HMS Princess Charlotte

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HMS Princess Charlotte was a 104-gun, first-rate ship of the line, the lead ship of her class, built for the Royal Navy by Nicholas Diddams launched on 14 September 1825 at Portsmouth. The occasion was notable for the fact that the gates of the dry dock into which she was to be placed burst because of the high tide and more than 40 people were drowned.

1825  Wikimedia, Wikidata
Princess Charlotte-class first-rate ship of the line, first-rate, Royal Navy, 


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    1825 HMS Princess Charlotte
    1825-09-14T00:00:00Z
    1825-09-14T00:00:00Z
    ship launching
    1818-11-01T00:00:00Z
    1818-11-01T00:00:00Z
    keel laying
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    HMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area.HMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area.
    No. 1. Battle of St Jean d`Acre. 3rd Novr 1840 (From the Westward) RMG PW6135No. 1. Battle of St Jean d'Acre. 3rd Novr 1840 (From the Westward) RMG PW6135
    The Princess Charlotte, Hong Kong, 1859The Princess Charlotte, Hong Kong, 1859
    HMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area.HMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area.
    HMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area.HMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area.
    Princess charlottePrincess charlotte
    HMS Powerful (ship, 1826) . English Camp at Djouni Syria 1840. RMG PW8043 (cropped)HMS Powerful (ship, 1826) . English Camp at Djouni Syria 1840. RMG PW8043 (cropped)
    Princess Charlotte. English Camp at Djouni Syria 1840. Shows HMS Powerful RMG PW8043Princess Charlotte. English Camp at Djouni Syria 1840. Shows HMS Powerful RMG PW8043
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      linkpageThree Decks page@Wikidata
      linkpageThe Victorian Royal Navy page@Wikidata
      commonsimageHMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area. Commons
      commonsimageNo. 1. Battle of St Jean d'Acre. 3rd Novr 1840 (From the Westward) RMG PW6135 Commons
      commonsimageThe Princess Charlotte, Hong Kong, 1859 Commons
      commonsimageHMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area. Commons
      commonsimageHMS Princess Charlotte and part of the Allied Fleet & Squadron 2-3 December 1840, shown after taking part in the Syrian operations of 1840 against Mehmet Ali, battered by the severe storm that raged in this area. Commons
      commonsimagePrincess charlotte Commons
      commonsimageHMS Powerful (ship, 1826) . English Camp at Djouni Syria 1840. RMG PW8043 (cropped) Commons
      commonsimagePrincess Charlotte. English Camp at Djouni Syria 1840. Shows HMS Powerful RMG PW8043 Commons
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