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- HMS Cato was a 50-gun fourth rate ship of the Royal Navy. One of a class of ships constructed for service in the American Revolutionary War, Cato was commissioned in 1782. She became the flagship of Sir Hyde Parker, and sailed with him to the East Indies Station later in the year. After stopping at Rio De Janeiro on 12 December, the ship sailed for the Cape of Good Hope and was never seen again. Theories on her disappearance include her being shipwrecked in locations such as the Malabar Coast and the Maldives, and the crew being murdered by natives. Sir John Knox Laughton argues that it is more likely that Cato caught fire and blew up at sea. (en)
- Lo HMS Cato è stato un vascello di quarta classe da 50 cannoni in servizio tra il 1782 e il 1783 nella Royal Navy. (it)
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- Missing, presumed lost January 1783
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- *Lower deck: 22 × 24-pounder guns
*Upper deck: 22 × 12-pounder guns
*Quarterdeck: 4 × 6-pounder guns
*Forecastle: 2 × 6-pounder guns (en)
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- William Cleverley, Gravesend (en)
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- Missing, presumed lost January 1783 (en)
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- HMS Cato was a 50-gun fourth rate ship of the Royal Navy. One of a class of ships constructed for service in the American Revolutionary War, Cato was commissioned in 1782. She became the flagship of Sir Hyde Parker, and sailed with him to the East Indies Station later in the year. After stopping at Rio De Janeiro on 12 December, the ship sailed for the Cape of Good Hope and was never seen again. Theories on her disappearance include her being shipwrecked in locations such as the Malabar Coast and the Maldives, and the crew being murdered by natives. Sir John Knox Laughton argues that it is more likely that Cato caught fire and blew up at sea. (en)
- Lo HMS Cato è stato un vascello di quarta classe da 50 cannoni in servizio tra il 1782 e il 1783 nella Royal Navy. (it)
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- HMS Cato (1782) (en)
- HMS Cato (1782) (it)
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