42:
123:
1988:
1983:
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was at Guam in 1825 Stavers entered into a dispute with the
Spanish governor there. The governor did not acknowledge Stavers's invitation to fight, but in the evening a party of the governor's guards lured Stavers into an ambush and murdered him. Some accounts state that the Governor executed Stavers
647:
was finally able to engage at about 10:30a.m. She discovered that the schooner, which flew an
American flag, was armed with 14 guns, plus the 32-pounder, and had a crew of over 100 men. In the engagement the vessels exchanged broadsides and both sustained damage. It appeared that the American might
1426:
731:
at
Woolwich in 1814. The "Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy" offered the "Coquette sloop, of 484 tons", lying at Deptford, for sale on 30 January 1817. She finally sold for £1,090 on 30 April to a Mr. Ismay.
635:
was a little to windward of
Suriname. At 6 o'clock in the morning she encountered a schooner. Simpson lured the schooner closer by sailing like a merchantman. The schooner opened fire at 9a.m. with a 32-pounder gun that outranged
876:
A suit by the ship's cooper on her return reveals that her owners for the voyage were
Bicknell, Deacon (managing owner), and Thorton (also the commander). The voyage had proved particularly valuable and the plaintiff's
490:
declared war on Great
Britain. The official news did not arrive there until 2 December, at which time the British declared an embargo on all Russian vessels in British ports.
368:
was launched in 1807 and spent her naval career patrolling in the
Channel and escorting convoys. In 1813 she engaged an American privateer in a notable but inconclusive
2035:
571:, of near 800 tons burthen, Jannsen, master, had lost her main and mizzen mast and was waterlogged. Her crew had abandoned her. She had been bringing timber from
2015:
1658:
Reports of Cases Argued and
Determined in the Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber: Temp. Lord Lyndurst, with Tables of Cases and Principal Matters ..
46:
1705:
931:, bound for the Pacific Ocean. On 16 January 1834 she was at New Ireland. In February she was at Bayenwall Island (near the Isle de Santa Cruz). The
688:
s long gun was a 42-pounder, and that she had a crew of 140 men. It also reported, incorrectly, that her captain (Guy R. Champlin), had been killed.
957:
lost at Guam on 4 November 1835. The fate of the vessel was still unknown in 1846 when the family of one of the crewmen sought news of his fate.
2025:
1646:
1609:
The
Natural History of the Sperm Whale: To which is Added a Sketch of a South-Sea Whaling Voyage, in which the Author was Personally Engaged
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2040:
852:
as having undergone repairs in 1827, and her master changing from Buckle to
Thornton. It also showed her owner as Deacon & Co. The
2020:
1674:
601:
was among the Royal Navy vessels then lying at Spithead or Portsmouth and so entitled to share in the grant for the American ships
818:
was at Honolulu after having fished off the coast of Japan. She returned to England on 18 April 1823 with 600 casks of whale oil.
590:
was undergoing fitting at Woolwich. In March Captain Thomas Bradby assumed command. In May, Captain John Simpson replaced Bradby.
41:
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1068:
1932:
1698:
389:
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232:
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194:
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had not been heard of since July 1835, when another whaler had spoken to her off the coast of Japan. At the time,
935:
reported on 28 July 1834 that natives of one of the islands of New Guinea had speared a boat's crew belonging to
789:
reported that Captain King had taken ill and returned to London. Phillips, the chief mate, had assumed command.
467:, Birkley, master, had been sailing from Petersburg to Plymouth when two French privateers captured her off the
1963:
1691:
1616:
Richards, Rhys (March 1993). "Rongotute, Stivers and "Other Visitors" to New Zealand "Before Captain Cook"".
1901:
1842:
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487:
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was at the Moluccas on 29 March 1824, on the coast of Japan in June–July, and at Timor in September.
805:
649:
669:. Her captain later reported that she had suffered six men killed and 16 wounded in the engagement.
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was one of some 70 vessels that shared in the proceeds of the seizure of the 44-gun Russian frigate
2010:
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1239:
804:. They had the misfortune to arrive as a local war commenced and one side assumed they were enemy.
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539:
76:
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1412:
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369:
1372:
1361:
1227:
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1801:
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407:
510:) then in Portsmouth harbour. The Russian vessels were carrying the payroll for Vice-Admiral
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1407:
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1223:
1431:[London, England] 7 Sept. 1813: 2. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 28 July 2018.
1858:
1667:
British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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2004:
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Captain Thornton sailed on 20 April 1830, bound for the Indian Ocean. On 3 July 1832
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468:
377:
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s master changing from Phillips to Thornton, and her owner still as Gale & Co.
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reached Britain, the Royal Navy seized all American vessels then in British ports.
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20:
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in 1818 with J. (or T.) Moore, master, Rains, owner, and trade London–South Seas.
1852:
594:
572:
564:
342:
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An ordinary seaman received 4s 1d; the Commander in Chief received £230 10s 8d.
991:. The naval dockyard at Deptford was the place of purchase when the Navy sold
652:, but instead she took to her sweeps and escaped as the wind was too weak for
348:
912:
433:
414:
337:
201:
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returned to England on 1 September 1826 with 550 casks or 2600 barrels.
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Consequently, a seaman on any one of the 70 British vessels received 14
869:
Captain Thornton sailed from England on 31 August 1827. By 9 September
797:
777:
Captain King sailed on 9 June 1820, bound for Peru. On 22 January 1821
385:
1008:
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381:
1590:
The Dalton Journal: Two Whaling Voyages to the South Seas, 1823-1829
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890:
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for the Channel in June 1807. An announcement of his appointment to
452:
described her as "the fins and largest sloop in the British Navy".
1037:
898:
836:
for "drunken riotous behavior". Captain Spencer replaced Stavers.
785:, of Nantucket, spoke in the Eastern Pacific. Captain Phillips of
406:
was the second ship in a class of two sloops; her sister ship was
316:
915:, sailing for London. She returned to London on 10 October 1832.
628:
sailed from Portsmouth with a convoy bound for the West Indies.
1687:
824:
Captain John Stavers sailed from England on 2 November 1823.
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was at Madeira. She returned to England on 19 October 1829.
792:
On 14 August 1821 10 of the 12 men in a landing party from
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1172:
1170:
1168:
901:. Advances and deductions reduced the net to £37 16s 7d.
771:
returned on 7 November 1819 with 600 casks of whale oil.
549:
had detained as the vessel was sailing from Archangel.
542:. Commander George Hewson replaced Forbes in November.
1007:, of 186 tons burthen, had been launched in 1801 at
1892:
1721:
953:had 1700 barrels of whale oil. Another report had
417:for the class. Both were enlarged versions of the
674:General Armstrong § Battle of Suriname River
538:on 21 October 1810, the fifth anniversary of the
351:: 2 × 6-pounder guns + 2 × 12-pounder carronades
1058:Neither register has an online volume for 1817.
660:had four men wounded, two of whom later died.
1699:
1639:Russian Warships in the Age of Sail 1696–1860
1294:
811:was sent to investigate and exact reprisals.
8:
1067:He had previously been master of the whaler
796:were massacred at Hanamenu on the island of
380:in 1814 and sold her in 1817. She became a
1706:
1692:
1684:
1157:British Southern Whale Fishery – Voyages:
1011:. The prize money accruing to a seaman on
545:On 12 July a vessel arrived at Leith that
392:before she was lost in 1835 on her sixth.
295:Unladen: 7 ft 3 in (2.21 m)
1715:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1835
298:Laden: 10 ft 6 in (3.20 m)
1543:
1531:
1178:
1109:
1107:
1092:
1090:
527:when they captured the French privateer
19:For other ships with the same name, see
1086:
966:
927:from London on 12 December 1832 on her
559:took possession of the derelict vessel
1637:Tredrea, John; Sozaev, Eduard (2010).
1507:
1495:
1152:
1150:
1148:
1146:
1144:
463:, which was carrying a cargo of hemp.
27:
2036:Age of Sail merchant ships of England
1519:
1142:
1140:
1138:
1136:
1134:
1132:
1130:
1128:
1126:
1124:
767:Captain Joseph Moore sailed in 1817.
583:into Leith, arriving on 21 November.
444:Commander Robert Forbes commissioned
119:
39:
7:
747:, sailing for a sequence of owners.
713:at the capture of the American ship
479:and sent her into Portsmouth, where
2016:Ships built by Temple shipbuilders
1571:New South Wales Government Gazette
980:, and records based on them, give
514:’s squadron in the Mediterranean.
285:31 ft 1 in (9.47 m)
258: in (34.531 m) (overall)
14:
1618:Journal of the Polynesian Society
1592:. National Library of Australia.
1559:, 28 July 1834, "Ship News", p.2.
593:When news of the outbreak of the
424:. In 1811 the Admiralty re-rated
308:9 ft 5 in (2.87 m)
115:Sold 1817 into mercantile service
1986:
1981:
1656:Tyrwhitt, Robert Philip (1837).
1316:. 25 October 1808. p. 1460.
1212:. 13 February 1808. p. 236.
121:
40:
1465:. 22 January 1814. p. 191.
1416:. 30 October 1821. p. 880.
905:5th whaling voyage (1830–1832):
867:4th whaling voyage (1827–1829):
822:3rd whaling voyage (1823–1826):
775:2nd whaling voyage (1820–1823):
765:1st whaling voyage (1817–1818):
1485:. 11 January 1817. p. 61.
945:reported on 13 June 1837 that
814:Between 9 and 30 October 1822
621:seized there on 31 July 1812.
354:Centreline: 1 × 12-pounder gun
1:
1336:. 2 January 1810. p. 25.
1284:. 15 July 1809. p. 1129.
681:reported on 21 May 1813 that
586:Between January and May 1812
502:), and the Russian storeship
275: in (28.7 m) (keel)
2026:Post ships of the Royal Navy
1396:. 2 April 1816. p. 327.
1264:. 5 March 1808. p. 343.
336:Upper Deck: 18 × 32-pounder
1297:, pp. 198 & p.391.
1295:Tredrea & Sozaev (2010)
939:, 12 months out of London.
663:The American privateer was
459:recovered the English brig
345:: 6 × 12-pounder carronades
2057:
2041:Maritime incidents in 1835
671:
18:
1976:
989:The King's Yard, Deptford
486:On 26 October 1807, Tsar
185:
34:
30:
2021:Sloops of the Royal Navy
1588:Dalton, William (1990).
1573:, 6 February 1846, p.172
923:Captain Thornton sailed
186:General characteristics
1669:. Seaforth Publishing.
534:Forbes was promoted to
483:arrived on 2 December.
388:voyages to the British
16:Sloop of the Royal Navy
1665:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1607:Beale, Thomas (1839).
390:southern whale fishery
211:Quarterdeck ship-sloop
488:Alexander I of Russia
455:On 19 November 1807,
163:1827:Deacon & Co.
1115:Register of Shipping
978:Register of Shipping
854:Register of Shipping
759:Register of Shipping
695:was in company with
521:was in company with
517:On 23 October 1808,
200:; reclassed 1811 as
157:1820:Gains & Co.
1546:, pp. 1035–41.
1100:(1818), Seq. №C882.
540:battle of Trafalgar
160:1823:Gale & Son
77:Temple shipbuilders
1482:The London Gazette
1462:The London Gazette
1413:The London Gazette
1393:The London Gazette
1333:The London Gazette
1313:The London Gazette
1281:The London Gazette
1261:The London Gazette
1244:(1808), Seq.№A482.
1209:The London Gazette
1117:(1818), Seq.№C883.
1070:Sir George Osborne
987:s launch place as
929:6th whaling voyage
751:first appeared in
736:Mercantile service
440:Royal Navy service
370:single-ship action
1998:
1997:
1934:Manchester Packet
1913:Queen of the Isle
1648:978-1-84832-058-1
1522:, pp. 335–7.
1510:, pp. 70–71.
1349:, Vol. 24, p.318.
802:Marquesas Islands
683:General Armstrong
666:General Armstrong
631:On 11 March 1813
575:. Two days later
422:-class ship-sloop
360:
359:
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1200:
1194:
1193:, Vol. 17, p.30.
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848:for 1827 showed
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1083:
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1003:
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972:
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884:
880:
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640:
624:On 20 November
552:On 16 November
512:Dmitry Senyavin
442:
401:
372:. The Navy put
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1660:. R. T. Davis.
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1183:
1181:, p. 263.
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1558:
1557:Sydney Herald
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1534:, p. 33.
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1525:
1521:
1516:
1513:
1509:
1508:Dalton (1990)
1504:
1501:
1498:, p. 16.
1497:
1496:Dalton (1990)
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926:
918:
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139:
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133:
132:
118:
114:
111:
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107:(6 June 1807)
106:
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95:25 April 1807
94:
91:
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87:February 1806
86:
83:
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56:
53:
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43:
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29:
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1923:
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1813:
1802:
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1782:
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1761:
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1621:
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1527:
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1437:
1428:
1422:
1411:
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1368:
1359:Lloyd's List
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1311:
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1279:
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1259:
1250:
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1224:Lloyd's List
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216:Tons burthen
195:
154:1817: Raines
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21:HMS Coquette
1844:Duckenfield
1624:(1): 7–38.
1477:"No. 17208"
1457:"No. 16847"
1408:"No. 17135"
1388:"No. 17124"
1328:"No. 16330"
1308:"No. 16195"
1276:"No. 16276"
1256:"No. 16125"
1204:"No. 16119"
656:to pursue.
595:War of 1812
565:Dogger Bank
556:Chanticleer
475:recaptured
261:94 ft
2011:1807 ships
2005:Categories
1944:San Felipe
1903:Enterprise
1783:Challenger
1752:Oracabessa
1742:George III
1722:Shipwrecks
1599:0642105057
1582:References
603:Belleville
508:Vilghemina
504:Wilhelmina
434:post ships
432:as 20-gun
338:carronades
323:Complement
313:Propulsion
1964:HMS
1955:Cleopatra
1953:HMS
1859:shipwreck
1814:Cleopatra
1812:HMS
1793:Montezuma
1781:HMS
1762:Cambridge
1081:Citations
913:Mauritius
808:Dauntless
806:HMS
743:became a
721:Disposal:
563:near the
554:HMS
420:Cormorant
415:name ship
408:HMS
231:, or 495
202:Post ship
196:Cormorant
84:Laid down
59:Queen Mab
1962:27 Nov:
1951:26 Oct:
1931:27 Aug:
1920:14 Jun:
1910:25 Mar:
1900:11 Feb:
1882:Research
1869:Coquette
1851:10 Dec:
1831:30 Nov:
1821:19 Nov:
1810:19 Sep:
1800:29 Jun:
1790:14 Jun:
1779:19 May:
1769:13 May:
1759:22 Apr:
1749:17 Mar:
1739:12 Mar:
1729:30 Jan:
1630:20706490
1159:Coquette
1013:Coquette
993:Coquette
982:Coquette
955:Coquette
951:Coquette
947:Coquette
937:Coquette
925:Coquette
909:Coquette
871:Coquette
858:Coquette
850:Coquette
840:Coquette
833:Coquette
826:Coquette
816:Coquette
794:Coquette
787:Coquette
779:Coquette
769:Coquette
757:and the
741:Coquette
729:Ordinary
725:Coquette
693:Coquette
658:Coquette
654:Coquette
645:Coquette
643:s guns.
638:Coquette
633:Coquette
626:Coquette
619:Leonidas
599:Coquette
588:Coquette
577:Coquette
547:Coquette
529:Espiegle
519:Coquette
500:Speshnyy
496:Speshnoy
492:Coquette
473:Coquette
457:Coquette
450:Coquette
446:Coquette
430:Coquette
404:Coquette
378:ordinary
374:Coquette
365:Coquette
331:Armament
170:Acquired
138:Coquette
105:Coquette
92:Launched
1941:1 Sep:
1841:1 Dec:
1445:L№4772.
911:was at
883:⁄
800:in the
798:Hiva Oa
710:Mercury
386:whaling
290:Draught
270:⁄
253:⁄
225:⁄
100:Renamed
73:Builder
65:Ordered
35:History
1924:Ingham
1875:Latona
1834:Cadmus
1803:Adonis
1673:
1645:
1628:
1596:
1376:№4617.
1362:№4572.
1228:№4209.
1009:Howdon
1005:Amazon
976:, the
893:141 14
831:While
749:Coquet
745:whaler
707:, and
704:Frolic
698:Cressy
615:Ganges
581:Haabet
569:Haabet
561:Haabet
524:Daring
481:Amazon
477:Amazon
465:Amazon
461:Amazon
426:Talbot
413:, the
410:Talbot
397:Talbot
382:whaler
239:Length
142:Coquet
1922:USRC
1732:Sylph
1626:JSTOR
1429:Times
985:'
961:Notes
861:'
783:Globe
686:'
641:'
607:Janus
579:took
573:Memel
399:class
317:Sails
149:Owner
1992:1836
1979:1834
1966:Star
1880:HCS
1854:Hive
1772:Neva
1671:ISBN
1643:ISBN
1594:ISBN
1019:2 10
1015:was
919:Loss
781:and
715:Fame
617:and
611:Aeos
506:(or
428:and
363:HMS
282:Beam
208:Type
181:Lost
178:Fate
140:(or
134:Name
112:Fate
103:HMS
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