British schooner 'Atalanta' (1814)

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Atalanta
Nominal Guns	12	BWAS-1793
Nationality	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Operator	Royal Navy
Previously	American Privateer schooner 'Siro' (1812) (12) 1812-1814 American 12 Gun Privateer Schooner
Captured	13.1.1814	BWAS-1793
Shipyard	Baltimore - Maryland	BWAS-1793
Category	Unrated	BWAS-1793
Ship Type	Schooner	BWAS-1793
Captured	1814	BWAS-1793

Dimensions

DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentBWAS-1793
Burthen225Tons BM

Service History

DateEventSource
1814Taken by

Sources

IDNameAuthorType

BWAS-1793Rif Winfield, Book

Previous comments on this page

Posted by Philip Fazzini on Sunday 11th of May 2025 16:57

After captured Siro was renamed Atalanta and sold to Bartle & Co. owners, and trade Liverpool–Bordeaux [MAster R. Jackson]
After the Atalanta was recaptured it was taken to Savannah Georgia as a prize, where she was condemned and sold. However the Atalanta's captain, mate and supercargo, were among those lost shortly thereafter when Wasp disappeared at sea

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