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HMS Raposa (1806)

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schooner armed with eight guns, and seven gunboats, each armed with two guns. They opened fire on the approaching row boats and might have destroyed the attack had Lieutenant Fleming not led his three boats to the smaller of the brigs and boarded her. After about ten minutes of hand-to-hand fighting, the British captured her and were sailing her out, pursued by the other Spanish vessels, which continued to fire on them. The British returned fire from their prize and their boats and the Spanish vessels withdrew.
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Because of the distance they had to row, the British were unable to approach closely until 4am, by which time the moon had risen, they had been spotted, and the Spaniards alerted. The Spanish vessels consisted of two naval brigs, one of 20 guns and 180 men, and another of 12 guns and 90 men, a
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served in the Caribbean, repeatedly recapturing merchant ships that had fallen victim to French privateers. Thirteen months after being captured she ran aground while pursuing enemy ships. When they were unable to refloat
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sailed towards them she hit a sandbank. Seeing that she was aground, the enemy vessels came towards her in the late afternoon, and at dusk took up position in line abreast ahead of her. During the night
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s crew endeavoured to lighten her, but were unable to free her. At five in the morning Violett surrendered, but not before he and the crew were able to set fire to
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The British took the corvette into service under her existing name, commissioning her at Jamaica under Lieutenant Colin Campbell. In June
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at Port Royal. The court martial honourably acquitted them all, and praised Lieutenant Violet's gallant conduct. It presented him his
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and Dashwood had her anchor in four fathoms as the water was too shallow to come any closer. He then sent in three of
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Presas de la Armada Española 1779-1828: listado de buques apresados e incorporados a la Real Armada por apresamiento
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British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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was sailing from Jamaica to Dublin. The next day a French privateer captured
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chased them to an island where they anchored and formed a line abreast. As
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and take to her boats. The enemy ships then took all 55 men prisoner.
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received information that several Spanish vessels had anchored in the
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and he determined to try to cut them out. On the night of 6 January
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of Violett, his officers, and crew, took place on 11 April aboard
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subsequently took her into service under her existing name.
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s boats under the command of Lieutenants John Fleming and
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some 50 nautical miles (93 km; 58 mi) west of
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was sailing from Port Antonio to Morant Bay, Jamaica.
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Shipwrecks of the Revolutionary & Napoleonic Eras
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British Warship Losses in the Age of Sail, 1650–1859
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Rotherfield: Jean Boudriot. 1: 397:), all under the command of 334:and sent them into Jamaica. 1454: 1433:Maritime incidents in 1808 670:Shipwrecks in the Americas 544:American Historical Review 122:7 January 1806, by capture 1378: 1302:December (unknown date): 1219:November (unknown date): 858:February (unknown date): 649:Hepper, David J. (1994). 630:Grocott, Terence (1997). 134: 27: 23: 815:January (unknown date): 668:Marx, Robert F. (1987). 306:, Grantham, master, off 226:In January 1806 Captain 1413:Brigs of the Royal Navy 1116:August (unknown date): 706:Vela, Rubén E. (2017). 478:United service magazine 135:General characteristics 947:April (unknown date): 784:HM Hired armed cutter 687:Winfield, Rif (2008). 353:, Staples, master, as 189:, launched in 1804. 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Index


Spain
Vixen
United Kingdom
bm
Brig
cutting out
HMS Franchise
Royal Navy
Charles Dashwood
Bay of Campeche
leagues
Campeche
Peter Douglas
coehorns
swivel guns
Lloyd's List
Heneagn
Port Royal
Francisco de Miranda
Caribbean Sea
Cartagena
New Granada
court martial
HMS Arethusa
sword



Winfield (2008)

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