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In 1803 she was at
Woolwich under the command of Mr. William Brown, Master. On 25 April she arrived at Plymouth with a cargo of hemp and iron intended for the dockyards. She had left Malta about a month earlier. On the leg from Gibraltar,
352:. She served as a frigate until 1800, when she underwent reconversion back to a store ship. As a store ship she sailed to the Mediterranean, Cape of Good Hope, and Quebec. She was sold for breaking up in July 1819.
419:, pierced for 24 guns but only mounting 18. One of the vessels that had struck nonetheless sailed off. Two of the five had broken off the fight and sailed off earlier. (The three that escaped were
459:
after repairing the damage to his vessel during the night. However, a breeze picked up and by morning the escaping French vessels were out of sight. The
British sailed with their prizes to
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to
Copenhagen, with a substantial Royal Navy escort, to convince the Danes to drop the matter. This incident and another in Malta ultimately led in the next year to the British
449:
Four of the French ships had escaped from
Guadeloupe on 25 April. They had sailed to American ports to gather provisions and naval stores to bring back to France.
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Britain; or, An historical account of naval and maritime events from the commencement of the war in 1803 to the end of the year 1816
720:
She underwent repair between May 1811 and May 1812. In 1813 her master was Mr. Stephen
Trounce. His replacement, in September 1814, was Mr. Thomas Stokes.
717:, still under Mr. M'Coy's command, sailed for the Cape of Good Hope on 30 August 1806. She then sailed for the Mediterranean on 28 June 1807.
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567:
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361:
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399:. The French made a line of battle to receive the British frigates. An action commenced, with three of the French vessels eventually
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323:(supply or store ships) built to a design by Raymond-Antoine Haran. She was launched in May 1793 at Bayonne. The British
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167:
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was offered for sale at
Chatham on 22 July 1819. She was sold that day to Beech & Co. for £3,000 for breaking up.
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622:
arrived as
Sheerness. Between October and May 1801 she was at Sheerness and Deptford fitting out as a store ship.
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on 10 May 1796. Six or so months after
Beresford had assumed command, the Admiralty appointed him to
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was among the many
British vessels that shared in the proceeds of the capture of the French frigate
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was serving on the North Sea station when she shared in the seizure of the 40-gun Danish frigate
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for opposing the British right of search led to strained relations with
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was under the command of Mr. Daniel M'Coy when she was in company with
589:
707:
in the proceeds from the capture on 11 June 1805 of the Prussian ship
650:. The French ships veered off rather than engage the British vessels.
737:
left Rio de Janeiro, escorting a convoy that included the storeships
230:
539:
In January 1799, Captain J. Seater replaced Wemyss. On 16 May,
391:. At daybreak on 17 May the British came upon five ships 20
452:
Cochrane had intended to leave the prizes in charge of the
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143 ft 0 in (43.6 m) (overall);121 ft
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s main and foremast fell over the side. In the battle,
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took possession of the largest, which turned out to be
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so that she could repatriate British prisoners of war.
387:, to intercept three French supply ships reported at
781:Her sister ship and the name ship of the class was
509:. Then Beresford apparently returned to command of
600:. At the capitulation the British again captured
306::14 × 6-pounder guns (UD) + 4 × pounder guns (QD)
584:on 25 July 1800 off Ostend. The seizure of the
300::2 × 9-pounder guns + 2 × 18-pounder carronades
711:. The proceeds were forwarded from Gibraltar.
592:. The British government had to dispatch Lord
604:, which they then added to the Royal Navy as
524:In October 1797 Wemyss replaced Beresford on
8:
894:
892:
847:Catalogue of the Papers of the 1st Earl Grey
489:into service. While on the Halifax station,
442:had lost eight men killed and nine wounded;
411:, pierced for 36 guns but only mounting 24.
685:shared in the capture of the Spanish ship
344:in 1795 and the British took her into the
859:
857:
855:
832:
274:Lower gundeck:Pierced for ten but unarmed
820:
882:
880:
800:
774:
787:, which the British destroyed in 1811.
277:Upper gundeck (UD):24 × 8-pounder guns
17:
291::4 × 9-pounder guns + 8 × 18-pounder
102:
56:
7:
747:, and seven merchantmen. They left
1044:. 19 September 1807. p. 1253.
968:. 27 September 1800. p. 1123.
222:13 ft 40 in (5.0 m)
14:
928:. 15 December 1801. p. 1490.
873:. 23 June 1795. pp. 656–657.
570:, captured on 8 July 1800 in the
431:.) An hour after she had struck,
141:Sold for breaking up in July 1819
908:. 15 February 1803. p. 187.
348:after first converting her to a
104:
57:
21:
1064:. 19 January 1808. p. 113.
364:signed a safe-conduct pass for
948:. 13 August 1800. p. 964.
493:, Captain Charles Wemyss, and
1:
1133:(in French). Éditions Ancre.
1114:. 10 July 1819. p. 1201.
667:captured the Spanish vessel "
642:when they sighted two French
192: in (39.7 m) (keel)
1095:- accessed 25 November 2013.
1080:- accessed 26 November 2013.
471:Admiral Murray commissioned
754:In 1817 she was at Quebec.
371:On 2 May 1795 Rear Admiral
1223:
1202:Frigates of the Royal Navy
1024:. 2 May 1809. p. 629.
513:as he was in command when
479:, who had been captain of
446:had only two men wounded.
1129:Demerliac, Alain (1996).
886:Ralfe (1820), pp.100-101.
356:French career and capture
145:
51:
20:
285:UD: 30 × 12-pounder guns
146:General characteristics
1163:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1159:. (Whitmore and Fenn).
845:University of Durham,
835:, p. 106, No.739.
543:captured the schooner
505:and Charles Wemyss to
401:striking their colours
360:In late 1794, Admiral
319:was the second of two
214: in (10.7 m)
1207:Ships built in France
653:On 10 December 1804,
618:On 10 September 1800
528:, On 9 November 1798
1155:Ralfe, James (1820)
630:was in company with
598:capturing Copenhagen
723:On 15 January 1815
415:captured a second,
395:West by South from
133:May 1795 by capture
1111:The London Gazette
1061:The London Gazette
1041:The London Gazette
1021:The London Gazette
965:The London Gazette
945:The London Gazette
925:The London Gazette
905:The London Gazette
870:The London Gazette
614:British store ship
532:captured the brig
521:on 7 August 1797.
517:captured the ship
497:captured the ship
477:John Poo Beresford
377:Alexander Cochrane
644:ships of the line
594:Charles Whitworth
312:
311:
304:British storeship
270:French store ship
255:British storeship
243:French store ship
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1005:, Vol. 9, p.337.
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993:, Vol. 9, p.333.
988:
982:
981:, Vol. 4, p.157.
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689:on 30 December.
648:Cape St. Vincent
568:Patrick Campbell
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383:, together with
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572:Raid on Dunkirk
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29:La Prevoyante
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1167:. Seaforth.
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1090:Lloyd's List
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751:on 6 March.
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695:shared with
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1106:"No. 17493"
1056:"No. 16111"
1036:"No. 16069"
1016:"No. 16253"
960:"No. 15297"
940:"No. 15287"
920:"No. 15436"
900:"No. 15559"
865:"No. 13790"
200:35 ft
27:Capture of
1197:1793 ships
1186:Categories
1123:References
763:Prevoyante
749:Pernambuco
739:Prevoyante
715:Prevoyante
693:Prevoyante
677:Prevoyante
655:Prevoyante
628:Prevoyante
620:Prevoyante
578:Prevoyante
551:Prevoyante
541:Prevoyante
530:Prevoyante
526:Prevoyante
515:Prevoyante
511:Prevoyante
507:Prevoyante
495:Prevoyante
473:Prevoyante
433:Prévoyante
409:Prévoyante
397:Cape Henry
366:Prevoyante
350:fifth rate
346:Royal Navy
342:Prévoyante
316:Prévoyante
293:carronades
237:Complement
227:Propulsion
124:Prevoyante
73:Prévoyante
1149:468324725
795:Citations
732:HMS
725:HMS
687:Diligente
669:Detipente
639:Alligator
340:captured
335:HMS
328:HMS
245:: 100-200
79:Laid down
33:La Raison
784:Nourrice
704:Eurydice
682:Guerrier
566:, under
559:, which
545:Caroline
325:frigates
264:Armament
130:Acquired
98:May 1795
95:Captured
90:May 1793
87:Launched
744:Serapis
673:Defence
665:Defence
660:Defence
590:Denmark
556:Désirée
499:Minerva
461:Halifax
429:Hernoux
421:Normand
393:leagues
209:⁄
187:⁄
160:⁄
52:History
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1147:
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734:Racoon
727:Cherub
709:Edward
698:Merlin
679:, and
633:Dragon
503:Raison
491:Hussar
486:Raison
481:Hussar
454:cutter
444:Hussar
440:Thetis
427:, and
425:Trajan
417:Raison
413:Hussar
405:Thetis
385:Hussar
381:Thetis
362:Jervis
337:Hussar
330:Thetis
321:flûtes
175:Length
63:France
41:Hussar
37:Thetis
769:Notes
663:when
607:Freya
602:Freya
586:Freya
582:Freya
534:Norge
519:Argus
436:'
251:: 284
231:Sails
43:, by
1169:ISBN
1145:OCLC
1135:ISBN
758:Fate
741:and
730:and
701:and
646:off
636:and
563:Dart
561:HMS
333:and
197:Beam
138:Fate
122:HMS
119:Name
82:1791
69:Name
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