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1129:'s fleet during the Trafalgar Campaign. During the voyage across the Atlantic, Nelson wanted to pass on specific instructions to his captains about how he wished to engage the French, but did not want to lose time by ordering his ships to stop. Instead he gave the plans to Parker, who the naval officer
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s armament was changed again on 6 June and 2 July 1799, with all but two 9-pounders on each of the quarterdeck and forecastle replaced by more carronades. This resulted in a final armament of twelve 32-pounder carronades and two 9-pounder guns on the quarterdeck, and two 32-pounder carronades and two
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was sitting on a gun, was encouraging his men, and had been wounded in the head by a splinter. He had expressed himself grieved at being thus obliged to retreat, and nobly observed, 'What will Nelson think of us?' His clerk was killed by his side; and by another shot, several marines, while hauling
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was a notably smart ship, and had just been repainted, making it likely that the instruction was not received with much enthusiasm. Parker duly returned with the shipment, prompting Nelson to enquire with gentle humour 'Well, Parker, of course you would not dirty the
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s superior sailing had enabled her to cruise successfully against
British trade since the commencement of the war. Captain John Joyce succeeded Parker as captain in May, however Parker resumed command in February 1811 and captured the French 14-gun privateer
1077:. Nelson suspected that Orde was intercepting his despatches and commandeering Nelson's frigates to use himself. Nelson therefore ordered Parker not to stop for any of Orde's ships if this was possible. Parker attempted this but was intercepted by the 24-gun
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after the battle and asked
Quilliam how he was doing. Quilliam replied 'Middlin', a response that apparently amused Nelson and may have contributed to Nelson's subsequent appointment of Quilliam as first lieutenant aboard
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At 1:15 p.m., Parker was waiting outside the harbour with the reserve and raised a signal ordering Nelson to withdraw. Nelson acknowledged the signal but ignored it, while Nelson's second in command, Rear-Admiral
912:, repeated the signal but too did not obey it. Riou now found himself in a difficult position. Too junior an officer to risk disobeying a direct order, he gave the order for his small squadron to withdraw.
904:. Although the frigates were heavily outmatched and dangerously exposed, they maintained the engagement for several hours. The ships suffered heavy casualties, and a splinter hit Riou on the head.
888:, and Nelson appointed Riou commander of the frigates and smaller vessels, instructing him to deploy his ships in support of the main fleet. As the battle began on 2 April, several of Nelson's
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for much for anything; have you brought a dozen and a half, or a dozen?' Parker had in fact brought sixty bullocks and thirty sheep, prompting Nelson to promise a reward for his good service.
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on the main-brace, shared the same fate. Riou then exclaimed, 'Come, then, my boys, let us all die together!' The words were scarcely uttered, when the fatal shot severed him in two.
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The frigate had a crew complement of 284, which would later be raised to 300, and held twenty-eight 18-pounder guns on the upper deck. Rule had originally planned for the
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in the harbour, forcing the improvisation of a new plan of attack. As Nelson's ships engaged their Danish counterparts, Riou took his frigates in to harass the
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Order of 31 May 1799 that ordered all new frigates fitting out to be provided with a higher quantity, depending on their size. 9-pounders were only kept in
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1137:, delivering the instructions so efficiently that the fleet lost 'hardly a yard of ground'. Once more in European waters after the fleet's return,
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1049:, serving with Nelson in the Mediterranean into 1805. On one occasion in December 1804 Nelson ordered Parker to bring a consignment of live
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worth a total of £20,000. Orde complained about the 'poaching' taking place on his station, but the prize money went to Parker and Nelson.
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remained with Nelson after the division of the
Mediterranean commands left the Spanish coasts under the supervision of Vice-Admiral
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was laid down in the same month, and launched on 18 May 1799 with the following dimensions: 150 feet (45.7 m) along the
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of 11 feet 3 inches (3.4 m) forward and 15 feet 3 inches (4.6 m) aft, and measured 1,038
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exposed to the full force of the Danish guns. Lieutenant-Colonel
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on 21 October. The ship was back in the
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withdrew, this reduced the thick cloud of gunsmoke that was helping to obscure the
British ships and left
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1157:. Her crew of 160 men were principally French. She had been out five weeks and had captured the
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described as the 'best frigate captain in the service', and Parker sped along the line in
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on 26 July 1803, and survived a brush with a French fleet off Cape Capet on 2 May 1804.
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process was completed on 5 July, with the final cost of construction totalling £33,972.
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during the attack. After Riou was killed during the battle, command briefly devolved to
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1242:. During the battle she hunted down and captured the French 40-gun frigate
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Command at sea: naval command and control since the sixteenth century
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would only accompany the convoy to "a certain latitude." On 15 June,
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417:. During the battle, she hunted down and captured the 40-gun frigate
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876:. Riou worked closely with Parker's second-in-command, Rear-Admiral
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under several notable naval commanders and played a key role in the
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lost four killed and five wounded during the engagement, while
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of 39 feet 5 inches (12.0 m) and a depth in the
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sailed from
Portsmouth for Jamaica alongside the 44-gun ship
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The Royal Navy in Polar Exploration: From Frobisher to Ross
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and foundered, but all but one man of her crew were saved.
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s class was described in sailing reports as "fast and very
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469:. The ship was one of two built to the design, along with
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the following year and saw out the remainder of the
1153:was armed with twenty-four 9-pounder guns and four
993:. On 22 January 1802, the British mercantile sloop
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1273:were in company at the capture of the Danish ship
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608:9-pounder guns on the forecastle, in addition to
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1287:on 21 January 1810, after a chase of 160 miles.
1202:pursuing an unnamed French vessel, possibly the
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568:. She was built precisely to Rule's design. The
308:: 2 × 9-pounder guns + 2 × 32-pounder carronades
2342:Clarke, James Stanier; McArthur, John (2011) .
2384:. Vol. 1. London: Conway Maritime Press.
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1934:
1691:, and states that she had foundered. However,
915:Withdrawing forced Riou's ships to turn their
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1940:
2482:Who's who in Nelson's Navy: 200 Naval Heroes
2382:The Heavy Frigate: Eighteen-Pounder Frigates
1029:In November Sutton was succeeded by Captain
872:in 1801, to compel the Danes to abandon the
507:was ordered on 27 April 1796 to be built at
363:. Quilliam made a significant impression on
1687:One press report gives the sloop's name as
1121:went on to join Nelson in the chase to the
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773:on 26 April as escorts for a large convoy.
241:11 ft 3 in (3.4 m) (forward)
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1277:and so shared in the prize money for her.
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2652:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1802
2612:List of frigate classes of the Royal Navy
1315:, of eighty-two men, was two days out of
367:, who appointed Quilliam to serve on the
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2456:. Vol. 48. Oxford University Press.
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476:. The ship's plans were drawn up by the
19:For other ships with the same name, see
2503:. Barnsley, South Yorkshire: Seaforth.
2454:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2425:. Vol. 3. London: Richard Bentley.
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1368:s crew received full or partial credit
819:, as the latter attempted to sail from
299:: 2 × 9-pounder guns + 12 × 32-pounder
244:15 ft 3 in (4.6 m) (aft)
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389:and participation in the chase to the
204:150 ft (45.7 m) (upper deck)
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1281:captured the French 14-gun privateer
1037:captured the French 16-gun privateer
592:to hold eight 9-pounder guns and the
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1232:Charles-Alexandre Léon Durand Linois
411:Charles-Alexandre Léon Durand Linois
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2432:The Naval History of Great Britain
2423:The Naval History of Great Britain
2210:. 17 September 1805. p. 1181.
2100:. No. 10391. 25 January 1802.
1187:, as was a considerable amount of
537: inches (38.3 m) at the
254:13 ft 9 in (4.19 m)
231:39 ft 5 in (12.0 m)
14:
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1989:. 16 November 1827. p. 2370.
1916:. No. 4024. 25 February 1800
1331:was laid up at Plymouth. She was
1238:became involved in the resulting
1228:Jean-Baptiste Philibert Willaumez
941:, recorded that Riou was killed:
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2121:. No. 4224. 26 January 1802
1898:. 22 February 1800. p. 186.
1665:that were partially obscured by
1256:lost six killed and 24 wounded.
1024:
835:also recaptured the merchantman
56:
31:
2401:Frigates of the Napoleonic Wars
2280:. 30 January 1810. p. 150.
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1973:
1902:
1709:. After her crew had abandoned
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1141:captured the Spanish privateer
985:. After the battle, command of
409:and took part in the defeat of
2484:. London: Chatham Publishing.
2403:. London: Chatham Publishing.
2098:The Morning Post and Gazetteer
1697:reported the vessel's name as
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1311:on 23 March of the same year.
1168:, which had been sailing from
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864:were then assigned to Admiral
689:, which had been sailing from
1:
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1961:. No. 4067. 11 July 1800
1875:. 15 April 1800. p. 367.
831:was paid for twenty-one men.
683:recaptured the merchant ship
639:British waters and the Baltic
221: in (38.3 m) (keel)
16:Royal Navy fifth-rate frigate
2465:. Harvard University Press.
2303:. 2 April 1811. p. 621.
2257:. 9 April 1811. p. 677.
1935:Clarke & McArthur (2011)
1724:
926:and then the 36-gun frigate
355:, who commanded the frigate
7:
2461:Palmer, Michael A. (2005).
10:
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2988:Maritime incidents in 1802
2973:Frigates of the Royal Navy
2825:September (unknown date):
1087:. He was able to convince
874:League of Armed Neutrality
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18:
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2845:November (unknown date):
2720:February (unknown date):
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2399:Gardiner, Robert (2006).
2380:Gardiner, Robert (1994).
1701:. The report stated that
1644:Sailing reports based on
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1350:at Plymouth in May 1817.
1248:in a running engagement.
1224:Sir John Borlase Warren's
1127:Pierre-Charles Villeneuve
150:
49:
41:, arriving off Dover, by
30:
2687:January (unknown date):
2480:Tracy, Nicholas (2006).
2452:(1896). "Riou, Edward".
2430:James, William (2002) .
2361:Coleman, Ernest (2006).
1631:
1218:was not present for the
1114:West Indies and Atlantic
1106:that netted him several
1053:to supply the fleet off
615:s main 18-pounder guns.
339:. She served during the
2983:Ships built in Woolwich
2327:. London: Aurum Press.
1322:
1240:action of 13 March 1806
668:in May 1799 by Captain
445:Design and construction
415:action of 13 March 1806
403:Sir John Borlase Warren
151:General characteristics
2555:-class frigates (1799)
2499:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1212:
1149:on 17 September 1805.
959:
952:
884:in the lead-up to the
672:. On 14 February 1800
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293:: 28 × 18-pounder guns
37:His Majesty's frigate
2788:June (unknown date):
1299:. Parker stated that
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1094:s commander, Captain
954:
947:
939:48th Regiment of Foot
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621:
2319:Adkin, Mark (2007).
1016:s crew was rescued.
886:Battle of Copenhagen
781:captured the French
478:Surveyor of the Navy
349:Battle of Copenhagen
341:French Revolutionary
2344:The Naval Chronicle
2145:(1801), Seq.N.L493.
1220:Battle of Trafalgar
1183:s crew were aboard
951:at Copenhagen, 1801
827:. In November 1827
803: /
405:'s squadron in the
2300:The London Gazette
2277:The London Gazette
2254:The London Gazette
2207:The London Gazette
1986:The London Gazette
1895:The London Gazette
1872:The London Gazette
1500:Principe de la Paz
1496:17 September 1805
1259:On 28 August 1807
1213:
1143:Principe de la Paz
1047:Trafalgar Campaign
989:passed to Captain
953:
868:expedition to the
659:
654:s first commander
647:1801 engraving of
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501:designed in 1794.
395:Trafalgar Campaign
146:Broken up May 1817
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2848:Sir Thomas Pasley
2618:
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2510:978-1-78346-926-0
2491:978-1-86176-244-3
2472:978-0-674-01681-1
2441:978-0-85177-908-9
2410:978-1-86176-292-4
2372:978-0-7524-3660-9
2353:978-0-511-73155-6
2334:978-1-84513-018-3
2115:"The Marine List"
1955:"The Marine List"
1910:"The Marine List"
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1594:14-gun privateer
1512:24-gun privateer
1460:Letter of marque
1434:18-gun privateer
1393:14 February 1800
1327:In December 1811
997:was driven in to
890:ships of the line
866:Sir Hyde Parker's
807:32.500°N 16.500°W
509:Woolwich Dockyard
413:'s forces at the
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1576:21 January 1810
1562:
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1358:
1357:
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1301:Général Pérignon
1289:Général Pérignon
1284:Général Pérignon
1181:
1131:Pulteney Malcolm
1093:
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967:first lieutenant
965:devolved to her
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697:when the French
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523:, 125 feet
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401:went on to join
271:Full-rigged ship
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2272:"No. 16338"
2249:"No. 16474"
2202:"No. 15844"
1981:"No. 18415"
1890:"No. 15233"
1867:"No. 15248"
1554:Speculation
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1489:Recaptured
1414:Recaptured
1379:Nationality
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1275:Speculation
1254:Belle Poule
1245:Belle Poule
1226:pursuit of
1205:Belle Poule
1178:Lady Nelson
1166:Lady Nelson
1123:West Indies
1069:Parker and
1020:With Nelson
961:Command of
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670:Edward Riou
656:Edward Riou
590:quarterdeck
570:fitting out
435:in ordinary
420:Belle Poule
393:during the
391:West Indies
353:Edward Riou
130:5 July 1799
122:18 May 1799
43:Thomas Luny
2978:1799 ships
2967:Categories
2755:Assistance
2680:Black Joke
2670:Coromandel
2659:Shipwrecks
2365:. Tempus.
2312:References
1920:3 November
1270:Cockatrice
902:blockships
829:head money
748:Portsmouth
699:Saint Malo
622:Design of
598:carronades
594:forecastle
521:upper deck
513:shipwright
458:fifth-rate
454:18-pounder
431:privateers
381:passed to
337:Royal Navy
324:fifth-rate
301:carronades
277:Complement
259:Propulsion
160:Fifth-rate
114:April 1796
21:HMS Amazon
2916:HMS
2797:John Bull
2771:Bangalore
2753:HMS
2701:HMS
2668:HMS
1725:Citations
1663:portholes
1659:Admiralty
1623:Captured
1597:Captured
1569:Captured
1543:Captured
1515:Captured
1463:Captured
1437:Captured
1398:Trelawney
1348:broken up
1293:Unanimity
1268:HMS
1082:HMS
1079:post ship
1003:North Sea
980:HMS
928:HMS
921:HMS
860:Riou and
768:HMS
758:HMS
744:Trelawney
719:ran into
702:privateer
691:Liverpool
686:Trelawney
674:HMS
583:weatherly
541:, with a
441:in 1817.
439:broken up
372:HMS
267:Sail plan
127:Completed
111:Laid down
2914:22 Jan:
2868:Defiance
2835:23 Nov:
2814:23 Sep:
2804:13 Jul:
2778:14 May:
2768:12 Apr:
2761:Caroline
2751:29 Mar:
2741:25 Mar:
2734:Sensible
2710:25 Feb:
2677:28 Jan:
2421:(1837).
1509:Spanish
1483:British
1408:British
1333:paid off
1185:Principe
1170:Virginia
1151:Principe
1089:Eurydice
1084:Eurydice
1051:bullocks
1011:Lovell's
855:Plymouth
821:Bordeaux
770:Scorpion
740:Endymion
738:s crew,
676:Endymion
407:Atlantic
369:flagship
357:squadron
285:Armament
138:May 1799
119:Launched
2928:Nonsuch
2874:Mercury
2855:9 Dec:
2744:Norfolk
2730:2 Mar:
2713:Suffolk
2666:4 Jan:
2125:11 July
1965:11 July
1667:rigging
1617:French
1608:Cupidon
1591:French
1563:Danish
1537:French
1457:French
1431:French
1317:Bayonne
1313:Cupidon
1309:Cupidon
1295:, from
1174:Glasgow
1155:swivels
1001:in the
982:Victory
930:Blanche
923:Alcmene
842:Minerve
825:Cayenne
798:16°30′W
795:32°30′N
695:Leghorn
634:Service
559:⁄
551:draught
532:⁄
511:by the
467:frigate
374:Victory
335:of the
333:frigate
236:Draught
216:⁄
184:⁄
169:frigate
90:Builder
82:Ordered
50:History
2918:Amazon
2880:Trojan
2858:Hannah
2838:Vreede
2818:Pomone
2696:Desaix
2574:Hussar
2567:Amazon
2553:Amazon
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1711:Lovell
1707:Amazon
1703:Lovell
1699:Lovell
1689:Lively
1646:Amazon
1474:Amelia
1363:Amazon
1354:Prizes
1344:Amazon
1329:Amazon
1297:Oporto
1279:Amazon
1265:cutter
1261:Amazon
1250:Amazon
1236:Amazon
1216:Amazon
1200:Amazon
1189:specie
1159:packet
1147:Ushant
1139:Amazon
1135:Amazon
1119:Amazon
1108:prizes
1104:cruise
1100:Lisbon
1071:Amazon
1064:Amazon
1059:Amazon
1055:Toulon
1043:Amazon
1035:Amazon
999:Amazon
995:Lovell
987:Amazon
975:Amazon
963:Amazon
949:Amazon
935:Amazon
917:sterns
894:shoals
870:Baltic
862:Amazon
851:Amelia
847:Amazon
837:Amelia
833:Amazon
779:Amazon
775:Amazon
760:Severn
754:Amazon
742:, and
729:Amazon
721:Amazon
709:Amazon
681:Amazon
662:Amazon
649:Amazon
628:Hussar
624:Amazon
610:Amazon
602:Amazon
576:Amazon
517:Amazon
505:Amazon
497:Amazon
473:Hussar
464:-class
462:Amazon
450:Amazon
427:Amazon
399:Amazon
379:Amazon
351:under
330:-class
328:Amazon
319:Amazon
199:Length
178:1,038
166:-class
164:Amazon
106:33,972
76:Amazon
39:Amazon
2601:class
2591:Naiad
1632:Notes
1448:Julie
1388:Ref.
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499:class
492:Naiad
487:Naiad
262:Sails
2954:1803
2941:1801
2816:HMS
2732:HMS
2599:Leda
2589:HMS
2505:ISBN
2486:ISBN
2467:ISBN
2436:ISBN
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2367:ISBN
2348:ISBN
2329:ISBN
2127:2022
1967:2022
1922:2021
1385:Fate
1382:Type
1376:Ship
1373:Date
1323:Fate
1198:HMS
1145:off
1007:Deal
1005:off
900:and
679:and
664:was
626:and
547:hold
543:beam
539:keel
485:HMS
471:HMS
343:and
317:HMS
228:Beam
143:Fate
100:Cost
74:HMS
71:Name
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