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pirates who plundered the wreck. Maxwell ordered the construction of a stockade and the improvisation of additional weapons to counter the threat of an attack. The digging of a well solved the problem of water. On 22 February, an armed party set out to reclaim the ship but the pirates set fire to
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that they placed in one battery, and a field piece that they placed further away. From there, they were able to engage the French in
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who agreed to speak to the Pope but failed to return. When it was deemed necessary to travel to Rome to re-establish contact, the priests refused to go. Maxwell sent them back to Palermo in
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2899:. London: Chatham Publishing.
2823:. Rotherfield: Jean Boudriot.
2785:. London: Chatham Publishing.
2747:Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
2334:. 6 August 1811. p. 1547.
2259:10.1080/00253359.1954.10658212
2141:
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2605:"World's Most Dangerous Seas"
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2225:. 23 April 1808. p. 570.
1893:sudden attack spearheaded by
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437:; her wreck was subsequently
218:; re-rated as 46 guns in 1817
161:Captured on 25 September 1806
2743:"English Embassies to China"
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478:. Her construction began at
190:Wrecked on 18 February 1817,
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1483:Diplomatic mission to China
1477:Naval General Service Medal
1335:(PalagruĹľa); an hour later
921:to continue her fight with
901:, as the weather prevented
772:Action of 25 September 1806
555:, sent the British frigate
534:War of the Fourth Coalition
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3358:Shipwrecks in the Java Sea
3353:Maritime incidents in 1817
3348:Frigates of the Royal Navy
2961:Woodman, Richard (2014) .
2802:Frigates, Sloops and Brigs
1514:sought stronger ties with
1272:action of 29 November 1811
1223:participated in a raid at
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2800:Henderson, James (2011).
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622:and a 16-gun ship-sloop,
509:. When first fitted out,
456:was built to a design by
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2838:James, William (2002) .
1957:
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1217:and on 4–5 May, she and
1160:encountered some French
1141:put the party ashore at
616:returned on 12 May with
265:40 ft (12.2 m)
200:General characteristics
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2188:James (Vol. IV), p. 263
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2138:James (Vol. IV), p. 232
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3098:March (unknown date):
2942:Winfield, Rif (2008).
2914:Marley, David (1998).
2694:Henderson, pp. 176–177
2637:Henderson, pp. 171–172
2386:James (Vol. V), p. 379
2374:James (Vol. V), p. 377
2362:James (Vol. V), p. 376
2315:James (Vol. V), p. 364
2283:James (Vol. V), p. 251
2197:Henderson, pp. 104–105
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3368:Armide-class frigates
3291:Sir James Henry Craig
2987:Ships of the Old Navy
2932:MacLeod, John (1818)
2235:James (Vol. V), p. 38
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1825:
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1490:
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1989:San-Martino-di-Lota
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1689:Jesuit missionaries
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704:hit a sandbank and
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2476:The London Gazette
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3261:Lord Forbes
2471:"No. 20939"
2451:"No. 17730"
2326:"No. 16511"
2294:"No. 16395"
2217:"No. 16139"
1883:swivel guns
1828:John McLeod
1760:King George
1717:Pearl River
1693:archipelago
1456:Lake Borgne
1436:New Orleans
1422:in ordinary
1238:Belle Poule
1220:Belle Poule
1166:lateen rigs
1078:Grasshopper
1064:Grasshopper
1042:Funchal Bay
980:arrived at
876:Infatigable
814:Samuel Hood
810:West Indies
792:Infatigable
728:Infatigable
661:Infatigable
462:French Navy
419:War of 1812
341:French Navy
21:HMS Alceste
3363:1805 ships
3342:Categories
3111:Lord Eldon
3030:Shipwrecks
2728:References
1723:November.
1635:Basil Hall
1595:brig-sloop
1506:After the
1380:Kingfisher
917:, leaving
732:Kingfisher
634:Kingfisher
625:Kingfisher
565:and three
515:carronades
375:Royal Navy
317:carronades
296:Complement
278:Propulsion
169:March 1807
3170:HMS
3051:Telegraph
3049:HMS
2774:866639082
2753:2 October
2614:29 August
2062:Citations
1940:La Pomone
1932:St Helena
1840:Pulo Leat
1619:Hai River
1591:Bohai Sea
1573:into the
1532:HMS
1469:Admiralty
1444:Pensacola
1426:troopship
1398:, forced
1233:howitzers
1209:In 1811,
1188:Boats of
1025:Africaine
744:spritsail
567:corvettes
549:ĂŽle-d'Aix
519:long guns
480:Rochefort
445:pirates.
439:plundered
425:in 1815,
413:In 1814,
361:HMS
337:Rochefort
286:Sail plan
178:Troopship
117:Completed
101:Laid down
95:Rochefort
53:& La
3298:20 Nov:
3288:13 Sep:
3258:22 Feb:
3251:Cornwall
3248:24 Jan:
3189:28 Nov:
3179:29 Oct:
3148:14 Aug:
3138:29 Jul:
3118:20 Jun:
3088:18 Feb:
3078:16 Feb:
3058:21 Jan:
3047:20 Jan:
3037:13 Jan:
2609:HuffPost
2001:Persanne
1877:and two
1813:Java Sea
1764:mandarin
1665:Shandong
1547:Spithead
1534:Daedalus
1400:Persanne
1396:Persanne
1333:Pelagosa
1329:Persanne
1324:Persanne
1215:Adriatic
1162:feluccas
1105:Pius VII
1094:Napoleon
1015:Intrepid
982:Plymouth
893:engaged
855:Atalante
748:stunsail
740:jib-boom
670:topsails
650:Palinure
602:, and a
584:Palinure
484:launched
460:for the
435:Java Sea
429:carried
407:Napoleon
304:Armament
158:Acquired
125:Captured
109:Launched
104:May 1804
3278:5 Jul:
3268:5 May:
3199:8 Dec:
3168:1 Oct:
3128:6 Jul:
3108:7 May:
3091:Alceste
3071:Horatio
3068:5 Feb:
2054:factor.
2051:Alceste
2012:Pauline
1972:Minerve
1952:Alceste
1948:Alceste
1936:Alceste
1922:Ternate
1907:Ternate
1902:marines
1895:Alceste
1870:Alceste
1858:Alceste
1850:Alceste
1830:in 1819
1817:Alceste
1809:Alceste
1800:Alceste
1785:Alceste
1776:Alceste
1772:Whampoa
1768:Alceste
1751:viceroy
1747:Alceste
1736:Alceste
1709:Alceste
1705:Okinawa
1697:Alceste
1677:Alceste
1649:Alceste
1627:Alceste
1615:Alceste
1583:Alceste
1567:Batavia
1543:Alceste
1539:Alceste
1528:Alceste
1524:emperor
1493:Alceste
1461:Alceste
1440:Alceste
1431:Bedford
1418:Alceste
1407:Trieste
1384:Pauline
1376:Pauline
1361:Alceste
1353:Pauline
1345:Alceste
1337:Alceste
1318:Pauline
1300:Alceste
1280:Alceste
1276:Alceste
1270:At the
1257:Alceste
1242:Alceste
1225:Parenza
1211:Alceste
1204:battery
1200:Corsica
1190:Alceste
1182:Alceste
1178:Alceste
1174:Alceste
1170:Alceste
1158:Alceste
1147:Vatican
1139:Alceste
1135:Alceste
1127:Palermo
1117:Alceste
1086:Mercury
1082:Alceste
1058:Mercury
1055:, with
1053:Alceste
1047:In the
1037:Success
1031:Shannon
1020:Alceste
1009:Captain
998:Centaur
994:Madeira
986:Alceste
978:Minerve
972:in 1817
950:Centaur
942:Monarch
938:Minerve
934:Centaur
923:Minerve
919:Monarch
907:Centaur
903:Monarch
895:Minerve
891:Monarch
872:Centaur
864:Monarch
837:Revenge
831:Monarch
825:Achille
819:Centaur
778:Minerve
766:Capture
756:Minerve
752:Minerve
702:Minerve
690:Minerve
686:Minerve
638:Minerve
608:Minerve
563:Minerve
530:Minerve
511:Minerve
500:⁄
476:frigate
466:Minerve
454:Alceste
443:Malayan
427:Alceste
415:Alceste
403:Trieste
399:Alceste
387:Alceste
383:Alceste
379:Minerve
357:frigate
346:Minerve
332:Alceste
270:Draught
232:⁄
216:frigate
208:38-gun
180:in 1814
152:Alceste
91:Builder
85:Minerve
62:History
47:Minerve
43:Monarch
3281:Benson
3271:Caesar
3202:Indian
3182:Autumn
3151:Welton
3040:Albion
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2016:Pomone
2005:Pomone
1944:
1927:Caesar
1887:
1879:canoes
1755:Tigris
1721:
1713:Taiwan
1623:
1611:Peking
1579:Canton
1565:, and
1557:, the
1551:
1510:, the
1448:
1388:Pomone
1372:Pomone
1368:Active
1357:Pomone
1349:Pomone
1341:Pomone
1312:Pomone
1304:Active
1295:Active
1261:Active
1253:Pomone
1229:Istria
1195:Topaze
1034:, and
946:Gloire
930:struck
927:Armide
915:Gloire
911:Armide
899:Armide
884:Thémis
868:Armide
840:, and
806:Sylphe
797:Thémis
794:, and
787:Gloire
782:Armide
760:Pallas
736:Pallas
724:Armide
717:Pallas
710:Pallas
706:Pallas
698:Pallas
694:Pallas
682:shoals
674:Pallas
666:Pallas
655:Armide
648:, and
646:Sylphe
630:Pallas
614:Pallas
604:cutter
599:Hazard
581:, and
578:Sylphe
558:Pallas
473:-class
471:Armide
363:Pallas
354:-class
352:Armide
247:Length
213:-class
211:Armide
75:France
51:Armide
3301:Sarah
3224:Fanny
3172:Julia
3141:Atlas
3131:Irlam
2041:Poule
2008:'
1958:Notes
1898:'
1875:proas
1862:Malay
1685:Korea
1643:, an
1563:Anyer
1545:left
1516:China
1442:left
1392:Unité
1364:'
1289:Unité
1284:Lissa
1151:Acorn
1143:Ostia
1125:, to
1122:Acorn
1107:from
720:'
713:'
684:with
595:sloop
468:, an
393:. On
377:took
349:, an
281:Sails
226:1,097
55:Glore
3327:1818
3314:1816
3230:Hope
3218:Fame
3212:Anna
2967:ISBN
2948:ISBN
2920:ISBN
2901:ISBN
2882:ISBN
2863:ISBN
2844:ISBN
2825:ISBN
2806:ISBN
2787:ISBN
2770:OCLC
2755:2016
2616:2016
1865:Dyak
1791:Fate
1719:on 2
1681:Lyra
1679:and
1673:Lyra
1631:Lyra
1621:on 9
1599:Lyra
1497:Lyra
1495:and
1479:.
1446:on 8
1339:and
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1109:Rome
1102:Pope
1084:and
1069:Rota
1061:and
1012:and
1003:York
954:Mars
952:and
913:and
897:and
880:Mars
843:Mars
804:and
802:Lynx
726:and
678:yard
658:and
642:Lynx
632:and
590:Iris
572:Lynx
492:hold
488:beam
330:HMS
262:Beam
185:Fate
150:HMS
147:Name
81:Name
49:, L'
23:and
2255:doi
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