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- Q11707630 subject Q8107260.
- Q11707630 subject Q8460104.
- Q11707630 abstract "The Moctezuma (also Montezuma) was a 200 tons sloop of the First Chilean Navy Squadron of unknown provenience.A ship under this name is mentioned as a British whaler captured in April by Captain David Porter on board of the USS Essex (1799) during his raid to the South Pacific Ocean in 1813. The Moctezuma, it is believed, was sold at Valpariaso.The known story begin during the first blockade of Callao by the Chilean Squadron 1819. On 24. March 1819 the warships under the command of Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald captured the Moctezuma. as she, with a US-flag, tried to break the blockade and deliver weapons to the royalists.She participated in the Capture of Valdivia and in the Freedom Expedition of Perú as Dispatch boat. She was left in Callao, but as Cochrane arrived (1822) to the port, he found the Moctezuma under the flag of the new Peruvian Navy. He seized the ship, again, and put the officers ashore. He didn't know that during his absence Bernardo O'Higgins had given the sloop to San Martin as a personal present.Later she was commissioned for use of Cochrane, now under the command of Lieutenat John Pascoe Grenfell and 18. January 1823 Cochrane's flag as Vice Admiral of Chile was lowered for the last time from the main mast of the Moctezuma. She was sold as merchant ship in 1828.".
- Q11707630 class Q210223.
- Q11707630 commissioningDate "1819-03-24".
- Q11707630 shipDisplacement "2.0E8".
- Q11707630 status "captured by mistake by Thomas Cochrane in 1822".
- Q11707630 status "captured by the Chilean Navy on 24. March 1819".
- Q11707630 status "given as gift toJosé de San Martínin 1822".
- Q11707630 status "sold as merchant ship in 1828".
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- Q11707630 shipClass Q210223.
- Q11707630 shipCommissioned "1819-03-24".
- Q11707630 shipDisplacement "200.0".
- Q11707630 shipFate "captured by mistake by Thomas Cochrane in 1822".
- Q11707630 shipFate "captured by the Chilean Navy on 24. March 1819".
- Q11707630 shipFate "given as gift to José de San Martín in 1822".
- Q11707630 shipFate "sold as merchant ship in 1828".
- Q11707630 shipName "Moctezuma".
- Q11707630 shipName "unknown".
- Q11707630 type Product.
- Q11707630 type MeanOfTransportation.
- Q11707630 type Ship.
- Q11707630 type DesignedArtifact.
- Q11707630 type Thing.
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- Q11707630 comment "The Moctezuma (also Montezuma) was a 200 tons sloop of the First Chilean Navy Squadron of unknown provenience.A ship under this name is mentioned as a British whaler captured in April by Captain David Porter on board of the USS Essex (1799) during his raid to the South Pacific Ocean in 1813. The Moctezuma, it is believed, was sold at Valpariaso.The known story begin during the first blockade of Callao by the Chilean Squadron 1819. On 24.".
- Q11707630 label "Moctezuma (ship)".
- Q11707630 depiction Flag_of_Spain_(1785-1873_and_1875-1931).svg.
- Q11707630 name "Moctezuma".
- Q11707630 name "unknown".