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that a French privateer had captured earlier that morning. After securing the three colliers, Campbell set out after the privateer. He captured her after a chase of about six and a half hours during which she had thrown five of her six guns overboard. Her name was
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during which service she captured a French privateer. She then returned to mercantile service, sailing out of Newcastle, first as a transport and then trading between Newcastle and Charleston. She was captured circa December 1809.
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and she had a crew of 39 men under the command of Pierre Lefevre. She was eight days out of Dunkirk and had only taken one collier the day before. On 13 April
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had brought into Tynemouth a privateer of six guns and her three prizes. The privateer had left Dunkirk on 2 April in company with six other privateers.
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s contract with the Admiralty lasted from 6 May 1797 to 5 December 1801. In May 1797 Commander Thomas Campbell commissioned
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in the 1797 issue with E.Walker, master, Wright, owner, and trade Saint Petersburgh–Portsmouth.
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British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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La Marine de la Révolution: Nomenclature des Navires Français de 1792 à 1799
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for a number of years, but with data unchanged since 1809.
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was a 27-ton (French; "of load") privateer schooner from
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Index

bm
carronades
Shields
hired armed ship
Royal Navy
Lloyd's Register
leagues
colliers
Lloyd's List
Honfleur
Jean-Louis Pestel
Tyne Built Ships: "W".



Winfield (2008)
LR (1797), Seq.â„–W186.
Marshall (1825)


"No. 15006"
The London Gazette
LR (1797), Seq.â„–R25.
Demerliac (2003)
hdl
2027/uc1.c3049069
RS (1802).Seq.â„–W313.
hdl
2027/uc1.c2735024
ISBN

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