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HMS Favourite
Description: 1794 Cormorant-class sloop
Aliases: Favorite and HMS Goree

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Favourite

663 ship citations (37 free) in 120 resources

88 books (11 free)
11 journals (2 free)
21 web applications (1 free)
5 illustrations (1 free)
49 passenger/crew lists (0 free)
Favourite [Forrester], brig: captured by Reprisal, Lexington and Dolphin (Capt. Caleb Grave) Subscribe to view
Favourite, 1757-1784, Ship sloop, 16 gun, Favourite Class Subscribe to view
Favourite, 4-oared whaleboat Subscribe to view
Favourite, American privateer prize Subscribe to view
Favourite, barque, 198, 98.6 x 21.1 x 13.8 Gravelly Beach 1849 by John Munro; Henry William Mortimer (Launceston 13/1849) [Hulked Adelaide 1859, broken up c1900]. Subscribe to view
Favourite, barque, 377 King's Yards 1778 Cook, Wilson & Co. (London) Subscribe to view
Favourite, brig
Journal American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
Published Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.,
ISSN 0003-0155
Pages (1808), XXIII, 253 n.
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Favourite, brigantine: captured by Providence (Capt. John Davis) Subscribe to view
Favourite, brigantine: mentioned (Capt. John Davis) Subscribe to view
Favourite, brigantine: recaptured (Capt. John Davis) Subscribe to view
Favourite, brigantine: recaptured by Galatea (Capt. John Davis) Subscribe to view
Favourite, British corvette (1757)
Book American Ships of the Colonial and Revolutionary Periods
Author John F. Millar
Published W.W. Norton & Co., New York,
ISBN 0393032221, 9780393032222
Page 86
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Favourite, British cruiser (corrected; listed as Favourtie) Subscribe to view
Favourite, British privateer ship: captures: Essex (Capt. Charles Underwood) Subscribe to view
Favourite, British ship, recaptured from French privateer by Niger Subscribe to view
Favourite, British sloop-of-war
Book Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 0870215310
Page 92
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Favourite, British Transport (Capt. Christopher Yeoman) Subscribe to view
Favourite, British Transport (Capt. John Frenham) Subscribe to view
Favourite, British victualling vessel: historical references Subscribe to view
Favourite, cargo Subscribe to view
Favourite, French privateer, captured Sally, Industry, and Bell Subscribe to view
Favourite, H.M.S.
Book The Rise of New York Port, 1815-1860
Author Robert G. Albion
Published Charles Scribner's Son, New York,
Page 9
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Favourite, HM Sloop (Capt. Biggs) Subscribe to view
Favourite, HMS Subscribe to view
Favourite, HMS (18), ship-sloop Subscribe to view
Favourite, ketch, 1st reg. 1898: 16t, 50.6 x 11.8 x 4.7', Bellerive 'c1852' by Bricley (?) Cooper. Subscribe to view
Favourite, later City of Parry Sound Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine [formerly Irish Gimblet] (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: cruise of (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: fitting out of (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: Irish Gimblet renamed (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: Nathaniel Shaw, Jr. (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: on quality of (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: ordnance for (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: provisions for (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: said to be admired (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: sale of ownership share of (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts privateer brigantine: watering of (Capt. John Lamb) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Massachusetts State Prison Brig (Capt. Roger Bartlet) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Mentioned
Book The Colonial Clippers
Author Basil Lubbock
Published Brown, Son & Ferguson, Glasgow,
ISBN 1417964162
Page 336
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Favourite, Rhode Island Privateer Sloop (Capt. Abner Coffin) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Rhode Island Privateer Sloop: captured Hannah (Capt. Abner Coffin) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Rhode Island Privateer Sloop: captured Peggy (Capt. Abner Coffin) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Schooner Subscribe to view
Favourite, schooner: captured by Galatea (Capt. John Adams; Capt. Samuel Smith) Subscribe to view
Favourite, schooner: captured by Montagu's squadron Subscribe to view
Favourite, ship
Journal American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
Published Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.,
ISSN 0003-0155
Pages (1805), X, 54, 55, 56, 62; (1807), XIII, 280; (1819), XLI, 286
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Favourite, ship, from New York, spoken by Herald (corrected; listed as Favourate) Subscribe to view
Favourite, Sl.
Book Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 0870215310
Page 111
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Favourite, sloop (Capt. Coffin) Subscribe to view
Favourite, transport Subscribe to view
Favourite, Watermens' boat (=above?) Subscribe to view
Favourite: prizes of Subscribe to view