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had chased into Cadiz Bay, three French frigates. The frigates had had on board two French Centre
Admirals and seamen for the Spanish squadron of 12 sail of the line fitting for sea there. The Spanish squadron had had to delay its sailing because one of the storehouses full of naval stores in the
382:, Captain Don Mamuel Norates, of 36 guns, 114 men, and 950 tons (bm), had been traveling from Cadiz to Lima with 1500 quintals of mercury and sundry "Cards", and five 24-pounder guns. Before she surrendered she suffered 12 killed and 10 wounded, including Norates and her second captains.
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Portsmouth on 2 December 1801 where she was laid up. The Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy offered "El Carmen, 971 Tons, Copper-bottomed, lying at Portsmouth", for sale on 24 February 1802. She sold there that month.
393:, which had made port the previous day with two captured vessels of its own. In all, the small British squadron managed to capture nine merchant vessels and two frigates. The Royal Navy took both frigates into service.
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served in the Navy's
Egyptian campaign between 8 March 1801 and 2 September, her officers and crew qualified for the clasp "Egypt" to the Naval General Service Medal that the
549:; a fifth-class share, that of a seaman, was worth 3s 11½d. The amount was small as the total had to be shared between 79 vessels and the entire army contingent.
340:. On 5 April the squadron sighted a Spanish convoy comprising thirteen merchant vessels and three accompanying frigates, and at once gave chase.
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eventually opened fire on the rigging of two
Spanish frigates in order to disable them; shortly afterward, both Spanish frigates surrendered.
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Spanish schooner Primivera y Concevida, from Magadore bound to Teneriffe, laden with wool and sundries.
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465:, dated 4 June. The letters reported that she had captured four prizes, three of which arrived at Gibraltar Bay. Also
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and had provisions for a four month voyage. She carried as a passenger Don Pedro
Ynsencio Bejarano, Archbishop of
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dock-yard had caught fire and been totally consumed. The four
British vessels were waiting for Rear-Admiral Sir
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December 1800 for the Mediterranean station. She then proceeded to capture a number of merchant vessels.
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of mercury, sundries of "Cards", and four 24-pounder guns stored for foreign service. She was newly
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389:with their prizes. On arrival they encountered
179:147 ft 2 in (44.9 m) (overall);
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182:119 ft 9 in (36.5 m) (keel)
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374:had 11 men killed and 16 wounded.
192:37 ft 9 in (11.5 m)
130:Naval General Service Medal (NGSM)
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453:21 June 1801 the Spanish tartane
200:11 ft 0 in (3.4 m)
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232:Upper deck: 26 × 12-pounder guns
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269:Nuestra Señora del Carmen
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49:Nuestra Señora del Carmen
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432:21 June 1801 a Spanish
748:Winfield, Rif (2008).
301:Action of 7 April 1800
358:with a cargo of 1500
317:John Thomas Duckworth
244:: 2 × 6-pounder guns
238:: 6 × 6-pounder guns
213:British service: 260
271:, built in 1770 at
225:At capture: 36 guns
731:The London Gazette
699:The London Gazette
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397:Royal Navy service
132:with clasp "Egypt"
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726:"No. 15455"
694:"No. 17915"
616:"No. 15253"
570:"No. 21077"
289:in ordinary
124:Honours and
777:1770 ships
771:Categories
742:References
491:Florentina
391:Incendiary
337:Incendiary
331:, and the
277:Royal Navy
205:Complement
557:Citations
495:Admiralty
479:Cambrian'
475:Venerable
387:Gibraltar
342:Leviathan
328:Swiftsure
322:Leviathan
285:Admiralty
261:El Carmen
140:Sold 1802
506:Morgiana
489:Because
364:coppered
360:quintals
333:fireship
220:Armament
108:Acquired
73:Captured
65:Launched
471:Superbe
441:polacre
434:tartane
421:mistico
346:Emerald
308:Emerald
295:Capture
265:Carmine
259:(often
159:⁄
55:Builder
28:History
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518:Carmen
501:Carmen
477:, and
467:Carmen
463:Carmen
403:Carmen
372:Carmen
281:Carmen
273:Ferrol
256:Carmen
174:Length
126:awards
102:Carmen
525:Notes
313:Cadiz
39:Spain
754:ISBN
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513:Fate
503:and
356:Lima
344:and
325:and
254:HMS
189:Beam
137:Fate
100:HMS
97:Name
68:1770
45:Name
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