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to
England on a course along the Portuguese coast. On 15 February 1807 she spotted three sails, which altered their course towards her. A chase developed but next morning the largest of the three, a lateen-rigged vessel, was observed to be only five miles behind and using sweeps to catch up.
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s quarter and hoisted a
Spanish flag. Brice consulted with the Mate, John Edwards, and the two convinced each other that as they had only two guns mounted, and a total of only 17 men on board, resistance was futile. They therefore
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After they were taken prisoner, some crew members became drunk and abusive, which led Brice later to charge them with drunken insubordination. Two testified at the subsequent court martial on 11 May 1807 for the loss of
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that
William Rowe built at Newcastle and launched in 1806. She had a relatively undistinguished career, with the low point being her capture by what some described as a Spanish "rowboat". British frigates recaptured
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that Brice and
Edwards had surrendered too easily. The court martial board agreed and dismissed both Brice and Edwards from the service. The crewmen were sentenced to be
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commissioned her before turning over command to
Lieutenant Samuel Thomas. The newly promoted Lieutenant Nathaniel Brice took command in October.
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was fitted as a tender to the flagship at
Plymouth. She was offered for sale on 17 October 1816, and sold on 1 November for £210.
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the next day. She went on to serve as a tender at
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fired a handful of shots before the vessel took up a raking position on
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73:William Rowe, St Peter's Yard, Newcastle
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102:General characteristics
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311:Lieutenant Martin White
759:Cuckoo-class schooners
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97:Sold 1 November 1816
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525:. Mansell.
499:"No. 17183"
470:"No. 16307"
367:recaptured
321:Collingwood
193:18 ft
169:42 ft
152:56 ft
89:19 May 1806
18:HMS Jackdaw
754:1806 ships
748:Categories
515:References
285:Royal Navy
270:carronades
257:Complement
230:8 ft
249:Sail plan
78:Laid down
731:Ballahoo
666:Woodcock
659:Landrail
562:(1837).
407:Citation
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265:Armament
252:Schooner
117:schooner
86:Launched
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708:Widgeon
673:Wagtail
652:Jackdaw
381:Jackdaw
369:Jackdaw
358:Minerva
350:mulcted
346:Jackdaw
330:Jackdaw
326:Jackdaw
317:Jackdaw
305:Service
299:Jackdaw
280:Jackdaw
239:⁄
212:Draught
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70:Builder
62:Ordered
56:Jackdaw
32:History
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645:Magpie
638:Cuckoo
624:Cuckoo
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338:struck
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289:Cuckoo
283:was a
147:Length
114:-class
112:Cuckoo
733:class
687:Quail
680:Crane
387:Notes
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701:Rook
578:ISBN
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527:ISBN
375:Fate
361:and
278:HMS
190:Beam
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51:Name
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