HMS Phoenix

1759 fifth-rate frigate

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1759 — 1780 (see also HMS Phoenix, HMS Phoenix, HMS Phoenix, HMS Phoenix, HMS Phoenix, HMS Phoenix, HMS Phoenix) object, fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy, United Kingdom

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HMS Phoenix

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Frameless

Circumstantial Account of the Wreck of His Majesty's Ship Phoenix: Of 44 guns, Which was Lost in a Hurricane, Off Cuba, in the West Indies, in the Year 1780, as Communicated by Lieutenant Archer in a Letter to his Mother; Also, The Sufferings of Francis Pirard de Laval, on the Maldivia Islands

Forcing a Passage of the Hudson

P 224--Illustration from the book Lonely ships and lonely seas by Ralph Paine. [Caption: Perilous situation of the ship ]

Phoenix (1759) RMG J5198

(References to the sketch of operations at New York (HNS 149) with a view of the engagement on the Hudson river on 16 August 1776.) RMG K0372

(References to the sketch of operations at New York (HNS 149) with a view of the engagement on the Hudson river on 16 August 1776.) RMG K0373

(References to the sketch of operations at New York (HNS 149) with a view of the engagement on the Hudson river on 16 August 1776.) RMG K0859

(References to the sketch of the operations (HNS 149)) RMG K0374

The Phoenix and the Rose engaged by the enemy's fire ships and galleys on Aug. 16, 1776

The Phoenix and the Rose engaged by the enemy's fire ships and galleys on the 16 Augst. 1776 - engrav'd from the original picture by S. Serres from a sketch of Sir James Wallace's. LCCN2004670008

The Phoenix and the Rose engaged by the enemy's fire ships and galleys on the 16 Augst. 1776 (NYPL Hades-118257-54203)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	1759	HMS Phoenix	fifth-rate frigate		Wikidata
image		Circumstantial Account of the Wreck of His Majesty's Ship Phoenix: Of 44 guns, Which was Lost in a Hurricane, Off Cuba, in the West Indies, in the Year 1780, as Communicated by Lieutenant Archer in a Letter to his Mother; Also, The Sufferings of Francis Pirard de Laval, on the Maldivia Islands			Wikimedia
image		Forcing a Passage of the Hudson			Wikimedia
image	1921	P 224--Illustration from the book Lonely ships and lonely seas by Ralph Paine. [Caption: Perilous situation of the ship ]			Wikimedia
image		Phoenix (1759) RMG J5198			Wikimedia
image		(References to the sketch of operations at New York (HNS 149) with a view of the engagement on the Hudson river on 16 August 1776.) RMG K0372			Wikimedia
image		(References to the sketch of operations at New York (HNS 149) with a view of the engagement on the Hudson river on 16 August 1776.) RMG K0373			Wikimedia
image		(References to the sketch of operations at New York (HNS 149) with a view of the engagement on the Hudson river on 16 August 1776.) RMG K0859			Wikimedia
image		(References to the sketch of the operations (HNS 149)) RMG K0374			Wikimedia
image		The Phoenix and the Rose engaged by the enemy's fire ships and galleys on Aug. 16, 1776			Wikimedia
image	1778	The Phoenix and the Rose engaged by the enemy's fire ships and galleys on the 16 Augst. 1776 - engrav'd from the original picture by S. Serres from a sketch of Sir James Wallace's. LCCN2004670008			Wikimedia
image	1778	The Phoenix and the Rose engaged by the enemy's fire ships and galleys on the 16 Augst. 1776 (NYPL Hades-118257-54203)			Wikimedia