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s crew to repel Royal Navy and Royal Marine boarders followed, described by
British Lt John Crerie as one in which "her deck was disputed inch-by-inch" in a "gallant and desperate" defense. During the engagement, Royal Marine Captain Thomas Ford was mortally wounded by Captain Samuel Travis of
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as being of 300 tons and armed with 22 guns. She was carrying rum, tobacco, slaves, and ivory. She was returned to Cape
Mansarada, where the French had landed her master. The salvage money notice for the recapture of
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retreated and was beached and her crew moved to the shore to direct musket fire against
British barges attempting to attach tow cables to the wrecked hulk. By noon on 13 October, the Royal Navy had managed to take
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s resistance, Crerie returned Travis' sword to him and he was paroled at
Washington, North Carolina on 7 August 1813; the remainder of the crew were transferred to a British prison camp in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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in small boats with muffled oars to conceal their approach. British forces navigated away from the cutter's six-pound deck guns and boarded the ship. A fierce effort by
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England loaded with captured Spanish silver and currency worth over one million dollars. Many of the Royal Marines who had arrived in Buenos Aires with
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in a cutlass duel. Still, outnumbered more than two-to-one, Captain Travis ultimately ordered the ship's surrender. In tribute to the ferocity of
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was named
Commander and Chief of the Mediterranean and began the Blockade of Toulon on 6 July 1803. On 7 July, the French naval brig
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surrendered the moment the men on the boats prepared to board. There were three wounded men aboard her. Before her capture,
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Men of Marque: A History of Private Armed Vessels Out of Baltimore During the War of 1812
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was armed with four 12 and eight 6-pounder guns, and had a crew of 70 men. A report in
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to Cape Massarida, where her late captain and part of her crew were. The privateer
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1249:"A storied battle erupted on the York River on this day 205 years ago"
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1134:"Spanish Fifth Rate frigate 'Santa Maria Magdalena' (1773)"
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was stationed in the Mediterranean in 1802 under Captain
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Cranwell, John Philips; Crane, William Bowers (1940).
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afterward served in the Royal Navy under the name HMS
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fired on them, killing one man and wounding another.
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on 21 February 1806 in Table Bay. On 4 March,
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1228:. R. L. Polk printing via Media.defence.gov
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
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244:: 2 × 9-pounder guns + 8 × 24-pounder
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375:under the command of Commodore Sir
1559:List of frigates of the Royal Navy
1302:from the original on 26 March 2020
1104:. 13 September 1806. p. 1214.
925:. 27 September 1803. p. 1324.
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330:Much of the next six months, the
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1071:. 17 October 1809. p. 1651.
965:. 25 February 1806. p. 261.
798:under tow and she was captured.
773:. Upon returning to the site of
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552:on 25 June. In July,
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238:Upper deck: 26 × 18-pounder guns
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1122:(4511): 78 v. 16 November 1810.
1031:. 23 January 1808. p. 131.
945:. 2 October 1804. p. 1238.
641:s boats approached, the men on
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747:, Captain John H. Hall, was a
562:La Reconquista de Buenos Aires
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1199:. 20 March 1813. p. 580.
1391:. W.W. Norton, Incorporated.
1370:. 6 April 1816. p. 647.
1051:. 10 June 1806. p. 732.
1011:. 10 June 1806. p. 732.
528:was taken on 8 June 1806 by
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2072:Maritime incidents in 1810
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1321:Nye, David (1 July 2015).
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1402:(in French). Éd. Ancre.
107:General characteristics
1429:. Seaforth Publishing.
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1793:Paisley canal disaster
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1425:Winfield, Rif (2008).
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604:Santa Maria Magdalena
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157:Overall: 142 ft
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487:Battle of Blaauwberg
462:reportedly had sent
1957:Hired armed cutter
1727:Purísima Concepción
1280:Thiessen, William.
1367:The London Gazette
1196:The London Gazette
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1008:The London Gazette
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1116:"The Marine List"
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1253:Daily Press
1191:"No. 16713"
1171:"No. 16691"
1096:"No. 15956"
1063:"No. 16307"
1043:"No. 15927"
1023:"No. 16112"
1003:"No. 15927"
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937:"No. 15742"
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503:Raisonnable
390:recaptured
377:Home Popham
302:Lord Nelson
283:War of 1812
198:37 ft
2067:1801 ships
2051:Categories
1914:Enterprize
1745:Magicienne
1608:Shipwrecks
1379:References
693:USRC
655:Piscataqua
597:fifth-rate
579:D'Hautpoul
574:D'Hautpoul
516:Volontaire
508:Volontaire
413:slave ship
344:Hyères Bay
273:Royal Navy
246:carronades
225:Complement
2012:Cambridge
2002:Narcissus
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1989:HMS
1980:Harpooner
1968:HMS
1946:HMS
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1893:Elizabeth
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1736:HMS
1705:HMS
1684:HMS
1669:John Bull
1629:Wild Boar
1627:HMS
1495:Narcissus
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1418:162449062
891:Citations
807:Narcissus
779:Narcissus
756:Narcissus
743:captured
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332:Narcissus
322:HMS
310:Narcissus
294:Narcissus
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318:L'Alcion
314:Sardinia
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91:Launched
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1948:Zenobia
1824:Plumper
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1813:Leander
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1682:4 Apr:
1675:Rachael
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1535:Amphion
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428:Prudent
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324:Halcyon
271:of the
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75:Builder
46:History
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1970:Phipps
1926:Rosina
1883:Monkey
1850:Pallas
1843:Nymphe
1752:Sirius
1738:Lively
1707:Porgey
1686:Cuckoo
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1515:Siren
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492:Rolla
422:take
312:near
2038:1811
2025:1809
1959:Idas
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1431:ISBN
1414:OCLC
1404:ISBN
1336:2019
1308:2019
1260:2019
1234:2024
1142:2016
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