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SANDWICH Cutter Cutter taken from the French by PIQUE and PELICAN at the evacuation of Aux Cayes in San Domingo during October 1803.
Sold in 1805.
  • 1805 Charles BERNARDING, Jamaica.
  • On 21 April 1805 Capt. DASHWOOD of BACCHANTE ordered SANDWICH and the NASSAU schooner to cruise from New providence in search of privateers.
  • On 6 May, about 25 miles W. S. W. of the West Caicos, they captured the French schooner RENOMMEE which was armed with one long 9-pounders and two six-pounders. She carried 56 men. The following day they took two more schooners, RENCONTRE (2) and VENUS (1) with 77 men between them. They could have continued the cruise for a longer period but were forced to return because of the large number of prisoners they were carrying.

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