 | Basil Hall - Chile - 1824 - 240 pages
...and marines, headed by Lord Cochrane. A gallant stand was again made for some time on the main-deck, but before one o'clock the ship was captured, her...triumphantly out of the harbour, under the fire of the whole of the north face of the castle. The Hyperion, an English, and the Macedonian, an American frigate,... | |
 | Basil Hall - Chile - 1824 - 360 pages
...and marines, headed by Lord Cochrane. A gallant stand was again made for some time on the main-deck, but before one o'clock the ship was captured, her...triumphantly out of the harbour, under the fire of the whole of the north face of the castle. The Hyperion, an English, and the Macedonian, an American frigate,... | |
 | 1824 - 602 pages
...overpowered by a fresh party of seamen and marines, headed by Lord Cochrane. A gallant stand was again made for some time on the main deck ; but before one...was captured, her cables cut, and she was steered triumphant!}' out of the harbour, under the fire of the whole of the north face of the castle.' Vol.11,... | |
 | Basil Hall - Chile - 1825 - 432 pages
...overpowered by a fresh party of seamen and marines, headed by Lord Cochrane. A gallant stand was again made for some time on the main- deck ; but before...triumphantly out of the harbour, under the fire of the whole of the north face of the castle. The Hyperion, an English, and the Macedonian, an American frigate,... | |
 | Charles Stuart Cochrane - Cochrane, Charles Stuart - 1825 - 552 pages
...on the 5th of November, were perhaps never surpassed : the frigate was most gallantly captured, and was steered triumphantly out of the harbour, under the fire of the whole of the north face of the castle. The Spaniards, in this action, had upwards of one hundred and twenty... | |
 | Charles Stuart Cochrane - Cochrane, Charles Stuart - 1825 - 556 pages
...on the 5th of November, were perhaps never surpassed : the frigate was most gallantly captured, and was steered triumphantly out of the harbour, under the fire of the whole of the north face of the castle. The Spaniards, in this action, had upwards of one hundred and twenty... | |
 | Old Sailor - Naval biography - 1826 - 534 pages
...fresh party of seamen and marines, headed by Lord Cochrane. A gallant stand was again made for a short time on the main deck; but before one o'clock the...triumphantly out of the harbour, under the fire of the whole of the north face of the castle. The Hyperion, an English, and the Macedonian, an American frigate,... | |
 | Great Britain - 1833 - 600 pages
...marines, beat them from one of their positions. Before one o'clock, the vessel was captured, and steered out of the harbour under the fire of the whole north face of the castle. In the house of commons, Sir James Mackintosh, on the 21st of June, 1824, eulogized this splendid service... | |
 | 1834 - 508 pages
...marines, beat them from one of their positions. Before one o'clock the vessel was captured, and steered out of the harbour under the fire of the whole north face of the castle. Captain Scott, in his Recollections of a Naval Life, relates the following instance of daring courage... | |
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Crosbie; the after part of the ship was soon carried, sword in hand. The Spaniards rallied on the forecastle, where they made a desperate resistance, till overpowered by a fresh party of seamen and marines, headed by Lord Cochrane. A gallant stand was... 
