HMS Prince

1788 London-class second-rate ship of the line

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1788 (see also HMS Prince, HMS Prince) object, second-rate, Royal Navy, Woolwich Dockyard, Kingdom of Great Britain Q161885, United Kingdom

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• Freebase entry^@

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  HMS Impregnable 1786
  
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  HMS London 1766
  
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  HMS Windsor Castle 1790
  

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1786-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Impregnable

1766-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS London

1790-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Windsor Castle

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Frameless

An English three-decker war ship, probably the Prince, which appears to be at anchor, its lower main sails furled, is approached by a royal yacht, probably the Merlin.

HMS Prince model

Las Glorias Nacionales, 1852 "Heroica defensa del navío Santísima Trinidad en Trafalgar". (4013199155)

London (1766); Impregnable (1786); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2004

London (1766); Prince (1788); Impregnable (1786); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2014

London (1766); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790); Impregnable (1786); Blenheim (1761) RMG J2003

Oct. 22nd 1805 The day after Trafalgar - HMS Neptune and HMS Prince clearing and sinking the Santissima Trinidad, 130 Guns, The largest ship in the action

View of His Majesty's Ship Boyne of 98 Guns, on Fire by Accident at Spithead, May 1795 RMG PY0753

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	1786	HMS Impregnable	second-rate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1766	HMS London	second-rate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1790	HMS Windsor Castle	second-rate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
image		An English three-decker war ship, probably the Prince, which appears to be at anchor, its lower main sails furled, is approached by a royal yacht, probably the Merlin.			Wikimedia
image	2023	HMS Prince model			Wikimedia
image	2009	"Heroica%20defensa%20del%20navío%20Santísima%20Trinidad%20en%20Trafalgar".%20(4013199155).jpg Las Glorias Nacionales, 1852 "Heroica defensa del navío Santísima Trinidad en Trafalgar". (4013199155)			Wikimedia
image		London (1766); Impregnable (1786); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2004			Wikimedia
image		London (1766); Prince (1788); Impregnable (1786); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2014			Wikimedia
image		London (1766); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790); Impregnable (1786); Blenheim (1761) RMG J2003			Wikimedia
image		Oct. 22nd 1805 The day after Trafalgar - HMS Neptune and HMS Prince clearing and sinking the Santissima Trinidad, 130 Guns, The largest ship in the action			Wikimedia
image		View of His Majesty's Ship Boyne of 98 Guns, on Fire by Accident at Spithead, May 1795 RMG PY0753			Wikimedia