1010:
blamed the wrecking on a strong current that had driven her closer to shore than Bremer had realized. However, the court also warned Bremer and the master, Bateman
Ainsworth, to be more careful in the future, finding that they had been overconfident in their navigation and had failed to take frequent depth soundings. The court added that Bremer, his officers and his crew were due the greatest praise "for their arduous exertions in their endeavours to save her, and also for their good and steady conduct throughout the business, both in the boats and on shore".
43:
382:, under the command of Lieutenant Watts, cleared the felucca's deck of her crew and the boats started to pull her out (the Spaniards had taken the precaution of removing her rudder and sails and taking them on shore), when a tug-of-war developed as men on the quay pulled on a hawser. Eventually the boarding party cut the hawser and the boats succeeded in pulling the felucca out, an operation they conducted under fire. The felucca was the
355:. On 15 March 1807 her boats, under the command of Lieutenant George Edward Watts, entered "Puerto de Haz" , Grand Canaria, which was defended by the crossfire of three shore batteries. The British succeeded in bringing out six Spanish brigs (one armed with five guns), three with cargoes of salt pork, salt fish, or wine and fruit, and three in ballast. The only British casualty was a lieutenant, who was wounded. That month
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on 24 October 1816. At around midnight she grounded and developed leaks. The crew abandoned her around 3am when she threatened to roll over on her side as the tide receded. Subsequent efforts to refloat her were unsuccessful. The wreck was abandoned on 4 November 1816. The subsequent court martial
788:
was part of a flotilla of
British warships and Spanish transports under the command of Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Godwin Keats. The flotilla was waiting to land some British troops and 7,000 Spanish troops at Tariffa. The weather did not permit the landing so instead the British troops landed at
1089:
The first-class share was worth £2450 13s 0d. This compares favourably with the good service pension of £150 (presumably per annum) that Smith was awarded in 1839. A sixth-class share, that of an ordinary seaman, was worth £40 9s
404:
The
British lost one man killed and five men wounded, one of whom was Watts, who had been severely wounded. The Spanish casualties included her captain and some crew killed, and 21 men taken prisoner, of whom 19 were wounded. The
955:
as far as Duke Town. By one account her boats captured seven
Portuguese and Spanish slavers carrying some 550 slaves. First though, they had to overcome the slavers' determined resistance, which resulted in some bloodshed.
792:
On 10 May 1812, Smith, on behalf of the
British government, signed a treaty of commerce with His Highness Sidi Jusef Caramanli, Bashaw, Bey, Governor and Captain General of the City and Kingdom of
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s 145 men. Still, the
British had suffered only one man wounded. The Danes lost 12 men killed and 20 wounded, some mortally. The Royal Navy took her into service as
2579:
1104:
d. or about two-years wages. Unfortunately, there does not seem to be any published account of how the Danish vessels happened to be in a
Portuguese port and how
770:. The initial distribution of prize money amounted to £12,000. Given the small size of her crew, this resulted in a notable amount even for an ordinary seaman.
711:. Here her primary task was to reconnoiter the island. She returned to Hood's fleet on 23 December and the British took unopposed possession the next day.
2599:
2139:
2604:
351:
She was commissioned in
October 1806 under her first captain, Conway Shipley. The following year her boats executed cutting-out operations in the
343:
suppressing the slave trade during which time she captured ten slavers and freed 500-1,000 slaves. She was wrecked in 1816 with no loss of life.
374:
sent her boats into the harbour of Gran
Canaria, which was defended by a strong fort and two shore batteries. There they cut out a large armed
2004:
1980:
1932:
700:
2594:
602:
1899:
2584:
1997:
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1758:, Appendix A: "Suspected Slave Vessels Detained 1807-39 by Royal Navy Cruisers, Colonial Vessels and Letters of Marque Vessels".
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continued off the Portuguese coast and in the Mediterranean. On 5 February she captured sundry Danish vessels at St. Ubes (
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A commissioned officer received £2 2s 11d in prize money, while a petty officer received 7s 11d and an able seaman 1s 6d.
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708:
654:
182:
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983:, neither of which was carrying slaves. The London Commission reversed the condemnation of both Portuguese vessels.
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then sailed in search of a Danish 74-gun reported to be returning to Copenhagen, but did not find her. On 18 August
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1942:
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went on to participate in the capitulation of Copenhagen on 7 September and to share in the prize money for that.
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The Naval History of Great Britain, from the Declaration of War by France in 1793, to the Accession of George IV
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had collected. Rothschild had a contract to deliver £600,000 to the south of France by 14 March. By the time
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Algeciras and marched to Tariffa, later being joined by the Spanish troops when the transports could sail.
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319:
150:
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Captain Thomas Tucker had succeeded Tailour by 1816, and Captain James Gordon Bremer succeeded Tucker.
1807:
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were able to deliver to Bordeaux the £450,000 that Rothschild had gathered, Napoleon had abdicated.
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being a naval vessel, she ignored Heywood's instructions. Heywood ordered a musket fired, to which
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336:
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246:
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was under Captain John Tailour from November 1814, during which time she served in the
815:
793:
460:
379:
352:
77:
1973:
British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
941:(no slaves), off "Princes Island". The London Commission reversed the condemnation of
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952:
2293:
2267:
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1055:
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1341:
1947:
2362:
1875:
Opposing the Slavers: The Royal Navy's Campaign against the Atlantic Slave Trade
453:
444:
was under Captain Edward Heywood from July 1807, and in August she was with the
383:
276:
270:
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took command in November 1807, and sailed to Portugal later that month. There
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with clasp "Comus 15 Augt. 1807", to all surviving claimants from the action.
487:
332:
325:
285:
156:
389:, which had been carrying bale goods from Cadiz to Buenos Ayres. On her way,
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to halt and allow herself to be detained. War not having been declared, and
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and was at the capture of Copenhagen. In 1815 she spent six months with the
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20:
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condemned, though the London Commission later reversed four condemnations.
1989:
1163:
An obituary for Tailour states that in six months he captured ten slavers.
1925:
Nathan Mayer Rothschild and the creation of a dynasty: the critical years
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851:
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719:
423:, with her cargo of wheat and salt. The other capture was the schooner
375:
409:
awarded Watts a sword worth £50. The prize money was substantial too.
1071:
The share of a petty officer was £22 11s. That of a seaman was £3 8s.
475:
417:
1027:
1035:
929:
captured two Portuguese vessels. On 3 April she captured the brig
570:
The two vessels had been relatively evenly matched in firepower.
335:. She was launched in 1806. In 1807 she took part in one notable
918:(41 slaves). The London Commission reversed the condemnation of
2121:
1993:
1946:
951:
appears to have been the first warship to have sailed up the
121:
Naval General Service Medal with clasp: "Comus 15 Augt. 1807"
679:, which was in sight. Three days after that, on 2 October,
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a little before midnight on the 15th. Heywood ordered the
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then came together, which enabled a boarding party from
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Fc: 2 × 6-pounder chase guns + 2 × 18-pounder carronades
378:, which was flying His Catholic Majesty's colours. The
1701:
Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office (1841)
499:
after her, even though war had not yet been declared.
1058:, in Norway. The Royal Navy would capture her in the
2109:
List of corvette and sloop classes of the Royal Navy
1892:
British Warship Losses in the Age of Sail, 1650–1859
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2155:
1957:. Vol. 4, part 2. London: Longman and company.
1172:The first-class share for this vessel was £256 12s
452:with a Danish frigate, and accumulated substantial
448:. During this service she took part in a one-sided
1140:The first-class share for this vessel was £31 16s
904:arrived at Portsmouth, in ballast, on 20 October.
933:(three slaves) at Old Calabar River. On 23 April
714:Captain Matthew Smith took command in 1808, and
427:, a completely new vessel sailing in ballast.
195:120 ft 10 in (36.8 m) (overall)
2133:
2005:
707:participated in the occupation of Madeira by
659:in the capture of the Danish merchant vessel
8:
1705:. Volume 1, Part 1, pp. 731–3. (H. M. S. O.)
507:in the light winds and so outdistanced her.
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2126:
2118:
2012:
1998:
1990:
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1764:
1665:
1663:
1630:
1628:
1587:
1585:
1538:
1536:
1391:
1389:
1387:
1385:
900:did free there were 54 boys and 47 girls.
846:captured eleven vessels, all of which the
2149:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1816
1296:
1294:
1292:
1290:
1288:
880:where she captured the Spanish schooners
584:s broadside weighed 200 pounds. However,
534:replied with a shot from her stern guns.
198:98 ft 7 in (30.0 m) (keel)
1818:
1415:
1252:
1186:d; a sixth-class share was worth £2 10s
1117:The share of a petty officer was £4 18s
975:captured both the Portuguese brigantine
842:. During her service with the Squadron,
639:in the recapture on the same day of the
397:, which had been sailing from London to
19:For other ships with the same name, see
1755:
1565:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
1375:
1373:
1371:
1212:
1154:d; a sixth-class share was worth 6s 3d.
1131:d. That of an able seaman was £1 5s 6d.
1019:
861:captured the Portuguese slave schooner
1845:
1734:
1644:. 8 November 1814. pp. 2216–2217.
910:also captured two Portuguese vessels,
577:s broadside weighed 204 pounds, while
27:
2580:Sixth-rate frigates of the Royal Navy
1552:. 27 August 1811. pp. 1691–1692.
1427:
367:, with a mixed cargo of merchandise.
39:
7:
687:captured the Danish merchant vessel
671:captured the Danish merchant vessel
663:. Later that month, on 9 September,
619:captured the Danish merchant vessel
601:. In 1847 the Admiralty awarded the
1621:. 24 September 1811. p. 1899.
1489:. 23 September 1809. p. 1544.
456:during this period of her career.
134:Wreck abandoned on 4 November 1816
14:
2600:Ships of the West Africa Squadron
1529:. 12 November 1811. p. 2200.
1405:. 5 September 1807. p. 1157.
1026:The share of a petty officer was
971:. Then on 15 July at Cape Palmas
963:captured the Portuguese schooner
230:10 ft 3 in (3.1 m)
2550:
2545:
1780:. 25 October 1823. p. 1792.
1703:British and foreign state papers
1379:James (1837), Vol. 4, pp. 226–8.
1364:. 16 February 1808. p. 253.
1310:. 9 June 1807. pp. 778–779.
1038:. That of a seaman was £7 6s 5d.
518:and chased her, catching up off
474:in British reports), sailed for
41:
1724:. 25 January 1814. p. 214.
1601:. 4 October 1814. p. 1989.
1509:. 13 August 1811. p. 1599.
1330:. 29 December 1807. p. 13.
1229:. 26 January 1849. p. 241.
818:to transport French coins that
541:After an action of 45 minutes,
2605:Naval ships of the Gunboat War
1894:. Rotherfield: Jean Boudriot.
914:(61 slaves), and the schooner
896:(no slaves). Among the slaves
298:UD: 22 × 32-pounder carronades
1:
1927:. Stanford University Press.
1679:. 17 July 1810. p. 1065.
1469:. 11 July 1809. p. 1103.
1449:. 14 April 1812. p. 709.
365:Nostra Senora de los Remedies
301:QD: 6 × 18-pounder carronades
892:; 245 slaves), and the brig
1923:Kaplan, Herbert H. (2005).
1831:The United service magazine
803:captured the American brig
777:captured the American brig
603:Naval General Service Medal
538:followed with a broadside.
292:+ 2 × 24-pounder carronades
2621:
2595:Maritime incidents in 1816
2361:September (unknown date):
1833:, (1829), Issue 1, p. 775.
1793:, (1818), Vol. 17, p. 305.
131:Wrecked on 24 October 1816
18:
2540:
2441:November (unknown date):
2106:
2080:
2030:
1890:Hepper, David J. (1994).
1344:. Lloyd's Patriotic Fund.
1051:Prinds Christian Frederik
979:and the Spanish schooner
882:Nuestra Senora del Carmen
722:, Portugal). The vessels
588:had a crew of 226 men to
359:also captured two brigs,
273:(UD): 22 × 9-pounder guns
140:
34:
30:
16:Frigate of the Royal Navy
2199:January (unknown date):
1655:The Gentleman's Magazine
869:; she landed one slave.
675:, but had to share with
548:s rigging was disabled.
459:On 12 August the 32-gun
446:expedition to Copenhagen
141:General characteristics
2585:Laurel-class post ships
1873:Grindal, Peter (2016).
1060:Battle of Zealand Point
673:Elizabeth vonder Pahlen
567:s bow and capture her.
2575:Ships built in England
1971:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1966:. Whitmore & Fenn.
1692:, Vol. 25, pp. 338–40.
1001:at St Mary's Bay, off
937:captured the schooner
407:Lloyd's Patriotic Fund
363:, with salt fish, and
2330:July (unknown date):
2266:June (unknown date):
1962:Ralfe, James (1828).
1954:Royal Naval Biography
1948:"Smith, Mathew"
1108:came to capture them.
416:captured the Spanish
222: in (9.6 m)
1054:, which remained at
848:Vice admiralty court
840:West Africa Squadron
784:On 20 February 1811
773:On 27 February 1808
391:San Pedro de Apostol
387:San Pedro de Apostol
341:West Africa Squadron
2444:Countess of Loudoun
2323:Elizabeth Henrietta
1791:Miscellaneous Paper
1657:, Vol. 177, p. 556.
1563:Josceline Percy at
872:Next, on 25 March,
643:. Three days later
103:By 19 November 1806
76:Custance & Co,
1777:The London Gazette
1721:The London Gazette
1676:The London Gazette
1641:The London Gazette
1618:The London Gazette
1598:The London Gazette
1549:The London Gazette
1526:The London Gazette
1506:The London Gazette
1486:The London Gazette
1466:The London Gazette
1446:The London Gazette
1402:The London Gazette
1361:The London Gazette
1327:The London Gazette
1307:The London Gazette
1226:The London Gazette
726:captured were the
695:Subsequent service
510:On 14 August 1807
450:single-ship action
337:single-ship action
2562:
2561:
2530:Frances Charlotte
2407:Frances Charlotte
2115:
2114:
2024:-class post ships
1982:978-1-86176-246-7
1934:978-0-8047-5165-0
1860:, Vol.36, p. 511.
1579:, Vol. 33, p. 10.
884:(120 slaves) and
867:Old Calabar River
857:On 16 March 1815
820:Nathan Rothschild
633:also shared with
393:had captured the
310:
309:
279:: 6 × 24-pounder
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2554:
2549:
2533:
2523:
2513:
2492:
2458:
2447:
2437:
2426:
2416:
2387:
2377:
2367:
2357:
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2336:
2326:
2316:
2298:
2288:
2278:
2262:
2259:Archduke Charles
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1298:
1283:
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1280:
1278:
1269:. Archived from
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1250:
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1201:
1199:
1198:
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1072:
1069:
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1045:
1039:
1024:
736:Aufgehende Sonne
661:Fredeus Forsward
593:
583:
576:
566:
547:
503:was faster than
486:sent the 74-gun
288:: 2 × 6-pounder
247:Full-rigged ship
221:
220:
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213:
180:
179:
178:
174:
49:
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28:
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2564:
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2558:
2536:
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2520:Mulgrave Castle
2516:
2506:
2500:Other incidents
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2461:
2450:
2440:
2429:
2419:
2390:
2380:
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2360:
2349:
2339:
2333:Governor Hunter
2329:
2319:
2306:Révolutionnaire
2301:
2291:
2281:
2265:
2255:
2245:
2234:
2224:
2218:Lord Wellington
2214:
2198:
2172:
2162:
2151:
2146:
2116:
2111:
2102:
2076:
2026:
2018:
1983:
1970:
1961:
1941:
1935:
1922:
1908:
1902:
1889:
1872:
1869:
1864:
1858:Naval Chronicle
1856:
1852:
1844:
1837:
1829:
1825:
1819:Marshall (1835)
1817:
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1785:
1770:
1769:
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1741:
1733:
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1690:Naval Chronicle
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1577:Naval Chronicle
1575:
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1479:
1478:
1474:
1459:
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1454:
1439:
1438:
1434:
1426:
1422:
1416:Winfield (2008)
1414:
1410:
1395:
1394:
1383:
1378:
1369:
1354:
1353:
1349:
1340:
1339:
1335:
1320:
1319:
1315:
1300:
1299:
1286:
1276:
1274:
1273:on 15 July 2011
1264:
1263:
1259:
1253:Winfield (2008)
1251:
1234:
1219:
1218:
1214:
1210:
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1079:
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1070:
1066:
1046:
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1016:
992:
967:(no slaves) at
965:Novo Fragantina
799:On 14 May 1813
709:Sir Samuel Hood
701:Josceline Percy
697:
598:Frederickscoarn
591:
581:
574:
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117:
68:30 January 1805
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2462:Unknown date:
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1772:"No. 17969"
1716:"No. 16848"
1671:"No. 16388"
1636:"No. 16895"
1613:"No. 16525"
1593:"No. 16942"
1544:"No. 16517"
1521:"No. 16540"
1501:"No. 16513"
1481:"No. 16300"
1461:"No. 16275"
1441:"No. 16593"
1397:"No. 16062"
1356:"No. 16120"
1342:"HMS Comus"
1322:"No. 16104"
1302:"No. 16036"
1265:Benyon, P.
1221:"No. 20939"
805:Jane Barnes
752:Speculation
470:(listed as
454:prize money
384:packet ship
208:31 ft
116:Honours and
87:August 1805
2590:1806 ships
2569:Categories
2510:Cockatrice
2413:Woodbridge
2156:Shipwrecks
1883:B01MYTNUEH
1867:References
943:Santa Anna
931:Santa Anna
863:Dos Amigos
740:Finegheden
488:third rate
465:HDMS
395:Lord Keith
333:Royal Navy
326:sixth-rate
290:chase guns
281:carronades
253:Complement
235:Propulsion
157:sixth-rate
2453:USS
2432:HMS
2423:Harpooner
2393:HMS
2352:HMS
2311:HMS
2304:HMS
2239:Liverpool
2237:HMS
2192:Sea Horse
2166:Estramina
1808:No. 5016.
1208:Citations
1047:This was
1003:Cape Pine
920:Bon Sorte
912:Bon Sorte
890:Intrepide
886:Intrepida
878:Duke Town
768:Magdalena
764:Bragernes
641:Britannia
520:Marstrand
434:vs. HDMS
370:On 8 May
361:St Philip
329:post ship
266:As built:
243:Sail plan
160:post ship
100:Completed
84:Laid down
21:HMS Comus
2527:19 Sep:
2517:18 May:
2455:Chippewa
2451:12 Dec:
2430:11 Nov:
2420:10 Nov:
2371:24 Oct:
2350:15 Sep:
2343:Caroline
2340:28 Aug:
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2302:28 Jul:
2292:23 Jul:
2275:Recovery
2256:29 Jun:
2246:25 Jun:
2225:20 Feb:
2176:Boadicea
2173:30 Jan:
2163:19 Jan:
2087:Banterer
1945:(1835).
1912:(1837).
1277:12 March
959:In June
916:Estrella
902:Catalina
894:Catalina
852:Freetown
744:Johannes
699:Captain
514:sighted
463:frigate
412:In May,
353:Canaries
347:Canaries
261:Armament
92:Launched
2507:7 Mar:
2489:Windsor
2401:Concord
2395:Briseis
2391:5 Nov:
2381:3 Nov:
2354:Whiting
2282:2 Jul:
2235:5 Mar:
2228:Phoenix
2215:8 Feb:
2064:Perseus
2057:Garland
1195:⁄
1181:⁄
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999:wrecked
981:Palafox
969:Anamabo
876:was at
814:was at
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760:Fortuna
720:Setubal
685:Pelican
677:Defence
669:Pelican
656:Pelican
650:Spencer
609:Defence
505:Defence
492:Defence
480:Elsinor
399:Mogador
376:felucca
331:of the
217:⁄
175:⁄
149:22-gun
73:Builder
65:Ordered
35:History
2477:Creole
2465:Albion
2285:Méduse
2208:Amelia
2202:Albion
2096:Hermes
2071:Volage
2043:Laurel
2036:Boreas
2022:Laurel
1979:
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977:Abismo
925:Next,
756:Haabet
728:Ovenum
621:Haabet
476:Norway
461:Danish
425:Louisa
418:lugger
323:-class
321:Laurel
269:Upper
190:Length
154:-class
152:Laurel
118:awards
2483:Trial
2374:Comus
2313:Zebra
2295:Whale
2269:Edwin
2187:wreck
2098:class
2089:class
2050:Comus
1106:Comus
1049:HDMS
1014:Notes
995:Comus
973:Comus
961:Comus
949:Comus
935:Comus
927:Comus
908:Comus
898:Comus
874:Comus
859:Comus
844:Comus
836:Comus
829:Thais
824:Comus
812:Comus
801:Comus
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681:Comus
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497:Comus
478:from
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432:Comus
414:Comus
372:Comus
357:Comus
315:Comus
238:Sails
59:Comus
2556:1817
2543:1815
2471:Anna
1977:ISBN
1929:ISBN
1896:ISBN
1879:ASIN
1279:2011
1030:28 7
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990:Fate
888:(or
865:off
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779:Fame
766:and
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611:and
552:and
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313:HMS
271:deck
205:Beam
126:Fate
57:HMS
54:Name
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