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- HMS Plumper was part of the 1847 Program, she was ordered on the 25 of April as a steam schooner from Woolwich Dockyard with the name Pincher. However, the reference Ships of the Royal Navy, by J.J. College, (c) 2020 there is no entry that associates this name to this build. The vessel was reordered on August 12 as an 8-gun sloop as designed by John Fincham, Master Shipwright at Portsmouth. Launched in 1848, she served three commissions, firstly on the West Indies and North American Station, then on the West Africa Station and finally in the Pacific Station. It was during her last commission as a survey ship that she left her most enduring legacy; in charting the west coast of British Columbia she left her name and those of her ship's company scattered across the charts of the region. She paid off for the last time in 1861 and was finally sold for breaking up in 1865. Plumper was the fifth named vessel since it was introduced for a 12-gun gunvessel launched by Randall of Rotherhithe on 17 May 1794 and sold in January 1802. (en)
- Le HMS Plumper est un navire d'exploration de la Royal Navy, à hélice et gréé en trois-mâts barque. Il est lancé le 5 avril 1848 à Portsmouth en Angleterre. Commandé par le capitaine George Henry Richards entre 1857 et 1859, le HMS Plumper participe à l'exploration de la côte pacifique de la Colombie-Britannique. Une peinture de ce navire, mouillant à Port Harvey dans le détroit de Johnstone réalisée par un dénommé Startin dans les années 1860, représente le navire surmonté de trois mâts et une cheminée. Une image de ce bateau apparait aussi sur le blason de la ville de Sidney au sud de l'Île de Vancouver. Francis Brockton est l'ingénieur du navire sous le commandement de Richards en 1859 quand Brockton découvre un filon de charbon dans la région de Vancouver. Quand Richards rapporte la découverte au gouverneur James Douglas, Richards baptise la région du nom de Coal Harbour et , à l'extrême est de ce qui est aujourd'hui le Stanley Park à Vancouver, d'après le nom de son découvreur.
* Portail de la Royal Navy (fr)
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- 1847-04-25 (xsd:date)
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- Sold for breaking 2 June 1865
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- *As built: 8 guns:
*2 × 32-pdr muzzle-loading smooth-bore guns
*6 × 32-pdr muzzle-loading smooth-bore guns
*From October 1856: 12 guns (en)
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- gundeck, Keel for tonnage (en)
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- * 2-cylinder vertical single-expansion steam engine
* Single screw (en)
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- HMS Plumper was part of the 1847 Program, she was ordered on the 25 of April as a steam schooner from Woolwich Dockyard with the name Pincher. However, the reference Ships of the Royal Navy, by J.J. College, (c) 2020 there is no entry that associates this name to this build. The vessel was reordered on August 12 as an 8-gun sloop as designed by John Fincham, Master Shipwright at Portsmouth. Launched in 1848, she served three commissions, firstly on the West Indies and North American Station, then on the West Africa Station and finally in the Pacific Station. It was during her last commission as a survey ship that she left her most enduring legacy; in charting the west coast of British Columbia she left her name and those of her ship's company scattered across the charts of the region. She (en)
- Le HMS Plumper est un navire d'exploration de la Royal Navy, à hélice et gréé en trois-mâts barque. Il est lancé le 5 avril 1848 à Portsmouth en Angleterre. Commandé par le capitaine George Henry Richards entre 1857 et 1859, le HMS Plumper participe à l'exploration de la côte pacifique de la Colombie-Britannique. Une peinture de ce navire, mouillant à Port Harvey dans le détroit de Johnstone réalisée par un dénommé Startin dans les années 1860, représente le navire surmonté de trois mâts et une cheminée. Une image de ce bateau apparait aussi sur le blason de la ville de Sidney au sud de l'Île de Vancouver. (fr)
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- HMS Plumper (1848) (fr)
- HMS Plumper (1848) (en)
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