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Naval History of Great Britain - Vol II
1799 Appendix 375

No. 1.

See p. 1.

A list of ships of the line and frigates, late belonging to the French navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1796.

   

Name.

How, when, and where lost.

Gun-ship

   

74

 

Séduisant

Wrecked, December, 16, on the Grand Stevenet in going out of Brest. About 686 of her 1300 seamen and troops perished.

Gun-frig.

   

44

...

Scévola

Foundered, December 30, off the coast of Ireland. Crew saved by the French 74 Révolution.

...

Impatiente

Wrecked, at same time, on the Mizen-head ; crew, except seven, perished.

40

(Z)

Proserpine

Captured, June 13, by the Dryad, 36 off Cape-Clear.

"

Virginie

Captured, April 22, by the Indefatigable and squadron, off the Lizard .

36

...

Andromaque

Destroyed, August 22, after being run on shore, on the coast of France, by Sir J. B. Warren's squadron.

(D)

Renommée

Captured July 12, by the Alfred 74, off St.-Domingo.

"

Tribune

Captured, same day, by the Unicorn 32, off Ireland.

"

Unité

Captured, April 13, by the Révolutionnaire 38 (other frigates in company), off the coast of France.

 

Vestale

Captured, December 13, by the Terpsichore 32, near Cadiz, but recaptured next day.

32

(H)

Tamise

Captured, June 7, by the Santa-Margarita 36, off Ireland.

28

(I)

Nemesis

Captured, March 9, by a British squadron near Tunis.

 

Unité

Captured, April 20, by the Inconstant 36, in the Mediterranean.

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