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gave de Grasse time to get out to sea. Although Hood was unable to relieve the siege, he was able to goad de Grasse into three futile attacks on the
British fleet on 25 and 26 January. These attacks cost the British 172 men killed and 244 wounded; the French evacuated some 1000 wounded to
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into service under her existing name and commissioned her on 24 January under the command of
Lieutenant Thomas Sevell Shivers. She then sailed for Britain in September 1782. The Admiralty sold
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55:-class cutters of Royal French Navy, built by Jacques and Daniel Denys at Dunkirk, and launched on 22 June 1781. On 7 December she and
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On 24 January 1782 she encountered a
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redoubt at St Kitts surrendered on 13 February. Hood and Admiral
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Where fate beckons: the life of Jean-François de la Pérouse
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