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	USS Syren (1803) - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The USS Syren (later Siren) was a brig in the United States Navy during the First Barbary War and the War of 1812.
		Syren was built for the Navy in 1803 at Philadelphia by Nathaniel Hutton and launched on 6 August 1803.
		Syren cruised in the Mediterranean during the spring and summer of 1804 and participated in the attacks on Tripoli in August and September 1804.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/USS_Syren_(1803) (455 words)

	USS Syren (1803)
		The USS Syren (later Siren) was a brig in the United States Navy during the First Barbary War and the War of 1812.
		Syren was built for the Navy in 1803 at Philadelphia by Nathaniel Hutton and launched on 6 August 1803.
		Syren cruised in the Mediterranean during the spring and summer of 1804 and participated in the attacks on Tripoli in August and September 1804.
	www.starrepublic.org /encyclopedia/wikipedia/u/us/uss_syren__1803_.html (443 words)

	USS Intrepid (1798) - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		The first USS Intrepid was a captured ketch in the United States Navy during the First Barbary War.
		Enterprise, Lt. Stephen Decatur in command, captured Mastico 23 December 1803 as she was sailing from Tripoli to Constantinople under Turkish colors and without passports.
		After a time-consuming search for a translator, the ketch's papers and the testimony of an English ship master who had been in Tripoli to witness her role in operations against Philadelphia convinced the commander of the American squadron, Commodore Edward Preble, that Mastico was a legitimate prize.
	www.music.us /education/U/USS-Intrepid-(1798).htm (1017 words)

	USS Intrepid (1798) - meaning of word (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The bomb ketch was one of several Tripolitan vessels capturing USS Philadelphia (1799) 31 October 1803 after the American frigate had run fast aground on uncharted Kaliusa reef some 5 miles east of Tripoli.
		USS Enterprise (1799), Lt. Stephen Decatur in command, captured ''Mastico'' 23 December 1803 as she was sailing from Tripoli to Constantinople under Turkey colors and without passports.
		After a time-consuming search for a translator, the ketch's papers and the testimony of an England ship master who had been in Tripoli to witness her role in operations against ''Philadelphia'' convinced the commander of the American squadron, Commodore Edward Preble, that ''Mastico'' was a legitimate prize.
	wordsonline.org /USS_Intrepid_(1798) (874 words)

	:::► Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net ◄:::
		''Syren'' was built for the Navy in 1803 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia by Nathaniel Hutton and launched on 6 August 1803.
		To achieve this end, ''Syren'' and ketch USS Intrepid (1798) ''Intrepid'' got underway from Syracuse on 3 February 1804 and proceeded to Tripoli which they reached on the 7th.
		Stewart named her USS Scourge (1804) ''Scourge'', and she served the American squadron under that name.
	www.mauspfeil.net /USS_Syren_(1803).html (593 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/First Barbary War
		USS Argus, USS Chesapeake, USS Constellation, USS Constitution, USS Enterprise, USS Intrepid, USS Philadelphia and USS Syren all saw service during the war under the overall command of Commodore Edward Preble.
		In October of 1803, Tripoli's fleet was able to capture the USS Philadelphia intact after the frigate ran aground while patrolling Tripoli harbor.
		On February 16, 1804, a small contingent of U.S. sailors in a disguised USS Intrepid (which looked like a local vessel because she had been captured by the Navy when she left Tripoli three months earlier) and led by Lieutenant Stephen Decatur, Jr.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/First_Barbary_War (1801 words)

	Netstuff\Tropics\shipsV
		After a year at home, she returned to the Mediterranean in 1803 under the command of Captain William Bainbridge, and in August she captured a 28-gun Moroccan warship and recovered a captured American merchantman.
		On October 31, 1803, while chasing a Tripolitan vessel near the entrance to Tripoli, she struck an uncharted rock.
		She was one of the Tripolitan small craft which forced the surrender of the Philadelphia after she ran aground at the entrance to the harbor at Tripoli on October 31, 1803.
	www.geocities.com /TheTropics/Shores/1258/shipsv.html (7514 words)

	USS Syren (1803) - meaning of word
		Syren was built for the Navy in 1803 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by Nathaniel Hutton and launched on 6 August 1803.
		To prevent the frigate from opposing his planned operations against Tripoli, the commander of the American squadron in the Mediterranean, Commodore (rank) Edward Preble, decided to destroy her.
		To achieve this end, Syren and ketch USS Intrepid (1798) got underway from Syracuse on 3 February 1804 and proceeded to Tripoli which they reached on the 7th.
	wordsonline.org /USS_Syren_(1803) (489 words)

	USS Syren (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Syren-a brig built for the Navy in 1803 at Philadelphia by Nathaniel Hutton-was launched on 6 August 18Q3; and was commissioned some time later in the month of September, Lt. Charles Stewart in command.
		However, before the American ships could launch their attack, they were driven off by a violent gale and did not get back off Tripoli until the 16th.
		Soon after their arrival, Syren captured a place called Madona Catapolcana and sent her to Malta.
	www.multied.com /1812/Ghent.htmlhttp://www.multied.com/Navy/Brigatines/syren.html (409 words)

	Model Ship World Gallery :: U.S.S Brig "Syren" 1803 - 1814
		Here is some information on the ships service, and model statistics, from Jose: USS Syren (later Siren) was a brig in the United States Navy during the First Barbary War and the War of 1812.
		The brig departed Philadelphia on 27 August 1803 and reached Gibraltar.Syren captured varias embarcaciones and cruised in the Mediterranean in 1804 participated in the attacks on Tripoli in August and September 1804.
		The U.S.S. Syren measure : Length: 94 ft 3 1/2 in (28.7 m).
	modelshipworld.com /phpBB2/modules/gallery/album42 (189 words)

	First_barbary_war info here at en.128mb.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		USS Constitution, USS Constellation, USS Philadelphia, USS Chesapeake, USS Argus, USS Syren 'n USS Intrepid utter saw usefulness mid the fighting paltry the blanket mandate of Commodore Edward Preble.
		In October of 1803, Tripoli's fleet was able to arrest the USS Philadelphia unblemished after the frigate ran aground while patrolling Tripoli harbor.
		On February 16, 1804, a narrow contingent of U.S. sailors in a disguised USS Intrepid 'n led by Lieutenant Stephen Decatur, Jr.
	en.128mb.info /First_Barbary_War (1946 words)

	First_barbary_war info here at en.1320-kfan.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		USS Constitution, USS Constellation, USS Philadelphia, USS Chesapeake, USS Argus, USS Syren 'n USS Intrepid total saw appropriateness mid the battle underneath the umbrella proscription of Commodore Edward Preble.
		In October of 1803, Tripoli's fleet was able to ensnare the USS Philadelphia unblemished after the frigate ran aground while patrolling Tripoli harbor.
		On February 16, 1804, a unpretentious contingent of U.S. sailors in a disguised USS Intrepid 'n led by Lieutenant Stephen Decatur, Jr.
	en.1320-kfan.info /First_Barbary_War (1997 words)

	USS Syren by José Barreto
		The USS Syren was built in Philadelphia in 1803 by Benjamin Hutton.
		The siren figure, included in the original plan, was changed after the boat was captured in 1812, as well as some other elements afore, as can been seen in the plan on page 185 of the book written by Chapelle.
		The Syren had a 93-feet length between perpendiculars, 27 feet in breadth and 12 feet 6 inches in draught.
	www.modelismonaval.com /magazine/syren/syreni.htm (233 words)

	Sailing Ships of the Royal Navy, S1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		On 21 March 1803, when resumption of the war seemed likely, SAN JOSEF was ordered to be hauled down the harbour ready to be re-commissioned.
		On 13 July 1803, in a fine breeze, SEAHORSE, ARROW, WASP and the storeship PREVOYANTE sailed from Portsmouth with a large convoy for Lisbon and the Mediterranean.
		She was wrecked off the Texel during the night of Thursday 21 July 1803 due to the ignorance of the pilots.
	www.cronab.demon.co.uk /S1.HTM (19294 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Thomas MacDonough
		With the cessation of hostilities between the United States and France the next year, MacDonough was assigned to the 38-gun Constellation as the navy began its post-war reduction.
		After requesting a transfer to a more active front, MacDonough was assigned to gunboats defending Portland, Maine before being reassigned to Burlington, Vermont as commander of naval forces in Lake Chaplain in October.
		Several ships of the Navy have been named USS Macdonough in his honor as has the city of McDonough, Georgia and the Town of McDonough in New York.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Thomas_MacDonough (971 words)

	First Barbary War - ZDNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		USS Argus, USS Chesapeake, USS Constellation, USS Constitution, USS Enterprise, USS Intrepid, USS Philadelphia and USS Syren all saw service during the war under the overall command of Commodore Edward Preble.
		In October of 1803, Tripoli's fleet was able to capture the USS Philadelphia intact after the frigate ran aground while patrolling Tripoli harbor.
		On February 16, 1804, a small contingent of U.S. sailors in a disguised USS Intrepid (which looked like a local vessel because she had been captured by the Navy when she left Tripoli three months earlier) and led by Lieutenant Stephen Decatur, Jr.
	first-barbary-war.zdnet.co.za /zdnet/First_Barbary_War (2139 words)

	War on Terror or Democracy Crusade? Which do you support? - Page 3 - Sean Hannity Discussion
		The American navy went unchallenged in the sea, and as the question remained undecided Jefferson pressed the issue the following year, with an increase in military force and deployment of many of the navy's best ships to the region throughout 1802.
		USS Constitution, USS Constellation, USS Philadelphia, USS Chesapeake, USS Argus, USS Syren and USS Intrepid all saw service during the war under the overall command of Commodore Edward Preble.
		Throughout 1803 Preble set up and maintained blockade of the Barbary ports and executed a campaign of raids and attacks against the cities' fleets.
	www.hannity.com /forum/showthread.php?t=16858&page=3 (937 words)

	USS Constitution
		In 1803 amid growing demand for tribute and increasing seizures by the Barbary pirates, Constitution was recommissioned under Captain Edward Preble and sailed as flagship of the Mediterranean Squadron on 14 August.
		In this battle of only half an hour the United States "rose to the rank of a first-class power"; the country was fired with fresh confidence and courage; and union among the States was greatly strengthened.
		A public grateful for her protective services once again rescued her from imminent destruction in 1905 and she was thereafter partially restored for use as a national museum.
	members.cox.net /shipkiller/data/frigate/constitution_frigate.html (10010 words)

	Thomas MacDonough - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		With the cessation of hostilities between the United States and France the next year, MacDonough was assigned to the 38-gun Constellation as the navy began its post-war reduction.
		After requesting a transfer to a more active front, MacDonough was assigned to gunboats defending Portland, Maine before being reassigned to Burlington, Vermont as commander of naval forces in Lake Chaplain in October.
		Several ships of the Navy have been named USS Macdonough in his honor as has the city of McDonough, Georgia and the Town of McDonough in New York.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thomas_McDonough (948 words)

	Bringing Richard Somers Home
		Buried by American prisoners from the captured frigate USS Philadelphia, Somers, two other officers – Lt. Henry Wadsworth (Uncle of Longfellow), Charles Israel, and ten sailors and marines were laid to rest a few hundred yards east of the old Bashaw’s castle, now a museum.
		Instead, the remains of Lt. Richard Somers and the 12 man crew of the USS Intrepid are buried in a small park near Tripoli harbor where they died on September 4, 1804.
		Mustafa Burchis, harbormaster of Tripoli, undertakes a meticulous examination of the old Jewish records, private Arab collections of letters, papers and diaries, and interviews innumerable descendants of residents of Tripoli at the time of the disaster, and completes a report of the matter that is transmitted to the US Embassy Rome.
	www.richardsomers.org /rs_pages/rs_news.html (10876 words)

	Palau Ships
		Whaleship SYREN of London, Capt Frederich Coffin,put in at Palau on Mar 31.
		USS SARATOGA, Cmdr W.S. Walker, on a cruise to the East Indies.
		Ship SYREN, Capt Charles H. Allen, on a trading voyage from SF to Calcutta, sighted Pulo Anna on May 23.
	www.micsem.org /pubs/articles/historical/forships/palau.htm (5538 words)

	United States of America Congressional Gold Medal USS Constitution
		The USS Constitution has now graced the United States with her service for more than two hundred years.
		Authorized by Congress in 1794, built in 1797, and launched in 1798, Constitution saw action in one undeclared war and two official wars and was a powerful arm of the United States military capable of carrying American firepower to distant parts of the globe.
		The highlight of her military action in that conflict was the bombardment of Tripoli with the rest of the U.S. fleet in late summer 1804.
	www.congressionalgoldmedal.com /USSConstitution.htm (9767 words)

	MacDonough!
		On December 14, 1803, he was assigned to the "Enterprise", a 12-gun schooner.
		The "Enterprise" along with the "Constitution" was sent out to either retake the "Philadelphia" or destroy it so that Tripoli could not use her against the U.S. They decided it was to risky of an operation too retake her so they set her a fire.
		USS Macdonough DD 9, USS Macdonough DD 331, USS Macdonough DD 351, USS Macdonough DDG 39 (DLG 8):
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