Guirlande (22)
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Origin and History
This frigate was built by Pierre Salinoc at Brest in 1757.
During the Seven Years' War, the frigate was under the command of:
- in 1758: ???
The frigate was taken on June 29 1758 by the British Navy who did not acquired her.
Service during the War
On June 29 1758, while a British amphibious force conducted operations against the coasts of France, the frigate was chased and captured by two British vessels: the Renown (30) and Rochester (50).
Characteristics
| Guns | 22
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| Crew | n/a | ||||
| Length | 105 feet (32 m) | ||||
| Width | 26 feet 8 in (8.15 m) | ||||
| Depth | 12 feet (3.66 m) | ||||
| Displacement | ??? |
References
Deschênes , Ronald; Frégates du Roy de 1682 à 1767, version 2, 2001
- List of French sail frigates
N.B.: the section Service during the War is mostly derived from our articles depicting the various campaigns, battles and sieges.
