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armed with eight and six guns. The transports consisted of two brigs, two sloops, and four chasse-marée, which were carrying wine, brandy, flour and peas. In addition, the crews of 20 French vessels ran their vessels ashore, where many were probably wrecked. The
British suffered four men wounded, but
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Command then passed to
Captain Charles Wemyss in 1801. On 14 August Wemyss wrote to Admiral W. Cornwallis stating that he had only been able to capture one chasse-marée, of 40 tons, which was carrying a cargo of lime. Not only was she not worth sending in, capturing her cost
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was only four years old, in excellent condition, and armed with 18 English 9-pounder guns. She was sailing from the Cape of Good Hope to the Texel and was provisioned with water and food for 110 men for a nine-month cruise. The Royal Navy took her into service as
649:. She was under the command of Commodore John Moulston and had lost 37 men killed of her crew of 337 men, as well as 15 wounded. (Moulston, who was wounded in the action, was an American who had served in the French Navy for 16 years.)
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also participated in the support of
Spanish forces in the north of Spain, in the blockade of the Texel, and in patrols off the coast of Norway. Lastly, she also conveyed various members of the Royal Family to and from the Continent.
1437:. She was pierced for 20 guns but carried 18, two long 12-pounders, eight long 6-pounders and eight 12-pounder carronades. She had a crew of 130 men and was about six months old. On this cruise she had been out four days from
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was low on provision with the result that a five-year-old child died while she was in
Plymouth Sound; as she anchored at Catwater, M.P. Symonds, the broker for the prize, sent on board plenty of fresh provisions. Among
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one man killed and one man slightly wounded. Wemyss had also destroyed another chasse-marée, also of 40 tons that was carrying a cargo of corn. Captain
Charles Stuart replaced Wemyss in 1802. In April and May 1803
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into service under her existing name. Williams earned a knighthood for his victory. In 1847 the
Admiralty awarded the remaining survivors of the action the NGSM with clasp "Unicorn 8 June 1796".
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for the North Sea. An assignment to escort a convoy of merchantmen from
Sheerness to Riga was abandoned in mid-June due to poor weather. On 23 June she captured the Dutch fishing vessel
1307:, to assist the fireships. As it turned out the boats were not used. Still, in 1847 the Admiralty awarded the NGSM with clasp "Basque Roads" to all surviving claimants from the action.
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anchored close to her. Their task was to retrieve the returning crews of the fireships and to support the boats of the fleet that had assembled alongside
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was armed with 16 guns and had a crew of 85 men under the command of
Captain Archibald Taylor. She had been out two months and had captured three prizes.
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s passengers were a
Colonel Molonson of Invalids, and a naturalist, M. Burnelle, with a cabinet of curiosities for the French National Museum at Paris.
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was still with Warren's squadron off the Atlantic coast of France. She therefore shared in the capture on 11 June of ten merchant vessels: the brig
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arrived at Plymouth on 18 June with ten vessels, one having foundered on the way. (The crew was saved.) She sailed for Brest on 27 June. Next,
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Barney, John (November 2009). "North Sea and Baltic Convoy 1793–1814: As Experienced by Merchant Masters Employed by Michael Henley and Son".
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to close action the two vessels engaged in a ten-hour-long running fight. The actual close engagement lasted 35 minutes before
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was offered for sale on 16 March 1810 at Plymouth. The advertisement for the auction described her as having a burthen of 294
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1482:, of Rhode Island. She had a crew of six men, a burthen of 104 tons, and was sailing for Matunzas with a cargo of lumber.
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1155:, under the command of Citizen Hemiguelth. She was armed with four 6-pounder guns, and carried 46 men. She was out of
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shared in some of these prizes by virtue of being part of Admiral Keat's squadron. She also shared in the captures of
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entered service in 1794 under the command of Captain William Cayley, who was followed in 1795 by Captain
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946:, of 14 guns and 152 men, had recaptured her and sent her to Bordeaux. However, before she got there,
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595:, commander in chief of the Cork station, that when he had last seen
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434:), which was under the command of Captain-Lieutenant Mynheer Claris.
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Trewman's Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser
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in 1814. While under the command of Kerr, Salt, or Pechell,
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40,000 in prize money to be distributed among her captors.
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and then to Captain Phillip Wilkinson in April 1799.
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they were chasing three French vessels, the frigates
587:. The commander of the prize crew, a lieutenant from
2620:; de Bles, Harry & des Bouvrie, Erlend (2004).
956:recaptured her in turn and sent her into Plymouth.
2176:Mariner's Mirror, Vol 95(4), p. 434, November 2009
1533:Wilkinson would later change his name to Stephens.
1497:. The expedition cost the British two men killed.
1055:shared with four other vessels in the capture of
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281:: 2 × 6-pounder guns + 2 × 32-pounder carronades
1470:. The Royal Navy took her back into service as
1095:was recommissioned in April 1803 under Captain
1608:, only to have her fall into Royal Navy hands.
1485:Captain Samuel George Pechell took command of
1352:and carrying a cargo of colonial produce from
456:, and a third vessel, the southern whale ship
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1513:was sold out of the service and broken up at
482:on 6 October. The remaining Indiamen went to
2441:(Exeter, England), 1 March 1810; Issue 2317.
1460:in sight, took the 2-gun privateer schooner
805:then rejoined the British fleet. In August,
748:had a crew of 40 men and was 28 days out of
367:shared in the capture of the Dutch schooner
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1449:sank the brig rather than bringing her in.
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1103:, then on 17 September the neutral ship
822:In March 1797 command passed to Captain
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
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1600:. However, the United States privateer
932:). On 7 January, the French armed ship
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272:: 4 × 6-pounder guns + 4 × 32-pounder
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854:s boats, together with two each from
49:
1580:Originally, the British merchantmen
1188:on 7 October 1806. She then was off
13:
2624:. Hilversum: Uitgeverij Verloren.
2034:. 16 September 1800. p. 1073.
1963:Marshall (1823), Vol. 1, pp. 576–7
1087:
876:'s squadron, captured the gunboat
767:was able to capture the troopship
556:The capture of the French frigate
478:and three of the Indiamen reached
316:. This frigate served in both the
14:
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2612:. Vol. 1. London: J. Murray.
2407:. 27 November 1810. p. 1888.
2255:. 18 June 1805. pp. 800–801.
2195:. 20 November 1804. p. 1423.
2106:. 10 November 1801. p. 1362.
2002:. 17 June 1800. pp. 693–694.
1873:. 18 June 1796. pp. 578–579.
1848:. 18 June 1796. pp. 576–577.
1828:. 24 September 1799. p. 989.
1733:. 28 September 1799. p. 999.
1464:, the former Royal Navy schooner
1346:. She was under the command of a
2677:
2460:. 1 December 1812. p. 2424.
2437:"Advertisements & Notices".
2427:. 13 February 1810. p. 234.
2235:. 14 February 1807. p. 197.
2146:. 4 December 1802. p. 1286.
2066:. 10 February 1801. p. 181.
1982:. 19 October 1799. p. 1084.
1953:. 17 October 1797. p. 1000.
1913:. 25 October 1796. p. 1016.
1893:. 21 October 1800. p. 1210.
1776:. 2 September 1797. p. 854.
1314:assumed command in August 1809.
266:Upper deck: 26 × 18-pounder guns
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1756:. 15 October 1796. p. 978.
1682:. 26 January 1849. p. 242.
1662:. 26 January 1849. p. 238.
1611:
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1478:captured the American schooner
1419:. On 30 March 1813 the frigate
1281:had taken up a position by the
697:In September to early October,
412:s capture resulted in at least
2593:10.1080/00253359.2009.10657115
2524:. No. 4773. 28 May 1813.
1933:. 17 January 1797. p. 53.
1812:
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1174:captured the French privateer
901:was short of water so Admiral
1:
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2494:. 27 April 1813. p. 833.
2387:. 17 April 1810. p. 579.
2327:. 27 March 1810. p. 468.
2307:. 25 April 1809. p. 593.
1557:tons, a length of 92 ft
1441:and had taken the small brig
740:captured the 6-gun privateer
2608:O'Byrne, William R. (1849).
2552:. 25 May 1813. p. 1015.
2367:. 30 June 1810. p. 967.
2347:. 12 June 1810. p. 869.
2287:. 24 June 1809. p. 946.
1639:
7:
2126:. 18 May 1802. p. 509.
1163:captured the Spanish ship
1059:on 14 August. On 15 August
837:and the hired armed cutter
545:captured the French cutter
118:Naval General Service Medal
10:
2843:
2215:. 7 May 1805. p. 625.
371:, Captain Pierce, master.
18:
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2764:
2735:
1217:captured the French brig
1023:, taken on 27 September.
843:captured the French brig
815:when they recaptured the
318:French Revolutionary Wars
140:
44:
30:
16:Frigate of the Royal Navy
2684:HMS Unicorn (ship, 1794)
2661:National Maritime Museum
2475:, Volumes 63-64, p. 529.
1520:
328:French Revolutionary War
141:General characteristics
2530:2027/hvd.32044105232912
1505:
1385:captured five vessels:
1370:captured the privateer
1333:was the former British
1165:Notre Dame de la Carmen
797:captured the privateer
541:, were in company when
136:Broken up in March 1815
2812:Ships built in Chatham
2639:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1409:shared the capture of
1349:lieutenant de vaisseau
1273:Battle of Basque Roads
1067:, and four days later
591:, advised Admiral Sir
570:
501:while in company with
312:, launched in 1794 at
224: in (11.0 m)
202: in (41.4 m)
2822:Pallas-class frigates
2690:Ships of the Old Navy
1312:Alexander Robert Kerr
1221:. The Admiralty took
847:. On 10 June, two of
763:. On 7 January 1797,
718:Christian the Seventh
624:action of 8 June 1796
555:
246: in (3.8 m)
123:"Unicorn 8 June 1796"
2686:at Wikimedia Commons
1374:on 3 February 1810.
1321:captured the 22-gun
1047:(30 September), and
819:at Cove, near Cork.
809:was in company with
761:Expédition d'Irlande
656:The Royal Navy took
630:captured the 44-gun
497:recaptured the brig
378:was in company with
1356:. In November 1810
1271:was present at the
1111:. The salvage from
874:John Borlase Warren
615:, and the corvette
394:captured the Dutch
374:On 28 August 1795,
2549:The London Gazette
2507:, Vol. 30, p. 171.
2491:The London Gazette
2457:The London Gazette
2424:The London Gazette
2404:The London Gazette
2384:The London Gazette
2364:The London Gazette
2344:The London Gazette
2324:The London Gazette
2304:The London Gazette
2284:The London Gazette
2268:, Vol. 15, p. 253.
2252:The London Gazette
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1999:The London Gazette
1979:The London Gazette
1950:The London Gazette
1930:The London Gazette
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1890:The London Gazette
1870:The London Gazette
1845:The London Gazette
1825:The London Gazette
1793:The London Gazette
1773:The London Gazette
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1730:The London Gazette
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1659:The London Gazette
1401:(21 January), and
1317:On 12 April 1810,
1262:General Muhlenfels
1258:General Mulenfelis
1143:was eight or nine
1113:William and Thomas
1109:William and Thomas
920:On 6 January 1800
744:in the Irish Sea.
571:
493:On 10 April 1796,
345:Western Approaches
339:. Under Williams,
2799:
2798:
2682:Media related to
2665:Warship Histories
2663:, as part of the
2650:978-1-86176-246-7
2631:978-90-6550-814-0
2518:"The Marine List"
2015:, Vol. 4, p.78-9.
1131:Catharina Tholens
585:Gustavus Adolphus
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1119:. On 25 October
1117:Catherina Louisa
1105:Catharina Louisa
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770:Ville de Lorient
726:(1 October); and
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1393:(21 November),
1389:(19 November),
1184:sailed for the
1170:On 7 May 1806,
1097:Lucius Hardyman
1090:
1088:Napoleonic Wars
1013:Maree Francaise
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893:none were from
850:
833:On 9 June 1799
720:(24 September):
714:(23 September);
708:(22 September);
666:Santa Margarita
653:had no losses.
601:Santa Margarita
580:Santa Margarita
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105:12 July 1794
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25:
2544:"No. 16733"
2486:"No. 16724"
2452:"No. 16676"
2419:"No. 16342"
2399:"No. 16428"
2379:"No. 16362"
2359:"No. 16383"
2339:"No. 16738"
2319:"No. 16355"
2299:"No. 16251"
2279:"No. 16269"
2247:"No. 15817"
2227:"No. 16000"
2207:"No. 15805"
2187:"No. 15756"
2158:"No. 15401"
2138:"No. 15538"
2118:"No. 15481"
2098:"No. 15426"
2078:"No. 15334"
2058:"No. 15336"
2026:"No. 15294"
1994:"No. 15268"
1974:"No. 15196"
1945:"No. 14057"
1925:"No. 13972"
1905:"No. 13944"
1885:"No. 15304"
1865:"No. 13902"
1840:"No. 13902"
1820:"No. 15187"
1788:"No. 13819"
1768:"No. 14042"
1748:"No. 13941"
1725:"No. 15188"
1674:"No. 20939"
1654:"No. 20939"
1472:Lauretsinus
1403:Good Intent
1192:during the
1186:River Plate
1153:Tape-a-Bord
1063:recaptured
1035:(28 July),
1031:(28 July),
981:Baure Paire
917:on 2 July.
903:St. Vincent
845:St. Antoine
824:James Young
573:On 7 June,
509:hired armed
458:Horstfelder
232:12 ft
210:36 ft
110:Honours and
21:HMS Unicorn
2817:1794 ships
2806:Categories
2573:References
1630:Paul Jones
1626:Paul Jones
1602:Paul Jones
1278:Imperieuse
1069:Hirondelle
1049:Magicienne
1039:(1 July),
1005:St. Claire
944:Providence
746:Enterprise
742:Enterprise
686:Proserpine
682:Proserpine
310:Royal Navy
297:fifth-rate
274:carronades
97:March 1792
2601:162389206
1640:Citations
1624:captured
1619:HMS
1495:Belle Île
1452:In April
1443:Alexander
1362:Esperence
1335:Post-ship
1331:Esperence
1327:Île de Ré
1323:Esperence
1256:captured
1238:captured
1129:captured
1009:Henrietta
915:Aix Roads
730:Freiheden
676:escaped.
668:captured
634:. Before
480:Trondheim
251:Sail plan
94:Laid down
2772:Beaulieu
2667:project.
1621:Leonidas
1515:Deptford
1387:Industry
1344:en flute
1325:off the
1310:Captain
1267:In 1809
1126:Antelope
1033:Revanche
1001:Nochelle
997:Felicite
971:In June
953:Beaulieu
939:Amethyst
886:Nochette
878:Nochette
817:Somerset
539:Seahorse
507:and the
450:Crumhout
407:Cromhout
403:Crumhout
399:Cromhout
387:Seahorse
320:and the
261:Armament
102:Launched
2755:Unicorn
1606:Miranda
1598:Miranda
1566:⁄
1551:⁄
1511:Unicorn
1499:Unicorn
1491:Unicorn
1487:Unicorn
1480:Miranda
1476:Unicorn
1458:Unicorn
1456:, with
1439:Quimper
1435:St Malo
1427:Unicorn
1411:Manlius
1407:Unicorn
1399:Manlius
1383:Unicorn
1368:Unicorn
1358:Unicorn
1319:Unicorn
1287:Unicorn
1269:Unicorn
1248:Unicorn
1244:Unicorn
1236:Cossack
1228:Tigress
1214:Cossack
1182:Unicorn
1176:Galatea
1172:Unicorn
1161:Unicorn
1145:leagues
1141:Unicorn
1137:Unicorn
1121:Unicorn
1093:Unicorn
1082:Unicorn
1077:Unicorn
1061:Unicorn
1053:Unicorn
1025:Unicorn
1021:Rancune
1017:Unicorn
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