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There being no wind, the three
British captains had their boats tow their ships into range of the French vessels. After an hour and a half of bombardment by the British ships, the guns on shore were silent and all three French vessels were on fire. The British withdrew to avoid being damaged when the
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ships were in sight at the time. Barrie was also surprised to discover that she was under the command of
Chevalier Charles Lucien Prevost de Boissi, Adjutant-General de France, and Officer de la Légion d'honneur. He therefore had his men search the privateer thoroughly but they found no documents
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A court martial on 25 October absolved Barrie and his officers of blame. However the board severely reprimanded the master for failing to take accurate bearings of Hurst Castle and for having not paid sufficient attention to Barrie's warnings about the lighthouse. In response to the wrecking the
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Corsica and Sardinia, when she sighted a brig to the east. Barrie gave chase but the winds were weak and by the following morning saw that during the night the enemy vessel had pulled much farther away. He continued the chase until about midday when the vessel entered a small cove on the
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s cannon, masts, cargo and valuables were all salvaged, with the Shah's horses being manhandled out through the gun ports. She had 55,000 dollars on board, which were saved except for 4,000 dollars that some of the crew stole. A marine stove in spirit casks and drank himself senseless; he was
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481:. Although enemy fire after the capture sank the lugger laden with canvas, the three laden with wine and brandy remained in British hands, at least until the British destroyed them. Barrie only recorded the name of one,
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of about 900 tons, and an armed merchant vessel of about 500 tons. A battery of four guns and a mortar covered the vessels, there were regular troops with field pieces on site, and what Barrie described as a
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s boats succeeded in capturing another whose crew had abandoned her. Barrie then sent his boats to the harbour of St Giles where he had observed a number of vessels sitting becalmed.
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The French vessels had been laden with timber and their destruction retarded ship building in Toulon until the next year. Also, the fires resulted in the destruction of the
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that three French ships-of-the-line, two frigates and two smaller ships had separated from a convoy of about 20 sail. On 23 October, Barrie, and
Captain Charles Bullen in
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traversed the rock but she had lost her rudder and was holed in several places, leading her to immediately fill with water. Full of water and having lost her rudder,
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was too far south. He went forward but by the time land was spotted it was too late; someone shouted out a warning but the helmsman could not get turn her in time.
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was a new vessel of about 60 tons, was armed with one 12 and two 6-pounder guns, and carried a crew of 53 men. She was 10 days out of
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was sluggish. As a result, the waves then forced her onto Needle Point. The crew cut away her masts but could not get her off.
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Admiralty ordered that its ships should not attempt the Needle
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Needles for the light at
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and two long guns forward. Barrie conjectured that she had sailed from Toulon, bound for Tunis or Corfu.
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on 4 April 1974. The majority of finds recovered from this double wreck site are thought to be from
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and spotted the French fleet putting to sea. Barrie immediately sailed to Cape St. Sebastian on the
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Needles contains the remains of two wrecks, thought to be
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sentenced to 50 lashes but later pardoned on the basis of his prior good record.
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struck a sunken rock about two cables' length to the southwest of Needles point.
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retook her prize, which Lobb sent on to Lisbon. He then destroyed the privateer.
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belonging to the convoy before losing the enemy in the darkness. Rear Admiral
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captured or destroyed 21 French vessels. In particular, on 7 May, boats from
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laden with wheat, flour and provisions. In addition to the two brigs that
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were able to get alongside in an hour and take off the crew. The gunbrig
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with a crew of 93 men and an armament with fourteen 12-pounder guns.
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1800:. Vol. 2, part 2. London: Longman and company. p. 224–227.
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shared the prize money for her with a number of British warships.
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It is possible that another wreck site identified in
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650:, she took the 3-gun Neapolitan privateer bombard
550:. The names of the prizes were later recorded as:
1229:"Details from listed building database (1000087)"
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861:, which is about 30 miles (48 km) south of
276:: 2 × 9-pounder guns + 2 × 32-pounder carronades
1716:Clowes, Sir W. Laird, Sir Clements R. Markham,
809:, which carried 10 guns and 53 men. On 11 May,
708:was able to burn two brigs, two bombards and a
598:. Another of the vessels captured that day was
469:cut out four luggers from the harbour of Oyle,
1178:, which is housed in five former casemates of
1052:. When the light was seen, Barrie feared that
881:about three years earlier and carried sixteen
873:, under the command of Monfieur de Champagne.
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302:launched in 1805. She saw action during the
1737:The lost ships of the Royal Navy, 1793-1900
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903:prepare for the attack in Sagone Bay, 1811
369:Then in the new year, on 25 January 1806,
2260:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1811
2220:List of frigate classes of the Royal Navy
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1277:. 21 December 1805. pp. 1598–1599.
1123:The Needles from the cliffs inshore at
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376:s boats captured the Spanish privateer
267:: 8 × 9-pounder guns + 14 × 32-pounder
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357:had no casualties. Lobb set fire to
225:39 ft 11 in (12.17 m)
1545:. 22 June 1811. pp. 1156–1157.
833:captured the French privateer brig
534:had driven ashore she also drove a
13:
1627:. 6 July 1811. pp. 1248–1250.
1234:National Heritage List for England
997:While still in the Mediterranean,
619:when she captured the Danish ship
233:12 ft 9 in (3.89 m)
198: in (45.758 m) (gundeck)
45:, after a painting by G.F. St.John
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1429:. 12 December 1812. p. 2504.
1366:. 20 June 1807. pp. 838–839.
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1297:. 25 February 1806. p. 262.
948:of about 1,100 tons, the 24-gun
736:, where their crews burnt them.
720:with the result that two French
667:that might explain the anomaly.
639:. Then on 27 July Barrie sailed
261:Upper deck: 28 × 18-pounder guns
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1317:. 12 August 1806. p. 1069.
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215: in (38.224 m) (keel)
1770:. Rotherfield: Jean Boudriot.
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341:captured the smuggling vessel
41:, from a colour lithograph by
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1568:. 31 July 1809. p. 1138.
1525:. 4 January 1812. p. 28.
1389:. 30 April 1808. p. 608.
1180:Fort Victoria (Isle of Wight)
1176:Underwater Archaeology Centre
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971:two French warships blew up.
919:reached the Bay of Sagone in
688:coast to notify Admiral Lord
473:. All were on their way from
455:Between 21 April and 7 June,
1712:John Bingeman (2001) Lecture
1588:. 9 April 1809. p. 672.
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1409:. 2 July 1808. p. 931.
1257:. 17 May 1806. p. 622.
1001:captured a vessel carrying
405:shared in the recapture of
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963:had a crew of 160 men and
911:A Genoese tower in Corsica
413:took command in May 1806.
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92:Josiah and Thomas Brindley
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1766:Hepper, David J. (1994).
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852:(34 km) west of the
844:At daybreak on 13 March,
387:and had taken one prize,
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1160:could be the bow end of
1147:Protection of Wrecks Act
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251:284, later 300, then 330
145:General characteristics
1837:HMS Pomone (ship, 1805)
1681:, Vol. 26, pp. 320–321.
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140:Wrecked 14 October 1811
2351:HM hired armed cutter
1805:Winfield, Rif (2008).
1791:"Barrie, Robert"
1693:, Vol 27, pp. 250–251.
1141:and the stern part of
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310:. She was wrecked off
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1845:Ships of the Old Navy
1797:Royal Naval Biography
1724:. (London: Chatham).
1125:The Needles Batteries
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854:Maddalena Archipelago
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718:Francois Andre Baudin
654:after a short chase.
609:On 27 September 1807
420:Robert Barrie, c.1825
419:
1839:at Wikimedia Commons
1759:19 July 2011 at the
829:On 18 January 1811,
813:captured the French
670:Then on 21 October,
613:was in company with
441:was in company with
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1474:, pp. 721–727.
967:a crew of 140 men.
502:Les Sables-d'Olonne
391:, William Dearing (
2720:50.6625°N 1.5902°W
1624:The London Gazette
1585:The London Gazette
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2723: /
2011:Trincomalee
1739:. Mansell.
1619:"No. 16502"
1580:"No. 16474"
1560:"No. 16392"
1537:"No. 16498"
1517:"No. 16558"
1488:"No. 16319"
1448:"No. 16295"
1421:"No. 16680"
1401:"No. 16159"
1381:"No. 16141"
1358:"No. 16040"
1329:"No. 16104"
1309:"No. 15945"
1289:"No. 15894"
1269:"No. 15874"
1249:"No. 15920"
1046:The Needles
895:along with
859:Montecristo
778:Buona Sorte
760:, captured
690:Collingwood
635:recaptured
488:On 5 June,
312:The Needles
2764:1805 ships
2738:Categories
2708:50°39′45″N
2634:Macedonian
2567:Archimedes
2364:Chichester
2267:Shipwrecks
2180:Proserpine
2004:Amphitrite
1701:References
1115:Wreck site
1103:third rate
1044:struck on
937:brig-sloop
883:carronades
835:Dubourdieu
817:privateer
762:Bella Nina
734:Frontignan
701:Volontaire
621:Resolution
560:Labourieux
359:Golondrina
351:Golondrina
335:privateers
300:Royal Navy
296:fifth rate
269:carronades
248:Complement
96:Frindsbury
21:HMS Pomone
2711:1°35′25″W
2665:HMS
2654:HMS
2645:Franchise
2643:HMS
2632:HMS
2605:HMS
2572:HMS
2557:St George
2555:HMS
2548:HMS
2527:HMS
2506:HMS
2495:HMS
2484:HMS
2473:HMS
2454:Guachapin
2452:HMS
2411:HMS
2400:HMS
2381:Adventure
2330:HMS
2319:HMS
2308:HMS
2297:HMS
2276:HMS
2110:Hamadryad
2049:Modified
1190:Citations
1138:Assurance
1136:HMS
1132:shipwreck
1076:Tisiphone
879:La Ciotat
837:, out of
776:captured
768:captured
627:1808–1809
600:Angelique
544:Rochefort
498:Île d'Yeu
496:near the
471:Île de Ré
443:HMS
429:In 1807,
238:Sail plan
118:Completed
102:Laid down
2663:31 Oct:
2652:24 Sep:
2641:21 Feb:
2630:20 Feb:
2564:25 Dec:
2546:24 Dec:
2536:15 Dec:
2529:Saldanha
2515:30 Nov:
2504:21 Nov:
2493:14 Oct:
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2471:18 Aug:
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2398:29 Jun:
2388:16 Jun:
2378:24 May:
2349:25 Apr:
2342:Favorite
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2332:Shamrock
2328:23 Feb:
2317:18 Feb:
2310:Amethyst
2306:16 Feb:
2295:13 Feb:
2285:29 Jan:
2201:Penelope
2173:Daedalus
2138:Cerberus
2068:Melampus
2025:Arethusa
1969:Pactolus
1934:Surprise
1899:Leonidas
1788:(1825).
1757:Archived
1158:Alum Bay
1081:Yarmouth
961:Nourrice
951:Nourrice
875:Etourdie
871:Etourdie
807:Fortunee
796:Seahorse
782:Cephalus
774:Seahorse
770:Carducci
757:Cephalus
747:Seahorse
648:Cape Bon
637:Susannah
548:Plymouth
536:schooner
518:In all,
475:Bordeaux
445:Penelope
381:Bengador
256:Armament
110:Launched
2667:Calypso
2607:Toronto
2550:Defence
2525:4 Dec:
2508:Grouper
2420:7 Jul:
2413:Staunch
2391:Tonquin
2360:2 May:
2299:Pandora
2274:6 Jan:
2194:Mercury
2187:Mermaid
2166:Unicorn
2075:Minerva
2039:Fisgard
2032:Blanche
1997:Diamond
1962:Meander
1948:Eurotas
1913:Tenedos
1892:Shannon
965:Giraffe
946:Giraffe
932:Cruizer
921:Corsica
865:. When
850:leagues
819:Jupiter
730:Robuste
686:Catalan
677:Alceste
588:Seconde
552:Scevola
435:Channel
385:Bayonne
343:Fortune
326:Service
298:of the
294:-class
210:⁄
193:⁄
161:frigate
153:38-gun
88:Builder
80:Ordered
51:History
2656:Hermes
2612:Varuna
2497:Pomone
2486:Tartar
2475:Tartar
2433:Thames
2423:Rachel
2371:Duncan
2288:Hannah
2208:Thalia
2159:Thames
2131:Thisbe
2124:Aeolus
2117:Amazon
2103:Nereus
2082:Latona
2018:Thetis
1990:Tanais
1983:Araxes
1941:Cydnus
1927:Lively
1906:Briton
1885:Pomone
1813:
1774:
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1728:
1718:et al.
1184:Pomone
1162:Pomone
1151:Pomone
1143:Pomone
1108:Dragon
1091:Pomone
1086:Escort
1068:Pomone
1064:Pomone
1060:Pomone
1054:Pomone
1042:Pomone
1022:Pomone
999:Pomone
984:Pomone
934:-class
917:Pomone
893:Pomone
867:Pomone
846:Pomone
839:Toulon
831:Pomone
811:Pomone
803:Pomone
792:Pomone
787:Volage
766:Pomone
752:Pomone
706:Pomone
682:Toulon
672:Pomone
664:Smyrna
660:Naples
641:Pomone
633:Pomone
611:Pomone
604:Pomone
594:, and
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