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in
November voted to underwrite 10,000 tons (bm) of armed transports to protect Great Britain's coasts. The vessels were existing, but not EIC, merchantmen that would receive an upgrade in armament and in some cases a naval officer as captain. The vessels were:
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153:
was launched at Whitby in 1800. Between 1803 and 1805 she served as an armed defense ship protecting
Britain's coasts and convoys. She then served as a transport on the 1805 naval expedition to capture the
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while coming to shore. Soldiers from the castle were able to save all but one man. The Royal Navy returned the armed defense ships to their owners in the second half of 1805.
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185:. Her master and owner was Woodcock, and her trade Whitby coaster. Her subsequent trades were Newcastle–Baltic (1801), and London–Hamburg (1801–1802).
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rescued all other crew and passengers. Captain Keene, who had been ill for some time, nevertheless died the next day. A later report stated that
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to replenish supplies. The expedition sailed again on the 26 November, and on 4 January 1806, in the evening, anchored to the west of
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disappeared from the registers between 1811 and 1814, and may have served as a government transport. She reappeared in the 1815
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494:, of 391 tons (bm), was launched at Whitby, but has no other information other than she was still registered there in 1817.
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with R. Miller, master, changing to J. Keene, Woodcock & Co., owners, changing to Read & Co., and trade London–
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474:, Keene, master, had run aground on the night of the 24th and subsequently sunk; no property had been saved.
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carrying some 5000 soldiers under the command of Major-general Sir David Baird to attack the Dutch at the
158:. Next, she returned to mercantile service and in 1814 a French privateer captured her, but the British
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along the coasts of
Britain and Ireland, and the commissioning of a number of armed defense ships.
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391:(published in 1814), having undergone repairs. Her master was R. Miller and her owner Woodcock.
439:, G.B. Keane, master, Read & Co. owners, sailing from England on 31 August 1818, bound for
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329:. On 29 January 1805 "the Paragon armed ship" was at Deal. One of her boats overturned near
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recaptured her the next day. She sailed to India in 1818 under a license from the
British
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196:. The British government's response took many forms including the reactivation of
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Transport vessels for the
British invasion of the Dutch Cape Colony (1805-1806)
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In the fall of 1805 a small naval squadron under the orders of
Commodore Sir
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and
Calcutta. One crew member drowned, but the pilot vessel
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was wrecked on 24 March 1819, when she was driven ashore at
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A list of ships sailing under license from the EIC showed
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first appeared in the registers with an entry in the 1800
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690:(London, England), 1 November 1819, pg. 495; Issue 47.
166:(EIC), and was wrecked in March 1819 while inbound to
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192:in early 1803, concern developed in Britain about
194:Napoleon's planned invasion of the United Kingdom
381:with troops to load lumber for military works.
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406:was sailing from Malta to Hull. The next day
8:
738:The ancient port of Whitby and its shipping
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364:, preparatory to taking the Dutch colony.
340:escorted a fleet of transports, including
776:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1819
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16:For other ships with the same name, see
721:. Gravesend, Kent: World Ship Society.
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986:Hired armed vessels of the Royal Navy
981:Age of Sail merchant ships of England
321:was reported at various times at the
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7:
394:On 22 May 1814 the French privateer
373:After the invasion, on 7 February,
204:, a program of the construction of
402:, Woodcock, master, near Wight as
14:
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417:, and sent her into Portsmouth.
38:
719:Ships of the East India Company
662:(1819), "Licensed India Ships".
79:Fishburn & Brodrick, Whitby
458:Sands, while on a voyage from
1:
736:Weatherill, Richard (1908).
634:. 12 June 1810. p. 869.
188:Following the resumption of
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996:Maritime incidents in 1819
597:(1815), "P" supple. pages.
551:(1800), "P" supple. pages.
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66:1800:J. Woodcock & Co.
15:
934:
352:. The fleet assembled at
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740:. Whitby: Horne and Son.
686:"SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
490:Weatherill reports that
860:August (unknown date):
717:Hackman, Rowan (2001).
134:1801:6 Ă— 4-pounder guns
100:General characteristics
298:Sir Alexander Mitchell
976:Ships built in Whitby
646:Register of Shipping
595:Register of Shipping
549:Register of Shipping
422:Register of Shipping
389:Register of Shipping
313:On 21 November 1803
183:Register of Shipping
137:1815:8 Ă— 18-pounder
108:391, or 394, or 394
69:1817:Read & Co.
631:The London Gazette
213:East India Company
200:regiments and the
164:East India Company
95:Wrecked March 1819
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648:(1818), Seq.â„–P74.
533:Weatherill (1908)
464:Cape of Good Hope
350:Cape of Good Hope
156:Cape of Good Hope
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206:Martello Towers
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261:Indefatigable
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105:Tons burthen
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22:
626:"No. 16378"
413:recaptured
377:sailed for
338:Home Popham
272:Lord Nelson
267:Lord Forbes
251:Duckenfield
971:1800 ships
965:Categories
783:Shipwrecks
711:References
396:Hirondelle
367:See also:
160:Royal Navy
139:carronades
894:Elizabeth
874:San Telmo
862:HMS
502:Citations
441:Bencoolen
408:HMS
398:captured
379:Algoa Bay
924:Kingston
901:26 Oct:
881:30 Sep:
850:16 Jul:
840:24 Mar:
820:31 Jan:
810:28 Jan:
800:25 Jan:
223:Anacreon
198:Fencible
168:Calcutta
129:Armament
84:Launched
911:4 Dec:
891:7 Oct:
871:2 Sep:
843:Paragon
830:7 Feb:
813:Earnest
790:6 Jan:
492:Paragon
472:Paragon
462:to the
452:Paragon
437:Paragon
426:Paragon
415:Paragon
404:Paragon
400:Paragon
385:Paragon
375:Paragon
354:Madeira
342:Paragon
319:Paragon
315:Paragon
303:Suffolk
287:Perseus
282:Paragon
277:Norfolk
239:Chapman
179:Paragon
150:Paragon
114:⁄
76:Builder
55:Paragon
32:History
904:Daphne
793:Durham
725:
703:â„–5426.
676:â„–5419.
614:â„–4465.
468:Sophia
460:London
456:Saugor
344:, and
323:Humber
308:Triton
306:, and
293:Robert
256:Helder
245:Diadem
234:Aurora
218:Albion
174:Career
884:Tiger
864:Tamar
823:Oswin
581:Times
478:Notes
410:Naiad
229:Atlas
61:Owner
950:1820
937:1818
833:Iris
723:ISBN
447:Loss
420:The
327:Hull
325:and
92:Fate
51:Name
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