The same biography reports that " Harpy " had captured two privateers, one of four guns and the other a rowboat, and recaptured two coasting vessels.
12.
Upon landing on the wharf and planning some mischief they heard an alarm gun fired before they could set fire to the coasting vessel docked there and beat a hasty retreat.
13.
For this purpose they had to rely on the small coasting vessels or Champans ( boats ) and when opportunity offered, musk, cloth and brass were imported by them from the neighbouring continent.
14.
In July 1810, three British warships, the frigate,, and, captured or destroyed a convoy of 31 coasting vessels that were carrying stores and provisions from Naples to Murat's army at Scylla.
15.
Its proximity to the port facilitated the transport and stowage, with half of snuff imported into Spain was received and stored in the warehouse, distributed by coasting vessels, rail or road to the national eleven factories Tabacalera.
16.
From there " Weazel " transferred to the coast of Catalonia, where she captured the Spanish privateer " Secondo Cornelo ", of eight guns, though pierced for 20, and also about 15 coasting vessels.
17.
On 4 May, boats from " Armide ", with the assistance of boats from the 8-gun HMS " Daring ", attacked a French convoy of armed and coasting vessels off the �le de R?
18.
On 25 July 1810 the frigate, " Weazle ", and " Weazle " s sister-ship were off Amantea when they captured or destroyed a convoy of 31 coasting vessels that were carrying stores and provisions from Naples to Amanthea.
19.
In 1805, Balthasar von Campenhausen was appointed Governor of Taganrog, where he created : the Taganrog Customs district; the new slope to the haven; new stone storehouses for goods; started construction of coasting vessels for transportation of goods to other Russian ports on City Park.
20.
On her second cruise, under Captain Jeremiah Grant, she captured the brig " Porgie ", sailing from Antigua, and the brig " Burchall ", traveling from Barbados to Demerara, plus a number of coasting vessels operating among islands of the West Indies.
