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813:, French-built sloop, 9 years old, and 345 tons (bm), with owner Hills & Co.; later, the entry gave her burthen as 349 tons. This vessel continued in commercial service for Hills & Co. for some 27 years. The last year with an entry for this vessel was 1846, and that entry was without a trade route. A database on
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and Gamage was in command, Trollope having gone ashore. Gamage was a mild man who, in a sudden and uncharacteristic fit of rage, stabbed an insubordinate sergeant of
Marines to death with a sword thrust. A court martial on 27 October found Gamage guilty of murder and sentenced him to hang. Appeals
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participated in one action that resulted in her crew being awarded the Naval
General Service Medal. Two of her officers were subject to notable courts martial, one for murder and one for smuggling, with the murderer being hanged and the smuggler dismissed the Navy. The Navy sold
630:
arrived at
Sheerness on 10 October 1809. She then underwent fitting at Chatham between February 1810 and December 1811. Commander John Tannock recommissioned her in November 1811, but handed over command to Commander George Trollope in February 1812.
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Nos. 95, 246, and 314), and driving two more onto the shore. Each French brig was armed with three 24-pounder guns and an 8" howitzer. The
British casualties amounted to one officer and four men wounded. The British sent their prizes into Plymouth.
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751:
s crew had mutinied and sailed her to
Boulogne. The petty officers, seamen, and marines of the crew wrote a letter to Trollope, subsequently published, affirming their satisfaction with him and their other officers.
1450:; a sixth-class share, that of an ordinary seaman, was worth 2s 5d. In October 1832, prize money was paid for the ordnance stores. A first-class share was worth £67 3s 5d; a sixth-class share was worth £1 1s 3d.
384:. She sailed to the South Seas fishery under some under different masters. Hill & Co. then sold her to Wilson & Co. who employed her on one last whaling voyage that ended in 1850.
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s return to
Britain Wright's appointment was confirmed on 20 August 1817. However, Wright then underwent a court martial for having smuggled 53 yards of crepe and other contraband while
436:
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Fonds Marine. Campagnes (opérations; divisions et stations navales; missions diverses). Inventaire de la sous-série Marine BB4. Tome premier: BB210 à 482 (1805-1826)
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In 1847 the
Admiralty awarded the Naval General Service Medal with clasps "Griffon 27 March 1812" and "Rosario 27 March 1812" to the five surviving claimants from
231:
1705:
2048:
Histoire de la marine française sous le consulat et l'empire: faisant suite à l'Histoire de la marine française sous la première république
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Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported UK: England & Wales Licence, by the
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was at
Portsmouth. The court ordered Wright dismissed the service. However, he was reinstated in 1819 without loss of rank.
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at
Jamaica under Lieutenant Henry Spark Jones. Lieutenant Allen, or Lieutenant T.P.J. Parry, replaced him in December 1808.
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to witness the execution; the men who remained on the vessels were required to watch from the decks of their vessels.
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587:, of 16 guns and 120 men, had sailed from Rochefort to Martinique, and was returning to France via Pensacola.
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In January 1826 prize money was paid for stores captured at Santo Domingo. A first-class share was worth
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between March and August 1807. Finally, in early 1808 she carried troops from Rochefort to Martinique.
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The New Navy List and General Record of the Services of Officers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines
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On 12 February 1832 she sailed from St Helena, bound for London and having come from the Seychelles
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for clemency, including from the crew, were rejected and Gamage was hanged on 23 November from
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up for sale at Deptford. They sold her to Hills & Co. for £1,700 on 11 March 1819.
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Left Britain on 3 January 1829 for the Seychelles with Nesbitt, master; later Wright
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French Warships in the Age of Sail 1786–1861: Design Construction, Careers and Fates
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On 20 September Lieutenant William Elliot Wright was appointed acting commander at
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In June 1814 Commander George Hewson replaced Trollope, who had been promoted to
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s yardarm. As was customary, all vessels in the Downs sent two boats alongside
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returned to Britain on 27 February 1843 with 180 casks of oil and one cask of
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Rochefort (Constructeurs: Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne-Sérigny, then Pierre Rolland)
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Returned to Britain on 23 August 1822 with 500 casks of whale oil, plus
16:"HMS Griffon (1808)" redirects here. For other ships with the name, see
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Using a modern calculator and the data on length and breadth yields 342
663:. The two British vessels engaged them closely, capturing three brigs (
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s fire drove them back empty handed, and with heavy casualties. Later,
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in 1819 to Hills & Co., who proceeded to use her as a London-based
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when she found herself crowded some 100 metres from the breakers with
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Returned to Britain on 20 September 1828 with 520 casks, plus tanks
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encountered one or more British frigates. The frigate may have been
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was among the vessels that carried out the blockade of the city of
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Returned to Britain on 3 October 1825 with 520 casks of whale oil
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was a whaler and that she returned from her last voyage in 1850.
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The Royal Navy: A history from the earliest times to the present
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Histoire de la Martinique: depuis la colonisation jusqu'en 1815
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s captain at Santo Domingo was Lieutenant J. Gore (acting).
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for almost seven hours, and fought her for a half an hour.
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returned from the Seychelles in June with 162 tons of oil.
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Left Britain for Timor and "The Japans" on 1 October 1822
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returned to Britain on 21 May 1838 with 580 casks of oil
1117:, in the Seychelles, on 16 July 1833 with 1900 barrels.
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Lieutenant Gamage is lead to the scaffold to be executed
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Commander James A. Murray assumed command in May 1816.
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from Marin. They succeeded in capturing a battery but
2131:
The Line Upon a Wind: The Great War at Sea, 1793-1815
2104:. Vol. sup, part 3. London: Longman and company.
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was still under Gautier's command. In the engagement
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On 18 July 1839 William E. Parsons sailed for Timor
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intercepted a 13-strong flotilla heading there from
2124:. Vol. 4, part 1. London: Longman and company.
2084:. Vol. 2, part 2. London: Longman and company.
1998:British Southern Whale Fishery Database – voyages:
1810:
1139:On 17 October 1834 W. Daleney (or Delaney), sailed
617:, and was present on 6 July 1809 at its surrender.
2054:
1632:
744:That December a report appeared in the press that
984:Left Britain on 1 April 1826 with Gibson, master
788:In March 1819, the Commissioners of the Navy put
710:and lost her foremast and suffered other damage.
218:Returned from whaling in 1850; no further mention
2200:
1070:Returned to Britain on 4 May 1831 with 530 casks
2166:
1523:
1378:returned to Britain with 130 tons of whale oil
638:The gallant action off Dieppe, March 1812, by
1698:
334:: 14 × 24-pounder carronades + 2 × 6-pounder
261:92 ft 6 in (28.2 m) (overall)
2167:Winfield, Rif; Roberts, Stephen S. (2015).
2037:Clowes, W. Laird; et al. (1897–1903).
2036:
1656:
1487:
856:Left Britain for Peru on 10 September 1819
1398:returned to Britain with 320 casks of oil
400:Jacques Gautier, was at Rochefort and the
264:80 ft 10 in (24.6 m) (keel)
2045:
2013:St Helena Calendar and Directory for 1832
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1061:Hill & Co., or A & J Hill; Hill,
682:Lieutenant Richard Steward Gamage joined
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1072:On 14 August 1831 Captain Wright sailed
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429:was in company with the French brigs
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2059:(in French). Vol. 6. E. Ruelle.
1966:
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425:, and according to the same report,
356:-class brig launched in 1806. After
2055:Daney de Marcillac, Sidney (1846).
1586:(1819), Supple. pages "G",Seq.№G39.
13:
2046:Chevalier, Louis Ed́ouard (1886).
1858:. 28 March 1812. pp. 593–394.
392:From 17 March to 4 November 1806,
158:with clasp "Griffon 27 March 1812"
14:
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1754:. 2 September 1809. p. 1420.
274:29 ft 4 in (8.9 m)
2050:(in French). L. Hachette et cie.
2031:. Parker, Furnivall, and Parker.
1962:. 27 February 1819. p. 383.
1806:. 19 October 1832. p. 2330.
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282:8 ft 2 in (2.5 m)
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1548:. 26 January 1849. p. 244.
1500:A Naval Biographical Dictionary
1480:
1470:s commander as "Trollope", and
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1432:
569:only some 200 meters from her.
2133:. W. W. Norton & Company.
2115:"Wright, William Elliot"
2095:"Trollope, George Barne"
1678:. 6 August 1808. p. 1078.
1614:
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1590:
1494:"Wright, William Elliot"
1411:
1394:On 4 November 1850 Jarman and
468:On 27 March 1808 the boats of
1:
2020:
1838:. 13 April 1813. p. 754.
1786:. 7 January 1826. p. 28.
1524:Winfield & Roberts (2015)
1463:mistakenly gives the name of
1113:was reported to have been at
2075:"Cumby, William Pryce"
1511:
698:. She had been sailing from
577:had five men wounded, while
7:
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156:Naval General Service Medal
10:
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531:, sketched by Lieut. Evans
514:
461:sailed on to the roads at
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1633:Daney de Marcillac (1846)
1287:Hill, Boulcott & Co.
795:
694:, Mann, master, put into
404:. Then she served in the
222:
31:
27:
2224:Brigs of the French Navy
2189:National Maritime Museum
1717:National Maritime Museum
1713:Warship Histories, vol i
1477:s commander as "Hervey".
1404:
1336:London & South Seas
1320:London & South Seas
1290:London & South Seas
1274:London & South Seas
1258:London & South Seas
1242:London & South Seas
1225:London & South Seas
1205:London & South Seas
1189:London & South Seas
1173:London & South Seas
1157:London & South Seas
1131:London & South Seas
1107:London & South Seas
1090:London & South Seas
1067:London & South Seas
1048:London & South Seas
1031:London & South Seas
1014:London & South Seas
998:London & South Seas
972:London & South Seas
955:London & South Seas
939:London & South Seas
922:London & South Seas
902:London & South Seas
886:London & South Seas
870:London & South Seas
853:London & South Seas
581:suffered no casualties.
223:General characteristics
2214:Brigs of the Royal Navy
2171:. Seaforth Publishing.
2152:. Seaforth Publishing.
1889:- accessed 28 May 2014.
1874:- accessed 28 May 2014.
1706:"NMM, vessel ID 367920"
1621:Fonds Marine, 1805-1826
1609:Fonds Marine, 1805-1826
1597:Fonds Marine, 1805-1826
1306:sailed for Timor again
975:Rampant misprinting in
591:sent her into Jamaica.
396:, under the command of
371:took her into service.
2148:Winfield, Rif (2008).
2129:Mostert, Noel (2008).
2027:Allen, Joseph (1853).
1503:. London: John Murray.
1369:No further entries in
718:
690:. On 10 September the
642:
599:The Navy commissioned
532:
398:lieutenant de vaisseau
247:345, or 349, or 368, (
2121:Royal Naval Biography
2101:Royal Naval Biography
2081:Royal Naval Biography
1694:23 August 1808, №428.
716:
706:when she ran foul of
637:
613:that accompanied the
522:
492:attempted to cut out
981:Register of Shipping
809:) for 1819 showed a
328:+ 2 × 6-pounder guns
145:June 1808 by capture
1916:, pp. 600–603.
1904:, pp. 306–313.
1489:O'Byrne, William R.
1459:The listing in the
1076:for the Seychelles
979:; legible entry in
675:and the seven from
527:and French Brig Le
523:Action between HMS
1959:The London Gazette
1855:The London Gazette
1835:The London Gazette
1803:The London Gazette
1783:The London Gazette
1751:The London Gazette
1675:The London Gazette
1657:Clowes (1897–1903)
1545:The London Gazette
1380:On 14 August 1847
1063:Boulcott & Co.
719:
645:On 27 March, near
643:
640:Emeric Essex Vidal
533:
324:: 14 × 24-pounder
2193:Warship Histories
2191:, as part of the
2178:978-1-84832-204-2
2159:978-1-86176-246-7
1767:, pp. 970–1.
1570:, pp. 317–8.
1402:
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1374:On 23 March 1847
1364:Wilson & Co.
595:Royal Navy career
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1271:Hills & Co.
1255:Hills & Co.
1186:Hills & Co.
977:Lloyd's Register
883:Hills & Co.
867:Hills & Co.
850:Hills & Co.
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661:Boulogne-sur-Mer
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1871:, no. 4652,
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1798:"No. 18986"
1778:"No. 18209"
1746:"No. 16294"
1670:"No. 16169"
1540:"No. 20939"
817:shows that
759:on 7 June.
415:On the way
336:bow chasers
150:Honours and
104:August 1806
96:2 June 1806
18:HMS Griffon
2209:1806 ships
2203:Categories
2021:References
1886:, no.4701,
1219:W. Debrey
1199:W. Debrey
1183:W. Debrey
1167:W. Debrey
1151:W. Debrey
1125:P. Wright
483:Hippomenes
451:Martinique
369:Royal Navy
326:carronades
295:Complement
1512:Citations
1299:ambergris
896:C. Worth
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727:the Downs
589:Bacchante
579:Bacchante
567:Bacchante
551:Bacchante
541:captured
538:Bacchante
525:Bacchante
410:Ile d'Aix
363:captured
360:Bacchante
354:Pallinure
287:Sail plan
166:Sold 1819
112:June 1808
101:Completed
85:Laid down
2195:project.
2112:(1833).
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1623:, p.376.
1611:, p.358.
1599:, p.346.
1491:(1849).
1346:Parsons
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700:Chepstow
696:Ramsgate
553:pursued
505:Griffon
455:Palinure
432:Palinure
352:, was a
316:Armament
233:Palinure
207:Acquired
142:Acquired
109:Captured
93:Launched
59:Namesake
2000:Griffin
1730:30 July
1472:Griffon
1465:Rosario
1423:⁄
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830:Master
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746:Griffon
739:Griffon
732:Griffon
725:was in
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677:Rosario
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515:Capture
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494:Griffon
471:Ulysses
463:Trinité
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408:of the
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373:Griffon
365:Griffon
349:Griffon
193:Griffin
189:Griffon
136:Griffon
77:Builder
69:Ordered
63:Griffon
53:Griffon
32:History
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836:Trade
833:Owner
796:Whaler
665:praams
647:Dieppe
563:struck
477:Castor
459:Pilade
438:Pilade
422:Acasta
382:whaler
256:Length
235:-class
152:awards
43:France
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