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had landed her guns and fortified a position on the bank with fifteen 18-pounders commanding the river. Moving up the river took two days, but eventually, after the
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Head money was finally paid in June 1829. A first-class share of the head money was worth £72 18s 6½d; a sixth-class share was worth 4s 2½d.
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Mediterranean as part of a squadron under
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577:. The objective was the American frigate
999:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1810
644:at Portland in 1829. She was renamed HMS
255:Upper gundeck: 28 × 18-pounder guns
882:, (Toronto: Maclear), Vol. 5, pp.418-9.
19:For other ships with the same name, see
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794:. No. 11482. 28 February 1806.
252:Gundeck: 28 × 32-pounder guns
218:178 ft (54.3 m) (gundeck)
714:. 15 March 1850. pp. 791–792.
501:took part in an expedition up the
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488:destroyed the American privateer
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810:- accessed 10 November 2013.
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880:The Anglo-American Magazine
261:: 14 × 9-pounder guns
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494:, of ten guns and 47 men.
296:. She was designed by Sir
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484:On 20 or 22 December,
473:On 12 September 1812,
384:lieutenant de vaisseau
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792:The Morning Chronicle
776:2 August 2011 at the
405:took part in Admiral
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620:Battle of Fort Peter
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443:On 18 October 1810,
149:Battle of Fort Peter
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622:and the capture of
434:Sir Francis Laforey
416:From 1806 to 1808,
345:and the store ship
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807:, 23 October 1810.
780:, Vessel ID 365765
757:The London Gazette
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624:St. Marys, Georgia
310:Sir Charles Cotton
156:with clasp "Egypt"
95:Wells, Rotherhithe
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912:978-1-86176-281-8
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861:"No. 16944"
841:"No. 18581"
821:"No. 17508"
752:"No. 15595"
706:"No. 21077"
464:War of 1812
455:War of 1812
316:off Cadiz.
294:Rotherhithe
128:Honours and
103:August 1795
1460:1798 ships
1449:Categories
1312:Enterprize
1143:Magicienne
1006:Shipwrecks
889:References
479:Anna Maria
348:Prevoyante
290:Royal Navy
283:third rate
239:Propulsion
181:third rate
21:HMS Dragon
1410:Cambridge
1400:Narcissus
1398:HMS
1387:HMS
1378:Harpooner
1366:HMS
1344:HMS
1300:HMS
1291:Elizabeth
1279:HMS
1268:HMS
1259:Satellite
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1246:HMS
1239:HMS
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1180:HMS
1169:HMS
1148:HMS
1134:HMS
1103:HMS
1082:HMS
1067:John Bull
1027:Wild Boar
1025:HMS
693:Citations
524:Bacchante
477:captured
449:Eliza Ann
426:Finistère
422:Île de Ré
401:In 1805,
342:Alligator
325:Admiralty
100:Laid down
1385:18 Oct:
1375:27 Jun:
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1318:Kingston
1298:29 Dec:
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1270:Minotaur
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1091:31 May:
1057:Etingdon
1054:21 Mar:
1047:Montañés
1044:10 Mar:
1034:16 Feb:
1023:15 Feb:
964:project.
774:Archived
563:Peruvian
548:Rifleman
530:Peruvian
518:Endymion
430:flagship
369:Endymion
319:Because
247:Armament
108:Launched
25:HMS Fame
1396:2 Nov:
1346:Zenobia
1222:Plumper
1218:5 Dec:
1211:Leander
1178:9 Nov:
1122:9 Aug:
1080:4 Apr:
1073:Rachael
1013:8 Feb:
618:at the
587:. Here
567:Harmony
542:Tenedos
536:Bulwark
396:Colombe
388:Colombe
380:Colombe
375:Colombe
288:of the
201:⁄
179:74-gun
123:in 1842
116:Renamed
92:Builder
84:Ordered
54:History
1389:Dragon
1368:Phipps
1324:Rosina
1281:Monkey
1248:Pallas
1241:Nymphe
1150:Sirius
1136:Lively
1105:Porgey
1084:Cuckoo
1037:Active
1016:Caesar
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639:Marine
635:Dragon
612:Dragon
605:Dragon
597:Bangor
575:Dragon
571:Dragon
554:Pictou
551:, and
513:Dragon
499:Dragon
491:Tartar
486:Dragon
475:Dragon
460:Dragon
445:Dragon
418:Dragon
403:Dragon
386:Caro.
364:Dragon
337:Dragon
321:Dragon
278:Dragon
215:Length
130:awards
78:Dragon
43:Dragon
1171:Racer
1160:Crown
668:186 9
652:Notes
601:Adams
589:Adams
580:Adams
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