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L'Annibal2012
Nominal Guns74BWAS-1714
NationalityFranceBWAS-1714
OperatorMarine NationaleBWAS-1714
Keel Laid Down1777/12BWAS-1714
Launched1778/10/05BWAS-1714
First Commissioned1779/01
How acquiredPurpose builtBWAS-1714
ShipyardBrest BWAS-1714
Designed byJacques-Noel Sane BWAS-1714
ConstructorJacques-Noel Sane BWAS-1714
CategoryThird RateBWAS-1714
National RatePremier RangBWAS-1714
Ship TypeShip of the Line BWAS-1714
Captured1794/06/01BWAS-1714
Becomes British third rate ship of the line 'Achille' (1794) BWAS-1714

Dimensions

DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentBWAS-1714
Length of Gundeck177' 8"Imperial Feet54.1528
Length of Keel147' 1 ⅜"Imperial Feet44.8405
Breadth48' 2 ½"Imperial Feet14.6939
Depth in Hold21' 1 ½"Imperial Feet6.4389
Burthen1,818 5894Tons BM 
Commanders
FromToRankNameSource
1794/031794/06/01Capitaine de VaisseauGuillaume Jean Noel La VillegrisEWIKI
Service History
DateEvent Source
1779/07/06Present at the Battle of Grenada 
1780/03/20Present at the 1st Action off Monti Christi 
1781/04/16Present at the Battle of Port Praya 
1782/02/17Present at the Battle of Sadras 
1782/04/12Present at the Battle of Providien 
1782/06/09Took the Unrated Sloop Drake off Negapatam 
1782/06/10Took the Other Vessels Survey Vessel Resolution off Negapatam 
1782/07/06Present at the 2nd Battle of Negapatam 
1782/09/03Present at the Battle of Trincomalee 
1783/06/20Present at the 2nd Battle of Cuddalore 
1786Renamed Achille 
1794/06/01Present at the Glorious 1st of June 
1794/06/01Taken by the British 

Sources
IDDescriptionAuthorType
BWAS-1714 British Warships in the Age of Sail 1714 - 1792Rif WinfieldBook
EWIKI WikipediaVariousWeb Site
 
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