HMS Mercury

1779 Enterprise-class sixth-rate frigate. 

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1779 Enterprise-class sixth-rate frigate, King and Queen Shipyard, Royal Navy, sixth-rate frigate, United Kingdom, 
See also HMS Mercury (1878), HMS Mercury (1745), HMS Mercury (1826)

• Three Decks entry^@
• Freebase entry^@
  

Enterprise-class sixth-rate frigate – HMS Mercury – HMS Mercury – HMS Mercury – King and Queen Shipyard – 

1778-03-25T00:00:00Z

keel laying 1778

1779-12-09T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1779

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Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6317

Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6318

Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6319

Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6320

HMS Mercury takes La Pugliese in Barletta, 7 September 1809 RMG BHC0592

HMS-Mercury-Takes-La-Pugliese-in-Barletta-7th-September-1809-William-John-Huggins RMG BHC0592

William John Huggins (1781-1845) - HMS 'Mercury' Cuts Out the French Gunboat 'Leda' from Rovigno, 1 April 1809 - BHC0589 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
incident	1778	keel laying			Wikidata
incident	1779	ship launching			Wikidata
image		Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6317			Wikimedia
image		Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6318			Wikimedia
image		Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6319			Wikimedia
image		Enterprize (1774), Siren (1773), Fox (1773), Surprize (1774), Acteon (1775), Medea (1778), Serpine (1777), Andromeda (1777), Aurora (1777), Sibyl (1779), Brilliant (1779), Pomona (1778), Crescent (1779), Nemesis (1780), RMG J6320			Wikimedia
image		HMS Mercury takes La Pugliese in Barletta, 7 September 1809 RMG BHC0592			Wikimedia
image		HMS-Mercury-Takes-La-Pugliese-in-Barletta-7th-September-1809-William-John-Huggins RMG BHC0592			Wikimedia
image		William John Huggins (1781-1845) - HMS 'Mercury' Cuts Out the French Gunboat 'Leda' from Rovigno, 1 April 1809 - BHC0589 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia

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