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By 1814 George Thomas had returned to command for the North Sea. He would remain her master until she was paid-off in 1835. He was the first naval hydrographic surveyor continuously employed in the 19th century. His tenure was due to the high regard of the three Admiralty hydrographers whom he
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was built at Deptford Dockyard to a design by Henry Peake. She was commissioned under Mr. George Thomas, for the North Sea and stationed at Hosely Bay. She then was re-assigned to the River Thames. In 1813 George Trickey (or Trickly), master, sailed her surveying Irish waters.
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Walker, David, & Adrian Webb (2018) "The Making of Mr George Thomas RN, Admiralty Surveyor for Home Waters from 1810".
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was surveying the coast when North Sea gales stove in her bulwarks and washed away her boats. It was feared that her
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On 19 April 1842, she sprang a leak and sank. The seven police officers on board were rescued.
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She was converted to a police ship in March 1837 and was moored in the
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underwent fitting for sea at Deptford in 1819. Thomas recommissioned
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was in a waterlogged state and her crew abandoned their vessel.
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She was subsequently broken up at Deptford on 17 October 1857.
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HMS Investigator
Royal Navy Ensign
survey
brig
bm
brig
carronades
survey
brig
Royal Navy
tender
Amity
cutter
River Thames
Somerset House
London
Waterloo Police Pier



Winfield 2008
Lloyd's List
№ 6064.
ISBN
978-1-86176-246-7
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Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1842
HMS Vindictive

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