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560:recaptured
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308:Merchantman
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172:30 May 1804
25:HMS Dolphin
1438:Categories
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1158:Shipwrecks
1017:References
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520:Tremendous
515:Canonnière
505:Tremendous
426:store ship
420:after the
384:Royal Navy
377:two-decker
373:Hindoostan
345:carronades
302:Complement
163:Royal Navy
62:Canonnière
54:Tremendous
47:Third Rate
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1281:Britannia
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1168:Agincourt
773:Citations
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538:Australia
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458:St Helena
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322:: 141 men
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316:: 294 men
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649:Hyacinth
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512:against
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438:Justitia
341:4th Rate
329:Armament
314:4th Rate
310:: 80 men
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191:Justitia
189:Renamed
182:Renamed
169:Acquired
120:Launched
114:Calcutta
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1291:Dolphin
1260:Milford
1257:3 Aug:
1250:Phoenix
1237:5 Jul:
1216:4 Jun:
969:19 June
894:26 July
708:Chatham
696:Dolphin
690:Dolphin
664:Phoenix
643:Lavinia
430:Dolphin
390:-built
382:of the
254:⁄
242:⁄
184:Dolphin
177:Renamed
109:Builder
70:History
1369:mutiny
1364:Cyprus
1333:Cyprus
1271:Hornet
1220:Fulton
1199:Barham
1188:Potton
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660:droits
655:Tuscan
637:Sabine
394:named
269:Length
186:, 1819
50:74-gun
27:, and
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732:Notes
676:Tyger
159:Owner
101:Owner
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1218:USS
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971:2012
896:2017
712:Kent
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388:teak
362:HMS
284:Beam
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151:HMS
148:Name
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