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HMS Prince (1788)

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was invaluable, providing replacement stores to more battered ships, towing those that needed it, and saving many men from the heavily damaged other ships. She and the other undamaged British ships saved many others that would otherwise have sunk and at one point saved 350 men from the sinking
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abandoned but loaded guns were set off by the intense heat now raging below decks, and she exploded at 5:45 pm, by which point only 100 men had been rescued from her. Nonetheless,
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fate was sealed and making the most of his unique position, Grindall ceased firing and wore round to clear her, before placing boats in the water to rescue French seamen from
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She saw relatively little action during her career and seems to have been a relatively poor sailer—she sailed, according to one observing captain, 'like a haystack.'
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fore top caught fire, and the next broadside against her brought her blazing main mast down, engulfing the ship in flames. At this point, knowing that
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Maev Kennedy, Trafalgar anniversary resurrects haystack jibe, The Guardian, 23 October 2006
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and nearby British ships were able to rescue hundreds of sailors from the water.
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She was not immediately commissioned on the outbreak of war with Revolutionary
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The Ship of the Line - Volume 1: The development of the battlefleet 1650-1850.
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In the week of ferocious storms which followed the battle the sturdy
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Breeches of Joshua Horwood, the surgeon's mate on board the
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massive broadsides. She did fire on the Spanish flagship
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until withdrawn from service and was broken up in 1837.
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Index

HMS Prince

Great Britain
Battle of Trafalgar
London-class
ship of the line
Full-rigged ship
second rate
ship of the line
Royal Navy
Woolwich
Battle of Trafalgar
France
Portsmouth
Channel
Richard Grindall
Battle of Trafalgar
Principe de Asturias
Achille

Richard Brydges Beechey
SantĂ­ssima Trinidad
Gibraltar

Portsmouth




Maev Kennedy, Trafalgar anniversary resurrects haystack jibe, The Guardian, 23 October 2006

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