HMS Madagascar

1822 Seringapatam-class fifth-rate frigate

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1822 (see also HMS Madagascar, HMS Madagascar) object, fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy, United Kingdom

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1828-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Hotspur

1840-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Maeander

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Figurehead of HMS Madagascar (1822)

Hotspur (1828); Druid (1825); Leda (1828); Nemesis (1826); Eurotas (1829); Africaine (1827); Madagascar (1827) RMG J3844

Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831); Inconstant (cancelled 1832); Jason (cancelled 1831) RMG J3876

Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831) RMG J3871

Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831) RMG J3872

Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831). RMG J3873

Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827), Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831). RMG J3874

Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831). RMG J3875

Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Druid (1825); Africaine (1827); Jason (cancelled 1831), Pique (cancelled 1832), Tigris (cancelled 1832), Statira (cancelled 1832), Stag (1830), Forth (1833), Severn (cancelled RMG J3877

Style of Anton Schranz - The international squadron carrying Prince Otto of Bavaria to become King of Greece firing a salute off Nafplio, February 1833

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel		HMS Druid	fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel		HMS Forth	fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1828	HMS Hotspur	fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel		HMS Leda	fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1840	HMS Maeander	fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel		HMS Seringapatam	fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel		HMS Stag	fifth-rate frigate, Royal Navy		Wikidata
image	2010	Figurehead of HMS Madagascar (1822)			Wikimedia
image		Hotspur (1828); Druid (1825); Leda (1828); Nemesis (1826); Eurotas (1829); Africaine (1827); Madagascar (1827) RMG J3844			Wikimedia
image		Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831); Inconstant (cancelled 1832); Jason (cancelled 1831) RMG J3876			Wikimedia
image		Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831) RMG J3871			Wikimedia
image		Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831) RMG J3872			Wikimedia
image		Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831). RMG J3873			Wikimedia
image		Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827), Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831). RMG J3874			Wikimedia
image		Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Africaine (1827); Statira (cancelled 1832); Druid (1825); Euphrates (cancelled 1831). RMG J3875			Wikimedia
image		Madagascar (1822); Manilla (cancelled 1831); Druid (1825); Africaine (1827); Jason (cancelled 1831), Pique (cancelled 1832), Tigris (cancelled 1832), Statira (cancelled 1832), Stag (1830), Forth (1833), Severn (cancelled RMG J3877			Wikimedia
image		Style of Anton Schranz - The international squadron carrying Prince Otto of Bavaria to become King of Greece firing a salute off Nafplio, February 1833			Wikimedia