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Le Général Pérignon | 25477 | ||
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Nominal Guns | 14 | ref:692 | |
Nationality | République Française | ||
Operator | Private Owners | ||
Keel Laid Down | 8.1803 | E-WIKI | |
Launched | 2.1804 | E-WIKI | |
First Commissioned | 3.1804 | E-WIKI | |
Home Port | St Malo - Brittany | ref:692 | |
How acquired | Purpose built | E-WIKI | |
Shipyard | St Malo - Brittany | E-WIKI | |
Category | Privateer | ref:692 | |
Ship Type | Brig | E-WIKI | |
Sailing Rig | Brig | E-WIKI | |
Captured | 21.1.1810 | E-WIKI | |
Becomes | British Merchant brig 'Le Général Pérignon' (1810) (14)
1810-1816 British 14 Gun Merchant Brig |
Part wage for 1 prize : 695 Francs
ref:692Part wage for 4 prizes (Nancy ,...) : 956 Francs
ref:692Arrived at St Malo with 2 prizes : "British Hero" of 300 tons and "City of London" of 379 tons .
E-WIKIReturn to the port
ref:692She was seized in Ribadeo , Spain , before being released after a long trial . She sailed to Bayonne where she was recommissioned in September 1809 under the same name and under André Papin .
E-WIKISold at auction in Plymouth on 16 March 1810 . She was described as being pierced for 18 guns and having a deep waist with scantlings sufficient for her to add another deck . The auction notice of her sale referred to a chase of 36 hours at a rate of 12 knots .
Pierre Dupont 4th cruise ( from 1806 to 05/12/1806) in Salein
and Dupont , 2th cruise from september 1805 to march 1805 , in wiki , source Demerliac
Admiralty-Office , February 3 , 1810.
Copy of a letter from Captain Parker , of His Majesty's Ship Amazon , to Admiral Lord Gambler , and transmitted by his Lordship to John Wilson Croker , Esq .
His Majesty's Ship Amazon , at sea, My Lord , January 21 , 1810 .
Have the Honour to acquaint your Lordship that the French Privateer Brig Le General Pérignon , of 14 guns and 83 men , was this morning captured by His Majesty's Ship under my command after a run of 160 miles ; she left St-Malo on the 5th instant , since which she has captured the Unanimity Brig from Porto, and from her superior Sailing has cruized very successfully against our trade , since the commencement of the war .
I have the Honour to be, Sec.
(Signed) W. Parker