Prévoyante

Prévoyante was the second of two flûtes built to a design by Raymond-Antoine Haran. She was launched in May 1793 at Bayonne. The British frigates HMS Thetis and HMS Hussar captured Prévoyante in 1795 and the British took her into the Royal Navy after first converting her to a fifth rate. She served as a frigate until 1800, when she underwent reconversion back to a store ship. As a store ship she sailed to the Mediterranean, Cape of Good Hope, and Quebec. She was sold for breaking up in July 1819.

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Prevoyante
combat stores ship, Royal Navy, 

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Frameless

Cape Henry, 1795, after Nicholas Pocock RCIN 735036

The Capture of La Prevoyante and La Raison May 17th 1795 Thomas Sutherland, after Thomas Whitcombe

Capture of La Prevoyante and La Raison, May 17th. 1795

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Cape Henry, 1795, after Nicholas Pocock RCIN 735036		Commons
commons	image		The Capture of La Prevoyante and La Raison May 17th 1795 Thomas Sutherland, after Thomas Whitcombe		Commons
commons	image		Capture of La Prevoyante and La Raison, May 17th. 1795		Commons