- The
Mashouda or
Meshuda was the
Algerian fleet flagship of
admiral Raïs
Hamidou during the
Second Barbary War.
Commodore Stephen Decatur Jr. of the United...
-
Algiers and
launched from the U.S. Navy Yard on 29 June 1797;
stricken 1805
Mashouda 46 (1802)
Stephen Decatur, Jr, of the U.S. Navy,
captured her in 1815;...
- the
frigate Mashouda,
commanded by
Hamidou and the
Algerian brig Estedio,
which were also en
route to Algeria.
After overtaking the
Mashouda,
Decatur fired...
-
Barbary War. On June 17, she parti****ted in the
capture of the
frigate Mashouda and, two days later, of the brig Estedio. In July, when
Epervier was ordered...
- June, the
Americans made
landfall off Cape Gata, Spain, and soon
sighted Mashouda, the
frigate flying the flag of
Algerian Admiral Rais Hammida.
Giving chase...
-
concert with the rest of Decatur's squadron,
captured the
Algerian frigate Mashouda. Two days
later the
Epervier and
three of the
smaller vessels of the squadron...
- war on
Spain so the
Spanish government seized both her and the
frigate Mashouda,
which Decatur had also captured, at Cartagena. Decatur's
squadron regrouped...
-
Commanding a
fleet of nine vessels, he
encountered the
Algerine flagship Mashouda (also
spelled 'Mashuda' or 'Meshuda') of forty-six guns off Cape Gata,...
-
Second Barbary War. Decatur's
squadron captured the
Algerian flagship Mashouda of forty-six guns off Cape Gata on June 15 and
later defeated the twenty-two...
- cannons.
Among these ships were the well-known "Al-Marikana", the
famous "
Mashouda" and the 44
cannon captured vessel "Portuguesa", the
latter was captured...
