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then served in the French Navy until 1821 (undergoing a further refit at Toulon during 1809). She was partly re-armed in 1806, with one pair of upper deck guns being removed, and sixteen 32-pounder
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in August 1794. On 10 April 1795, Rear-Admiral
Colpoys, while cruising with a squadron composed of five ships of the line and three frigates, chased three French frigates.
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Campbell assumed command in April 1798. Captain Edward Tyrrell Smith followed him in October, and remained in command until 1800, when Captain
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Ferris consulted with his officers and decided that further resistance was pointless and that the only way to save the lives of the remaining crew was for
402:, on 23 February. They returned on 4 March. They then were fitted for service in the West Indies and on 24 March left with the fleet under Rear-Admiral
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with those of his forward guns that could bear on her; the other guns fired at the town, batteries and gunboats. Saumarez sent boats from
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manoeuvred, the variable winds pushed her into shoal water and she grounded. Still, from his immobile position, Ferris maintained fire on
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left on a cruise during which at some point they pursued two French frigates. They captured a French merchant ship,
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in March 1801, and under his command she sailed from
Spithead on 6 June 1801. She joined Rear-Admiral
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quickly enough for her to take part in the eventual defeat of the Franco-Spanish squadron at the
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Saumarez's squadron of six line-of-battle ships attacked French Admiral
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sailed for Jamaica. On 21 October, while on the West Indies station,
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returned to Gibraltar. The French and Spanish were unable to repair
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was commissioned in August 1787, under Captain Roger Boger.
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where she underwent a refit between March and June.
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45:(left foreground) lies aground and dismasted at the
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538:. On 13 November she captured the French privateer
1260:Beckford Bevan, A.; Wolryche, H.B., eds. (1901).
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338:. She is best known for having taken part in the
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1189:. U.S. Government printing office via Imbiblio
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1278:(Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing.
530:captured the 8-gun French privateer schooner
330:, launched on 15 April 1786, named after the
987:
621:three line-of-battle ships and a frigate in
728:75 men killed, 62 wounded and six missing.
479:lost eight men killed and fifteen wounded;
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934:List of ships captured in the 19th century
724:s ensign upside down. The battle had cost
629:was the last in and she anchored ahead of
483:had four men wounded. The Royal Navy took
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1314:Naval History of Great Britain 1793–1827
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
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293:Upper gundeck: 28 Ă— 18-pounder guns
232:170 ft (51.8 m) (gundeck)
13:
952:The Royal Navy never commissioned
908:in the Mediterranean but escaped.
687:; Ferris then used one of his own
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16:Ship of the line of the Royal Navy
14:
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1140:. 13 December 1796. p. 1210.
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368:was recommissioned under Captain
350:until she was broken up in 1824.
262:20 ft 0 in (6.1 m)
136:6 July 1801 by the French at the
1862:Culloden-class ships of the line
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454:after an hour-long fight at the
450:pursued and captured the 36-gun
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590:, one of whom later escaped.
391:On 15 February 1793, she and
290:Gundeck: 28 Ă— 32-pounder guns
963:
735:, deceived by a signal from
7:
1354:. Vol. 2. BiblioLife.
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568:was armed with 14 guns and
10:
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1892:Maritime incidents in 1801
770:Second Battle of Algeciras
699:immobile and unsupported.
579:replaced him, only to pay
18:
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1745:December (unknown date):
1728:November (unknown date):
1481:February (unknown date):
1438:
1325:. Conway Maritime Press.
1293:Hepper, David J. (1994).
344:First Battle of Algeciras
183:
138:First Battle of Algeciras
127:First Battle of Algeciras
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47:First Battle of Algeciras
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1391:National Maritime Museum
1015:National Maritime Museum
1011:Warship Histories, vol i
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653:, Linois's flagship. As
439:pursued two; the 32-gun
184:General characteristics
1373:. Seaforth Publishing.
1312:James, William (1837).
1272:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
1004:"NMM, vessel ID 380109"
911:
572:was the actual captor.
560:captured the privateer
456:action of 10 April 1795
1812:Countess of Sutherland
1369:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1321:Lavery, Brian (2003).
1316:. Vol. 3. London.
1264:. London: John Murray.
676:but a shot demolished
492:Ten British warships,
254: in (14.5 m)
1340:Norie, J. W. (1842).
789:. A court martial in
691:to send them back to
583:off later that year.
299:: 14 Ă— 9-pounder guns
1887:Napoleonic-era ships
1345:. London: C. Wilson.
900:), and the corvette
772:several days later.
464:French frigate
462:captured the 32-gun
305:: 4 Ă— 9-pounder guns
1897:Shipwrecks of Spain
1350:Ross, John (2008).
1121:, pp. 208–209.
812:. In November 1801
804:The French renamed
25:French ship Annibal
1222:James (1837), 118.
1169:The London Gazette
1137:The London Gazette
1093:The London Gazette
1061:The London Gazette
1045:, (1951), Vol. 91.
739:, sent boats from
608:Sir James Saumarez
340:Algeciras Campaign
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1395:Warship Histories
1393:, as part of the
1380:978-1-86176-246-7
1361:978-0-559-53469-0
1285:978-1-86176-281-8
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1164:"No. 15076"
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1088:"No. 13770"
1056:"No. 13634"
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