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Description: renamed Tartu in honour of Jean-François Tartu

Description: serpente-class corvette of the French Navy launched in 1800. From 1807 she served as a powder hulk in the Caudran district at Lorient.

Aliases: French corvette Geographe, Uranie in 1797-Galatée in 1799, and French corvette Géographe

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Uranie

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Uranie (390 tons; voyage: 1792-; home port: Dunkirk; master: Starbuck, David) Subscribe to view

Uranie (Capt: Costé, Charles-A; 150 tons; Voyage: 6/8/1766 to 10/31/1767) Subscribe to view

Uranie (Capt: Costé; 150 tons; Voyage: 7/28/1768 to 11/22/1769) Subscribe to view

Uranie (Capt: Ducolombier, Johannet; 170 tons; Voyage: 12/18/1764 to 3/31/1766) Subscribe to view

Uranie (Capt: Dufaud; 901 tons; Voyage: 5/1/1786 to 10/11/1787) Subscribe to view

Uranie (Capt: Le Mauguen, Mathieu; 711 tons; Voyage: 11/13/1790 to 5/17/1792) Subscribe to view

Uranie (Corvette)

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Uranie (Frigate)

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Uranie (of Nantes, Julien Marie Pelland, Master, 363 tons, from the port of Bordeaux Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 1st Dec. 1870) Subscribe to view

Uranie (Ship)

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