33:
53:
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754:, each with sixteen men, including officers, to capture her. The privateer, which was armed with a long 8-pounder and two 4-pounders, opened fire on the boarding party. Still, the British prevailed, though they lost one man killed and a midshipman and 12 sailors wounded. The Spanish lost 21 dead, including their captain Joseph Callie, and six wounded;
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then put ashore a landing party some ten miles down the coast. This landing party marched up the coast and attacked the privateer from the rear with the result that when Loring led boats back into the bay he found the landing party had already captured the quarry. The privateer had two carriage guns
1027:
silenced the battery. Nicholas then took his entire crew, less the 20 men he left to guard the two guarda costas, and put them in boats with the aim of capturing the gunboats and the armed schooner. The
Spanish gunboats rowed towards the British boats but then retreated as the British drew nearer.
589:
on 14 March when Loring saw a privateer schooner in a bay. He sent boats to bring her out but the enemy had established fortifications on the two heights that guarded the bay. From there, the enemy was able to repulse the attack, killing the lieutenant in command of the boats.
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struck that turned her on her side. At that point a heavy sea struck her and she filled rapidly with water. She sank within 15 minutes, taking most of her crew with her. Some of her crew survived by hanging on to floating wreckage. However, by evening, when the
872:
under the ownership of Victor Hughes. The
Governor of Senegal had intended to present her to her former captain, Victor Hughes, with the aim of using her to harass British trade on this part of the coast of Africa.
1276:; a sixth-class share, that of an ordinary seaman, was worth 2s 5d. In October 1832, prize money was paid for the ordnance stores. A first-class share was worth £67 3s 5d; a sixth-class share was worth £1 1s 3d.
714:
capsized in a hurricane. The crew cut away her masts and rigging and she righted herself. She then had to be towed into Santo
Domingo. Loring had her repaired and did so so expeditiously that Admiral
829:
that the prize agents would disburse a distribution of £5000 in prize money to those of her captain and crew who had participated in the capture. There was a second disbursement of £1759 in 1804.
582:
recaptured that same day, a French privateer destroyed on 15 March, a
Spanish sloop in ballast, destroyed on 19 March, and a French schooner loaded with salt and taken on 20 March.
2305:
2037:
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had three more men wounded in the continuing action. Nicholas then attempted to pursue the remaining
Spanish vessels up a creek but while he was trying to do so, the pilot ran
559:, also taken off Cape Catouche. She was of 120 tons, armed with six guns, and had a crew of 18 men. She was carrying a cargo dry goods, brandy, wine, oil, olives, and tin.
1980:
1166:
off Cape
Causada (Point Palenqua), San Domingo. She was at anchor when the gale struck. She set sail at daybreak to get out to sea but while she was shortening sail a
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was still in company with the two guarda costas when they encountered two gunboats and an armed schooner escorting a
Spanish convoy of several small market boats.
985:. On the way, on 19 January 1807, she set off in pursuit of a Spanish schooner. Unfortunately, the schooner was carrying so much sail that a squall capsized her;
1086:
shortly after the
British captured it. When he left, the merchants there gave him a silver plate in appreciation for his efforts in protection of their trade.
1304:
1243:
was a lugger of 28 tons, armed with two 1-pounder carriage guns and two swivel guns. She had a crew of ten men, under the command of
Richard Mowell. Her
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was able to drive the vessels of the convoy ashore, but the escorts took refuge under the guns of a 4-gun battery in a creek in Bahia
Cispata, Colombia.
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Nicholas and three of his men were wounded while they were capturing the rearmost vessel, a gun boat with one 24-pounder and two 6-pounder guns. Later,
2338:
32:
2969:
2030:
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470:, under American colours, from New York bound to Vera Cruz, laden with single sheet tin, pigs (ingots) of tin, dry goods, etc. (Spanish Property);
1673:
1641:
402:, under the temporary command of Lieutenant Hugh Cooke, cut out a schooner of four guns from Port Nieu in the West Indies. During this period,
286:, launched in 1794 at Northfleet. She served primarily in the Caribbean, where she took a number of prizes, some after quite intensive action.
2006:
2954:
2964:
2023:
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1745:
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captured or destroyed several more vessels. The list below may, but probably does not, overlap the list for the period 9 to 20 March.
549:. She was of 110 tons, armed with two guns, and had a crew of ten men. She was carrying a cargo of brandy, wine, oil, olives, and tin;
407:
1955:
1920:
522:. She was of 140 tons, armed with four guns and had a crew of 30 men. She was from Havana bound to Vera Cruz with a cargo of cocoa.
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immediately took his squadron to try to find the French. The French squadron, under Contre-Admiral Allemand, was part of a French
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477:, under American colours, from Providence in America, to Havana, laden with salt; she had already landed part of her cargo at
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2347:
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1215:
1139:
735:
280:
143:
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2434:
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972:
337:
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1315:
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went on to Portsmouth. She then left Portsmouth under the command of Commander Robert Nicholas, bound for the
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919:
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527:
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2194:
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In January 1826 prize money was paid for stores captured at Santo Domingo. A first-class share was worth
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and with a crew of six. Her master was John Thomson and her letter of marque was dated 26 November 1803.
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had apparently run out of food and water so Brenton provided her with some. After reaching Plymouth,
506:, under American colours, from Baltimore bound to Vera Cruz, laden with dry goods (Spanish property).
313:
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1648:
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could not reach the spot where she went down before the schooner's entire crew had already drowned.
495:, under American colours, from Philadelphia bound to Havana, laden with dry goods and iron work for
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foundered off San Domingo in August 1809, with the loss of her captain and almost all her crew.
578:, in ballast and destroyed on 9 March, a canoe loaded with timber taken on 14 March, the sloop
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took or destroyed six privateers and other small vessels. These included the French schooner
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until evening, when the schooner took refuge within the Portillo Reefs. Johnstone sent his
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2553:
2145:
2082:
1844:
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1220:
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354:
724:, which had just arrived with her crew in a demoralized and mutinous state. In May 1801,
488:, under American colours, from Charleston bound to Havana, laden with sheet and pig lead;
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she came upon a French squadron consisting of five sail of the line, three frigates, a
948:
864:, with two guns, though she was pierced for 16, and was carrying a cargo of wine. The
367:
309:
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ashore. This forced Nicholas to order their prize crews to burn them, which they did.
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to England. That same year she was part of the British naval force that supported the
2943:
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took command. In July James Tippet may have been appointed to command, but on 4 July
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taken while sailing from Jeremie to St. Jago (Santiago de Cuba) with a cargo of salt;
305:
638:
371:
342:
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463:, from Truxill bound to Havana, laden with nails, paint, white lime, leather, etc.;
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arrived, Commander Nicholas and all but three men of her crew of 120 were dead.
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440:, as well as seven merchant vessels. At some point between 26 June and October,
437:
390:
325:
316:, served on her when she was part of a fleet that evacuated British troops from
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In January 1795 Commander William Ogilvy recommissioned her. On 21 March 1796,
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recaptured from a Spanish privateer an English sloop, laden with provisions.
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also shared part of the proceeds of the capture with the English privateers
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out of Santiago, and in the previous month she had taken the British sloop
655:, taken while sailing from Porto Bello to Kingston with a cargo of cattle;
1269:
901:
802:
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taken while sailing from Old Spain to St. Jago with a cargo of dry goods;
20:
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taken while sailing from Turk's Island to St. Jago with a cargo of salt;
366:, in providing support to an unsuccessful attack by British troops from
1097:
until the city fell on 11 July to Spanish forces and the British under
869:
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was under the command of John Tower when she captured the French ship
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took the remainder of the 45 man crew prisoner. The privateer was the
332:
was part of the squadron under Commodore Payne that escorted Princess
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then rescued the three survivors. Nicholas had just been promoted to
1167:
996:
captured two Spanish guarda costa (coast guard) vessels sailing from
448:, which was sailing from St. Thomas to Havana with 23 "new Negroes".
433:
428:
then captured another schooner. Between 12 February and 21 May 1799,
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was under the command of Fredrick Langford who in January 1805 took
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left Jamaica for England. On 15 August, two days before she reached
1273:
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The most intense action amongst these six captures occurred off
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off the coast of Guinea when they captured the French merchant
432:
captured two small privateers, a French schooner and a Spanish
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Later that January, on the 27th, and after a 14-hour pursuit,
1008:(one long 12-pounder gun, two 6-pounders, and 76 men), and
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was formerly French and had been a successful privateer at
734:
next action occurred on 13 September 1801. With Lieutenant
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was under the command of Commander James Katon (pro tem).
637:
French schooner of unknown name taken while sailing from
821:. On 11 April 1804 there was an announcement that when
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chased a Spanish privateer schooner along the coast of
692:
French schooner of unknown name with a cargo of cattle;
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While still on the Jamaica station under Vice-Admiral
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captured two merchant vessels and destroyed one, and
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and Loring destroyed her rather than bring her out.
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2354:
967:reached Cadiz on 26 November, and Rear Admiral Sir
1048:was solidly aflame when the British last saw her.
385:in 1798. In late 1798 or early 1799, while on the
955:and two brig-corvettes. The convoy dispersed and
1674:"Letter of Marque, p.82 - accessed 25 July 2017"
1642:"Letter of Marque, p.88 - accessed 25 July 2017"
1082:In 1807, Nicholas became lieutenant governor of
1299:
1297:
1295:
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1012:(one 12-pounder, four 6–pounders, and 72 men).
634:French sloop of unknown name, taken in ballast;
381:Commander James Hayes was appointed captain of
1915:(Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press).
2332:
2031:
184:108 ft 7 in (33.1 m) (overall)
8:
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1079:. She had eight guns and a crew of 58 men.
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1101:. The blockading squadron, under Captain
1071:, captured the French privateer schooner
312:, who would go on to rise to the rank of
1251:was a lugger of 25 tons, armed with two
699:, of 35 tons with a cargo of coffee; and
436:-rigged vessel of one 6-pounder and two
19:For other ships with the same name, see
1895:
1289:
1213:For more on Commander James Katon see:
1206:
959:was able to escape and made her way to
860:and captured her. She was the schooner
1972:
1883:
1831:
1821:. 7 November 1807. pp. 1470–1471.
1533:
688:captured three more merchant vessels:
684:, between 3 August and 3 January 1801
27:
1967:A sailor's life under four sovereigns
301:was commissioned in March 1794 under
49:
7:
598:At some point during or after this,
510:At some point after 27 October 1799
900:was escorting six merchantmen from
718:appointed him as acting captain of
543:Santo Domingo y San Juan Nepumaceno
1969:. Vol. 1. Macmillan & Co.
963:to alert the British fleet there.
706:, of 80 tons and laden with cocoa.
113:22 April 1794 at Woolwich Dockyard
14:
1752:. No. 4285. 3 January 1806.
1630:. 22 December 1804. p. 1549.
1503:. 19 July 1800. pp. 825–827.
1353:. 11 June 1796. pp. 558–559.
672:, which was in ballast and which
641:to St. Jago with a cargo of salt;
211:29 ft 9 in (9.1 m)
2925:
2920:
1873:. 19 October 1832. p. 2330.
1610:. 7 July 1804. pp. 841–842.
1093:participated in the blockade of
51:
31:
2970:Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea
1558:. 2 February 1802. p. 115.
1416:. 8 October 1799. p. 1031.
1227:A Naval Biographical Dictionary
1950:. Rotherfield: Jean Boudriot.
1436:. 14 January 1800. p. 48.
324:after the French captured the
1:
1853:. 7 January 1826. p. 28.
1734:. 19 April 1808. p. 554.
1714:. 20 April 1805. p. 542.
1590:. 10 April 1804. p. 448.
1476:. 29 April 1800. p. 420.
1456:. 29 April 1800. p. 418.
1376:. 26 March 1799. p. 287.
631:taken with a cargo of coffee;
570:Between 9 and 20 March 1800,
514:captured three more vessels:
201: in (27.8 m) (keel)
1801:. 13 June 1807. p. 794.
520:Nostra Senora de los Delores
451:Between 21 July and October
308:. Later that year Commander
2955:Cormorant-class ship-sloops
1965:Keppel, Henry, Sir (1899).
1777:James(1837), Vol. 4, p.187.
1523:. 12 May 1801. p. 535.
1396:. 21 May 1799. p. 490.
557:Londre San Antonio de Padua
455:captured six more vessels:
444:captured the American brig
2986:
2965:Maritime incidents in 1809
18:
2960:Ships built in Northfleet
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2891:December (unknown date):
2844:December (unknown date):
2503:February (unknown date):
2281:
2056:
1946:Hepper, David J. (1994).
1927:Grocott, Terence (1997).
1312:Warship Histories, vol ii
896:Towards the end of 1805,
665:Two privateer barges; and
617:in ballast and destroyed;
417:alone destroyed another.
294:French Revolutionary Wars
133:
44:
30:
2443:January (unknown date):
1316:National Maritime Museum
1055:, in the company of the
904:, including the whalers
563:During the same period,
420:In April 1799 Commander
389:, boats from the 98-gun
370:on the town and fort of
2728:August (unknown date):
2539:Jane, Duchess of Gordon
2001:. Seaforth Publishing.
1992:. London: Elliot Stock.
1758:2027/hvd.32044105232953
1305:"NMM, vessel ID 366901"
1247:was dated 28 May 1803.
1191:with orders to command
1089:In the summer of 1809,
1004:. The two vessels were
801:sailed the next day to
499:(Spanish property); and
219:9 ft (2.74 m)
134:General characteristics
16:Sloop of the Royal Navy
2562:March (unknown date):
1997:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1988:Waylen, James (1897).
1911:Colledge, J.J. (1987)
1230:. London: John Murray.
2686:July (unknown date):
2676:June (unknown date):
1990:The house of Cromwell
969:John Thomas Duckworth
789:encountered the brig
775:Edward Pelham Brenton
422:John Wentworth Loring
340:by a force of French
334:Caroline of Brunswick
2796:HM Hired armed ship
1221:"Katon, James"
1099:Hugh Lyle Carmichael
973:break-out from Brest
880:was in company with
526:was in company with
314:admiral of the fleet
255:16 × 6-pounder guns
1931:. London: Chatham.
1216:O'Byrne, William R.
1103:William Pryce Cumby
931: /
738:as acting captain,
710:During this period
364:James Newman-Newman
1870:The London Gazette
1850:The London Gazette
1818:The London Gazette
1798:The London Gazette
1731:The London Gazette
1711:The London Gazette
1686:on 20 October 2016
1654:on 20 October 2016
1627:The London Gazette
1607:The London Gazette
1587:The London Gazette
1555:The London Gazette
1520:The London Gazette
1500:The London Gazette
1473:The London Gazette
1453:The London Gazette
1433:The London Gazette
1413:The London Gazette
1393:The London Gazette
1373:The London Gazette
1350:The London Gazette
1158:On 3 August 1809,
702:American schooner
644:American schooner
353:joined the 32-gun
338:invasion of France
2937:
2936:
2884:Princess of Wales
2626:Ville de Varsovie
2314:
2313:
2299:-class ship-sloop
2290:-class ship-sloop
2050:-class ship-sloop
2008:978-1-86176-246-7
1898:, pp. 280–2.
1746:"The Marine List"
1176:-class brig-sloop
716:Lord Hugh Seymour
704:Edward and Edmond
682:Lord Hugh Seymour
658:Spanish schooner
459:Spanish schooner
374:on the island of
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1571:, Vol. 8, p.174.
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1318:. Archived from
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1245:letter of marque
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1211:
1114:, also included
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945:
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936:
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929:
928:
927:
924:
825:next arrived at
805:to be paid off.
695:Danish schooner
627:French schooner
620:French schooner
613:French schooner
587:Santiago de Cuba
200:
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86:Thomas Pitcher,
78:18 February 1793
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1750:Lloyd's List
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2863:True Briton
1865:"No. 18986"
1845:"No. 18209"
1813:"No. 16084"
1793:"No. 16037"
1726:"No. 16138"
1706:"No. 15799"
1622:"No. 15765"
1602:"No. 15717"
1582:"No. 15692"
1550:"No. 15450"
1515:"No. 15365"
1495:"No. 15277"
1468:"No. 15253"
1448:"No. 15253"
1428:"No. 15222"
1408:"No. 15192"
1388:"No. 15136"
1368:"No. 15119"
1345:"No. 13900"
1253:swivel guns
1095:San Domingo
983:West Indies
938: /
497:sugar mills
438:swivel guns
391:second rate
326:Netherlands
187:91 ft
129:August 1809
2950:1794 ships
2944:Categories
2565:Harrington
2464:Amphitrite
2355:Shipwrecks
2168:North Star
1938:1861760302
1906:References
1690:27 October
1658:27 October
1111:Polyphemus
1107:third rate
1063:brig-sloop
1042:Postillion
916:, when at
888:brigantine
854:Portsmouth
676:destroyed.
629:Trois Amis
376:Hispaniola
362:, Captain
322:Nieuwpoort
277:ship sloop
242:Complement
224:Propulsion
121:March 1794
88:Northfleet
2825:HMS
2807:HMS
2798:Harlequin
2785:HMS
2758:HMS
2737:HMS
2730:HMS
2719:HMS
2698:HMS
2689:Brunswick
2667:HMS
2658:Agamemnon
2656:HMS
2635:HMS
2515:HMS
2496:Jean Bart
2486:Italienne
2471:24 Feb:
2452:HMS
2445:HMS
2436:Britannia
2418:HMS
2407:HMS
2386:HMS
2375:HMS
2364:HMS
2272:Dauntless
2238:Favourite
2224:Partridge
2069:Favourite
2062:Cormorant
2048:Cormorant
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