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was fitted at
Plymouth between September 1804 and July 1805 for the Medical Military Staff, and was commissioned in June 1805 under Lieutenant Charles Williams as a hospital ship in the Isles of Scilly. Charles's brother, Henry Williams, fell overboard in 1810 and was drowned. He was buried in the
866:
was paid off from her service as a hospital ship and was laid up at
Plymouth Dockyard in May 1811. The "Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy" first offered the "Hornet sloop, of 429 tons", lying at Plymouth, for sale on 30 January 1817.
645:
the next day. Fire from the schooner killed two men and wounded another. The French lost one seaman killed, two drowned, and her captain, first and second lieutenants, and six men wounded. The
British took her into service as the 10-gun
419:, which had sailed from Charlestown. Her cargo included pitch, tar, dry goods, tobacco, molasses and gunpowder. The British took the naval and gunpowder, which they landed, and then released the vessel.
374:
606:, together with two boats from each of the other three vessels, attempted to cut out the convoy. However, all of the convoy, but one, were able to shelter under the guns of
439:, late of Liverpool, which the British recaptured. She was of 260 tons, 10 guns and a crew of 36. She was trading on the coast and had a cargo of merchandise and 337 slaves.
426:, carrying a cargo of salt belonging to English merchants. The French had taken the ship off the Islands de Loss and the British had recaptured her off the mouth of the
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tried again, this time in force, but all the crew except the chief mate and steward had disappeared. Captain Nash turned the two men over to the civil authorities.
684:
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1768:
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was commissioned in March 1794 under
Commander Christmas Paul. On 26 June 1794 she fired a salute to the King and Queen while they were visiting Portsmouth.
716:. The proceeds of the property seized at St. Bartholomew, St. Martin, St. Thomas, and St. Croix between 15 March and 17 April was paid out in January 1804.
1865:
1597:
1811:
1733:
573:
338:
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690:
579:
695:, attempted to capture two privateers, a brig and a schooner, but were unsuccessful though they chased the privateers for some 24 hours. The 32-gun
990:
inflation figures are based on data from
Gregory Clark (2017), "The Annual RPI and Average Earnings for Britain, 1209 to Present (New Series)"
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and took possession of Fort
William Frederick. At the capitulation, the British took over the Batavian Republic's sole warship there,
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stayed at St. Martin to secure the island and to embark the garrison on 26 March, while the rest of
Duckworth's force went on to
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carried back to
England Hood's dispatches announcing the capture of Demerara. On Hunts arrival he was promoted to
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was of 145 tons, had a crew of 45 men, and was armed with four 4-pounder guns and twenty 1½-pounder brass
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598:. The British observed a convoy of French coasters, with an armed schooner as escort, sailing towards
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came under the command of
Lieutenant Robert Tucker. Next month Commander Peter Hunt replaced Tucker.
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she served for about six years as a hospital ship before being laid up in 1811 and sold in 1817.
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974:, of 281 tons (bm), that had been launched at Batavia in 1796. The capture took place off the
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finally sold on 30 October 1817 to a Mr Bailey for £920 (equivalent to £85,091 in 2023).
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In
February 1802 prize money was payable for the captures on 28 August that amounted to 6
680:
610:. The British were able to take the one French vessel that had anchored near Vieux-Fort.
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363:. In January 1796 Commander Robert Larkan sailed her in Home waters. On 4 February 1796
294:, ordered 18 February 1793, built by Marmaduke Stalkart and launched 3 February 1794 at
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British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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captured a Dutch ship, whose name was not recorded, that was carrying 410 slaves.
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was part of the British fleet that captured the Dutch fleet in the
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1552:. Vol. 2, part 2. London: Longman and company. p. 844.
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s second lieutenant, and wounding another crewman. The next day
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squadron at the capture of St. Lucia. The squadron, including
391:. Then in November 1796, Commander John Nash replaced Larkan.
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448:, which the British recaptured and which had belonged to the
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978:. The capture resulted in a court case over the prize money.
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to the West Indies. In 1800 she accompanied a convoy to the
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459:, carrying Guinea Corn. She was disposed of at Gorée.
452:. She was carrying cloth, iron, beads and ten slaves.
1866:
List of corvette and sloop classes of the Royal Navy
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637:, though she was pierced for 12 guns. A party from
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1464:"On the 24th ult, Mr. Henry Williams aged 17..."
830:In 1804 Commander John Lawrence took command of
959:; the prize money for an able seaman was 4s 2d.
846:Grave of Henry Williams in Tresco Abbey Gardens
588:, captains Henry Matson and John Nash, and the
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947:The prize money for commissioned officers was
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578:, Captain Richard Matson, 18-gun ship-sloops
185:109 ft 2 in (33.3 m) (overall)
750:, which was under the control of mutineers.
531:While at Guadeloupe in October, a boat from
1360:(Lancaster, England) Volume: 1 , Issue: 36.
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400:, under Captain Henry Lidgbird Ball, and
379:when they recaptured the Portuguese brig
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495:shared, by agreement, in the capture of
19:For other ships with the same name, see
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302:saw most of her active duty during the
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881:From November 1795 to September 1797,
850:Paid off in 1804 from active service,
729:when they captured the Spanish vessel
1579:
1520:Norfolk Maritime Heroes & Legends
1399:. 15 August 1803. pp. 1021–1022.
1275:
921:that was in service for about a year.
462:The British destroyed the armed ship
49:
889:and Australian pioneer, served as a
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667:successful attack on the islands of
535:attempted to press some men off the
13:
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917:(1796); she was a purchased Dutch
14:
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1439:. 12 November 1803. p. 1573.
1219:. 18 December 1802. p. 1350.
212:29 ft 8 in (9.0 m)
1356:"SHIP NEWS". (20 February 1802)
1346:. 17 November 1801. p. 158.
1284:James (1837), Vol. 3, pp. 133-4.
1199:. 13 February 1802. p. 158.
1067:. 8 November 1794. p. 1110.
837:
113:14 May 1794 at Deptford Dockyard
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1306:. 9 May 1801. pp. 516–517.
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572:On 15 January 1801, the 20-gun
539:, whose crew resisted, killing
16:British naval sloop (1794–1817)
1503:. 11 January 1817. p. 61.
1326:. 14 January 1804. p. 66.
1251:. 24 August 1802. p. 908.
1179:. 28 August 1802. p. 922.
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565:captured the French privateer
557:captured the French privateer
387:captured the French transport
1:
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1099:. 19 April 1796. p. 363.
809:, and 200 troops entered the
758:into Carlisle Bay, Barbados.
736:On or about 26 November 1801
202: in (27.9 m) (keel)
1379:. 27 July 1803. p. 918.
1139:. 6 March 1798. p. 205.
1119:. 22 July 1797. p. 690.
999:
7:
1892:Cormorant-class ship-sloops
1271:. 4 July 1807. p. 901.
1159:. 25 May 1799. p. 509.
1047:. 1 July 1794. p. 665.
617:, together with boats from
254:16 × 6-pounder guns + 12 ×
10:
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1897:Ships built in Rotherhithe
719:At some point thereafter,
623:Trois-Rivières, Guadeloupe
613:On 17 January, boats from
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1481:British Newspaper Archive
689:, later joined by 14-gun
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304:French Revolutionary Wars
133:
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1471:. Falmouth. 3 March 1810
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367:was in company with the
134:General characteristics
1561:. Seaforth Publishing.
1518:Nicholls, Mark (2008).
988:UK Consumer Price Index
913:There was a second HMS
885:, a future hero of the
858:
220:9 ft (2.74 m)
1557:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1469:Royal Cornwall Gazette
855:Tresco Abbey Gardens.
847:
600:Vieux-Fort, Guadeloupe
349:in the capture of the
1549:Royal Naval Biography
1522:. Cromer: Poppyland.
845:
553:On 27 November 1800,
723:was in company with
641:succeeded in taking
499:(December 1797) and
450:Sierra Leone Company
129:Sold 30 October 1817
86:Marmaduke Stalkart,
1543:"Hunt, Peter"
383:. Next, on 17 May,
1500:The London Gazette
1436:The London Gazette
1416:The London Gazette
1396:The London Gazette
1376:The London Gazette
1358:Lancaster Gazetter
1343:The London Gazette
1323:The London Gazette
1303:The London Gazette
1268:The London Gazette
1248:The London Gazette
1216:The London Gazette
1196:The London Gazette
1176:The London Gazette
1156:The London Gazette
1136:The London Gazette
1116:The London Gazette
1096:The London Gazette
1064:The London Gazette
1044:The London Gazette
848:
799:. On 20 September
1874:
1873:
1859:-class ship-sloop
1850:-class ship-sloop
1610:-class ship-sloop
1568:978-1-86176-246-7
1529:978-0-946148-85-1
877:Notable personnel
797:Batavian Republic
772:was in Commodore
520:Nash then sailed
404:had captured off
281:ship-rigged sloop
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561:. On 16 October
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503:(January 1798).
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883:Richard Spencer
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679:and the 16-gun
675:. On 23 March,
669:St. Bartholomew
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602:. At midnight
559:Femme Divorcee
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665:Duckworth's
635:swivel guns
625:. This was
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526:West Indies
482:slave ships
369:hired armed
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188:91 ft
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1887:1794 ships
1881:Categories
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1512:References
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816:Hippomenes
756:Friendship
748:slave ship
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673:St. Martin
656:In March,
477:, and the
457:Prosperité
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180:Length
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381:Diana
288:class
237:Sloop
228:Sails
150:sloop
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1644:Lynx
1563:ISBN
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