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Bettesworth recuperated. At Cumana Gut, Boss cut out several schooners and later took a brig from
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793:. A subsequent court martial into why Muir had not taken or destroyed the enemy vessel mildly rebuked Muir for not having hove-to repair his vessel's damage once it became obvious that
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off a quarter of a cable but she slipped back and ran directly onto the reef. There she bilged. All her crew was saved but the
British burned her to prevent her recapture. A
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Lieutenant John Felton, the officer of the watch, guilty of negligence and dismissed him from the service. Moysey died the next month of yellow fever.
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1367:(Thesis). Aldershot, Hants, England: Scolar Press.
724:In March 1806 John Sheriff took over as captain of
1383:Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press, 1987.
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534:had recaptured. The British took
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1414:Gosset, William Patrick (1986).
1271:. 25 February 1806. p. 262.
1251:. 30 October 1810. p. 1733.
1181:. 13 October 1807. p. 1368.
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1315:. 10 July 1810. p. 1028.
1116:Moore & Macpherson (1926)
1067:. 28 April 1804. p. 537.
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1395:Grocott, Terence (1997).
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157:General characteristics
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1774:Jane, Duchess of Gordon
1513:. Seaforth Publishing.
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884:On 30 August 1860, the
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1445:Royal Naval Biography
1363:Byrn, John D (1989).
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665:apparently captured
351:On 4 February 1804,
293:Capitaine de frégate
85:Enterprise Ethéart,
1399:. London: Chatham.
251:British service: 67
1312:The London Gazette
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1520:978-1-84832-204-2
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1418:. Mansell.
1307:"No. 16386"
1294:Byrn (1989)
1263:"No. 15894"
1243:"No. 16420"
1223:"No. 15874"
1173:"No. 16076"
1153:"No. 16069"
1094:"No. 15794"
1059:"No. 15697"
880:Post script
748:British Tar
700:Good Intent
690:Good Intent
597:Lord Nelson
591:On 7 July,
536:Dame Ernouf
518:Dame Ernouf
495:Dame Ernouf
487:Dame Ernouf
476:Dame Ernouf
302:Dame Ernouf
47:Dame Ernouf
21:HMS Curieux
2190:1800 ships
2179:Categories
1800:Harrington
1699:Amphitrite
1590:Shipwrecks
1406:1861760302
1357:References
890:Sherbrooke
815:Guadeloupe
607:, with 15
601:Villeneuve
526:Guadaloupe
417:midshipman
398:lieutenant
387:brig-sloop
379:Royal Navy
368:Martinique
364:Fort Royal
309:. In 1809
289:Saint-Malo
268:carronades
243:Complement
87:Saint Malo
45:capturing
2060:HMS
2042:HMS
2033:Harlequin
2020:HMS
1993:HMS
1972:HMS
1965:HMS
1954:HMS
1933:HMS
1924:Brunswick
1902:HMS
1893:Agamemnon
1891:HMS
1870:HMS
1750:HMS
1731:Jean Bart
1721:Italienne
1706:24 Feb:
1687:HMS
1680:HMS
1671:Britannia
1653:HMS
1642:HMS
1621:HMS
1610:HMS
1599:HMS
1483:976662691
1373:918065855
998:Citations
968:Brilliano
766:escaped.
686:Baltidore
678:Baltidore
655:Brilliano
643:Brilliano
631:Brilliano
570:Barcelona
442:Elizabeth
436:privateer
366:harbour,
353:HMS
94:Laid down
2140:Loyalist
2131:massacre
2116:23 Nov:
2069:28 Dec:
2062:Salorman
2058:23 Dec:
2044:Defender
2040:14 Dec:
2018:17 Nov:
2002:26 Oct:
1991:22 Sep:
1981:13 Sep:
1967:Dominica
1956:Foxhound
1952:31 Aug:
1942:27 Aug:
1900:18 Jun:
1889:16 Jun:
1868:29 Apr:
1858:13 Apr:
1851:Tonnerre
1839:Mediator
1832:Calcutta
1823:12 Apr:
1790:Argument
1787:16 Mar:
1768:Calcutta
1759:15 Mar:
1748:14 Mar:
1728:26 Feb:
1682:Constant
1662:25 Jan:
1655:Primrose
1651:22 Jan:
1640:20 Jan:
1633:Caroline
1630:14 Jan:
1619:11 Jan:
1456:(1828).
1436:(1833).
832:Felicité
799:Revanche
783:Moniteur
779:Revanche
764:Revanche
760:Revanche
752:Revanche
744:Revanche
739:Revanche
730:Barbados
719:Revanche
574:Caraccas
541:Seaforth
503:jib-boom
439:schooner
307:Revanche
285:corvette
258:Armament
166:Corvette
141:Acquired
110:Captured
102:Launched
2092:Pandour
2029:7 Dec:
2022:Patriot
2011:Robuste
1995:Curieux
1945:Bellona
1931:3 Aug:
1904:Sealark
1879:1 Jun:
1872:Alcmene
1845:Régulus
1826:Aquilon
1813:1 Apr:
1752:Harrier
1709:Calypso
1696:3 Feb:
1689:Piercer
1644:Claudia
1608:9 Jan:
1597:5 Jan:
981:Curieux
979:One of
944:Curieux
927:⁄
870:Curieux
852:Curieux
840:Saintes
836:Curieux
811:Curieux
795:Curieux
787:Curieux
775:Curieux
768:Curieux
756:Curieux
734:Curieux
726:Curieux
715:Curieux
704:Mercury
695:Mercury
680:(alias
674:Curieux
663:Curieux
635:leagues
627:Curieux
623:Curieux
593:Curieux
585:Curieux
560:Curieux
549:Curieux
522:Curieux
514:Curieux
499:Curieux
483:Curieux
472:Curieux
461:Curieux
453:Curieux
428:Curieux
421:Centaur
406:Curieux
402:Centaur
383:Curieux
372:Curieux
362:out at
360:cut her
355:Centaur
345:Curieux
335:Capture
327:Curieux
322:Curieux
311:Curieux
297:Curieux
280:Curieux
211:overall
189:⁄
135:Curieux
82:Builder
76:Curieux
55:History
43:Curieux
1806:Hazard
1762:Bengal
1715:Cybèle
1623:Magnet
1601:Pigeon
1517:
1498:
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894:Canada
866:Hazard
861:Hazard
827:Latona
659:Nymphe
647:Cureux
639:lugger
565:Tobago
531:Nimrod
510:struck
446:Betsey
432:Albion
317:Design
204:Length
66:France
2051:Junon
1914:Arran
1741:Maria
984:'
900:Notes
682:Fenix
465:prize
409:'
2166:1810
2153:1808
2129:Boyd
2082:Boyd
2072:John
2049:HMS
2005:Lion
1974:Pike
1935:Lark
1882:Asia
1837:HMS
1515:ISBN
1496:ISBN
1479:OCLC
1420:ISBN
1401:ISBN
1385:ISBN
1369:OCLC
949:10 5
846:Loss
717:and
651:Mary
489:(or
474:and
385:, a
377:The
278:HMS
227:Beam
218:keel
162:Type
149:Fate
133:HMS
130:Name
72:Name
419:on
400:on
183:329
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