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HMS Netley (1807)

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Name
  
Déterminée

Captured
  
1807

Acquired
  
1807 by capture

Acquired
  
1803

Name
  
HMS Netley

Fate
  
Capsized 1808

HMS Netley was the French privateer brig Déterminée that the Royal Navy captured in 1807 and took into service. She was lost at sea on the Leeward Islands station in 1808.

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Capture

Venus captured Déterminée, of Guadeloupe, on 18 January 1807 one hundred leagues east of Barbados after a chase of 16 hours. Déterminée was pierced for 20 guns but carried 14, and had a crew of 108 men. The British took her into service as HMS Netley.

Fate

Netley was under the command of Lieutenant Charles Burman when she sank on 10 July 1808 when a squall caused her to capsize off Barbados. Of her crew of about 60 only a midshipman and eight crewmen survived until HMS Julia rescued them.

References

HMS Netley (1807) Wikipedia