Naval history of Great Britain by William James

Naval history of Great Britain by William James - Appendix No. 15


	Appendix No. 15	399

A list of frigates late belonging to the French navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1810

		Name	How, when, and where lost
40	Z	Vénus	Captured, September 18, by the British frigate Boadicea, off Isle-Bourbon
	...	Astrée	Captured, December 6, in Port-Louis (with two frigates named below, three armed brigs, prize Indiamen, merchant vessels, &c.), by the British forces employed in reducing the Isle of France.
	...	Bellone
	...	Manche
	...	Minerve
	...	Eliza	Wrecked, December 25, between Tatihou and Lahougue, coast of France, and burnt by the boats of the British frigate Diana.
	...	Canonnière, en flûte	Captured, February 3, by the British 74, Valiant, off Belle-Isle.
36	C	Iphigénie	Captured with Astrée, &c.
36	...	Néiréide	Captured with Astrée, &c.
28	...	Nécessité	Captured, March 21, by the British frigate Horatio, latitude 33� 10' north, longitude 29� 30' west.

No Russian, Dutch, or Danish vessel of war higher than a sloop captured, &c. this year.

An abstract of French frigates captured, &c. during the year 1810

Lost through the enemy		Lost through accident.			Total lost to the French navy	Total added to the British navy.
Capt	Dest	Wrecked	Foundered	Burnt	Total lost to the French navy	Total added to the British navy.
9	...	1	...	...	10	4