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before landing his troops and marines between Anse à la Barque and Basse-Terre. Until the surrender of the island, Captain
Ballard commanded the detachment of seamen and marines attached to the army.
824:. They had on board troops under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel Napier. An advanced division of the best pulling boats commanded by Lieutenant Westphall and carrying armed seamen and marines from
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were valued at one and a half million pounds.) However, what little breeze there was soon failed, and the two ships found it difficult to manoeuvre and were unable to recapture any prizes.
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attacked the enemy's shipping. They were supported by
Captain Ross with the rocket-boats. The flat and heavier boats followed with the bulk of the 102nd Regiment and the artillery.
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escorted a division of the troops destined for the attack on
Guadeloupe from St. Lucia to the Saintes. While other troops were landed on the island he created a diversion off
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bore the brunt of the attack but forced the French to abandon their ships and set fire to them. Captain
Cameron, who was killed in the attempt, landed with the boats of
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In July 1803, she sailed for the East Indies station. She would serve for five years in the East Indies before transferring to the
Caribbean.
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for a refit. She then sailed again on 28 June under the command of
Captain A. C. Dickson to join the Channel fleet.
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850:(10 guns), which were the only armed vessels in the anchorage. When Lieutenant Westphall attacked, supported by
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A first-class share of the prize money for the two was worth £32 3s 2¼d; a sixth-class share was worth 9s 8¼d.
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anchored in Anse à la Barque ("Barque Cove"), about nine miles (14 km) to the northwest of the town of
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Captain Ross, was worth
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with clasp "Anse la Barque 18 Decr. 1809", to all surviving claimants from the action.
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She arrived at Spithead on 25 September 1810 and was docked and refitted.
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was armed with 12 guns and had a crew of 157 men. She had sailed from
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and destroyed the shore batteries. In 1847 the Admiralty awarded the
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after a design by Sir William Rule, and launched in December 1802 at
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without opposition. The British took the two prizes into service as
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s claim for salvage, gave rise to several important legal cases.
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then returned home in 1808 accompanied by two homeward-bound
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on 24 November with provisions for a six-month cruise to the
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visited most of the West Indian islands before sailing from
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482:, under Captain Johnsto,n made a dash into St. Paul's Bay,
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On 20 June 1803, after a shakedown period, she came into
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East Indiamen that Captain Bingham had captured off the
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285:left Rio de Janeiro on 13 October, escorting
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862:struck. The troops took possession of
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429:arrived at Madras on 8 January 1804.
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732:in August with the homebound trade.
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544:Between August 1808 and June 1809
161:47 ft 4 in (14.43 m)
13:
16:Ship of the line of the Royal Navy
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153:174 ft (53 m) (gundeck)
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716:Towards the end of January 1810
455:escorted the convoy to England.
321:. They were in company with the
253:before being broken up in 1821.
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31:
1373:Repulse-class ships of the line
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898:. The capture and recapture of
673:proceeded to attack two French
527:for their crews to recuperate.
1141:. 17 January 1815. p. 90.
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203:Upper GD: 28 × 18-pounder guns
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444:and conducted them safely to
1101:. 3 April 1824. p. 540.
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711:Naval General Service Medal
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1062:Winfield (2008), pp. 75-6.
854:, the Americans abandoned
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472:. On 11 November 1806,
117:General characteristics
1383:Ships built in Deptford
1159:Conway Maritime Press.
912:
610:had captured and burnt
458:Later in 1804, Captain
169:20 ft (6.1 m)
1171:Winfield, Rif (2008).
924:was decommissioned at
507:, engaged and damaged
200:: 28 × 32-pounder guns
1155:Lavery, Brian (2003)
468:, assumed command of
432:On 28 February 1804,
358:On 21 December 1803,
237:, built by Dudman of
209:: 14 × 9-pounder guns
928:. After a period in
752:until January 1813.
569:Samuel James Ballard
550:Sir Richard Strachan
245:. She served in the
215:: 4 × 9-pounder guns
816:, anchored off the
776:. On 11 July 1813,
616:, belonging to the
519:, much affected by
442:Battle of Pulo Aura
385: /
347:. Three days later
1138:The London Gazette
1118:The London Gazette
1098:The London Gazette
1078:The London Gazette
1029:The London Gazette
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503:, in company with
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839:(18 guns), and a
760:In 1813, Captain
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1258:Magnificent
1133:"No. 16976"
1113:"No. 16973"
1093:"No. 18015"
1073:"No. 20939"
1024:"No. 15713"
879:St Lawrence
756:War of 1812
691:Basse-Terre
560:West Indies
465:St Fiorenzo
452:Plantagenet
392: /
339:fourth-rate
302:Northampton
269:East Indies
251:War of 1812
21:HMS Sceptre
1378:1802 ships
1362:Categories
1279:Cumberland
1149:References
813:Cockchafer
730:St. Thomas
620:squadron.
604:Guadeloupe
584:Martinique
573:broadsword
525:Madagascar
517:Cornwallis
509:Sémillante
505:Cornwallis
494:Sémillante
489:Sémillante
479:Cornwallis
337:, and the
326:third-rate
235:Royal Navy
231:third rate
174:Propulsion
1332:Swiftsure
1307:Belleisle
1286:Venerable
1272:Elizabeth
1047:, n°4478.
1010:, n°4463.
977:Citations
841:privateer
807:Highflyer
670:Elizabeth
499:In 1808,
450:HMS
342:HMS
332:HMS
182:Sail plan
93:Laid down
1293:Talavera
930:ordinary
873:Anaconda
856:Anaconda
844:schooner
837:Anaconda
818:Ocracoke
801:Conflict
748:and the
664:Ringdove
608:frigates
427:Clarisse
407:Clarisse
368:Clarisse
263:Plymouth
249:and the
243:Deptford
239:Deptford
192:Armament
101:Launched
1300:Malabar
1265:Valiant
1244:Repulse
1237:Sceptre
1223:Repulse
926:Chatham
922:Sceptre
918:Sceptre
904:Sceptre
887:Sceptre
852:rockets
826:Sceptre
795:Nemesis
783:Romulus
780:, with
778:Sceptre
766:Sceptre
742:Sceptre
736:Channel
726:Sceptre
718:Sceptre
625:Sceptre
618:Halifax
580:Sceptre
565:Sceptre
554:Scheldt
546:Sceptre
531:Sceptre
513:Sceptre
501:Sceptre
474:Sceptre
470:Sceptre
438:Sceptre
423:Sceptre
380:95°20′E
360:Sceptre
353:Sceptre
344:Grampus
334:Russell
277:Sceptre
233:of the
226:Sceptre
127:Repulse
85:Builder
77:Ordered
71:Sceptre
45:History
38:Sceptre
1179:
1163:
858:, and
798:, and
707:Hazard
703:sloops
699:Thetis
695:Blonde
675:flûtes
667:, and
658:Hazard
652:Cygnet
646:Castor
636:Thetis
630:Blonde
589:Alfred
535:Danish
521:scurvy
434:Albion
425:, and
419:Albion
377:1°18′S
364:Albion
349:Albion
323:74-gun
317:, and
282:Albion
257:Career
150:Length
141:1727 (
129:-class
1334:class
1325:class
1251:Eagle
961:605 7
936:Notes
907:'
900:Fanny
895:Fanny
860:Atlas
848:Atlas
746:Brest
686:Seine
680:Loire
641:Freya
613:Junon
600:Freya
595:Freya
586:with
319:Essex
315:Glory
177:Sails
1323:Fame
1177:ISBN
1161:ISBN
913:Fate
876:and
866:and
833:brig
810:and
683:and
598:(or
592:and
515:and
476:and
436:and
362:and
351:and
307:Anna
279:and
224:HMS
158:Beam
109:Fate
69:HMS
66:Name
789:Fox
370:at
311:Ann
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