay Presidency for the Company's service. It will be commanded by Capt Pruin." She was built in the
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Calcutta, where they arrived on 11 August, and where his family established themselves. On the resumption of war with France the EIC appointed Hayes commodore of a small squadron consisting of
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Between 1817 and 1830 she was a troopship. She was fitted as a receiving ship between
January and October 1832. Then in 1833 she became a receiving ship at Malta, and her armament was reduced to two guns.
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when she came into the Royal Navy as he was listed as her captain in June 1805, but he then left her almost immediately. In April 1807 Captain
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sailed to Muckie, Sumatra, and captured the fort there. It had belonged to the EIC, but had been lost due to the "treachery of the Malays". After three days of bombardment by
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and fitted out by public subscription. "She is a testament to Indian carpentry skill." By 1 April 1794 she was patrolling off Ceylon.
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was armed with 12 guns and had a crew of 55 men under the command of a
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445:captain. Taking his family aboard, he sailed HCS
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555:after a chase of three days. Her captors sent
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399:purchased her in 1805 and renamed her HMS
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165:Sold on 4 July 1857; broken up 1861
1119:. 24 September 1814. p. 1923.
633:managed to escape. On 3 December
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395:(HEIC) and launched in 1793. The
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1177:Biography of Houston Stewart R.N
1157:"Rundle, Joseph Sparkhall"
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1194:Ships of the East India Company
1163:A Naval Biographical Dictionary
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887:A Naval Biographical Dictionary
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441:In July 1803 the EIC appointed
1067:. 12 January 1808. p. 71.
798:A first-class share was worth
334:UD: 18 × 32-pounder carronades
112:Sold to the Royal Navy in 1805
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625:recaptured her, and captured
393:Honourable East India Company
232: in (32.0 m) (keel)
1100:, Volume 10 (1808), p. 234.
462:(16), and the armed vessel
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1298:Ships of the Bombay Marine
1293:Frigates of the Royal Navy
411:East India Company service
65:British East India Company
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1263:National Maritime Museum
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1026:Warship Histories, vol v
639:capture of Île de France
351:UD: 24 × 18-pounder guns
170:General characteristics
1192:Hackman, Rowan (2001).
1019:"NMM, vessel ID 381204"
1229:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1166:. London: John Murray.
890:. London: John Murray.
710:. Then in April 1846,
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423:In January 1797 HCS
1152:O'Byrne, William R.
876:O'Byrne, William R.
718:raised his flag in
549:s boats recaptured
383:, was a teak-built
1215:. Longmans, Green.
1136:The London Gazette
1116:The London Gazette
1084:The London Gazette
1064:The London Gazette
1008:, pp. 218–20.
881:"Rye, Peter"
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487:Royal Navy service
317:: 12 × 24-pounder
1267:Warship Histories
1265:, as part of the
1255:William Loney, RN
1240:978-1-86176-246-7
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1283:1793 ships
1277:Categories
1186:References
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460:Teignmouth
456:Mornington
443:John Hayes
431:Resistance
397:Royal Navy
385:fifth rate
319:carronades
269:Complement
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25:HMS Ceylon
21:HMS Bombay
899:Citations
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606:HMS
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292:Armament
142:Acquired
101:Launched
81:Namesake
1043:30 July
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