Censeur, 74 Guns
Details
| Nationality | British |  |
| Previously | Censeur |  |
| Captured | 1795/03/14 | B057 |
| Shipyard | Captured | B057 |
| Rate | Third Rate | |
| Type | Ship of the Line | |
| Out Service | 1795/10/07 | B057 |
| Fate | Captured | B057 |
| Becomes | Revolution | |
Dimensions
| Source | B057 |
| Burthen | 1,820 |
Armament
| Date | 1795 | B057 |
| Gun Deck | 74 | All Guns |
Crew
| Date | Men | Notes | Source |
| 1795 | 640 | Establishment | B057 |
Flag Officers
| Date From | Date to | Rank/Position | Name | Source |
Commanders
| Date From | Date to | Rank | Name | Source |
| 1795/03/14 | 1795/04 | Commander | Thomas Boys | B057 |
| 1795/04 | 1795/10/07 | Post Captain | John Gore | B057 |
Officers
| Date From | Date To | Rank/Position | Name | Source |
Service record
| 1795/03/14 | Captured in Hotham's Action | B057 |
| 1795/09/25 | Sailed from Gibraltar for England in company with Fortitude and Bedford. The Censeur was armed En-flute and jury-rigged | W005 |
| 1795/10/07 | Retaken by a French squadron off Cape St Vincent | B057 |
Actions & Battles
| Date | Source | |
| 1795/10/07 | Action of 1795-10-07 |
Notes
No Notes Entered
Sources
| B057 | British Warships in the Age of Sail 1714 - 1792 | Rif Winfield |
| W005 | Naval History of Great Britain | William James |
Last Updated :2008/08/26 at 19:46:49 by Cy