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- HMS_Speedy_(1782) length "23774.4".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) abstract "HMS Speedy was a 14-gun Speedy-class brig of the British Royal Navy. Built during the last years of the American War of Independence, she served with distinction during the French Revolutionary Wars.Built at Dover, Kent, Speedy spent most of the interwar years serving off the British coast. Transferred to the Mediterranean after the outbreak of the French Revolutionary Wars, she spent the rest of her career there under a number of notable commanders, winning fame for herself in various engagements and often against heavy odds. Her first commander in the Mediterranean, Charles Cunningham, served with distinction with several squadrons, assisting in the capture of several war prizes, such as the French frigates Modeste and Impérieuse. His successor, George Cockburn, impressed his superiors with his dogged devotion to duty. Speedy's next commander, George Eyre, had the misfortune to lose her to a superior French force on 9 June 1794.She was soon retaken, and re-entered service under Hugh Downman, who captured a number of privateers between 1795 and 1799 and fought off an attack by the large French privateer Papillon on 3 February 1798. His successor, Jahleel Brenton, fought a number of actions against Spanish forces off Gibraltar. Her last captain, Lord Cochrane, forced the surrender of a much larger Spanish warship, the Gamo. Speedy was finally captured by a powerful French squadron in 1801 and donated to the Papal Navy by Napoleon the following year. She spent five years with them under the name San Pietro, and was broken up in 1807.".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) builder Dover.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) builder Kent.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) class Speedy-class_brig.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) cost "4200.7".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) length "23.7744".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipBeam "7.62".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) status "Broken up in 1807".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) thumbnail HMS_Speedy.jpg?width=300.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) wikiPageID "2399998".
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- HMS_Speedy_(1782) alt "Half-length portrait of a man looking over his shoulder. His hair is sparse and balding, and he wears a dark blue jacket with epaulettes and gold buttons, with a blue sash collar around his neck, suspended from which is a medal.".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) alt "Three quarter-length portrait of a man, wearing a dark blue jacket with epaulettes and gold buttons, and white trousers. His left hand rests on a cannon, while he holds a telescope in his right".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) caption "Charles Cunningham, Speedys commander at the start of the French Revolutionary Wars".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) caption "George Cockburn, Speedys fifth commander who rose to the rank of admiral of the fleet".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) hasPhotoCollection HMS_Speedy_(1782).
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) image "Charles Cunningham.jpg".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) image "Sir George Cockburn.jpg".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipAcquired "3".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipAcquired "9".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipAcquired "December 1802".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipAcquired "Retaken on 25 March 1795".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipArmament "14".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipBuilder "Thomas King, Dover, Kent".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCaptured "25".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCaptured "By the French on 3 July 1801".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCaptured "By the French on 9 June 1794".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipClass "14".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipComplement "90".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCompleted "By 25 October 1782".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCountry "France".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCountry "Great Britain".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCountry "Papal States".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipCountry "UK".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipFate "Broken up in 1807".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipLaidDown "June 1781".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipLaunched "29".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipName "HMS Speedy".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipName "Saint Pierre".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipName "San Pietro".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipName "Speedy".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipOrdered "23".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipOriginalCost "25920.0".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipOutOfService "Donated to the Papal Navy in December 1802".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipPropulsion "Sails".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipSailPlan "brig".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) shipTonsBurthen "207".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) width "150".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) subject Category:1782_ships.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) subject Category:Brigs_of_the_French_Navy.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) subject Category:Brigs_of_the_Royal_Navy.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) subject Category:Captured_ships.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) subject Category:Ships_built_in_Kent.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) subject Category:Ships_of_the_Papal_Navy.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) type MeanOfTransportation.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) type Ship.
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- HMS_Speedy_(1782) type DesignedArtifact.
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) comment "HMS Speedy was a 14-gun Speedy-class brig of the British Royal Navy. Built during the last years of the American War of Independence, she served with distinction during the French Revolutionary Wars.Built at Dover, Kent, Speedy spent most of the interwar years serving off the British coast.".
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- HMS_Speedy_(1782) label "HMS Speedy (1782)".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) label "スピーディ (スループ)".
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- HMS_Speedy_(1782) depiction HMS_Speedy.jpg.
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- HMS_Speedy_(1782) name "HMS Speedy".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) name "Saint Pierre".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) name "San Pietro".
- HMS_Speedy_(1782) name "Speedy".