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| The French | fleet then sailed away. |
| The French | fleet under Captain Cosmao attacking Diamond Rock. |
| French | fleet off Tangiers, Illustrated London News, 1844. |
| After the French | fleet and burnt Brighton in 1513. |
| The Free French | fleet arrived at Toulon on September 13. |
| The French | Fleet and the Royal Navy's Mediterranean Fleet domin |
| The French | fleet left harbour and evaded the main British block |
| A French | fleet of four ships under the command of Jacques Cas |
| Graves sighted the French | Fleet, but chose to leave because he was outnumbered |
| rmed the harbour of Toulon to seize the French | fleet, triggering the scuttling of the French fleet. |
| News of the returning French | fleet reached Vice Admiral Robert Calder on 19 July. |
| The French | fleet consisted of thirteen ships of the line and fo |
| His failure to close with the French | fleet was later cited against him. |
| 6 July - Battle of Algeciras: The French | fleet achieves victory over the British. |
| Main article: Destruction of the French | Fleet at Mers-el-Kebir |
| The attack of Mogador by the French | fleet in August 1844, Serkis Diranian. |
| According to Hasted, a French | fleet approached Hythe in 1293 and landed 200 men, b |
| he wake of their attempt to capture the French | fleet, but his assistant managed to warn other offic |
| Countess kept the French | fleet in sight for several days and was able to sign |
| part in a battle lost against a larger French | fleet off Beachy Head, Sussex, on 30 june 1690. |
| Daylight showed the French | fleet, except 3-4 ships clustered, with the closest |
| The British ships chased the French | fleet, and brought them to action in the Battle of G |
| Even when the French | fleet, whose presence had hitherto prevented an atta |
| Most of the French | fleet at Toulon was scuttled by order of Admiral Jea |
| aim of capturing intact the demobilised French | fleet at Toulon. |
| t in the Operation Catapult against the French | fleet in Mers el Kebir. |
| ender in the spring, when he expected a French | fleet to arrive. |
| e was scuttled, in the Scuttling of the French | fleet in Toulon. |
| ather, Admiral de Grasse, commanded the French | fleet which surprised Cornwallis at Yorktown and for |
| n George Henry Towry to reconnoitre the French | fleet at Toulon. |
| ogue occurred during the pursuit of the French | fleet after the battle of Barfleur on 19 May Old Sty |
| 30 August - American Revolutionary War: French | fleet under Comte de Grasse enters Chesapeake Bay, c |
| S Mermaid during the campaign against a French | fleet which threatened to invade Ireland. |
| ed Bonaparte in Egypt and destroyed the French | fleet at the Battle of the Nile (1-2 August 1798). |
| aim of the campaign was to destroy the French | fleet thought to be in Flushing whilst providing a d |
| 2, Laborde ordered the scuttling of the French | fleet in Toulon to prevent his ships from falling in |
| dmiral, famous for the scuttling of the French | fleet in Toulon. |
| termining the exact dispositions of the French | fleet and even more trouble assessing the casualties |
| the bombardment and destruction of the French | Fleet on July 3, 1940. |
| ship Dunkerque, in the Scuttling of the French | fleet in Toulon on the same day. |
| The French | fleet, whether through accident or design, steered s |
| eau-Renaud had arrived in Havana with a French | fleet to transport the tribute of New Spain to Franc |
| considered that the elimination of the French | fleet sealed the success of Operation Anton. |
| Leygues avoided the destruction of the French | Fleet at Mers-el-Kebir and eventually put into Toulo |
| ember 1942, during Operation Torch, the French | fleet in Casablanca was attacked by American warship |
| e head of the British line pursuing the French | fleet and engaged the Formidable and Tigre. |
| e was with Nelson when they located the French | fleet, under the command of Vice-Admiral Brueys, moo |
| family, which gave some admirals to the French | fleet and from whom most of the borough fishermen ar |
| he Saintes, a Royal Navy victory over a French | fleet intending to invade Jamaica in 1782. |
| his duties when on September 3, 1779, a French | fleet of twenty-five ships appeared unexpectedly off |
| els and lost 96 killed 269 wounded, the French | fleet was 28 vessels and they lost 40 killed 93 woun |
| and took part in the skirmish with the French | fleet off Martinique in 1781. |
| ops moved to seize what was left of the French | Fleet in the port of Toulon. |
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