81:
42:
794:
The
Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy offered the "Morgiana Sloop, of 283 Tons" for sale at Chatham on 21 February 1811. She did not sell immediately but was broken up in August.
673:, when informed of the instructions, concurred in them, adding only that he trusted that Schomberg had instructed Raynsford to bring with him the merchant vessels going to Malta or England.
555:, then at Portsmouth, prepared and provisioned for foreign service, believed to be the West Indies, and to sail immediately to Plymouth. Later in the year she sailed for the Mediterranean.
494:
for repeated neglect of duty. The court martial board sentenced
Bostick to be reprimanded for staying beyond his leave, and to be admonished not to absent himself from duty in future.
1258:
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Biographical Dictionary: comprising the life and services of every living officer in Her Majesty's navy, from the rank of admiral of the fleet to that of lieutenant, inclusive
747:
and small arms, and had a crew of 29 men. Raitt described his prize "a large Vessel, about Three Months old, and in my
Opinion well calculated for the Gun Boat Service at Gibraltar."
723:
in pursuit of several vessels spotted sailing past Cape
Trafalgar with the aim of clearing the Straits under cover of darkness. The boats succeeded in capturing the privateer
611:-rigged vessel flying English colours that swept out from the coast. When the pursuer came within gunshot she discovered that she was attacking a warship. After
354:. She underwent fitting out at between May and July 1801, with Commander Charles Otter commissioning her in May. On 20 July orders arrived at Plymouth for
525:
622:
s boats. Although they came under grape and musket fire, the crews were able to board their objective and capture her. She was the French privateer
326:
was armed with fourteen 6-pounder and two brass 12-pounder guns. She had a crew of 137 men and this was the first day of her first cruise. Captain
20:
516:, which had gone on shore on Sconce Point near the Needles while on her way to the Mediterranean. The rescuers succeeded in their mission and
626:, armed with two 6-pounders and two 4-pounders. Of her crew of 40, at the end only three remained on board, the others having swum ashore.
751:
710:
was under the command of
Captain James Slade, off Cadiz. However, Captain Landless appears to have remained in command until August.
407:. On 7 February the following vessels departed St Helens with sealed orders, with the press believing they were bound for Jamaica:
1274:
394:
290:. She served in the Mediterranean, where she captured one small privateer. She was laid up in 1807 and broken up in 1811.
670:
776:
of the Enemy". Furthermore, "within this
Fortnight past they have taken and destroyed Eighteen of the Enemy's Vessels".
1298:
442:
881:
Fish ships were
British merchant vessels carrying fish, perhaps cod from Newfoundland or herring from the North Sea.
387:
1308:
534:
returned on 2 February and sailed for
Lymington on 14 March, bringing back seamen for the fleet the following day.
755:
140:
688:
was sailing from
Palermo to Genoa with a varied cargo. She had a crew of 9 men and was of 50 tons (bm).
603:
While chasing two vessels off Cape Spartivento, the southernmost point of Sardinia, on 15 October 1803,
1253:
383:
551:
sailed from Portsmouth for Jersey returning on 26 April with seamen. On 5 May the Admiralty ordered
404:
695:
was under the command of Captain Thomas Landless. While off Cadiz, Raynsford had been promoted to
1303:
656:
735:). The privateer fired heavily on the boats before they captured her, killing one seaman from
41:
418:
412:
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1071:
928:
1230:
1210:
1154:
1134:
1114:
511:
424:
398:
8:
1293:
773:
436:
319:
844:
Prize money was paid in 1827. A first-class share of the prize money was worth £107 19s
743:
was armed with one 18-pounder gun in her bow and two other carriage guns, together with
1235:
1215:
1159:
1139:
1119:
1096:
1076:
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767:
615:
fired several shots, the vessel hoisted French colours and anchored. Raynsford sent in
489:
393:
Between 15 and 16 January 1802 a number of warships, under the command of Rear Admiral
151:
95 ft 8 in (29.2 m) (overall); 76 ft 0 in (23.2 m) (keel)
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British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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502:
361:
305:
277:
382:
brought with her duplicate dispatches concerning the evacuation of forces after the
714:
430:
542:
811:
Prize money was paid in 1827. A first-class share of the prize money was worth
1287:
783:
327:
315:
696:
466:
Captain Robert Raynsford (or Rainsford) was appointed on 25 May to command
473:
In June 1802 Commander Robert Raynsford (or Rainsford) assumed command of
251:
744:
649:
508:
283:
270:
246:
816:
754:, Commander in Chief for the Mediterranean, wrote in a letter to
481:
cruised in the Channel. Raynsford recommissioned her in October.
608:
812:
832:
645:
334:
described her as "a particularly fine new Vessel, Coppered".
203:
911:
909:
907:
905:
903:
901:
899:
897:
644:. The capture took place at the island of Milo (probably
547:
were stationed at St. Helens as guardships. On 28 March
815:
54; a fifth-class share, that of aseaman, was worth 12
782:
returned to Chatham later in the year. She was laid up
894:
370:
arrived at Spithead on 9 November 1801, from Egypt.
1020:
Steel's Original and Correct List of the Royal Navy
530:sailed for Ireland on 14 January to raise seamen.
669:into the Adriatic with the "Fish Ships". Admiral
633:s sole casualty was one seaman mortally wounded.
484:At Portsmouth, Mr. Solomon Bostick, boatswain of
463:arrived at Portsmouth on 17 May from Martinique.
1285:
713:Late on 21 May 1807, Commander William Raitt of
358:to fit for foreign service, probably Egypt.
1252:
1205:
1203:
1109:
1107:
1042:
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1264:
1229:
1209:
1153:
1133:
1113:
1090:
1070:
927:
915:
19:For other ships with the same name, see
1200:
1104:
1037:
858:d; a fifth-class share was worth £1 2s
1286:
1188:
921:
293:
276:, launched at Bordeaux in 1799. After
236:: 14 × 6-pounder + 2 × 12-pounder guns
77:
39:
338:arrived at Plymouth on 19 December.
470:. He commissioned her in June.<
13:
1100:. 23 September 1809. p. 1544.
341:
14:
1320:
1260:. Vol. 1. London: J. Murray.
1080:. 14 November 1812. p. 2303.
937:. 16 December 1800. p. 1413.
1143:. 28 February 1804. p. 261.
772:had been employed "scouring the
607:found herself being chased by a
507:in assisting the salvage of the
79:
40:
1239:. 9 February 1811. p. 265.
1223:
1176:
1167:
1163:. 4 February 1806. p. 163.
1147:
1127:
1084:
1064:
1052:
1025:
875:
838:
805:
750:Three days later, Vice-Admiral
301:was built at Bordeaux in 1799.
1173:O'Byrne (1849), vo1. 1, p.463.
1013:
1001:
989:
977:
965:
953:
941:
1:
1246:
378:but arrived an hour earlier.
1219:. 18 July 1807. p. 960.
1123:. 3 April 1827. p. 774.
888:
719:sent his boats and those of
386:on 2 September, and General
322:, after a six-hour pursuit.
245:Upper deck: 14 × 18-pounder
7:
786:at Chatham in August 1807.
680:detained the Sicilian ship
477:. Between June and October
10:
1325:
282:captured her in 1800, the
18:
1299:Privateer ships of France
314:in the Bay of Biscay, 15
286:took her into service as
118:
34:
30:
798:
739:, and wounding another.
566:captured three vessels:
558:Between 1 and 3 August,
520:sailed on to Gibraltar.
459:were ships of the line.
119:General characteristics
1309:Brigs of the Royal Navy
1195:United service magazine
1022:, (Unknown year), p.49.
789:
374:had left 18 days after
1265:Winfield, Rif (2008).
16:Brig of the Royal Navy
741:San Francisco Settaro
725:San Francisco Settaro
195: in (3.6 m)
173: in (8.1 m)
752:Cuthbert Collingwood
578:. Then on the 21st,
350:into service as HMS
346:The Royal Navy took
304:On 30 November 1800
1254:O'Byrne, William R.
676:On 1 December 1805
636:On 16 January 1804
497:On 10 January 1803
488:, was tried aboard
294:Origins and capture
254::2 × 6-pounder guns
221:British service: 90
1236:The London Gazette
1216:The London Gazette
1160:The London Gazette
1140:The London Gazette
1120:The London Gazette
1097:The London Gazette
1077:The London Gazette
934:The London Gazette
568:Santissima Trinita
403:, dropped down to
384:fall of Alexandria
1276:978-1-86176-246-7
1185:, Vol. 16, p.353.
691:By November 1806
686:Divine Providence
682:Divine Providence
665:, at Malta, sent
524:and the gun-brig
261:
260:
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1261:
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1111:
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1101:
1088:
1082:
1081:
1068:
1062:
1061:, Vol. 9, p.419.
1056:
1050:
1049:, Vol. 9, p.248.
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1023:
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1011:
1010:, Vol. 7, p.450.
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706:In January 1807
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390:as a passenger.
320:Tower of Corduan
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1183:Naval Chronicle
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950:, Vol. 6, p.81.
948:Naval Chronicle
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916:Winfield (2008)
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756:William Marsden
699:and command of
630:
619:
600:on 12 October.
501:sailed to join
395:George Campbell
344:
342:British service
296:
269:was the French
240:British service
191:
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85:
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21:HMS Morgiana
1231:"No. 16452"
1211:"No. 16048"
1155:"No. 15887"
1135:"No. 15679"
1115:"No. 18349"
1092:"No. 16300"
1072:"No. 16668"
929:"No. 15320"
784:in ordinary
733:Determinada
598:Margueritta
588:San Giorgio
405:St. Helen's
181:11 ft
159:26 ft
1294:1799 ships
1288:Categories
1247:References
650:Aegean Sea
624:Marguerite
572:Parthenope
509:store ship
451:. All but
420:Resolution
414:Formidable
284:Royal Navy
247:carronades
210:Complement
889:Citations
657:Schomberg
648:, in the
642:Intrepide
640:captured
596:captured
586:captured
518:Abundance
513:Abundance
426:Vengeance
409:Temeraire
400:Temeraire
318:from the
310:captured
271:privateer
234:Privateer
216:Privateer
200:Sail plan
1256:(1849).
780:Morgiana
764:Morgiana
721:Morgiana
708:Morgiana
693:Morgiana
678:Morgiana
667:Morgiana
655:Captain
638:Morgiana
628:Morgiana
617:Morgiana
613:Morgiana
605:Morgiana
594:Morgiana
584:Morgiana
564:Morgiana
553:Morgiana
549:Morgiana
539:Morgiana
532:Morgiana
522:Morgiana
499:Morgiana
486:Morgiana
479:Morgiana
475:Morgiana
468:Morgiana
461:Morgiana
457:Morgiana
449:Morgiana
438:Majestic
380:Morgiana
372:Morgiana
368:Morgiana
356:Morgiana
352:Morgiana
288:Morgiana
266:Morgiana
228:Armament
103:Acquired
97:Morgiana
70:Captured
62:Launched
867:⁄
853:⁄
827:⁄
769:Redwing
745:swivels
491:Donegal
453:Desiree
444:Desiree
316:leagues
190:⁄
168:⁄
133:⁄
35:History
1273:
766:, and
701:Madras
671:Nelson
662:Madras
609:lateen
576:Famosa
574:, and
527:Locust
504:Autumn
447:, and
376:Carmen
363:Carmen
332:Thames
307:Thames
279:Thames
148:Length
46:France
799:Notes
760:Scout
758:that
737:Scout
731:, or
716:Scout
659:, of
646:Milos
631:'
620:'
432:Orion
388:Moore
348:Actif
336:Actif
324:Actif
312:Actif
299:Actif
274:Actif
56:Actif
1271:ISBN
790:Fate
727:(or
582:and
580:Juno
562:and
560:Juno
544:Juno
541:and
455:and
366:and
264:HMS
218::137
204:Brig
156:Beam
127:282
111:Fate
95:HMS
92:Name
73:1800
65:1799
52:Name
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397:in
330:of
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