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USF New York (1800)

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Gun Deck	Keel	Beam	Depth	Draught	Burthen	Displacement	Source
145' 5"		38' 1"	11' 9"		1,130

Date	Crew	Guns	Gundeck	Quarterdeck	Forecastle	B/S Weight	Source
1800	340	36	26 x 18	6 x 9	4 x 9

Date From	Date to	Rank	Name	Source
1803-Apr-11	1803-Sep-14	Commodore	Richard V Morris

Date From	Date To	Rank/Position	Name	Source
1803		Midshipman	John Downes

1800-Oct-22	Left New York for the Caribbean convoying the brig Amazon to Martinique
1800-Dec-06	Arrived at St Kitts
1800-Doc-07	Left St Kitts t cruise near Guadaloupe
1800-Dec-31	Returned to St Kitts following an outbreak of fever
1801-Jan	Left St Kitts to resume station
1802-Mar-23	Ordered to return to the United States
1802-Apr	Arrived in New York
1802-May	Sailed to Washington and placed in ordinary
1802-Aug-14	Recommissioned
1802-Nov-14	Left Washington to join the Mediterranean squadron
1803-Apr-06	Arrived at Gibraltar and become flagship
1803-Apr-11	Left for Tripoli with the rest of the squadron
1803-Apr-25	Powder explosion killed four men
1803-May-01	Put into Malta for repairs
1803-May-19	Left Malta
1803-May-22	Arrived of Tripoli
1803-May-22	Engagment against Tripolitan gunboats
1803-May-27	Engagment against Tripolitan gunboats
1803-Jun-10	Left Tripoli following a peace agreement
1803-Jun-14	Arrived at Malta and received a 17-gun salute from Horatio Nelson at Velletta
1803-Jul-08	Sailed for Gibraltar via Naples and Malaga
1803-Sep-14	Arrived at Gibraltar
1803-Oct	Left to return to teh United States
1803-Nov-04	Stopped at Tunis for supplies
1803-Dec-09	Arrived at Washington Navy Yard and immediatly placed in ordinary
1814-Aug-24	Burnt to prevent capture by the British

Date		Source

W012	Dictionary of American Fighting Vessels
W013	DANFS Online

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