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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke abstract "The hired armed lugger Black Joke was a lugger of ten 12-pounder carronades and 108 92/94 tons burthen that entered into the service of the Royal Navy on 22 May 1808.Lieutenant James Leach, late of Milbrook, captained Black Joke on a special service to the Spanish coast before taking command of the bomb vessel Desperate on the Downs station.Lieutenant Moses Cannadey (or Cannady) became Black Joke 's captain after having been captain of Pickle, which he had wrecked on 27 July 1808. On 15 May 1809 Black Joke, under Cannadey, captured the San Buona Ventura. This was probably the Spanish lugger Buena Ventura, which had been sailing from Bayonne to Bilbao and which Black Joke sent into Plymouth on the 23rd.On 10 June 1809 Amelia and Statira captured several French vessels, including the French corvette Mouche, of 16 brass 8-pounder guns and a crew of 180 men, which Black Joke had exchanged broadsides with some time earlier. Between 30 July and 16 August Black Joke participated in the unsuccessful expedition to Walcheren and the adjacent Scheldt islands.On 22 April 1810 she recaptured the Francis. Another account has the recapture taking place on 18 April. Francis had been sailing from Fayal to Liverpool when she was captured. She arrived at Scilly on 26 May. Salvage money for the Francis was due for payment on 20 October 1810. On 1 June the French captured Black Joke in the Channel. Black Joke had been carrying dispatches from Constantinople and Malta, and possibly overland dispatches from India, at the time of her capture. Lloyd's List described her as carrying only four guns, and reported that two French privateers had captured her and taken her into Algiers.She may have been the same vessel as the Hired armed cutter Black Joke. In his narrative of his voyages in the Mediterranean between 1810 and 1814, Charles Robert Cockerell reports traveling with Lieutenant Cannadey in April 1810 to Constantinople and the retaking of the Francis en route. He further reports that Black Joke was an old vessel, having been at the Battle of Camperdown, which is consistent with one of the first mentions of the cutter Black Joke.Cockerell has her being captured off Algiers by two French privateers, one of 10 and one of 8 guns. Lord Byron describes Black Joke as having 6 guns and a crew of 27 men. He further writes that Captain Sir Robert Barrie of Pomone reported that two privateers had captured Black Joke off Sardinia, but not until after she had lost seven men of her crew killed resisting them and Cannadey had succeeded in throwing his dispatches overboard.In 1811, Cannadey is listed as the captain of the lugger Defender, in the Downs. Lieutenant Moses Cannadey died at Plymstock on 14 January 1829.".
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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Battle_of_Camperdown.
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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Carronade.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Category:Captured_ships.
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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Faial_Island.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink French_corvette_Mouche_(1809).
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink George_Gordon_Byron,_6th_Baron_Byron.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink HMS_Amelia_(1796).
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink HMS_Pickle_(1800).
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink HMS_Pomone_(1805).
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Hired_armed_cutter_Black_Joke.
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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Lord_Byron.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Lugger.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Robert_Barrie.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Royal_Navy.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink The_Downs.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Walcheren_Campaign.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLink Walcheren_expedition.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLinkText "''Black Joke''".
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hired armed lugger Black Joke".
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke wikiPageWikiLinkText "hired armed lugger ''Black Joke''".
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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke subject Category:Captured_ships.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke subject Category:Hired_armed_vessels_of_the_Royal_Navy.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke hypernym Lugger.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke type Ship.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke type Ship.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke type Vessel.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke comment "The hired armed lugger Black Joke was a lugger of ten 12-pounder carronades and 108 92/94 tons burthen that entered into the service of the Royal Navy on 22 May 1808.Lieutenant James Leach, late of Milbrook, captained Black Joke on a special service to the Spanish coast before taking command of the bomb vessel Desperate on the Downs station.Lieutenant Moses Cannadey (or Cannady) became Black Joke 's captain after having been captain of Pickle, which he had wrecked on 27 July 1808.".
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke label "Hired armed lugger Black Joke".
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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke sameAs Q5769675.
- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke sameAs Q5769675.
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- Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke isPrimaryTopicOf Hired_armed_lugger_Black_Joke.