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359:. After the bulk of the fighting ended, she returned home to Portsmouth in 1782, and did not see battle for the next decade. She spent most of her later years in British and Mediterranean waters, winning particular glory for her part in an engagement with two French frigates in 1795. Her final duties were back in the familiar waters of the West Indies, where she was wrecked in 1801 while escorting a convoy in the
1395:("Heneaga") Island. The crew threw stores and equipment overboard to lighten the ship, and boats came from other ships in the convoy to try to pull her off. The attempts to refloat her failed and her crew abandoned her by mid-afternoon. The only casualties were five men who drowned when their boat capsized in the surf. The change in currents also caused the wreck of five, or six merchantmen.
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Lieutenants Francis Annesley and John Gibb to capture the tower. Linzee, however, delayed his assault on the city until he could bring his larger ships into action. These larger ships bombarded the town from 1 October, but sustained considerable damage from the garrison, which
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off, but not before she had sustained extensive damage. She had contributed a landing party to the assault on the fort and in all lost three men killed and five wounded. As a result of the battle the
British ships captured two Spanish prizes with a cargo of bullion worth in excess of $ 3,000,000.
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with a cargo of rice in August 1777. On 21 August, 1777 she captured sloop
Phoenix. On 12 September she captured sloop Mary Angelic. She captured schooner Burford on an unknown date. On 20 November, 1777 she captured North Carolina privateer brig Resolution.
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December 1766 and April 1767, and after a period out of service was recommissioned again in June 1769 under Captain Robert Carkett. Carkett returned her to the West Indies in October that year, returning in May 1773 to Britain after four years at
799:, William Collins, Master. She was of 120 tons, armed with guns and had a crew of 53 men. She was sailing from Philadelphia to Port-au-Prince, with a cargo of flour and fish. More importantly, they also captured the French navy cutter
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on 3 September ruled that a sudden change in the current after dark had caused the loss. The board acknowledged that
Pamplin had sailed in a judicious manner and exonerated him and his officers from blame both for the loss of
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spent the rest of 1778 and the early part of 1779 carrying out routine cruises and patrols, until
Captain Christopher Parker replaced him in March 1779. Locker, who had by now been ill for some time, had recommended Nelson to
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sent her boat and first lieutenant to take over the prize, but the seas were too rough to allow the
American to be boarded, so the lieutenant returned. Nelson stepped forward and volunteered to make an attempt; he succeeded.
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fired two broadsides at a tower at
Mortella Point that protected the deep entrance to the gulf. The fire caused the tower's French defenders to abandon the tower and its three guns, allowing a landing party from
697:. The 70 ton sloop was sailing from Dominique to Philadelphia with a cargo of sugar, rum, molasses, coffee, cotton and salt. John English was her master and she had a crew of five men.
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after two days of heavy fighting. The effectiveness of the tower, when properly supplied and defended, impressed the
British, who copied the design for what they would call
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patrolled in
British waters until 1773, when it underwent repairs. She was recommissioned in 1777 and served throughout the American War of Independence, including at the
522:, shared in the prize money arising from the seizure in January and February 1764 of several vessels engaged in illicit trade near Dominica. The seized vessels were the
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exchanged fire with the fort. While she was doing this she ran aground. Her immobility made her an easy target for the fort's guns. Eventually boats were able to pull
1157:. The French were initially wary, but when they realised that they were larger and stronger than the British vessels, the French captains manoeuvred to attack.
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390:. (The Admiralty routinely "took the lines", i.e., drew up blueprints, of captured vessels, and these blueprints were available to designers such as Slade.)
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924:. She was 60 tons, and carried four guns and a crew of 14 men. She was on her way from Port-au-Prince to Philadelphia with a cargo of coffee and sugar.
773:. Under the command of William Nevill, she had a crew of three and was sailing from North Carolina to Cape Francois with provisions. Also in early 1800
1251:. In 1847, Naval General Service Medals with clasps "Lowestoffe 24 June 1795" or "Dido 24 June 1795" were awarded to six surviving crew members.
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to build, coming in just slightly under the contracted price of ÂŁ7887. The Navy spent a further ÂŁ4,281 7s 8d on having her fitted out.
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passage late on 10 August, Pamplin realised that the strong currents known to run through the channel had reversed direction and
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remained in the area, supporting British operations against the French garrisons on Corsica during 1794. On 7 March 1794 Captain
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470:. Then in early 1763 she was armed and stored, sailing on 26 July 1763 under the command of her new captain James Baker.
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s broadside alone was greater than that of the two British frigates together, making the battle a notable victory; the
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five weeks later. His successor was Captain Thomas Haynes. Under Haynes,
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1653:. Vol. 9. London: Smith, Elder & Co. p. 85.
682:. Nelson joined her as third lieutenant on 1 July 1778.
418:. She was ordered on 15 February 1760 from Thomas West,
1141:, to reconnoitre the French fleet at Toulon. While off
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593:. Joining her for this voyage was a young Lieutenant
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570:. She was paid off in 1773, and reduced to a 28-gun
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on 28 October 1760. She had cost a total of ÂŁ7,715 1
1305:also shared in the capture of the Spanish "zartan"
976:was paid off later that year and was fitted out at
899:. Cornwallis requested and received a transfer to
497:carried out patrols between Barbados and Antigua.
999:sailed to the Mediterranean in May 1793, joining
820:detained a Danish schooner sailing from Acuba to
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38:Capture of La Minerve off Toulon, June 24th, 1795
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927:Haynes left in May 1781 to take over the 64-gun
1007:. She joined a flying squadron under Commodore
625:A second cruise saw the capture of an American
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920:, Giles Sagg, Master, on 18 January 1781, off
849:captured two small vessels. One was the sloop
601:as her second lieutenant. Also serving on the
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44:. In the foreground the damaged and dismasted
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1232:into service as the 38-gun frigate HMS
972:briefly took command in November 1790.
809:. She was the former British privateer
750:also shared in the prize money for the
489:on 13 September, and then sailed on to
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152:with clasp "Lowestoffe 24 June 1795"
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1398:In the late afternoon of 11 August
493:. During her time at Carlisle Bay,
336:, she went on to see action in the
13:
2470:. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press.
2273:. 14 January 1800. pp. 46–47.
1943:. 20 September 1800. p. 1083.
1763:
1274:On 14 September 1796 she captured
1216:, firing on her until she struck.
836:with a cargo of cocoa and spices.
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1097:replaced Hallowell in June 1795.
254:12 ft 6 in (3.8 m)
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1317:alone captured the Spanish brig
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1504:. 26 January 1849. p. 237.
1453:On 7 February 1794, the 74-gun
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1176:s bowsprit became entangled in
2248:. 22 January 1799. p. 84.
2062:. 25 January 1800. p. 85.
1983:. 30 December 1780. p. 4.
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960:carried out a great repair on
731:Fort of San Fernandino de Omoa
693:, near the Bite (or Bight) of
481:to Madeira and then on to the
367:Construction and commissioning
357:Battle of San Fernando de Omoa
282:Gun deck: 26 Ă— 12-pounder guns
1:
2386:(in French). Éditions Ancre.
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2344:. 30 April 1803. p. 515.
2192:Steward, W. Augustus (2008).
1911:. 16 June 1781. pp. 2–4.
2194:War Medals and Their History
2102:. 12 July 1796. p. 675.
1482:
1267:. After a refit in Britain,
1208:, which eventually escaped.
1187:her mizzenmast and colours.
578:American War of Independence
561:underwent a small repair at
338:American War of Independence
294:: 2 Ă— 6-pounder guns + 12 Ă—
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1963:. 12 May 1801. p. 534.
1422:and the vessels in convoy.
1321:, of 90 tons, sailing from
1224:six killed and 15 wounded.
1220:had three men wounded, the
1169:turned to avoid the impact
1029:forced Linzee to withdraw.
150:Naval General Service Medal
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3002:Maritime incidents in 1801
2982:Frigates of the Royal Navy
2466:Sutcliffe, Sheila (1973).
1874:. 25 July 1780. p. 5.
1854:. 16 July 1782. p. 3.
1391:ran broadside onto Little
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57:, while in the background
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16:British fifth-rate frigate
2992:Shipwrecks of the Bahamas
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2606:February (unknown date):
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2451:. London: Jonathan Cape.
2449:Nelson – A Dream of Glory
2428:Grocott, Terence (1997).
2382:Demerliac, Alain (1996).
2325:, (1801), Vol. 6, p. 422.
1788:. 25 May 1779. p. 2.
940:home and paid her off at
777:captured the Danish brig
765:captured the small sloop
458:Commissioned late in the
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160:Wrecked on 11 August 1801
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1095:Robert Gambier Middleton
992:French Revolutionary War
864:Between 2 and 4 October
466:was initially moored at
342:French Revolutionary War
2987:Ships built in Deptford
2409:Goodwin, Peter (2002).
2361:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
2313:Grocott (1997), p. 114.
1644:"Carkett, Robert"
1583:Ships of the Royal Navy
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1202:pursued the retreating
1066:shared in the capture.
165:General characteristics
2937:Countess of Sutherland
2485:Winfield, Rif (2007).
1161:attempted to run down
1121:Action of 24 June 1795
1003:fleet then blockading
238: in (10.8 m)
2447:Sugden, John (2004).
1091:Naval Battle of Genoa
375:based his design for
1356:, and the schooners
733:. During the attack
685:On 8 February 1779,
607:Cuthbert Collingwood
288:: 4 Ă— 6-pounder guns
2511:Phillips, Michael.
2432:. London: Chatham.
2413:. Stackpole Books.
2167:Royal Navy (1850).
1183:s rigging, costing
916:captured the sloop
641:captured the sloop
611:Battle of Trafalgar
2341:The London Gazette
2270:The London Gazette
2245:The London Gazette
2099:The London Gazette
2079:The London Gazette
2059:The London Gazette
1980:The London Gazette
1960:The London Gazette
1940:The London Gazette
1908:The London Gazette
1871:The London Gazette
1851:The London Gazette
1805:The London Gazette
1785:The London Gazette
1732:The London Gazette
1624:The London Gazette
1501:The London Gazette
1139:George Henry Towry
1133:, with the 28-gun
1083:Benjamin Hallowell
1037:Charles Cunningham
956:Robert Batson, of
952:The years of peace
795:captured the brig
769:, of 25 tons, off
61:pursues a fleeing
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2496:978-1-86176-295-5
2374:978-1-86176-281-8
2203:978-1-4086-9712-2
2153:W.H. Long. 1805.
1338:Kingston, Jamaica
1265:Thomas Troubridge
1236:. The weight of
761:On 26 March 1780
662:. Locker and the
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2094:"No. 13911"
2074:"No. 15228"
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2038:Sutcliffe.
1975:"No. 12149"
1955:"No. 15365"
1935:"No. 15295"
1903:"No. 12199"
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1846:"No. 12314"
1800:"No. 12040"
1780:"No. 11982"
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877:Scarborough
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660:Little Lucy
544:Two Sisters
483:West Indies
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286:Quarterdeck
224:35 ft
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131:5 June 1761
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2773:Auspicious
2674:Rockingham
2641:HDMS
2621:Fulminante
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2564:Shipwrecks
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2439:1861760302
2352:References
2001:Winfield.
1711:6 December
1581:Colledge.
1563:Winfield.
1548:Winfield.
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1427:Lowestoffe
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2610:Telegraph
2580:HMS
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2303:No. 4197.
2289:No. 4190.
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1603:Goodwin.
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1457:Fortitude
1455:HMS
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830:La Guaira
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2770:10 Aug:
2749:21 Jul:
2726:13 Jul:
2719:Augustus
2702:Hannibal
2685:Meleager
2661:12 Apr:
2650:10 Apr:
2628:25 Mar:
2617:24 Mar:
2592:Caroline
2571:29 Jan:
1764:Sugden.
1359:Musquito
1307:Ambrosia
1299:Veracruz
1295:Diligent
1291:Diligent
1259:Captain
1205:Artémise
1154:Artémise
1125:Admiral
1114:Artémise
1081:Captain
978:Plymouth
922:Heneauge
918:Dispatch
834:Tenerife
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797:Delaware
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2927:El Gamo
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2846:Bonetta
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1001:Hood's
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