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819:
The wreck proved to be an obstacle to navigation so in April, the
Commissioners of the Navy issued a call for proposals to "remove and clear the River Thames of the Wreck of His Majesty's late Ship Grampus, now on Shore on Barking-Shelf, opposite the Powder-Houses". On 12 April 1799, the wreck was
815:
was in the Thames and under the command of
Captain John Hall. She weighed at 7a.m., and took a pilot, Sammuel Richardson, on board. Nevertheless, by 9 a.m. she had grounded on the Barking Shelf. She could not be refloated and so for the next three days work went on to remove her stores, her masts,
755:
was one of the vessels caught up in the disorder, and is named in the proclamation read out on 10 June. The exact date of her arrival at
Sheerness, the date of her joining the mutiny, and the date of her crew returning to duty are not known. Still, she was at Sheerness by 16 May. At the time,
816:
and whatever else could be salvaged. On 21 January the decision was made to abandon her, as by then she had 20 feet (6.1 m) of water in her hold. The subsequent court martial absolved
Captain Hall and his officers and crew of any responsibility, instead blaming Richardson's ignorance.
1307:
A register of ships, employed in the service of the
Honorable the United East India Company, from the year 1760 to 1810: with an appendix, containing a variety of particulars, and useful information interesting to those concerned with East India
475:
on 29 July. Two days later she was back at Madras. She then reached
Whampoa on 11 October. She crossed the Second Bar on 20 January 1791, and then stopped at Macao on 17 March. She reached St Helena on 3 July, and Long Reach on 1 September.
742:
returned to
Britain and was paid off. Two months later she was at Sheerness being fitted as a storeship. Lieutenant Charles Carne recommissioned her in December, with the refitting lasting until February 1797.
653:
was commissioned on 9 March 1795. She then spent some two months with Perry at
Blackwall being coppered. In September 1795 Captain John Williamson took command, and in March 1796 he sailed her for Jamaica.
583:
reached Manila. Then on 20 December she arrived at
Whampoa. At Whampoa that December were several other East Indiamen, among which were several that on their return to Britain the Admiralty would purchase:
771:
particularly useful because as a storeship, stocked for a voyage, she was able to provide them with supplies. Still, after the reading of the proclamation the mutiny collapsed and by mid-June
733:
437:
s captain for her first voyage was
Captain Thomas Price. He sailed her for the coast of India and China, leaving Portsmouth on 5 April 1788. She reached Madras on 15 July, and
760:
was preparing for a voyage to the West Indies. After the reading of the Proclamation on 10 June, the crews of a number of vessels sought to abandon the mutiny. On
392:, purchased a number of commercial vessels, including nine East Indiamen, to meet the need for small two-decker fourth rates to serve as convoy escorts. The
644:
638:
1745:
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was armed with ten guns and had a crew of 65 men under the command of M. Petre Edite. She was ten days out of Nantz and the capture took place at
488:
for her third voyage. She left Portsmouth on 21 May 1793, after war with France had begun on 1 February. The EIC arranged for her to sail under a
907:
621:
crossed the Second Bar on 18 February 1794 and stopped at Macao on 16 March. She reached St Helena on 18 June, and Long Reach on 10 September.
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a fight broke out between loyalists and mutineers, a fight that the mutineer faction won. Under some reports, the mutineers abandoned her.
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37:
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were sentenced to death. Another account reports that three men were condemned to death and two were confined to solitary cells.
1344:
799:
had brought a disaffected crew that could spread mutiny there too. He identified one agitator, whom he had hanged. By 1798
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on 2 June. Other accounts have her returning to her moorings on 1 September 1789. In either case, Price died on 20 June.
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shared with five other naval vessels in the prize money arising out of the capture on 1 April of the French privateer
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s captain for her second voyage was Captain George Stevens. He too sailed her for the Indian coast and China, leaving
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to China in an unsuccessful attempt to open diplomatic and commercial relations with the Chinese empire.
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The British trident; or, Register of naval actions, from ... the Spanish armada to the present time
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in December under Captain Alexander Christie, for the North Sea. (There was already a frigate
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404:. In 1797 the Admiralty converted her to a storeship. That year her crew participated in the
17:
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then sailed for Jamaica in August. There her crew began a mutiny in the Jamaica squadron.
8:
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80:
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had returned to Royal Navy control. After the end of the mutiny, five men from
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703:. Later, the Royal Navy purchased the privateer and took her into service as
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Narrative of the British Embassy to China in the Years 1792, 1793 and 1794
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History and antiquities, of Kingston upon Thames ... from the year 838
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was under the command of Captain George Hart, serving as a transport.
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Transport vessels for the British expedition to the West Indies (1795)
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49:
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was among the vessels that took part in the campaign to capture
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launched in 1787. She made three trips to China for the British
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On 24 June 1793 the fleet of Indiamen captured the French brig
468:
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on 2 October. On the return leg of her voyage, she crossed the
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57:
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In April and May the Spithead and Nore mutinies broke out.
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was part of a convoy that also included the East Indiamen
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British Warship Losses in the Age of Sail, 1650-1859
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The mutineers on the various vessels involved found
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on 6 March 1790. She reached Madras on 22 June, and
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829:
795:, the commander of the station, was concerned that
1727:
908:"Letter of Marque, p.55 - accessed 25 July 2017"
643:in the Royal Navy, and a previous fourth-rate
492:, issued to Stevens, and dated 22 April 1793.
1370:
649:had just been sold for breaking up.) The new
237:157 ft 1 in (47.9 m) (overall)
229:161 ft 6 in (49.2 m) (overall)
412:grounded in January 1799 and was destroyed.
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1386:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1799
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16:For other ships with the same name, see
1746:Ships of the British East India Company
1289:. Gravesend, Kent: World Ship Society.
1284:
1268:Mutiny: A History of Naval Insurrection
1205:
1072:
606:. The British Government had chartered
423:made three trips to China for the EIC.
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388:, desirous of quickly building up the
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52:Depicted in Four Different Views, by
1766:Merchant ships of the United Kingdom
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977:(May 1793), Vol 63, part. 1, p. 474.
882:
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484:George Stevens was again captain of
1751:Ships of the line of the Royal Navy
811:On the morning of 19 January 1799,
171:Grounded and abandoned January 1799
13:
895:
666:Nostra Signora del Monte del Carmo
265:41 ft 3 in (12.6 m)
36:
14:
1787:
996:. 22 September 1795. p. 990.
871:
1711:
1706:
1091:. 7 June 1797. pp. 523â525.
579:took possession. On 10 November
415:
346:Lower deck: 28 Ã 18-pounder guns
134:
74:
1304:Hardy, Horatio Charles (1811).
1287:Ships of the East India Company
1179:
1052:
1032:
1012:
337:: 28 Ã 9- & 18-pounder guns
56:, 1788; Sir Max Aitken Museum,
1320:. Rotherfield: Jean Boudriot.
1311:. Black, Parry, and Kingsbury.
1266:Guttridge, Leonard F. (2006).
980:
968:
128:Sold to the Royal Navy in 1795
1:
1214:
1028:. 9 January 1799. p. 40.
380:(EIC). After the outbreak of
254: in (39.8 m) (keel)
1195:. 6 April 1799. p. 328.
823:
633:and commissioned her as HMS
445:on 14 December. She reached
400:in 1795 and renamed her HMS
349:Upper deck: 26 Ã 32-pounder
7:
1068:. 7 June 1800. p. 623.
1048:. 21 May 1796. p. 491.
820:set on fire and destroyed.
10:
1792:
1761:Age of Sail merchant ships
1741:Maritime incidents in 1799
1259:The naval mutinies of 1797
1248:Duncan, Archibald (1806).
731:
406:Spithead and Nore mutinies
15:
1701:
1678:December (unknown date):
1657:February (unknown date):
1649:
1603:November (unknown date):
1392:
1316:Hepper, David J. (1994).
1270:. Naval Institute Press.
1252:. Vol. 4. J. Cundee.
1222:Anderson, Aeneas (1795).
1152:, pp. 185 & 253.
746:
359:: Lower deck guns removed
175:
68:
35:
1261:. Manchester University.
629:The Admiralty purchased
176:General characteristics
1339:. Seaforth Publishing.
1285:Hackman, Rowan (2001).
806:
723:Hugh Cloberry Christian
187:in Royal Navy service:
1486:April (unknown date):
1335:Winfield, Rif (2008).
480:3rd voyage (1793-1794)
457:2nd voyage (1790-1791)
427:1st voyage (1788-1789)
41:
1771:Shipwrecks of England
1257:Gill, Conrad (1913).
1231:Anderson, A. (1818).
617:For her return trip,
287: in (4.7 m)
40:
18:Ceres (East Indiaman)
1776:Shipwrecks in rivers
1507:May (unknown date):
975:Gentleman's magazine
791:In Jamaica, Admiral
548:Marquis of Landsdown
449:on 9 April 1789 and
1756:Royal Navy mutinies
1477:Hired armed cutter
1402:Hired armed lugger
1128:, pp. 182â185.
1104:, pp. 102â103.
721:under Rear Admiral
687: /
598:Earl of Abergavenny
565:Earl of Abergavenny
1192:The London Gazette
1088:The London Gazette
1065:The London Gazette
1045:The London Gazette
1025:The London Gazette
993:The London Gazette
920:on 20 October 2016
625:Royal Navy service
378:East India Company
191:from December 1797
101:Thomas Newte, Esq.
81:East India Company
44:The East Indiaman
42:
1723:
1722:
1346:978-1-86176-246-7
1208:, pp. 79â80.
887:British Library:
787:Return to service
691:37.183°N 18.267°W
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364:
109:Perry & Co.,
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1715:
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1513:
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1471:
1468:Earl Fitzwilliam
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913:. Archived from
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702:
701:
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296:Full-rigged ship
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1206:Hackman (2001)
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1116:, p. 153.
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1009:, p. 448.
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575:; the crew of
516:Earl of Oxford
498:Prince William
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1296:0-905617-96-7
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1175:
1174:Hepper (1994)
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1164:, p. 80.
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1139:
1138:Duncan (1806)
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