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Jean Bart was a merchant vessel built at Bayonne in 1786. Her owners commissioned her at Nantes in 1793 as a privateer. The French Navy requisitioned her in January 1794 and classed her as a corvette and listed her as Jean Bart No. 2 to distinguish her from the French corvette Jean Bart (1793). The Navy intended to rename her Imposant in May 1795, but the Royal Navy captured her first. Laurel was sold in 1797 at Jamaica.

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rdfs:label	French ship Jean Bart (1786) (en)
rdfs:comment	Jean Bart was a merchant vessel built at Bayonne in 1786. Her owners commissioned her at Nantes in 1793 as a privateer. The French Navy requisitioned her in January 1794 and classed her as a corvette and listed her as Jean Bart No. 2 to distinguish her from the French corvette Jean Bart (1793). The Navy intended to rename her Imposant in May 1795, but the Royal Navy captured her first. Laurel was sold in 1797 at Jamaica. (en)
foaf:name	Jean Bart (en) HMS Laurel (en)
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dcterms:subject	Post ships of the Royal Navy 1786 ships Corvettes of the French Navy Captured ships Ships built in France Privateer ships of France
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Wikipage revision ID	1094680419 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Navy Hugh Cloberry Christian Post ships of the Royal Navy Post ship Saint Lucia French Navy Corvette Île de Ré Full-rigged ship 1786 ships Corvettes of the French Navy Hired armed vessels Jean Bart Captured ships Ships built in France Privateer ships of France John Borlase Warren Builder's Old Measurement Post captain Ralph Abercrombie Flush-deck
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Ship acquired	Requisitioned in January 1794 in Nantes (en)
Ship captured	0001-04-15 (xsd:gMonthDay)
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Ship commissioned	1793 (xsd:integer)
Ship sail plan	Full-rigged ship
Ship armament	French service: 5 x 12-pounder guns, 19 x 8-pounder guns 1795: 24 x 8-pounder guns *British service=22 x 9-pounder guns (en)
Ship builder	Bayonne (en)
Ship class	Corvette
Ship complement	French service:177 British service:100 (en)
Ship country	France (en) Great Britain (en)
Ship displacement	550 (xsd:integer)
Ship fate	Sold at Jamaica in 1797 (en)
Ship flag	45 (xsd:integer)
Ship launched	1786 (xsd:integer)
Ship length	* * (en)
Ship name	Jean Bart (en) HMS Laurel (en)
Ship namesake	Jean Bart
Ship tons burthen	423 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	Jean Bart was a merchant vessel built at Bayonne in 1786. Her owners commissioned her at Nantes in 1793 as a privateer. The French Navy requisitioned her in January 1794 and classed her as a corvette and listed her as Jean Bart No. 2 to distinguish her from the French corvette Jean Bart (1793). The Navy intended to rename her Imposant in May 1795, but the Royal Navy captured her first. On 15 April 1795, a naval squadron under Sir John Borlase Warren gave chase to Jean Bart, described in the report of the capture as being a ship-corvette of 26 guns and 187 men. The actual captor, off the Île de Ré, was HMS Artois. The Royal Navy took Jean Bart into service as the post ship HMS Laurel. Between July and 8 December 1795 the Royal Navy had Laurel fitted a Portsmouth. She had been flush-decked, but received a small forecastle, quarterdeck, and extra platforms. She was commissioned under Captain Robert Rolles. He had been promoted to post captain on 12 August 1785; he had been captain of the hired armed ship Lord Mulgrave. Rolles sailed Laurel for the coast of Africa and then the Leeward Islands. In May 1796 Laurel participated in the capture of Saint Lucia under Rear Admiral SirHugh Cloberry Christian and General Ralph Abercrombie, and shared in the prize money for the capture. Laurel was sold in 1797 at Jamaica. (en)
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