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326:, when a fire broke out in the town. Clement landed his crew and they saved much property, the hospital, and many houses. While fighting the fire fell through the roof of a house, sustaining some injuries. Subsequently, yellow fever started to devastate his crew, many of whom died; Clement himself survived three attacks. With only 45 men able to man her,
755:
was a privateer from Saint-Malo commissioned in
October 1810. She made three cruises. Her first cruise occurred under Aimable-Parfait Sauveur with 106 men and 14 guns from October 1810 to April 1811. She made two more between October 1811 and March 1813 under Julien-Marie-Joseph Gallais, with 105 to
333:
When he made use of an impress warrant, properly signed by the
Governor and a magistrate, in Montego Bay, he was forced to pay £535 damages when two actions were brought against him. (Although the loss was incurred in the course of his duty, he never recovered any money.)
300:
She then served under the command of
Commander William Standway Parkinson in the Leeward Islands. He was promoted to post captain on 9 February 1808 when he arrived at the Admiralty with the dispatches announcing the surrender of the Danish West Indian colonies.
255:, launched in 1806 and broken up in 1821. In her career she sailed as far North America, the Caribbean, Africa, South America, and the Far East. She captured or recaptured several merchant ships and a handful of privateers.
387:
sailed from
Jamaica as escort to a convoy of 36 merchant vessels to England. On 27 August the convoy encountered a hurricane during which several merchant vessels foundered.
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left
Trincomalee, Ceylon, for home on 26 December 1816. She carried several passengers, including Captain Hew Stewart, whom a court martial had dismissed from command of
692:
was at
Deptford, refitting for foreign service. Captain Hercules Robinson recommissioned her in September. He sailed her for St. Helena, River Plate, and Newfoundland.
739:
was a privateer from Saint-Malo commissioned in March 1810. Her first cruise was under
Emmanuel-Yves Leroux-Desrochettes with 40 to 43 men, four carriage guns and six
586:
by August. Maxwell visited all the
British settlements on the coast of Africa, destroyed several slave forts on the Rio Pongus and captured four Portuguese slavers.
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s owners sued
Clement in the Vice admiralty court in Jamaica. Although the court found in Clement's favor, defending himself cost Clement £300.
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took effect on 1 May 1807, but the slave ships had been cleared to sail from
England before the Act took effect and so were on a legal voyage.
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on 14 October. He sailed her to North America and in her brought home the ratification (17 February 1815) by the United States Senate of the
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also drove a convoy on shore near the Isle of Bas under the fire of two shore batteries and recaptured several British merchant vessels.
791:, of 229 tons (bm), had been launched at Bridlington in 1801. She was armed with six 6-pounder guns and two 9-pounder carronades. The
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to India with the news of Napoleon's defeat. She apparently reached Madras on the same day that the overland express arrived there.
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for the Channel Station. On 21 May 1807 he sailed with a convoy for Africa. Nairne died in July and Lieutenant Frederick Hoffman,
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at Woolwich. Between June and October she was under the command of Captain John Maples as she underwent repairs at Woolwich.
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was a new vessel on her first cruise; she had left the Île de Batz only the previous evening and had made no captures.
373:. This took place after the United Kingdom and Spain had declared peace, but before official word had reached Jamaica.
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779:, of 219 tons (bm), Stephens, master, had been built in France in 1802. She was armed with ten 6-pounder guns.
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returned via Gibraltar and Cadiz, arriving home on 21 December 1820. She then was paid off.
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escorted a convoy of 60 merchant vessels, holding five hovering privateers at bay.
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on 29 March 1817 and arrived back at Portsmouth on 25 May. By June 1817
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1372:. Vol. sup, part 3. London: Longman and company. p. 318–319.
1312:. Vol. sup, part 2. London: Longman and company. p. 391–396.
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1332:. Vol. sup, part 2. London: Longman and company. p. 94–95.
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483:, Corbetta, master, arrived at Falmouth. She had been sailing from
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that brought down the privateer's main and foretop masts, enabling
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when she was finally able to capture the French privateer schooner
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1292:. Vol. sup, part 1. London: Longman and company. p. 294.
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Captain the Honourable James Ashley Maude received promotion to
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132 men and four 6-pounder and ten 6-pounder carronades.
347:, which had been wrecked on 24 May 1808. In January 1809
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had been carrying 14 Negro slaves and confiscated them.
1352:. Vol. sup, part 3. London: Longman and company.
616:. He arrived at the Foreign office on 13 March 1815.
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In 1808 Commander Benjamin Clement transferred from
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Commander John Mairne in November 1806 commissioned
624:After the battle of Waterloo, Captain Maude sailed
297:, one of the last British convoys of such vessels.
556:, Musgrave, master, which the French privateer
231::2 × 6-pounder guns + 2 × 18-pounder carronades
707:was broken up at Portsmouth in February 1821.
1204:, pp. 249–250 & Addendum pp=424–428.
570:had also captured two other merchantmen that
8:
476:. Captain Robert Forbes then took command.
366:on the orders of Captain Miciah Malbon, of
1214:Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany ...
426:had joined the chase and it was fire from
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
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552:had recaptured and sent into Plymouth
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566:was sailing from Suriname to London.
540:Captain John Maxwell took command of
397:then served on the Plymouth station.
39:
7:
506:, Stevens, master, on 13 January as
1283:"Parkinson,William Standway"
1216:, Vol. 5, March 1818, pp. 306–307.
445:On 17 December the Swedish vessel
285:s acting commander. On 22 October
14:
180:29 ft 8 in (9.0 m)
462:Captain Clement was promoted to
188:9 ft 0 in (2.7 m)
41:
688:Between September and December
544:on 27 April 1812. On 5 January
442:arrived at Plymouth on 17 May.
1:
1245:(in French). Éditions Ancre.
795:reported her trade as London–
355:and Clement visited Caracas.
533:, arrived at Plymouth after
216:Upper deck: 16 × 32-pounder
930:. 15 May 1810. p. 712.
884:(4388). 15 September 1809.
1427:
1363:"Robinson, Hercules"
1343:"Maude, John Ashley"
1102:(4639). 14 February 1812.
986:(4521). 21 December 1810.
418:after a seven-hour chase.
225::6 × 18-pounder carronades
18:
1303:"Clement, Benjamin"
1241:Demerliac, Alain (2003).
1050:(4635). 31 January 1812.
1024:(4634). 28 January 1812.
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34:
30:
1411:Sloops of the Royal Navy
1157:(4734). 5 January 1811.
910:(4399). 17 October 1809.
1381:. Seaforth Publishing.
1260:Grindal, Peter (2016).
434:to effect the capture.
105:General characteristics
100:Broken up February 1821
16:Sloop of the Royal Navy
1377:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1071:, p. 270, n°2091.
677:for a month. She left
645:for adjudication. The
472:was reclassified as a
170: in (27.8 m)
153: in (33.2 m)
1369:Royal Naval Biography
1349:Royal Naval Biography
1329:Royal Naval Biography
1323:"Maxwell, John"
1309:Royal Naval Biography
1289:Royal Naval Biography
960:(4460). 22 May 1810.
943:, p. 270, №2094.
498:The French privateer
76:Jabez Bailey, Ipswich
1137:Register of Shipping
1082:Register of Shipping
793:Register of Shipping
725:Slave Trade Act 1807
647:Vice admiralty court
529:, Dixey, master, of
139:Overall:108 ft
1228:, pp. 318–319.
867:, pp. 395–397.
767:on 5 February 1813.
537:had detained her.
479:On 21 January 1812
278:, was appointed as
1139:(1813), Seq.№G437.
1084:(1813), Seq.№V191.
927:The London Gazette
641:and sent her into
466:on 1 August 1811.
1388:978-1-86176-246-7
1163:2027/uc1.c2735026
1151:"The Marine List"
1126:, pp. 94–95.
1108:2027/uc1.c2735025
1096:"The Marine List"
1056:2027/uc1.c2735025
1044:"The Marine List"
1030:2027/uc1.c2735025
1018:"The Marine List"
992:2027/uc1.c2735024
980:"The Marine List"
966:2027/uc1.c2735024
954:"The Marine List"
904:"The Marine List"
890:2027/uc1.c2735024
878:"The Marine List"
797:Cape of Good Hope
675:Cape of Good Hope
584:Cape Coast Castle
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922:"No. 16370"
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649:found that
614:War of 1812
518:recaptured
291:slave ships
1406:1806 ships
1400:Categories
1270:B01MYTNUEH
1235:References
531:Saint-Malo
447:Neutrality
412:The Lizard
406:was eight
364:Esperrance
351:sailed to
318:On 24 May
253:ship-sloop
218:carronades
203:Complement
197:Ship-sloop
1360:(1829b).
1340:(1829a).
1320:(1828b).
1300:(1828a).
807:Citations
763:captured
679:St Helena
664:HMS
651:Sullimany
638:Sullimany
635:detained
593:went int
502:captured
474:post ship
375:Esperance
368:HMS
360:Esperance
306:HMS
273:HMS
248:Cormorant
193:Sail plan
81:Laid down
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