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wrote to Nourse stating that the
British Government supported him and his actions fully. Canning explained the problems that were bedeviling the relations between the two governments and suggested gently that in the future Nourse avoid confrontation with the authorities unless absolutely necessary.
465:. In May, he wrote a letter explaining the circumstances surrounding taking a schooner from the Ottomans. The taking had become a matter of some dispute between Great Britain and the Ottoman government and Nourse provided his justification. Eight days later Mr.
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was a 32-gun frigate built to a design by F.C.H. Hohlenberg and launched in 1800. She had a small hull, and consequently lacked the storage capacity for long-endurance cruises to distant stations. She was laid up in 1801 and not fitted out until 1802.
378:. The Danes accepted the Articles of Capitulation the British proposed and the British occupied the islands without a shot being fired. The British occupation lasted until April 1802, when the British returned the islands to Denmark.
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Brief description of the south coast of Asia-Minor and of the remains of antiquity. With plans, views, & collected during a survey of that coast, under the orders of the Lords commissioners of the
Admiralty, in the years
427:, which served in the Evolution (training) Squadron. His successor was Captain Michael Christopher Ulrich (1760–1806). The squadron, of ten vessels, was under the command of Rear-Admiral Otto Lutken, who raised his flag in
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on her second voyage to the Danish West Indies. As with his predecessor, Part of his remit was to act for the government of the Danish West Indies on all questions of naval service and maritime defence.
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to the Danish West Indies. There he also took his place on the Ruling
Commission for the Danish West Indies for matters relating to the naval service. On her return voyage to Denmark in 1803,
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in May 1810. However, his duties in the
Mediterranean prevented him from taking up this post until December that year. Throughout 1811–1812, Beaufort charted and explored southern
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British records state that in 1811 Captain
Francis Beanford sailed her in the Mediterranean on survey duty. "Beanford" appears to be a misspelling for "Beaufort".
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served in home waters under two captains, each of whom died while in command. In 1805 Captain Rasmus Rafn (1764–1805), commanded
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The
Negotiations for the Peace of the Dardanelles, in 1808-9. With dispatches and official documents, etc
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interrupted his work and on 20 June 1812 he received a near-fatal bullet wound in the hip.
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in December 1808, who took her on convoy escort to the Mediterranean in June 1809. Captain
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Also: 6 × 12-pounder iron howitzers + 4 × 1-pounder
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Topsøe-Jensen & Marquard (1935), Vol. 2, p.347.
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450:She was commissioned under the command of Captain
314:Fc: 2 × 6-pounder guns + 2 × 24-pounder carronades
649:A first-class share of the prize money was worth
225:128 ft 8 in (39.2 m) (gundeck), or
34:, as taken off prior to her fitting as a 28-gun,
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294:: 4 × 8-pounder guns + 2 × 12-pounder carronades
802:. Danish Military History site. 3 December 2013
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470:The English schooner that Nourse removed from
231:108 ft 10 in (33.2 m)(keel), or
386:Captain Carl Adolph Roth (1767–1834), sailed
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246:34 ft 3 in (10.4 m), or
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351:. She was taken into service as HMS
1152:Ships designed by Frantz Hohlenberg
234:109 ft 3 in (33.3 m)
228:129 ft 4 in (39.4 m)
38:frigate for the British Royal Navy.
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1167:Frigates of the Royal Danish Navy
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1064:Courtenay, Nicholas (2002). "8".
1051:. Vol. 2. Longman & Co.
461:Nourse was in command in 1810 at
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688:. In 1817 he published his book
308:Upper Deck: 26 × 12-pounder guns
281:Gundeck: 20 × 30, or 36-pounder
259:9 ft 4 in (2.8 m)
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762:Warship Histories, vol vi
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16:Frigate of the Royal Navy
1076:. (C. & R. Baldwin).
766:National Maritime Museum
594:National Maritime Museum
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178:General characteristics
755:"NMM, vessel ID 367173"
607:Dahlgren boat howitzers
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1099:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1047:Adair, Robert (1845).
868:Feldborg (1805), p.57.
267:215 in British service
920:"Worlscat identities"
1133:at Wikimedia Commons
441:Battle of Copenhagen
349:Battle of Copenhagen
926:on 20 February 2014
892:, pp. 313–314.
717:Fredrikssten (1800)
419:During this period
404:Carl Wilhelm Jessen
304:In British service:
277:In Danish service:
173:Broken up June 1813
126:United Kingdom
1029:The London Gazette
986:The London Gazette
951:The London Gazette
547:at war with the US
376:Danish West Indies
1129:Media related to
1110:978-1-86176-246-7
968:Nautical Magazine
880:, pp. 62–65.
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467:Stratford Canning
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1024:"No. 16718"
981:"No. 17136"
946:"No. 16723"
338:Danish Navy
90:22 May 1800
1147:1800 ships
1141:Categories
1041:References
435:Royal Navy
345:Royal Navy
283:carronades
264:Complement
187:Fifth-rate
81:Hohlenberg
36:fifth-rate
1068:. Review.
1057:556675683
1003:No. 4708.
908:No. 4484.
703:Citations
691:Karamania
638:Caramania
634:1811–1812
498:classical
415:1805–1806
398:1803–1804
382:1802–1803
299:falconets
87:Laid down
1094:Volume 2
1090:Volume 1
512:Teresina
494:Anatolia
402:Captain
272:Armament
143:Acquired
95:Launched
827:7 March
806:7 March
779:30 July
670:⁄
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509:polacca
500:ruins.
406:sailed
341:frigate
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190:frigate
163:Theresa
159:Renamed
77:Builder
56:Denmark
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522:), by
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580:Notes
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524:Turks
520:Adana
472:Coron
324:HDMS
1105:ISBN
1092:and
1053:OCLC
932:2017
829:2016
808:2016
781:2011
569:Fate
516:Ayas
474:was
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331:HMS
241:Beam
170:Fate
154:1808
133:Name
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