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APPENDIX

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 January 2011

Edited by
James Stanier Clarke  and
John McArthur
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72. SIRIUS, 36 Guns, Captain W. Prowse. In the Channel, May, 1803. Built in 1797, at Dudman's yard, Deptford. Commanded by Captain R. King in the Channel, May, 1800; continued on the same station, under the same Officer, in May, 1801; and also at Spithead, May, 1802. Captain King was first appointed to her in June, 1797.–At present under Captain Prowse, in the Channel.

73. LA TOPAZE, 38 Guns, Captain T. W. Lake. In the Channel, May, 1803. Taken by Admiral Lord Hood in Dec. 1793. At present off Ireland under the same Commander.

74. TRENT, 36 Guns, Captain J. Katon. On the Jamaica station in May, 1803. Built at Woolwich of Fir in 1796. Is at present commanded by Captain W. Grosett, off Ireland, with the flag of Admiral Lord Gardner.

75. TARTAR, 32 Guns, Captain J. Perkins. On the Jamaica Station in May, 1803. Built at Wilson's yard, Finsbury, in 1801. Sailed for the West Indies Oct. 19, 1802; where she still remains, under the command of Captain Perkins.

76. ULYSSES, 44 Guns, Commodore Samuel Hood, Captain L. O. Bland. At Trinidad in May, 1803. Built at Liverpool in 1779–At present on the Leeward Islands, commanded by Captain E. H. Columbine.

77. UNICORN, 32 Guns, Captain L. Hardyman. Fitting at Chatham in May, 1803. Built in the King's yard, Chatham, in 1794.–At present off the Texel, under the same Commander.

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The Naval Chronicle
Containing a General and Biographical History of the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom with a Variety of Original Papers on Nautical Subjects
 , pp. 505 - 512
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2010
First published in: 1804

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