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Wednesday, 24 September 2014

Dutch frigate Zr.Ms. Euridice to be transferred from Vlissingen, Netherlands according to Hellevoetsluis, Netherlands according to the Dutch newspaper Vlissingse Courant dated 23 January 1841

An item dated the 17th reported that the Dutch corvette Zr.Ms. Euridice (1) lying in the Dokhaven as a guard ship was to be transported on short notice towards Hellevoetsluis to serve there as a guard ship according to the rumours. It was not known if she would be replaced by another ship. There was hardly any ice on the Schelde.

Note
1. Frigate, laid down at the navy yard of Rotterdam, Netherlands by P. Glavimans in December 1801, launched on 21 April 1802, used as training ship for midshipmen at Hellevoetsluis, Netherlands since 19 April 1803, secret decision to use her as troop transport to the Dutch East Indies 23 July 1805, guard ship at Vlissingen, Netherlands since 1 April 1845, accommodation ship since 1 September 1842, sold on an auction at Vlissingen for ƒ 21.100 on 12 November 1847 and broken up 1847-1848, docked at the navy yard at Hellevoetsluis 27 May-12 July 1811, 7/13-14/20 September 1806, in 1803, 1 September 10 October 1828, 5 May-11 September 1829,made voyages to Surinam and the Dutch East and West Indies dimensions 145’ x 40’ x 17’9½ (fore)-19’(aft) x 15‘ (hold) and an armament of 32 guns.