- 1810, a
squadron consisting of the 36-gun
frigate HMS Caroline, HMS
Piedmontaise (formerly a
French frigate), 18-gun
sloop HMS Barracouta, and the 12-gun...
- from the action. The
British brought Piémontaise into
service as HMS
Piedmontaise,
commissioning her
under Captain Charles Foote. From May to
August 1810...
- rate ship,
originally the
French Président,
captured in 1806,
renamed Piedmontaise in 1815 and
broken up in the same year. HMS
President (1815) was a 44-gun...
-
comprised the 36-gun
frigate Caroline, the
former French frigate HMS
Piedmontaise, the 18-gun
sloop HMS Barracouta, and a 12-gun transport, the captured...
- three-day (6-8
March 1808) but epic
naval struggle against the
French ship
Piedmontaise, off the cost of Colombo, Ceylon.
Hardigne died of a
grapeshot wound...
-
French flag in saltire, on the
former inscribed “Atlanta," on the
latter "
Piedmontaise," the
sword enfilcd by a
wreath of
laurel and also of
cypress proper...
-
detachment of the
regiment served on
board the
frigates HMS
Psyche and HMS
Piedmontaise as
marines from 1809 to 1810, and
fought in a
brief conflict with the...
- from Cork to Portugal. In
August 1815, the
Royal Navy
renamed her HMS
Piedmontaise but
broke her up in
December of that same year.
President was the model...
- part in the
Invasion of the ****e Islands,
along with
Piemontaise (or
Piedmontaise), Caroline, and Barracouta.
Lieutenant Charles Jeffries (or Jefferis)...
- HMS San
Fiorenzo off
Ceylon in
March 1808 and put into
service as HMS
Piedmontaise. Italienne, (launched 15
August 1806 at Saint-Servan). Danaé, (launched...
