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to measure the depth ahead, but was accidentally struck in the head by the lead weight while soundings were being taken. Although little immediate damage seemed to have been caused, during the firing of a salute several days later
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on many of his drinking exploits across London: Seymour remained close friends with Prince George for the rest of his life. Seymour, already known for his good looks, good manners, height and martial bearing, rapidly gained a reputation for dissolution. In 1785 however, Seymour married Lady Anne
713:(which was later captured) and joined the reformed fleet that held off a French counter-attack in the latter stages of the battle. In the aftermath of the action, Seymour was one of the captains marked out for praise, being presented with a medal commemorating his service during the engagement.
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was vitally important in the victory, the ship fighting at the initial engagement of the 28 May and seeing extensive action during the battle itself. Seymour was one of only a few of Howe's commanders to successfully close with the French line, although he was unable to break through it.
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Seymour's death was widely mourned among his contemporaries, Lord St. Vincent once describing him as "an excellent officer". His service had been energetic and characterised by innovation and invention: he developed a new system of fitting topmasts and was also credited with making
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during the campaign and had to be decommissioned for extensive repairs. In April 1797, Seymour returned to sea with a small squadron of six ships searching the
Eastern Atlantic for a Spanish treasure convoy. Although the convoy was eventually seized by a force sent by
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taken ashore for emergency medical treatment. The head injury rendered him unable to endure any loud noises or bright lights and for the next three years he lived as an invalid at his country estate in
544:(later Duchess of Gloucester) at the insistence of his family in a successful attempt to curtail his social activities. It was at this time that Seymour made his first foray into politics, becoming
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standard among Royal Navy officers, following his difficulties in convincing French
Royalists at the siege of Toulon that he was a British officer, due to his unimpressive uniform.
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and participating in much of the work the
Admiralty board performed between 1795 and 1798, interposing his periods on land with brief sea commissions. In 1799, Seymour became a
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suffered ten killed and two wounded during the exchange. In 1796, Seymour was employed in the search for the French fleet which attempted and failed to invade
Ireland, but
370:(Hugh retained the surname "Seymour-Conway" until his father's death in 1794, at which point he shortened it to Seymour). He was initially educated at Bracken's Academy in
1757:"Naval Documents related to the Quasi-War Between the United States and France Volume Part 3 of 4 Naval Operations January to May, 1800, April 1800-May 1800 Pg. 472"
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568:, in which he remained until his death. He did not serve as an active politician in any of these positions, preferring his navy career to his political one.
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in 1783, Seymour took a house in London with his brother Lord George
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to Royal Navy uniforms as a method of indicating rank to non-English speaking allies. In his youth he formed close personal friendships with fellow officer
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of the city. Following the collapse of the city's defences, Seymour was sent back to
England with dispatches but returned shortly afterward to convoy
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Seymour maintained a reputation as a courageous and innovative officer: he was awarded a commemorative medal for his actions at the battle of the
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to facilitate communicate between Howe and the
Governor of Gibraltar. The effort to relieve and resupply the fortress was a complete success and
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a few days before her husband's death. His extensive estates were dispersed amongst his seven children, of whom six survived him:
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Frederick
Charles William Seymour (1 February 1797 – 7 December 1856), married Lady Mary Gordon (d. 13 June 1825), daughter of
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fleet that relieved the fortress. During this service, Seymour was repeatedly engaged in scouting the Franco-Spanish fleet in
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and the pair of islands are still sometimes known as the Seymours or the Seymour Group.
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1958:, vol. 154, London: Royal Geographical Society, pp. 234–242,
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was attached to service under Lord Howe and served with him during the
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Champion of the Quarterdeck: Admiral Sir Erasmus Gower (1742-1814)
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is named in his honour, the "north" distinguishing it from nearby
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Horatia Maria Frances Seymour (c. 1796 – 26 August 1853), married
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Biographical Memoir of the Right Honourable Lord Hough Seymour
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Marie-Etienne Peltier, Capitaine Corsaire de la République
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had suffered 11 killed and 32 wounded in the engagement.
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National Maritime Museum, Retrieved on 19 September 2008
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during the fighting. At Howe's order, Seymour then left
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The Naval History of Great Britain, Volume 1, 1793–1796
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Royal Navy personnel of the American Revolutionary War
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Royal Navy personnel of the French Revolutionary Wars
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Mary Georgiana Seymour (d. 30 October 1848), married
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Lady Anne Horatia Seymour, née Waldegrave (1762–1801)
1725:. Longmans, Brown, Green, and Longmans. p. 279.
1550:, (subscription required) Retrieved 16 December 2007
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1117:Francis Seymour-Conway, 1st Marquess of Hertford
720:In 1795, Seymour moved to the recently captured
448:In 1779, Seymour was promoted once more, making
364:Francis Seymour-Conway, 1st Marquess of Hertford
313:Francis Seymour-Conway, 1st Marquess of Hertford
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2019:Member of Parliament for Newport, Isle of Wight
1578:(First ed.). Sage Old Books. p. 155.
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1762:. U.S. Government printing office via Imbiblio
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1859:Clarke, James Stanier; et al. (1799).
560:, but in 1790 he switched to become MP for
1952:"The English Place-Names of the Galápagos"
957:that was launched in 1916, saw service in
819:However, in 1801 he fell ill, contracting
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1927:. London: Conway Maritime Press.
1865:. Vol. II. pp. 357–370.
674:. The campaign culminated in the
334:and is credited with introducing
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1718:Haydn, Joseph (13 June 2008).
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1901:De Langlais, Tugdual (2017),
1810:, Retrieved 19 September 2008
1802:Lord Hugh Seymour (1759–1801)
1707:. 13 March 1795. p. 206.
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1572:Bates, Ian M (31 May 2017).
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1905:(in French), Coiffard,
1896:. West India Committee.
1890:Cundall, Frank (1915).
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869:Hugh Henry John Seymour
800:Leeward Islands Station
775:Seymour had joined the
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344:George, Prince of Wales
219:Leeward Islands Station
48:Lord Hugh Seymour, 1799
2307:Lords of the Admiralty
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317:American Revolutionary
258:Glorious First of June
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1981:"Seymour, Lord Hugh"
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977:North Seymour Island
779:in 1795, becoming a
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2008:Sir Richard Worsley
1790:The Bermuda Gazette
1686:The Naval Chronicle
1602:The Naval Chronicle
1560:The Naval Chronicle
1503:The Naval Chronicle
904:George Dawson-Damer
830:in September 1801.
18:Hugh Seymour-Conway
2238:Sir John Duckworth
2112:John Barker Church
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1742:The London Gazette
1704:The London Gazette
1613:Bates 2017, p. 165
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