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described as "so powerful that it gave a decisive turn to the debate". The three motions on this subject were heavily defeated and on 21 March the opposition tabled a direct motion of censure on the battle. It was defeated by 224 votes to 64 after
Canning made a speech "very witty, very eloquent and
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was detached to the great belt with instructions to seal the island of
Zealand off from Funen and the west. Within a week some 200 miles of coast had been secured and the Danish army in Holstein prevented from passing into Zealand to lend support. The city of Copenhagen was left to its own resources
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would invade
Holstein. Neither Talleyrand nor Jackson persuaded the Danes to end their neutrality, so Jackson went back to the British fleet assembled in the Sound on 15 August. The British published a proclamation demanding the deposit of the Danish fleet; the Danes responded with "what amounted to
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British assembled a force of 25,000 troops, and the vanguard sailed on 30 July; Jackson set out the next day. Canning offered Denmark a treaty of alliance and mutual defence, with a convention signed for the return of the fleet after the war, the protection of 21 British warships and a subsidy
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Canning read out in Parliament the previous administration's plans in 1806 to stop the Portuguese navy falling into the hands of France. Canning and Castlereagh wished to hold Zealand and suggested that when the British evacuated it as
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Wellesley was detached with his reserve and two light brigades of British artillery, as well as one battalion, eight squadrons and one troop of horse artillery from the King's German Legion (KGL) to disperse a force which had been sent to relieve the beleaguered city. On 29
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told the House of Lords that he had received information from someone on the
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The opposition did not at first table a vote of censure on the battle and instead, on 3 February 1808, demanded the publication of all the letters sent by the
British envoy in Denmark on information regarding the war-readiness of the Danish navy. Canning replied with a three-hour speech which
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British demands, so the Royal Navy fleet under the command of Admiral Gambier bombarded the city from 2 to 5 September. In addition to the military casualties incurred by the Danish army, the bombardment killed roughly 195 civilians and injured 768.
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was to launch a major naval attack on Denmark. Although neutral, Denmark was under French pressure to pledge its fleet to Napoleon. In September 1807, the Royal Navy bombarded Copenhagen, seizing the Danish fleet and assured use of the sea lanes in the
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that he could not help feeling "that in their situation we should very probably have given the same order without being able to publish to Parliament the grounds on which we had believed in the hostile mind of Denmark".
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are included in this reference. Danish shipping companies donated suitable ships (brigs, schooners and galleases) to the state which could then equip the ships for their new privateering role. One such ship was the brig
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for the British merchant fleet. A consequence of the attack was that Denmark did join the Continental System and the war on the side of France, but without a fleet it had little to offer.
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Jelsdorf, Hans Michael (June 2007), "Hospitalsberedskab og lægelig behandling under belejringen i 1807" [Hospital Emergency and medical treatment during the siege in 1807],
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from bombardment?" One week later he wrote: "Nothing ever was more brilliant, more salutary or more effectual than the success " and Perceval expressed similar sentiments.
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said that the confiscation of the Danish fleet was "a bare act of self-preservation" and noticed the short distance between Denmark and Ireland or north-east Scotland.
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gives the list of ships, as recorded by the Danes, "forcefully taken" by the British in September 1807 at Copenhagen. The references, in Danish, are as follows
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for surveillance of the Danish navy in order to pursue "prompt and vigorous operations" if that seemed necessary. The Cabinet decided on 18 July to send
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in order to use Denmark against Britain. Some reports suggested that the Danes had secretly agreed to this. The Cabinet decided to act, and on 14 July
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The Most Terrible Night. View of Kongens Nytorv in Copenhagen During the English Bombardment of Copenhagen at Night between 4 and 5 September 1807
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Topographical map of Copenhagen and its surroundings showing the layout of the city and the British positions during the siege
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attached to the British fleet), and a very large number of merchant or requisitioned ships carrying troops or supplies.
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The Naval History of Great Britain, from the Declaration of War by France in 1793, to the Accession of George IV.
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One hundred and twenty-six ships, large and small, were involved at Copenhagen, included those named below.
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on a secret mission to Copenhagen to persuade Denmark to give its fleet to Britain. That same day, the
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part of the peace they should immediately occupy it again. This was strongly opposed by Sir
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and several smaller territories, still maintained a considerable navy. The majority of the
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Defying Napoleon: How Britain Bombarded Copenhagen and Seized the Danish Fleet in 1807
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Defying Napoleon. How Britain bombarded Copenhagen and seized the Danish Fleet in 1807
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A. N. Ryan, "The Causes of the British Attack upon Copenhagen in 1807."
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The British Destruction of the Danish Ships under Construction at Holmen
3341:(in Danish), Copenhagen: Hof- og Universitetsbogtrykker E. U. H. Møller
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The following ships sailed with Gambier from England on 26 July 1807:
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The Royal Danish Naval Museum website listing for ships is available
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to form a maritime league with Denmark and Portugal against Britain.
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14 (brig-rigged cutter) – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
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A horse foaled in 1808 (the year following the battle) was named "
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said the expedition could be defended on grounds of self-defence.
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Naval battles of the Napoleonic Wars involving the United Kingdom
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A concise account of the origin and progress of the Rocket System
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The following further vessels joined on 7 August off Helsingør:
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as the subsequent fire destroyed the 20-year work of scholar
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and captured her. The British took her into service as HMS
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to tell Denmark to prepare for war against Britain or else
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linking to a page of ships' names for which there is data.
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in the light winds and so outdistanced her. On 15 August,
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John Kattlewell's Company, 3rd Battalion, Royal Artillery
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to British ships, perhaps by marching French troops into
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Duncan, Volume I, pp. 173, 176, 181, 221, 222, 225, 226.
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Contemporary Danish painting of the bombardment at night
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James Cockburn's Company, 1st Battalion, Royal Artillery
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Beowulf: An Anglo-Saxon Poem, at the Fight at Finnsburg
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after her, even though war had not yet been declared.
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History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, Volume II
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Two Captured Danish Ships Entering Portsmouth Harbour
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History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, Volume I
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names almost all of the ships, once one adjusts for
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used for financing the rebuilding of a Danish fleet
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1218:British Tars Towing the Danish Fleet into Harbour
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2173:18 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2140:12 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2128:18 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2116:18 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2104:22 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2092:20 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2054:36 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2042:36 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2030:40 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2020:44 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
2006:40 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1994:40 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1982:40 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1970:46 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1951:64 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1927:66 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1915:74 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1903:70 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1891:74 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1879:74 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1867:70 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1855:70 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1843:74 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1831:70 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1819:70 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1807:78 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1795:76 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1783:80 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1765:84 – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
1639:74 (Captain Donald M'Leod) (to which Commodore
43:
3367:British Warships in the Age of Sail, 1793–1817
3273:, vol. 10, House of Lords, col. 1–32
3103:
2918:
2796:
2281:) – sailed to Britain, added to Royal Navy as
3453:
2688:Hilary Barnes, "Canning and the Danes, 1807"
892:23rd Regiment of Foot (Royal Welsh Fusiliers)
863:28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot
713:sailed for Norway from Elsinor. Admiral Lord
394:
280:
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2487:All were awarded prize money at the rate of
867:79th Regiment of Foot (Cameron Highlanders)
654:Secretary of State for War and the Colonies
27:Part of the Gunboat War and Napoleonic Wars
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2447:List of ships captured in the 19th century
953:92nd (Gordon Highlanders) Regiment of Foot
501:. The incident led to the outbreak of the
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707:On 12 August, the 32-gun Danish frigate
581:might try to force Denmark to close the
5734:Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool
3348:De så det ske – Englandskrigene 1801–14
3247:The Greenhill Napoleonic Wars Data Book
2993:
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512:Britain's first response to Napoleon's
3783:Planned invasion of the United Kingdom
3353:OCLC World Catalogue Number: 741989841
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1155:Copenhagen after the bombardment, 1807
920:7th Regiment of Foot (Royal Fusiliers)
5465:Spanish American wars of independence
3137:, vol. VI, pp. 64–65, 70–72
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945:43rd (Monmouthshire) Regiment of Foot
888:4th (The King's Own) Regiment of Foot
668:where they would get reinforcements.
493:, in order to capture or destroy the
7:
5739:Naval bombing operations and battles
1250:: "Did I not tell you we would save
546:in 1801, Denmark-Norway, possessing
528:The attack gave rise to the term to
259:195 civilians killed and 768 wounded
5450:Franco-Swedish War (Pomeranian War)
3263:Lord Chancellor (21 January 1808),
949:52nd (Oxfordshire) Regiment of Foot
906:50th (Queen's Own) Regiment of Foot
803:John May's Company, 1st Battalion,
800:, 84 field guns and 101 siege guns
3337:Ramshart, Rear Admiral P. (1808),
3093:. 16 September 1807. p. 1232.
1365:which ranged the North Sea before
1100:74—saw subsequent active service.
1080:. Then, when a storm arose in the
849:Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
577:There was concern in Britain that
30:For the earlier naval battle, see
25:
3265:"The Lords Commissioners' speech"
2759:. 5 September 1807. p. 1157.
1684:64 (Captain Joshua Rowley Watson)
1524:Sir Archibald Collingwood Dickson
924:8th (The King's) Regiment of Foot
772:The British troops under General
5325:Frederick William III of Prussia
5305:Michael Andreas Barclay de Tolly
3394:
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5445:Russo-Swedish War (Finnish War)
5375:Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies
3270:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
3254:Munch-Petersen, Thomas (2007),
1692:64 (Captain William Cumberland)
1438:, Captain William Henry Webley)
1107:continued until 1814, when the
857:1st Brigade: Brigadier General
787:, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Light Dragoons
5744:Military history of Copenhagen
5360:Prince Regent John of Portugal
5270:Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor
5215:Frederick Augustus I of Saxony
5210:Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria
3401:Bombardment of Copenhagen 1807
3278:Thomas Munch-Petersen (2007).
843:Guards Brigade: Major General
69:Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg
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5385:Prince Charles John of Sweden
3208:(in Danish), 21 February 2013
3062:– names listed alphabetically
2774:, Copenhagen, 1860, pp. 27–28
2772:Kjøbenhavns Bombardement 1807
1558:74 (Captain Alexander Fraser)
1024:The bombardment included 300
973:1st Brigade: Colonel Colonel
664:to go with his troops to the
3423:Battle of Copenhagen (1807)
3160:, BiblioBazaar, p. 27,
3133:Fortsecue, Sir John (1910),
3048:. 1 March 1808. p. 321.
2903:Københavns Bombardement 2013
2876:Københavns Bombardement 2013
2692:(Aug 1965) 15#8 pp. 530–538.
1662:Charles John Moore Mansfield
1574:64 (Captain Robert Campbell)
1566:64 (Captain Donald Campbell)
82:15 August – 7 September 1807
3430:Invasion of Portugal (1807)
3224:Politiken Dansmarkshistorie
3135:History of the British Army
2506:The initial listing in the
1913:Prindsesse Sophia Frederica
984:, 3rd, 4th, 5th Line Batts.
977:, 6th, 7th, 8th Line Batts.
896:3rd Brigade: Major General
882:2nd Brigade: Major General
853:3rd Regiment of Foot Guards
776:were organised as follows:
681:Chancellor of the Exchequer
483:Second Battle of Copenhagen
32:Battle of Copenhagen (1801)
18:Second Battle of Copenhagen
5770:
5704:19th century in Copenhagen
5220:Frederick I of Württemberg
3590:Confederation of the Rhine
3152:, 1873 London John Murray.
3145:, 1879 London John Murray.
2839:Thomas Munch-Petersen 2007
2829:Duncan, Volume II, p. 147.
2478:, was not mentally stable.
1737:32 (Capt. Richard Raggett)
1717:74 (Captain William Lukin)
1502:74 (Captain John Colville)
1474:74 (Captain Thomas Graves)
1367:her capture by the British
1031:On 5 September, the Danes
1009:August, at the rivulet of
998:, 1st and 2nd Light Batts.
726:and the 22-gun sixth-rate
29:
5380:Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden
5370:William, Prince of Orange
5180:Pierre-Charles Villeneuve
3509:French Invasion of Russia
3475:
3414:Siege of Stralsund (1807)
3304:all Danish merchant ships
3240:, vol. 4, R. Bentley
3216:Krigshistorisk Tidsskrift
3176:A Treasure to the Service
3017:Norwegian History website
2866:−4 dated 5 September 1807
2602:English Historical Review
1918:Princess Sophia Frederica
1626:36 (Capt. Conway Shipley)
1482:74 (Captain Isaac Wolley)
1049:, two smaller ships, two
991:, 1st and 2nd Line Batts.
969:Frederick, Baron Dreschel
794:Artillery & Engineers
503:Anglo-Russian War of 1807
487:Bombardment of Copenhagen
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5290:Archduke John of Austria
5285:Prince von Schwarzenberg
5130:Louis-Alexandre Berthier
3346:Lindeberg, Lars (1974),
3312:Orlogmuseet Skibregister
3196:, Purnell Books Services
3178:, Adelaide: Green Hill,
2541:Orlogmuseet Skibregister
2476:Christian VII of Denmark
1582:64 (Captain John Draper)
1315:Grímur Jónsson Thorkelin
785:Charles, Baron Linsingen
693:Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte
254:Entire fleet surrendered
5225:Frederick VI of Denmark
5175:Jean-Baptiste Bessières
3965:Greater Poland uprising
3788:Duc d'Enghien Execution
3206:Københavns Bombardement
3156:Garnett, James (2008),
1858:Heir Apparent Frederick
916:Robert Henry MacFarlane
696:a declaration of war".
505:, which ended with the
5345:Ferdinand VII of Spain
3793:Coronation of Napoleon
3365:Winfield, Rif (2005),
3324:The following website
3148:Major Francis Duncan,
3141:Major Francis Duncan,
1592:Captain George Collier
1243:
989:Adolphus, Baron Barsse
769:
179:Commanders and leaders
5714:September 1807 events
5632:Conference of Dresden
5541:Paris (February 1812)
5470:Swedish–Norwegian War
5295:Alexander I of Russia
3192:Hinde, Wendy (1973),
3060:Issue 16275 page 1103
2864:issue 16062 page 1153
2779:24 March 2012 at the
1763:Christian den Syvende
1641:Richard Goodwin Keats
1448:Richard Goodwin Keats
1278:wrote to his brother
1237:
994:4th Brigade: Colonel
987:3rd Brigade: Colonel
980:2nd Brigade: Colonel
914:4th Brigade: Colonel
876:: Lieutenant General
837:: Lieutenant General
767:
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701:Richard Goodwin Keats
673:Alexander I of Russia
240:Casualties and losses
117:55.67944°N 12.57278°E
5694:King's German Legion
5586:Fontainebleau (1814)
5140:Louis-Nicolas Davout
4061:Invasion of Portugal
3403:at Wikimedia Commons
3222:Vibæk, Jens (1964),
2905:, "Statistik" cites
2878:, "Statistik" cites
1420:Henry Edwyn Stanhope
1398:98 (flag of Admiral
996:Charles, Baron Alten
935:Sir Arthur Wellesley
789:King's German Legion
616:On 21 January 1807,
544:Battle of Copenhagen
495:Dano-Norwegian fleet
5719:1800s in Copenhagen
5612:Bourbon Restoration
5355:Maria I of Portugal
5340:Prince of Hohenlohe
5330:Gebhard von Blücher
4273:Neumarkt-Sankt Veit
3580:Swiss Confederation
3258:, Sutton Publishing
3174:Hannah, P. (2021),
3106:, pp. 215–216.
3104:Munch-Petersen 2007
2960:, pp. 177–178.
2919:Munch-Petersen 2007
2799:, pp. 171–172.
2797:Munch-Petersen 2007
2740:, pp. 226–228.
2679:, pp. 170–171.
1925:Prindsesse Caroline
1901:Kronprinsesse Maria
1853:Arveprins Friderich
1829:Kronprins Friderich
1272:William Wilberforce
1135:An illustration by
113: /
5709:August 1807 events
5627:Continental System
5622:Congress of Erfurt
5546:Paris (March 1812)
5320:Peter Wittgenstein
5245:Duke of Wellington
5200:Prince Poniatowski
5165:Jean-de-Dieu Soult
5150:Auguste de Marmont
4545:Arroyo dos Molinos
4393:Walcheren Campaign
4383:Armistice of Znaim
4278:Dalmatian Campaign
4203:Tyrolean Rebellion
3245:Smith, D. (1998),
3090:The London Gazette
3045:The London Gazette
2756:The London Gazette
2435:Flaadebatteri No 1
1512:Samuel Hood Linzee
1402:, 1st Captain Sir
1342:King Christian VII
1330:Battle of Waterloo
1267:Political Register
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605:'s predecessor as
560:Schleswig-Holstein
514:Continental System
345:La Romana's Escape
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5689:Conflicts in 1807
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5455:Russo-Persian War
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5408:Anglo-Russian War
5335:Duke of Brunswick
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3249:, Greenhill Books
3185:978-1-922629-73-9
3167:978-0-554-84145-8
3128:, London: Whiting
3120:Congreve, William
3006:Historiens Verden
2853:, pp. 70–72.
2811:, pp. 64–65.
2532:, or the gunboat
1930:Princess Carolina
1757:Ships of the line
1749:Ships surrendered
1658:William Essington
1656:74 (Rear-Admiral
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1404:Home Riggs Popham
1369:off Scarborough.
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5607:Bibliography
5591:Paris (1815)
5551:Paris (1814)
5536:Paris (1810)
5516:Finckenstein
5491:Campo Formio
5250:Rowland Hill
5236:military and
5116:military and
5089:Rocquencourt
4958:Saint-Dizier
4928:Bar-sur-Aube
4883:Mincio River
4378:Schöngrabern
4157:2nd Zaragoza
4097:1st Zaragoza
4055:
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3900:Campo Tenese
3874:Schöngrabern
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3687:Papal States
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1363:Admiral Juel
1362:
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1304:very able".
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845:Edward Finch
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570:, under the
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438:2 March 1808
422:
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357:
334:
299:of 1801–1814
297:English Wars
145:Belligerents
49:Part of the
36:
5475:War of 1812
5433:Gunboat War
5390:Louis XVIII
5145:Jean Lannes
5059:Quatre Bras
5049:San Germano
4999:Occhiobello
4888:Champaubert
4878:La Rothière
4802:San Marcial
4686:2nd Polotsk
4651:1st Polotsk
4636:Majadahonda
4576:Villagarcia
4505:Campo Maior
4293:Piave River
4218:Ciudad Real
4208:Villafranca
4077:Dos de Mayo
4026:Stralsund I
3778:18 Brumaire
3712:Netherlands
3610:Württemberg
3369:, Chatham,
3299:(in Danish)
3202:"Statistik"
3085:"No. 16067"
3040:"No. 16124"
2893:, p.
2751:"No. 16062"
2427:Sværdfisken
2383:Kjerteminde
2328:Kallundborg
2248:Flying Fish
2095:Little Belt
1937:Ditsmarsken
1846:Tree Kronen
1674:James Young
1492:Peter Puget
1422:, Captain *
1319:manuscripts
1055:brig-sloops
1051:ship-sloops
957:95th Rifles
859:Henry Warde
760:Bombardment
611:Lord Howick
568:Danish Army
497:during the
411:Gunboat War
359:Gunboat War
340:West Indies
247:145 wounded
120: /
51:Gunboat War
5683:Categories
5617:Casualties
5531:Schönbrunn
5506:Artlenburg
5255:John Moore
5160:Michel Ney
5029:Scapezzano
5019:Cesenatico
4963:Montmartre
4893:Montmirail
4827:Wartenburg
4782:Großbeeren
4641:Gorodechno
4631:Klyastitsy
4611:Saltanovka
4500:Casal Novo
4373:Hollabrunn
4358:Korneuburg
4152:Somosierra
4056:Copenhagen
3879:Austerlitz
3869:Dürenstein
3605:Westphalia
3548:and allies
3330:in English
3284:. Sutton.
3113:References
3072:Hannah2021
2982:Hinde 1973
2970:Hinde 1973
2958:Hinde 1973
2946:Hinde 1973
2931:Hannah2021
2907:Vibæk 1964
2738:James 1837
2726:Hannah2021
2714:Hinde 1973
2702:Hinde 1973
2677:Hinde 1973
2665:Hinde 1973
2653:Hinde 1973
2629:Hinde 1973
2617:Hinde 1973
2577:Smith 1998
2408:Gun barges
2356:Saltholmen
2340:Middelfart
2143:Gluckstadt
2138:Glückstadt
2090:Lille Belt
1841:Tre Kroner
1727:Jonas Rose
1681:Inflexible
1660:, Captain
1614:36 (Capt.
1602:38 (Capt.
1531:Resolution
1464:John Bligh
1450:, Captain
1346:Kaperbreve
1326:Copenhagen
719:third-rate
689:Talleyrand
583:Baltic Sea
538:Background
523:Baltic Sea
491:Copenhagen
423:Copenhagen
249:24 missing
108:12°34′22″E
105:55°40′46″N
92:Copenhagen
5581:Casalanza
5556:Tauroggen
5511:Pressburg
5496:Lunéville
5401:conflicts
5234:Coalition
5084:La Suffel
5034:Tolentino
4918:Montereau
4903:Vauchamps
4852:Bornhöved
4807:Dennewitz
4752:Tarragona
4701:Chashniki
4601:Salamanca
4525:Tarragona
4449:Barquilla
4403:Almonacid
4363:Stockerau
4333:Stralsund
4303:2nd Porto
4283:Ebelsberg
4253:Abensberg
4223:1st Porto
4183:Castellón
4167:Benavente
4132:Valmaseda
4046:Friedland
4041:Heilsberg
4011:Ostrołęka
4001:Mohrungen
3935:Magdeburg
3864:Amstetten
3849:Trafalgar
3834:Elchingen
3819:Wertingen
3717:Brunswick
3642:Coalition
3326:in Danish
3028:Marcussen
2785:In Danish
2643:, col 28.
2562:Citations
2526:Delphinen
2423:Lindormen
2395:Nykjøbing
2364:Svendborg
2332:Langesund
2324:Helsingør
2316:Flensborg
2259:HMS
2210:Delphinen
2205:Delphinen
2198:Mercurius
2193:Mercurius
2163:Nid Elven
2076:St Thomas
1743:Africaine
1734:Africaine
1722:Agamemnon
1611:Franchise
1471:Brunswick
1257:The Times
1252:Plumstead
1240:offermønt
1230:Aftermath
1090:Dannemark
1045:, eleven
750:Marstrand
662:Stralsund
642:Admiralty
556:Greenland
519:North Sea
245:42 killed
5652:Uniforms
5566:Chaumont
5484:Treaties
5185:Joseph I
5125:Napoleon
5069:Waterloo
5009:Casaglia
4973:Toulouse
4857:Sehested
4832:Bidassoa
4812:2nd Kulm
4797:1st Kulm
4787:Katzbach
4777:Sorauren
4772:Pyrenees
4737:Castalla
4721:Berezina
4711:Smoliani
4681:Tarutino
4666:Borodino
4656:Valutino
4646:Smolensk
4616:Ostrovno
4586:Maguilla
4550:Valencia
4540:Saguntum
4388:Talavera
4268:Ratisbon
4258:Landshut
4233:Bergisel
4228:Medellín
4142:Espinosa
4102:Valencia
3975:Czarnowo
3945:Pasewalk
3940:Prenzlau
3915:Saalfeld
3854:Caldiero
3824:Günzburg
3702:Sardinia
3677:Portugal
3236:(1837),
3122:(1810),
2777:Archived
2606:in JSTOR
2441:See also
2348:Roskilde
2269:Gunboats
2158:Nidelven
2033:Hasfruen
2028:Havfruen
1962:Frigates
1894:Justitia
1889:Justitia
1786:Waldemar
1781:Valdemar
1775:Neptunus
1653:Minotaur
1563:Dictator
1555:Vanguard
1082:Kattegat
1074:Neptunos
1067:gunboats
1063:schooner
1053:, seven
1047:frigates
939:Colonel
634:Kattegat
626:Holstein
579:Napoleon
485:(or the
463:Grimstad
448:Saltholm
310:West Kay
227:Strength
87:Location
53:and the
5399:Related
4978:Bayonne
4943:Craonne
4913:Mormant
4873:Brienne
4847:Nivelle
4837:Leipzig
4792:Dresden
4762:Vitoria
4747:Bautzen
4716:Krasnoi
4661:Mesoten
4621:Vitebsk
4581:Almaraz
4571:Badajoz
4530:Albuera
4515:Almeida
4510:Sabugal
4495:Redinha
4485:Barrosa
4464:Bussaco
4459:Almeida
4439:Astorga
4408:Tamames
4368:Gefrees
4323:Alcañiz
4263:Eckmühl
4193:Corunna
4162:Sahagún
4127:Zornoza
4122:Vimeiro
4092:Cabezón
4016:Kolberg
3985:Pułtusk
3980:Golymin
3970:Hamelin
3950:Stettin
3910:Schleiz
3755:Prelude
3747:battles
3722:Hanover
3667:Prussia
3657:Austria
3595:Bavaria
3575:Etruria
3570:Holland
3542:France,
3535:gerents
3210:cites:
2516:Nymphen
2429:) only
2419:Kiempen
2387:Nestved
2375:Faaborg
2360:Staværn
2336:Nakskov
2304:Arendal
2300:Aalborg
2285:Warning
2279:gunboat
2186:Glommen
2181:Glommen
2119:Eyderen
2114:Eyderen
2045:Nymphen
2017:Najaden
1949:Sejeren
1798:Danmark
1793:Danmark
1702:Defence
1669:Valiant
1599:Sibylle
1543:Spencer
1499:Hercule
1487:Goliath
1479:Captain
1431:Centaur
1310:Beowulf
1264:in his
1139:of the
1096:74 and
931:Reserve
744:caught
738:Defence
723:Defence
715:Gambier
595:Prussia
587:Zealand
564:Iceland
548:Jutland
5576:Mantua
5526:Cintra
5521:Tilsit
5501:Amiens
5039:Ancona
5024:Pesaro
4994:Panaro
4923:Orthez
4908:Garris
4822:Roßlau
4817:Göhrde
4757:Luckau
4742:Lützen
4706:Vyazma
4676:Burgos
4671:Moscow
4626:Kobryn
4535:Usagre
4490:Pombal
4480:Gebora
4353:Wagram
4313:Tarvis
4288:Girona
4248:Raszyn
4238:Sacile
4147:Tudela
4137:Burgos
4117:Roliça
4112:Bailén
4031:Mileto
4021:Danzig
3960:Lübeck
3925:Erfurt
3844:Verona
3727:Nassau
3707:Sweden
3697:Persia
3682:Sicily
3662:Russia
3644:forces
3627:Persia
3600:Saxony
3585:Naples
3555:France
3533:Belli-
3373:
3288:
3182:
3164:
2521:Allart
2512:ad hoc
2391:Nysted
2379:Holbek
2368:Wiborg
2352:Rødbye
2344:Odense
2308:Assens
2223:Allart
2218:Allart
2175:Sarpen
2170:Sarpen
2083:Triton
2040:Nymfen
2022:Nyaden
1973:Perlen
1968:Perlen
1954:Syeren
1870:Skiold
1865:Skjold
1689:Leyden
1636:Superb
1623:Nymphe
1571:Nassau
1459:Alfred
1443:Ganges
1415:Pompee
1317:. Two
1203:Turner
1061:, one
1057:, two
679:, the
652:, the
591:Tilsit
552:Norway
468:Lyngør
458:Anholt
443:Alvøen
235:10,000
232:25,000
217:
157:
133:Result
5642:Films
5074:Wavre
5064:Ligny
5054:Gaeta
5014:Ronco
5004:Carpi
4968:Paris
4938:Reims
4842:Hanau
4434:Cádiz
4413:Ocaña
4398:Ölper
4343:María
4308:Wörgl
4298:Grijó
4198:Valls
4188:Uclés
4082:Bruch
4006:Eylau
3930:Halle
3905:Maida
3895:Gaeta
3745:Major
3672:Spain
3632:Spain
3565:Italy
2534:Stege
2530:Ornen
2453:Notes
2431:Hajen
2415:Hajen
2293:Stege
2275:Stege
2261:Ornen
2255:Ørnen
2151:Brigs
2131:Elvin
2126:Elven
2107:Fylla
2102:Fylla
2057:Venus
2052:Venus
1997:Freya
1992:Freja
1810:Norge
1805:Norge
1519:Orion
1507:Maida
1094:Norge
1059:brigs
742:Comus
734:Comus
729:Comus
666:Sound
453:Silda
252:3,000
5571:Kiel
5561:Ried
5107:Info
5094:Issy
4987:1815
4933:Laon
4866:1814
4730:1813
4596:Ekau
4559:1812
4473:1811
4427:1810
4348:Graz
4338:Raab
4176:1809
4070:1808
3994:1807
3888:1806
3802:1805
3371:ISBN
3318:here
3286:ISBN
3180:ISBN
3162:ISBN
2524:and
2425:and
2393:and
2366:and
2283:HMS
2009:Iris
2004:Iris
1985:Rota
1980:Rota
1943:Mars
1882:Odin
1877:Odin
1822:Fyen
1817:Fyen
1714:Mars
1590:38 (
1579:Ruby
1383:Rook
1381:HMS
1356:and
1354:Odin
1092:74,
1088:80,
1078:Hven
1011:Køge
951:, 1/
947:, 2/
943:, 1/
922:, 1/
918:, 1/
908:, 1/
904:, 1/
900:, 1/
890:, 1/
886:, 1/
865:, 1/
861:, 1/
851:, 1/
847:, 1/
748:off
597:had
521:and
481:The
428:Køge
330:Køge
79:Date
4591:Mir
4454:Côa
3839:Ulm
3328:or
2554:up.
2491:3 8
2277:2 (
1221:by
1201:by
1105:war
1017:).
660:at
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3267:,
3204:,
3087:.
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2753:.
2569:^
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2417:,
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2381:,
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2358:,
2354:,
2350:,
2346:,
2342:,
2338:,
2334:,
2330:,
2326:,
2322:,
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2314:,
2310:,
2306:,
2302:,
2264:12
2251:14
2239:12
2225:16
2213:16
2201:16
2189:16
2177:18
2165:16
2146:16
2134:18
2122:18
2110:20
2098:20
2072:32
2060:36
2048:36
2036:36
2024:36
2012:36
2000:36
1988:38
1976:38
1957:64
1933:74
1921:74
1909:74
1897:74
1885:74
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