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SURINAM
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Built in 1805, Topsham (Cruizer class).
Broken up in 1825. |
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- 1805 Alexander SHIPPARD.
Channel. - 1807 H. HIGMAN, Plymouth.
- 1807 John LAKE.
With Ad. Lord GARDNER's fleet off southern Ireland.
He left the fleet for Plymouth on 15 November 1807 and two days later, some 40 miles north of Ushant, he fell in with a French privateer which he captured after a ten hour chase to the north-east. She was the ADMIRAL DACRES, Jean Michel, master, armed with fourteen long 6-pounders and carrying 76 men, and had sailed from St. Malo the day before on her first cruise. - 1808 Spithead for the Brazils.
- 1811 A. HEDGE, Surinam.
- 1812 S. E. WATT, coast of Guyana.
- 1814 Gravesend.
- 1820 Chatham.
- 1822 W. GODFREY, 11/1820, W. Indies.
- 1824 James CROLE, 07/1822, W. Indies.
- 1825 Chatham.
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