by John Marshall

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by John Marshall Royal Naval Biography — Ross, John (1823)

Since then he has laid before the public another work, entitled,
“A Treatise on Navigation by Steam: comprising a History of the Steam Engine, and an Essay towards a System of the Naval Tactics peculiar to Steam Navigation, as applicable to Commerce and Maritime Warfare; including a comparison of its Advantages as related to other systems in the circumstances of speed, safety, and economy, but more particularly is that of The National Defence.”
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by John Marshall Royal Naval Biography — Ross, John (1823)

In this dashing affair, the British had one man killed, and the midshipman, one sailor, and one marine wounded. In October, the Briseis captured le Petit Poucet, French privateer, of 4 guns and 23 men; and drove on shore three other vessels of the same description.
Captain Ross’s subsequent appointments were, June 7, 1814, to the Actaeon of 16 guns; Aug.
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