HMS Flamborough Prize was a French privateer originally called Le Général Lally (General Lally). The sloop was captured in action 14 April 1757 by HMS Flamborough...
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rail station in Marton, Yorkshire, England, UK Flamborough Head (disambiguation) HMS Flamborough Prize (1757), the former General Lally This disambiguation...
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Solebay 1694 HMS Seahorse 1694 HMS Bideford 1695 HMS Penzance 1695 HMS Dunwich 1695 Oxford (1695) 1695 HMS Lizard (ii) 1697 HMS Flamborough 1697 HMS Seaford...
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Maurepas at some point in 1757 or shortly before. Harwich shared the prize money, by agreement, with HMS Torbay and HMS Rochester. In 1757–58 there was a Comte...
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the sloop HMS Wolf later that month and promoted to captain on 20 March 1734, he became commanding officer of the sixth-rate HMS Flamborough later that...
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captured by the Royal Navy's HMS Orpheus. Endeavour ( Great Britain): The ship was captured in the North Sea off Flamborough Head, Yorkshire by a French...
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Timeline of the American Revolution (section 1757)
(September 16 – October 18) Battle of Baton Rouge (September 21) Battle of Flamborough Head (September 23) Continental Army in fifth winter quarters at Morristown...
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Hampshire Coast of Dorset Coast of Devon Plymouth to Land's End Saltfleet to Flamborough Head Sainty, J. C. "Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 4, Admiralty...
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Revolutionary War – Battle of Flamborough Head – The American ship Bonhomme Richard, commanded by John Paul Jones, engages the British ship HMS Serapis. The Bonhomme...
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