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HBMS Mordaunt (1683)
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Mordaunt, 48 Guns
Dimensions |
B065 |
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Type |
Metric |
Length of Keel |
101' 9" |
Imperial Feet |
31.01 |
Breadth |
32' 41/2" |
Imperial Feet |
9.86 |
Depth in Hold |
13' 0" |
Imperial Feet |
3.96 |
Burthen |
567 |
Tons BM |
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B032 |
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Type |
Metric |
Length of Keel |
110' 0" |
Imperial Feet |
33.53 |
Breadth |
31' 3" |
Imperial Feet |
9.53 |
Depth in Hold |
15' 0" |
Imperial Feet |
4.57 |
Draught Aft |
12' 0" |
Imperial Feet |
3.66 |
Burthen |
663 |
Tons BM |
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Armament |
1694 |
B065 |
Broadside Weight = 205 |
Lower Gun Deck |
20 |
British 12-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
20 |
British 6-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British Saker |
Crew Complement |
Date |
Men |
Notes |
Source |
1689 |
200 |
Establishment for war at home |
B032 |
1689 |
230 |
Establishment for war abroad |
B032 |
1689 |
150 |
Establishment for peace |
B032 |
Service Record |
Date |
Notes |
Source |
1685/08/18 |
"to the Treasurer of the Navy to pay off the Montague's men, the Mordaunt, Dunbarton and Shophia prize" the sum of £5,000 |
B093 |
1692/01/16 |
Arrived at Barbadoes as part of Commodore Ralph Wrenn squadron consisting of the Norwich and the Diamond |
B029 |
1692/01/30 |
The squadron put to sea in search of a French squadron reported off Barbados |
B029 |
1692/02/05 |
Returned to Carlisle Bay |
B029 |
1692/02/17 |
The squadron sailed for Jamaica |
B029 |
1692/06/10 |
"I have ordered the Mary and Assistance and St. Paul to convoy our merchant fleet to Europe. The Mordaunt will go to Jamaica and the Norwich to the Leeward Islands, the latter convoying the Duke of Bolton's regiment" |
B093 |
1692/06/28 |
It was ordered that "the ship's company of H.M.S. Swan to be turned over to H.M.S. Mordaunt and H.M.S. Guernsey" |
B093 |
1693/04 |
At Jamaica, chasing French privateers, but without success "she being too large to follow these small vessels near the shore" |
B093 |
1693/04 |
Returned to Jamaica from Porto Bello with 100,000 pieces-of-eight for the Assiento |
B093 |
1693/05/05 |
The Minutes of Council of Jamaica contain an "Order for careening of H.M.S. Mordaunt." |
B093 |
1693/05/24 |
A letter from Lieutenant-Governor Sir William Beeston to Lords of Trade and Plantations contains "Captain Maynard has now orders for the Mordaunt to sail for England, but I have the King's command to keep him here. This will show you how the orders differ; but the Island being in want of assistance, having neither fortifications, men nor money (of which Sir F. Wheler knew nothing when he gave the order), the Council and Assembly desired me to keep the Mordaunt and to represent their condition to you" |
B093 |
1693/07 |
Sent with "two sloops raised by the Island ... to the coast of Hispaniola to do all the mischief they can to the French" (possibly in late June) |
B093 |
1693/10/09 |
"The Mordaunt and our two hired sloops have returned, after little success beyond the taking of two or three sloops and plundering some small places ashore" |
B093 |
Fleets |
Fleet Title |
Commander |
Date From |
Date To |
Source |
No Fleets Listed |
Notes on Ship |
First Built |
Ships of the Royal Navy - Volume I |
Built as a private venture in 1681 |
Sources |
Id |
Link or Description |
Author |
B028 |
Ships of the Royal Navy - Volume I |
J. J. Colledge |
B065 |
The Ship of the Line Vol I |
Brian Lavery |
B032 |
The Fighting Ship in the Royal Navy 897-1984 |
E. H. H. Archibald |
B051 |
Biographia Navalis - Volume I |
John Charnock |
B094 |
Calendar of State Papers (Domestic) |
Official |
B029 |
The Royal Navy Vol II |
William Laid Clowes |
B093 |
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies |
W. Noel Sainsbury and J.W. Fortescue (editors) |
Last Updated :2009/01/17 at 22:05:24 by Cy
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