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H2SMS Capri

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H2SMS Capri, 74

Lenght	Keel	Beam	Depth	Draught	Weight	Displacement	Source

Guns	Date	Num	Size	Num	Size	Num	Size	Fires	Source
74		26	24	26	24	16	24c		b013

1816-Sep	Transferred by British on Malta to the Kingdom of Two Sicilies and returned to Naples with a crew transported by the frigate H2SMS "Cristina"	b013
1820-May	sent to Adriatic to protect Neapolitan shipping	b013
1820-May-11	captured Austrian corsair ship off Ancona	b013
1820-Sep-02	left Naples as the flagship of the squadron commanded by C.V. Giovanni Bausan composed of frigates H2SMS "Amalia", H2SMS "Sirena", packetships H2SMS "Leone", H2SMS "San Anotnio", H2SMS Tartaro" and brigantines H2SMS "Aquila", H2SMS "Calabrese", protecting a convoy of 14 merchant ships transporting troops of gen. Florestano Pepe	b013
1820-Oct-20	returned to Naples	b013
1823-Jul-21	left Naples for Livorno	b013
1823-Jul-27	arrived to Livorno and embraked King Ferdinand I returning from Vienna	b013
1823-Aug-06	returned to Naples	b013
1839-Aug-31	sent to Castellammare for watertight repairings and refit	b013
1843-May-10	moved on a slip of the Castellammare shipyard using a special lift with 20 organs - 14 pulling chains and 6 pulling ropes - moved by 2400 people for a price 1450 ducati.	b013
1847	disarmed at Naples and soon after sold for breaking during a public auction	b013

1820-May-11

Action against Austrian privateer off Ancona

b013

Built for the Kingdom of Naples, handed over to British 1815-Apr-28, transferred to the Kingdom of Two Sicilies in 1816-Sep. (b013)

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