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HMS Speedy

Also known as Saint Paul, San Paolo, Speedy

1782 Speedy-class gun-brig

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Mediterranean Sea

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1782 ships Brigs of the French Navy Brigs of the Royal Navy Captured ships Ships built in Kent Ships of the Papal Navy

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