83:
35:
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1660:
738:. For her first cruise, from September to November 1803, she carried ten 4-pounder guns and a crew of 42 men under Captain Jacques Laurent. Her second cruise took place from November 1803 to November 1804. She still carried ten 4-pounder guns and had a crew of about 40 men under Captain Pierre Dupont. Her last cruise began in November 1804 under Jacques Debon. She was armed with ten 4-pounder guns and four
377:
arrived in
Plymouth on 7 March 1801. The Government purchased her in 1802 and she was fitting out at Plymouth in June 1803, when Commander James Hawes commissioned her. He had been promoted in 1802 and was given the best sloop available at the time.
660:
disappeared in the eastern
Mediterranean in early 1807, with some accounts specifying the Dardanelles. As no trace of her or her crew was ever found, this is pure conjecture. The Royal Navy officially paid her off effective 7 June 1807.
503:
was under the command of a
Captain Reed when she sailed with sealed orders that had arrived by special King's Messenger. They were of such importance that the Admiral sent the messenger on board with them, and she sailed directly.
296:
was commissioned at
Bordeaux in May 1799. She made her first cruise between May 1799 and some time in 1800. She was armed with 18 guns and had a crew of 130 men under Captain Jean Lugeol.
544:
was in the vicinity and sailed to the sound of the guns. She then proceeded to cruise with
Allemand’s squadron, which paid her no attention as she was flying an American flag.
311:
and brought her into Cadiz. There the French Consul released the vessel and her cargo. The privateers appealed to the prize court in Paris, which upheld the release.
511:
was in the
Mediterranean. Lord Nelson had her patrol the Straits of Gibraltar and provide the garrison of Gibraltar such assistance as they might require.
392:
743:
670:
579:
722:
was a French privateer commissioned in Cadiz in May 1800. She cruised under
Captain J. Adrien, who came from Martigues, from May 1800 to January 1801.
1722:
1296:
266:
was a French privateer, built in 1799, that the
British captured in 1801. The British government purchased her in 1802 for the
1732:
1265:
1219:
624:
1702:
1692:
1531:
1717:
1727:
1246:
1191:
1164:
529:
1590:
1239:
The French assault on
American shipping, 1793-1813: a history and comprehensive record of merchant marine losses
432:, Mobery, master, had been sailing from Bristol to Falmouth. The lugger had also captured five other vessels.
409:
was able to run the vessels ashore and her boats captured three, a brig, a lugger and a sloop. Unfortunately,
1289:
345:
336:, of 16 guns and 120 men, was under the command of Captain Pruvost. She started her cruise in January 1801.
644:
162:
1712:
524:
as escort of a motley convoy to
England. On 26 September 1805 the convoy was in the Channel south of the
1668:
1664:
1659:
1655:
1305:
548:
counted the French ships and then, having completed her reconnaissance, sailed to notify Admiral Lord
1446:
1282:
1156:
La marine du Consulat et du Premier Empire : nomenclature des navires français de 1800 à 1815
1697:
1559:
1478:
1114:
1100:
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919:
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was armed with sixteen 6 and 12-pounder guns, and had a crew of 130 men. She was 20 days out of
1707:
1468:
578:, which carrying eight cases of coffee. In between, on 8 April, she shared with the gun-brigs
34:
1612:
1542:
734:
was a 45-ton privateer lugger disguised as a fishing boat, commissioned in September 1802 in
467:
1274:
1067:
895:
649:
arrived at Madeira on 18 June and they sailed from Madeira to join the squadron on 21 June.
322:, Thomas Chipman, master, and brought her into port. The Council of Prizes at Paris ordered
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1498:
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537:
1435:
8:
1687:
1393:
1383:
1350:
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638:
515:
386:
567:, by this time, and perhaps earlier, again under Hawse's command, captured the Prussian
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1321:
1072:
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964:
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549:
1258:
British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793–1817: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates
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Dictionnaire des bâtiments de la flotte de guerre française de Colbert à nos jours
1509:
1361:
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525:
366:, of London, which had been sailing from St. Michael's with a cargo of fruit.
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The dispatches and letters of Vice Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson: with notes
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while she was on her way from Jamaica to Liverpool. After her recapture by
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405:
came across a French convoy of some 30 transports plus armed escorts.
270:. She foundered in 1807 in the Mediterranean without leaving a trace.
521:
246:
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recaptured them on 5 March and sent them into Guernsey on 8 March.
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came into Plymouth. A French lugger privateer had captured her, but
398:
451:, Batchelor, mastre, had been sailing from Youghall to Poole, and
568:
786:
784:
782:
844:
820:
540:, but not before she had bought time for the convoy to escape.
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528:
when it encountered a French squadron. It turned out this was
1304:
779:
620:, of Hamburg, Parmas, master. She was sailing from Bordeaux.
1090:
18 April 1806, â„–4045, ship arrival and departure (SAD) data.
556:. However, by the time Cornwallis arrived at the spot where
455:, Skean, master, had been sailing from Padstow to Bridport,
58:
175:
93 ft 0 in (28.35 m) (overall); 76 ft
769:
767:
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808:
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reached Cork on 14 February. At around the same time
472:, Lewes, master, and her cargo. The French privateer
1184:
British Warship Losses in the Age of Sail, 1650–1859
671:List of people who disappeared mysteriously at sea
796:
1679:
286:, but she was not the former French naval brig
605:from Amsterdam, came into Plymouth, prizes to
1290:
435:On 2 March 1804 the French privateer lugger
1214:. Vol. 1. Group Retozel-Maury Millau.
1297:
1283:
1306:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1807
1152:
946:
850:
826:
790:
689:Roche reports that the French naval brig
417:did. The British suffered no casualties.
1255:
1236:
1201:Nelson, Viscount Horatio Nelson (1846).
1066:
1046:
990:
958:
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862:
838:
814:
773:
1143:
1034:
476:, of 18 guns and 160 men, had captured
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1200:
1181:
1128:
1022:
1278:
1209:
1144:Corbett, Sir Julian Stafford (1910).
872:. 28 February 1801. pp. 245–246.
802:
413:was unable to come up in time though
80:
32:
601:, Bomman, master, from Morlaix, and
1723:Shipwrecks in the Mediterranean Sea
704:was a former French privateer that
13:
742:. Her crew numbered 44 to 60 men.
369:
362:and had captured the British brig
205:12 ft 0 in (3.66 m)
197:26 ft 7 in (8.10 m)
14:
1744:
1076:. 11 December 1810. p. 1984.
904:. 22 November 1803. p. 1622.
627:and a squadron were off Madeira.
1663:
1658:
623:Between 18 and 21 June, Admiral
616:detained and sent into Plymouth
560:had left Allemand, he had left.
81:
33:
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239:: 16 Ă— 6- & 12-pounder guns
189: in (23.212 m) (keel)
1186:. Rotherfield: Jean Boudriot.
749:captured her on 26 April 1806.
713:
683:
146:French:250 (French; "of load")
1:
1137:
307:, captured the American ship
1733:Warships lost with all hands
968:. 18 June 1805. p. 805.
756:
273:
7:
1210:Roche, Jean-Michel (2005).
1056:. 3 June 1809. p. 813.
1000:. 27 May 1806. p. 671.
664:
318:captured the American ship
10:
1749:
1703:Maritime incidents in 1807
1693:1800s missing person cases
1237:Williams, Greg H. (2009).
439:captured two merchantmen,
339:
329:s release on 3 September.
1718:Privateer ships of France
1653:
1631:
1589:December (unknown date):
1392:February (unknown date):
1312:
1205:. Vol. 6. H. Coburn.
1182:Hepper, David J. (1994).
1153:Demerliac, Alain (2003).
1146:The campaign of Trafalgar
924:) 27 January 1804, â„–4422.
127:
27:
23:
1728:Sloops of the Royal Navy
1159:(in French). Éd. Ancre.
829:, p. 296, no. 2425.
676:
447:in the Bristol Channel.
278:Prior to circa May 1799
128:General characteristics
1260:. Seaforth Publishing.
652:
625:Sir John Borlase Warren
332:For her second cruise,
303:and another privateer,
16:Sloop of the Royal Navy
1434:March (unknown date):
1256:Winfield, Rif (2008).
949:, p. 265, n°2022.
853:, p. 283, n°2248.
793:, p. 283, n°2248.
563:On 7 and 9 April 1806
107:Previous name retained
1118:5 August 1806, â„–4070.
381:On 15 November 1803,
344:On 16 February 1801,
290:, built in Bordeaux.
492:recaptured the brig
466:recaptured the ship
428:had recaptured her.
385:was in company with
1104:13 May 1806, â„–4052.
597:On 15 and 16 April
530:Allemand's squadron
462:On 3 February 1805
420:On 22 January 1804
224:: 96 men (later 90)
87:United Kingdom
1713:People lost at sea
1148:. Longmans, Green.
1073:The London Gazette
1053:The London Gazette
997:The London Gazette
965:The London Gazette
901:The London Gazette
869:The London Gazette
590:in the capture of
514:On 3 August 1805,
245:: 14 Ă— 18-pounder
1675:
1674:
1267:978-1-86176-246-7
1221:978-2-9525917-0-6
1037:, pp. 310–3.
1013:, Vol. 13, p.242.
981:, Vol. 14, p.176.
937:, Vol. 11, p.423.
885:, Vol. 12, p.523.
710:captured in 1800.
299:On 18 July 1800,
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926:
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848:
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827:Demerliac (2003)
824:
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791:Demerliac (2003)
788:
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771:
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723:
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687:
603:Ora & Labora
453:William and Mary
445:William and Mary
328:
249:+ 2 Ă— 6-pounder
188:
187:
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88:
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572:Jonge Cornelius
526:Isles of Scilly
496:and her cargo.
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370:British service
347:RĂ©volutionnaire
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243:British service
222:British service
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1698:Captured ships
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1654:
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1207:
1198:
1192:
1179:
1165:
1150:
1139:
1136:
1134:
1133:
1131:, p. 119.
1121:
1107:
1093:
1079:
1059:
1039:
1035:Corbett (1910)
1027:
1025:, p. 416.
1015:
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983:
971:
951:
939:
927:
907:
887:
875:
855:
843:
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817:, p. 207.
807:
795:
778:
776:, p. 287.
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712:
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507:In April 1805
499:On 8 February
371:
368:
341:
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314:At some point
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1480:Pretty Lass
1449:Ulla Fersen
1068:"No. 16434"
1048:"No. 16263"
992:"No. 15923"
960:"No. 15817"
896:"No. 15647"
864:"No. 15341"
740:swivel guns
700:. However,
639:hired armed
251:bow chasers
1688:1799 ships
1682:Categories
1313:Shipwrecks
1138:References
736:Saint-Malo
637:, and the
599:Goede Zaak
550:Cornwallis
449:Rising Sun
441:Rising Sun
430:Dorchester
422:Dorchester
282:was named
268:Royal Navy
247:carronades
210:Complement
1643:Dauntless
1641:HMS
1621:Moucheron
1619:HMS
1614:Eliza Ann
1580:HMS
1553:HMS
1544:Salisbury
1521:HMS
1510:HMS
1501:Cassandra
1499:HMS
1458:HMS
1373:HMS
1362:HMS
1351:HMS
1344:HMS
1333:HMS
1322:HMS
1230:165892922
1175:162449062
757:Citations
744:HMS
695:HMS
658:Moucheron
646:John Bull
629:Moucheron
614:Moucheron
607:Moucheron
576:Mercurius
565:Moucheron
558:Moucheron
546:Moucheron
542:Moucheron
522:St Helena
509:Moucheron
501:Moucheron
494:Speedwell
490:Moucheron
486:Cambridge
482:Moucheron
478:Cambridge
469:Cambridge
464:Moucheron
457:Moucheron
426:Moucheron
411:Moucheron
383:Moucheron
375:Moucheron
356:Moucheron
352:Moucheron
350:captured
334:Moucheron
316:Moucheron
301:Moucheron
294:Moucheron
280:Moucheron
274:Privateer
263:Moucheron
218:: 130 men
98:Moucheron
49:Moucheron
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1427:Crescent
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1335:Atalante
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732:Sorcière
702:Morgiana
697:Morgiana
665:See also
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517:Calcutta
407:Poulette
403:Poulette
399:Alderney
388:Poulette
360:Passages
309:Josephus
231:Armament
104:Namesake
73:Captured
65:Launched
55:Namesake
1639:13 May
1592:Adolphe
1424:8 Mar:
1413:5 Mar:
1406:Blanche
1402:4 Mar:
1395:Thought
1385:Contest
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1324:Orpheus
720:Abeille
693:became
634:Whiting
618:Ariadne
612:In May
592:Minerva
569:galliot
520:, left
437:Sorcier
415:Liberty
394:Liberty
364:William
340:Capture
305:Abeille
184:⁄
155:⁄
28:History
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1555:Boreas
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642:cutter
587:Daring
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172:Length
39:France
1608:Ceres
1582:Anson
1571:Otter
1523:Maria
1438:Cesar
1417:Pigmy
1375:Snipe
691:Actif
677:Notes
581:Hardy
554:Brest
401:when
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288:Actif
284:Actif
136:sloop
1669:1808
1656:1806
1532:HMS
1512:Pert
1490:Fame
1436:HMS
1415:HMS
1404:HMS
1364:Ajax
1262:ISBN
1243:ISBN
1226:OCLC
1216:ISBN
1188:ISBN
1171:OCLC
1161:ISBN
653:Fate
584:and
443:and
397:off
391:and
324:Argo
320:Argo
261:HMS
194:Beam
133:Type
120:Fate
115:1803
96:HMS
93:Name
76:1801
68:1799
59:Gnat
45:Name
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