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HBMS Victory (1765)
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Victory, 100 Guns
Dimensions |
B057 |
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Type |
Metric |
Length of Gundeck |
184' 0" |
Imperial Feet |
56.08 |
Length of Keel |
152' 65/8" |
Imperial Feet |
46.5 |
Breadth |
51' 71/2" |
Imperial Feet |
15.74 |
Depth in Hold |
21' 6" |
Imperial Feet |
6.55 |
Burthen |
2,16253/94 |
Tons BM |
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Armament |
1765 |
B057 |
Broadside Weight = 1182 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 42-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British 6-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 6-Pounder |
1778/05 |
B057 |
Broadside Weight = 1032 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 32-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British 6-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 6-Pounder |
1779/04 |
W009 |
Broadside Weight = 1230 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 42-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British 6-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 6-Pounder |
Roundhouse |
8 |
British 12-Pound Carronade |
1780 |
W009 |
Broadside Weight = 1182 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 42-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British 6-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 6-Pounder |
1781 |
W009 |
Broadside Weight = 1292 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 42-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British 6-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 32-Pound Carronade |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 6-Pounder |
Roundhouse |
2 |
British 24-Pound Carronade |
Roundhouse |
6 |
British 18-Pound Carronade |
1783 |
W009 |
Broadside Weight = 1328 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 42-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British 12-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 32-Pound Carronade |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 12-Pounder |
Roundhouse |
2 |
British 24-Pound Carronade |
Roundhouse |
6 |
British 18-Pound Carronade |
1793 |
W009 |
Broadside Weight = 1250 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 42-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
10 |
British 12-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 32-Pound Carronade |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 12-Pounder |
1803 |
W009 |
Broadside Weight = 1112 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 32-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
12 |
British 12-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 32-Pound Carronade |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 12-Pounder |
1805 |
W009 |
Broadside Weight = 1148 |
Lower Gun Deck |
30 |
British 32-Pounder |
Middle Gun Deck |
28 |
British 24-Pounder |
Upper Gun Deck |
30 |
British 12-Pounder |
Quarterdeck |
12 |
British 12-Pounder |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 68-Pound Carronade |
Forecastle |
2 |
British 12-Pounder |
Crew Complement |
Date |
Men |
Notes |
Source |
1815/10/21 |
820 |
Complement at the [Battle of Trafalgar] |
B057 |
Service Record |
Date |
Notes |
Source |
1765/05/07 |
Floated out of dock and placed in ordinary until 1778 |
B057 |
1769 |
Completed at Chatham at a cost of £57,748.1.1d |
B057 |
1778 |
Began fitting at Chatham |
B057 |
1778/03/12 |
First Commissioned |
B057 |
1778/04 |
Completed fitting at a cost of £13,296.0.0d |
B057 |
1778/04/13 |
Sailed from Chatham |
B057 |
1778/07/27 |
Present at 1st Battle of Ushant |
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1781/07/27 |
Present at 2nd Battle of Ushant |
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1782/10/20 |
Present at the Battle of Cape Spartel |
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1783/02/17 |
Paid off at Portsmouth |
W009 |
1787/10 |
Recommissioned |
B064 |
1787/12 |
Paid off at Portsmouth |
B064 |
1787/12 |
Began large repair at Portsmouth DY |
B057 |
1788/04 |
Began refitting at Portsmouth DY |
B057 |
1788/04 |
Completed large repair at a cost of £37,523.0.0d |
B057 |
1789 |
Completed refitting at a cost of £6,451.0.0d |
B057 |
1790/05 |
Recommissioned |
B064 |
1791/01 |
Paid off |
B057 |
1791/01 |
Recommissioned |
B057 |
1791/09 |
Paid off |
B057 |
1792/12 |
Recommissioned |
B057 |
1793/05/22 |
Sailed for the Mediterranean |
B057 |
1795/07/13 |
Present at the Battle of Hyeres |
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1797/02/14 |
Present at 2nd Battle of Cape St Vincent, 1 Killed, 5 wounded |
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1797/11 |
Paid off |
B057 |
1797/12 |
Recommissioned |
B057 |
1797/12 |
Recommissioned as a Hospital ship at Chatham |
B057 |
1799/10 |
Paid off |
B057 |
1800/02 |
Began middling repair at Chatham |
B057 |
1803/04 |
Completed middling repair at a cost of £70,933.0.0d |
B057 |
1803/04 |
Recommissioned |
B057 |
1803/05/25 |
Sailed for the Mediterranean |
B057 |
1803/05/28 |
Took the Ambuscade, formerly the Ambuscade |
B057 |
1805/10/21 |
Present at the Battle of Trafalgar, 57 Killed, 102 Wounded |
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1806/01 |
Paid off |
B057 |
1806/01/13 |
Paid off at Chatham |
W009 |
1806/03 |
Began repairs at Chatham |
B057 |
1806/05 |
Completed repairs at a cost of £9,936.0.0d |
B057 |
1808/01 |
Recommissioned as a Second Rate |
B057 |
1809 |
Evacuation of Corunna |
B057 |
1812/11 |
Paid off |
B057 |
1813 |
Placed in ordinary at Portsmouth |
B057 |
1814/03 |
Began large repair at Portsmouth |
B057 |
1816/01 |
Completed large repair at a cost of £79,772.0.0d |
B057 |
1823/06 |
Recommissioned as a guardship |
B057 |
1824/01 |
Port commanders flagship |
B057 |
1830/04 |
Paid off into ordinary |
B057 |
Notes on Ship |
The Battle of Trafalgar Muster |
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HMS Victory had a crew of 820 men commanded by Captain Thomas Masterman Hardy. There were 9 Commissioned Officers, 21 Midshipmen and 77 Non-commissioned Warrant and Petty Officers, the rest of the crew comprised of Able and Ordinary Seaman, Landsmen, Supernumeries and 31 boys.
Also within this complement was a detachment of 146 Royal Marines from the Chatham Division, commanded by Captain Charles Adair
Apart from the 700 English, Irish, Scots and Welsh, 18 different nationalities were represented on the Victory, at the Battle of Trafalgar.
She suffered some of the worst casualties of the Allied Fleet at the battle with 57 of her crew killed or dying of their wounds a few days later, and a further 102 wounded.
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Last Updated :2009/05/02 at 12:52:52 by Cy
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