HMS Bellerophon

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HMS Bellerophon was a British Royal Navy ship of the line famed for her prominent role in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, including the surrender of Napoleon Bonaparte aboard her in 1815.

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HMS Bellerophon canonical 16
HMS Bellerophon (ship) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy warship
ship of the line
armament 74-gun
battleHonour The Glorious First of June 1794
The Nile 1798
linked to: Battle of the Nile

Trafalgar 1805
linked to: Battle of Trafalgar
beam 47 ft 1 in
builder Frindsbury shipyard
William Batson & Co.
captain Frederick Lewis Maitland
Henry d’Esterre Darby
John Cooke
Thomas Pasley
carriedPerson Napoleon Bonaparte
country Kingdom of Great Britain
crewComplement 590
decommissioned 1815
depthOfHold 20 ft 4 in
fate broken up at Plymouth
flagshipOf Rear-Admiral Thomas Pasley at the Glorious First of June
laidDown 1782
laterUse convict ship
prison hulk
launched 1786
launchedOn 1786-10-07
length 168 ft (gundeck)
locationOfEvent surrender of Napoleon in the roadstead off Rochefort
material wooden hull
namedAfter Bellerophon
nickname Billy Ruffian
notableEvent Napoleon Bonaparte surrendered aboard her in July 1815
operator Royal Navy
participatedIn Battle of Aboukir Bay
linked to: Battle of the Nile

Battle of Trafalgar
Battle of the First of June 1794
Battle of the Nile
French Revolutionary Wars
Glorious First of June
Napoleonic Wars
blockade of Brest
portOfRegistry Sheerness
linked to: Sheerness Port
propulsion sail
rate third-rate ship of the line
scrapped 1836
serviceEntry 1786
shipClass Arrogant-class ship of the line
soldForBreakingUp 1836
tonnage 1,612 bm
tookToDestination Napoleon Bonaparte to Plymouth

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