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was under the command of Senior
Captain Neirrop. She was armed with twenty-four 9-pounder guns on her main deck and two 6-pounders on her forecastle. She had 100 Dutch seamen aboard her, as well as 122 French troops, and was carrying 2000 stands of arms as well as other ordnance stores.
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The proceeds of hulls, starts, and head money for the four French and
Spanish ships captured as well as the bounty-bill for the vessels destroyed was made available for payment in March 1807. The share of a petty officer was ÂŁ10 14s 0d; the share of a seaman or marine was ÂŁ1 17s
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was armed with twenty-six 12-pounders on her main deck and ten 6-pounders on her quarter-deck and forecastle. She had a crew of 153 Dutch seamen, augmented with 165 French soldiers. She was carrying 4,000 stands of arms as well as other ordnance stores.
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300,000 to be distributed in
September 1806 among the participants of the battle. Other distributions of prize money followed. In 1847 the Admiralty would issue surviving claimants from the battle the Naval General Service Medal with clasp "Trafalgar".
33:
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lost nine men killed, including Prowse's nephew, and 20 men wounded, nine dangerously so. This action too qualified the surviving claimants for the Naval
General Service Medal, this time with the clasp "Sirius 17 April 1806".
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lies in some 20–25 metres (66–82 ft) of water. The wreck has been broken up, as much by salvors as by her scuttling. Still, the site is of archaeological interest and many of her cannon rest exposed.
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when Prowse received intelligence that a French force had sailed that morning for Naples. He immediately set out and succeeded in catching up with them just after sunset two leagues from the mouth of the
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s attack. The action commenced at 7pm and lasted for two hours before the French ship leading the flotilla struck. The water had been calm so the French had been able to fire well and
1079:, and had a crew of 189 men. Prowse described her as "remarkably fine Vessel, sails well, and is fit for His Majesty's Service." Prowse omitted mention of French casualties, but
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prizes entered the harbour and took up defensive positions at the head of the main entrance channel. The French also moved the channel markers to confuse the
British approach.
517:. She was armed with six long 4-pounders and ten 18-pounder carronades, and carried a crew of 102 men. She was two days out of Bordeaux and sailing for the coast of Brazil.
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herself was too damaged to pursue when the remainder of the French flotilla withdrew; Prowse was also concerned about the risks of pursuit at night in water with shoals.
1211:, where they attempted to land troops to destroy coastal batteries and signals around Grand Port. The attempt turned sour, however, when two French forty-gun frigates,
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1042:. The force consisted of a ship, three corvettes, and five heavy gun-vessels, and they were deployed in line of battle near a dangerous shoal, awaiting
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captured her. Captain King reported the capture in order to draw attention to the fact that she was the only vessel to have left A Coruña since August.
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was under the command of
Captain King, who further had command of a small squadron on anti-smuggling duties. The other vessels in the squadron were
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was armed with fourteen 6-pounder guns and had a crew of 80 men. She was 19 days out of Vigo and had already captured and sent in the
English brig
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1325:. When this was complete the men left, the last of the crew leaving on the morning of 25 August 1810. As they left they set fire to her;
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off failed; she was firmly aground, taking on water, and unable to be freed. Pym ordered the transfer of her stores and provisions to
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prudently anchored in the channel some distance from the action. The French vessels concentrated all their gunfire first against
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was among the vessels that shared in the capture on 25 and 28 November of a French brig and sloop. The
British vessels included
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1348:), as well as 1,600 prisoners taken against 150 French dead or wounded, this battle marks the only French naval victory of the
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had captured in 1798, and which had suffered a mutiny earlier in 1800. The mutineer was seized, court martialled, and hanged.
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The summer of 1810 saw a campaign against the French Indian Ocean possessions. The
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was under the temporary command of Captain J.B. Edwards. In July Commander John Edwards took command temporarily.
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The Battle of Grand Port was an important victory for the French. With two English frigates taken (
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exploded at about eleven o'clock, with her hull then briefly drifting off the reef before sinking.
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The Wreck of the 5th Rated British Frigate H.M.S. Sirius (1797) in Mauritius (Yann Von Arnim)
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suffered the loss of two marines killed, two marines wounded, and one sailor missing.
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558:, Smith, master, had been sailing from Demerara to London when the French privateer
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stranded on a coral shoal. Lithograph by A. Meyer (National Maritime Museum, London)
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1099:. On 24 February 1809 he sailed for the Cape of Good Hope and the Indian Ocean.
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264:. She was lost in 1810 when her crew scuttled her after she grounded during the
1196:. The land attack succeeded in capturing a number of shore batteries and guns.
1467:; she was broken up in 1811. The other French vessels were the brig-corvettes
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then was among the vessels sharing in the salvage money from the recapture of
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525:– a ship, a brig and a schooner – that were bound for Guadeloupe. On 11 June
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1279:. Once the French flag was hoisted on what was left of the foremast of the
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636:). The brig was 24 hours out of A Coruña on her way to Montevideo when
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632:, some three miles off Sifarga (Illas Sisargas, some 20 miles west of
1419:; a seaman's share was worth ÂŁ10 17s 5d, or almost six months' wages.
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in September of that year. She was launched on 12 April 1797. The
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1073:. She was armed with eighteen 12-pounder guns and one 36-pounder
615:, a Portuguese ship, and a Spanish brig that had been a prize to
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The Admiralty ordered her construction on 30 April 1795, and the
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1487:(twelve 18-pounder guns and two 68-pounder carronades), cutter
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The attack on Saint-Paul. The advanced British Frigate, is the
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was among the vessels sharing in the prize money by agreement.
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general arrangement plan (National Maritime Museum, Greenwich)
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was at Chatham, undergoing repairs. In November 1808 Captain
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On 23 August 1810 the British squadron entered the channel.
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for two hours, but forcing her to separate from the convoy.
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148 ft 10 in (45.4 m) (gundeck); 124 ft
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shared by agreement in the proceeds of the capture of the
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was commissioned in May 1797 under the command of Captain
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shared in the capture of the French privateer schooner
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The Naval History of Great Britain, Volume 5, 1808–1811
915:). She shared in the prize money for the Spanish ships
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Capture of the Furie & Waakzamheid, 23 October 1798
1207:) in July. In August, they turned their attention to
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was discovered to have been one of the mutineers on
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707:from Cape Belem in Galicia. The hired armed cutter
1471:(eighteen 8-pounder guns and two brass 36-pounder
679:effected the capture while unfavorable winds kept
309:in 1794, upon whose lines this frigate was based.
1123:and on 21 September participated in an attack on
935:joined the British fleet under Vice Admiral Lord
841:on 30 May resulted in a preliminary allotment to
800:After the resumption of hostilities with France,
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699:when they captured the Spanish letter of marque
401:had eight men killed and 14 wounded. The sloop
1432:; the share of a seaman or marine was ÂŁ4 12s 6
1069:, commodore of the flotilla and member of the
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720:captured and destroyed the Spanish privateer
8:
1167:. She was taken into British service as HMS
554:were in company at the time of the capture.
124:Destroyed by fire (scuttled), 25 August 1810
1483:(each with twelve 8-pounder guns), bombard
732:shared, by agreement, in the bounty-money.
260:was engaged in maintaining the blockade of
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1246:was the first to run aground, followed by
1144:, Capt. Pym, raking the French frigate La
2519:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1810
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529:had captured the Jersey-privateer lugger
324:. In her first action on 24 October 1798
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1295:, setting her on fire as they left her.
649:On 26 January 1801, the British frigate
19:For other ships with the same name, see
1522:
1407:The prize money for petty officers was
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687:was brought into the Royal Navy as HMS
646:shared in the proceeds of the capture.
419:shared in the proceeds of the capture.
2394:. Conway Maritime Press. p. 288.
2212:. 6 November 1805. pp. 1365–1367.
1605:. 3 November 1798. pp. 1052–1053.
1428:The share of a petty officer was ÂŁ26 6
1178:. The British also recaptured several
923:, and possibly other vessels as well.
852:6200 in prize money. Two days earlier
27:
2995:Fifth-rate frigates of the Royal Navy
51:
7:
2376:. 10 January 1810. pp. 213–218.
1885:. 7 February 1801. pp. 162–163.
1539:. 26 January 1849. pp. 240–241.
1087:Between April 1808 and January 1809
1067:Charles-Jacques-CĂ©sar Chaunay-Duclos
628:captured the Spanish merchant brig
183:39 ft 10 in (12.1 m)
2092:. 18 September 1804. p. 1183.
1685:. 16 September 1800. p. 1073.
1119:joined a squadron under Commodore
601:on 28 July. The actual captor was
521:was sailing in company with three
496:in the capture of the French brig
14:
2232:. 9 September 1806. p. 1201.
1842:. 23 December 1800. p. 1438.
1665:. 25 November 1800. p. 1341.
1625:. 16 November 1802. p. 1213.
1062:, which was under the command of
911:participated in Calder's Action (
671:joined the next day. On the 28th
564:, of Bordeaux, had captured her.
291:was laid at the Dudman's yard at
191:13 ft 3 in (4.0 m)
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2320:James (1837), Vol. 4, pp. 233–4.
2310:. 1 July 1806. pp. 827–828.
2192:. 28 February 1807. p. 266.
2112:. 16 October 1804. p. 1299.
1957:. 13 February 1802. p. 158.
1937:. 4 December 1802. p. 1286.
1748:. 27 October 1801. p. 1307.
1384:came ashore one of the men from
913:Battle of Cape Finisterre (1805)
890:shared in the salvage money for
53:
31:
2132:. 24 January 1804. p. 116.
2032:. 7 February 1804. p. 181.
1917:. 3 February 1801. p. 149.
1782:. 7 February 1801. p. 164.
1728:. 6 October 1801. p. 1231.
1559:. 26 January 1849. p. 241.
868:the proceeds of the capture of
655:encountered the French frigate
2975:Shipwrecks in the Indian Ocean
1822:. 16 August 1800. p. 935.
1645:. 10 August 1802. p. 848.
513:captured the French privateer
357:put up no struggle. The sloop
1:
2282:James (1837), Vol. 4, p. 186.
2252:. 31 March 1807. p. 415.
2152:. 10 March 1804. p. 304.
2052:. 24 March 1804. p. 366.
1802:. 10 March 1801. p. 281.
1340:), and two others destroyed (
1111:captured the French schooner
804:took part in the blockade of
256:. Between 1797 and 1805, the
219:Gundeck: 26 Ă— 18-pounder guns
175: in (37.8 m) (keel)
1865:. 14 July 1801. p. 843.
1705:. 28 June 1800. p. 749.
1161:captured the French frigate
1056:The captured vessel was the
953:Parliament voted a grant of
896:, recaptured on 28 October.
2351:. 19 May 1810. p. 734.
2072:. 7 July 1804. p. 841.
1115:, and her cargo. In August
585:captured the French vessel
106:Naval General Service Medal
3011:
2980:Maritime incidents in 1810
2272:. 8 May 1810. p. 680.
2172:. 7 May 1805. p. 625.
1235:
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1025:. On 17 April 1806 at 2pm
397:had only one man wounded.
18:
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2727:November (unknown date):
1171:, there already being an
886:on 27 August. Similarly,
829:captured the French ship
683:from joining the action.
575:captured the French ship
313:French Revolutionary Wars
128:
46:
30:
16:Frigate of the Royal Navy
2862:January (unknown date):
2687:October (unknown date):
2478:National Maritime Museum
1983:National Maritime Museum
1979:Warship Histories, vol x
784:In August 1802, Captain
393:for about half an hour.
129:General characteristics
2985:Ships built in Deptford
2469:HMS Syrius (ship, 1797)
1972:"NMM, vessel ID 375878"
711:shared in the capture.
470:Then on 6 January 1800
389:did exchange fire with
363:shared in the capture.
2884:March (unknown date):
2711:Paisley canal disaster
2584:March (unknown date):
2438:Winfield, Rif (2008),
1311:
1223:, the 18-gun corvette
1186:had captured, and the
1148:
378:
284:
114:"Sirius 17 April 1806"
1306:
1139:
1017:From then until 1808
899:On 15 February 1805,
753:In July–August 1802,
579:. Eleven days later,
369:
279:
225:: 6 Ă— 12-pounder guns
77:John Dudman, Deptford
2471:at Wikimedia Commons
1459:acquired her as HMS
1238:Battle of Grand Port
1064:capitaine de frégate
695:was in company with
540:recaptured the brig
266:Battle of Grand Port
231:: 2 Ă— 9-pounder guns
209:247 officers and men
2875:Hired armed cutter
2645:PurĂsima ConcepciĂłn
1125:Saint-Paul, RĂ©union
1095:assumed command of
833:and then on 8 June
746:(23 July). In July
2373:The London Gazette
2348:The London Gazette
2307:The London Gazette
2269:The London Gazette
2249:The London Gazette
2229:The London Gazette
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2149:The London Gazette
2129:The London Gazette
2109:The London Gazette
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1954:The London Gazette
1934:The London Gazette
1914:The London Gazette
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1745:The London Gazette
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1682:The London Gazette
1662:The London Gazette
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1622:The London Gazette
1602:The London Gazette
1556:The London Gazette
1536:The London Gazette
1491:, and gun-ketches
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1188:East India Company
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1132:Raid on Saint-Paul
709:Earl of St Vincent
379:
285:
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2482:Warship Histories
2480:, as part of the
2467:Media related to
2449:978-1-86176-246-7
2013:, Vol. 8, p. 172.
1475:, with 160 men),
1380:When the crew of
1268:and then against
993:In January 1806,
837:. The capture of
825:. Ten days later
742:(30 May) and the
523:letters of marque
443:, as well as the
262:Napoleonic Europe
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2001:
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1985:. Archived from
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1968:
1959:
1958:
1945:
1939:
1938:
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1626:
1613:
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1593:
1580:
1574:
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1560:
1547:
1541:
1540:
1527:
1510:
1453:
1447:
1443:
1437:
1426:
1420:
1405:
1399:
1378:
1314:Every effort to
1107:On 2 March 1809
1047:
1029:was five or six
961:On 25 November,
846:
811:On 18 May 1803,
788:took command of
661:and gave chase.
375:Thomas Whitcombe
200:Full-rigged ship
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173:
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166:
148:
147:
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142:
61:
58:
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56:
35:
28:
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2964:
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2958:
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2915:
2904:
2894:
2883:
2872:
2861:
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2807:
2796:
2785:
2774:
2756:
2748:
2737:
2726:
2720:Duchess of York
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2708:
2697:
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2599:
2583:
2573:
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2409:
2402:
2386:
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2330:Winfield (2008)
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2315:
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2237:
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2217:
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2197:
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2181:
2177:
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2157:
2142:
2141:
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2117:
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2077:
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2041:
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2368:"No. 16341"
2343:"No. 16371"
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1551:"No. 20939"
1531:"No. 20939"
1356:Post script
1169:Bourbonaise
1158:Raisonnable
1040:Tiber River
917:St. Raphael
903:recaptured
884:Lord Nelson
689:Dedaigneuse
685:DĂ©daigneuse
658:DĂ©daigneuse
503:On 12 June
445:hired armed
409:hired armed
111:"Trafalgar"
98:Honours and
2990:1797 ships
2969:Categories
2832:Enterprize
2663:Magicienne
2526:Shipwrecks
2413:References
1457:Royal Navy
1346:Magicienne
1293:Magicienne
1285:Magicienne
1270:Magicienne
1249:Magicienne
1229:, and two
1093:Samuel Pym
1003:Polyphemus
848:s crew of
556:Cultivator
542:Cultivator
536:On 3 July
254:Royal Navy
247:fifth-rate
206:Complement
21:HMS Sirius
2930:Cambridge
2920:Narcissus
2918:HMS
2907:HMS
2898:Harpooner
2886:HMS
2864:HMS
2820:HMS
2811:Elizabeth
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2779:Satellite
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2668:HMS
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2602:HMS
2587:John Bull
2547:Wild Boar
2545:HMS
2390:(2002) .
1517:Citations
1501:Provençal
1334:Iphigenia
1323:Iphigenia
1261:Iphigenia
1209:Mauritius
1113:Mecontent
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