French frigate Carthaginoise

French frigate Carthaginoise
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32-gun Maltese frigate later used by France

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French frigate Carthaginoise

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Sante Elisabeth was a 32-gun frigate of the Navy of the Order of Saint John of Malta. Built in Valletta in 1782 and launched the following year, she served with the Maltese Navy until France captured Malta in 1798. Recommissioned by France as Carthaginoise under Captain Jean-Marie Letellier, she remained blockaded in harbour during the Siege of Malta. Britain captured her in 1800 and broke her up after finding her stripped for firewood.

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Original name
Sante Elisabeth
Built
1782, Valletta
Fate
Broken up by the British
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French frigate Carthaginoise (English Wikipedia)
Wikidata
Q5502151
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