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| − | |----- | + | | name=USS ''President'' |
| − | | colspan="2" align="center" | [[Image:USS President.jpg|300px|USS ''President'']]
| + | | image=USS President.jpg |
| − | |----- | + | | caption= |
| − | ! style="color: white; height: 30px; background: navy no-repeat scroll top left;" | Career
| + | | flag-raw=[[File:15 star flag.png|40px]] [[Image:15 star Jack.PNG|30px]] |
| − | ! style="background:navy;align:right;" | [[Image:15 star Jack.PNG|48px|USN Jack]]
| + | | flag-caption= |
| − | |----- | + | | owner=United States Navy |
| − | | Launched: || 10 April 1800 | + | | built=Christian Bergh Shipyard<br/>East River, New York |
| − | |----- | + | | authorized=27 March 1794 |
| − | | Commissioned: || July 1800
| + | | keellaid= |
| − | |----- | + | | launched=10 April 1800 |
| − | | Fate:
| + | | commissioned=July 1800 |
| − | | Captured by Britain; broken up | + | | retired= |
| − | |----- | + | | status=Captured in war, 15 January 1815<br/>Broken up in Portsmouth, England 1817 |
| − | ! colspan="2" style="color: white; height: 30px; background: navy no-repeat scroll top left;" | Specifications
| + | | type=Sail frigate |
| − | |----- | + | | displ=1,244 t |
| − | | Displacement: || 1,576t
| + | | length=175 ft at waterline |
| − | |----- | + | | beam=44.3 ft |
| − | | Dimensions: || 175 ft x 44.3ft x 13.9ft | + | | draft=13.9 ft |
| − | |----- | + | | speed=13+ knots |
| − | | Armament: | + | | test= |
| − | | 32-24pdr<br>22-42pdr carronades<br>1-long 18pdr | + | | armament=thirty-two 24 pd guns<br>twenty-two 42 pd carronades |
| − | |----- | + | | crew=420 officers and men |
| − | | Complement: || 420 officers and crew | + | | troops= |
| | + | | pass= |
| | |} | | |} |
| | + | }} |
| | '''USS ''President''''', one of the six original frigates of the [[United States Navy]], was built by Christian Bergh, East River, New York; launched 10 April 1800; and sailed from New York on her first cruise, 5 August 1800, Commodore [[Thomas Truxton]] in command. | | '''USS ''President''''', one of the six original frigates of the [[United States Navy]], was built by Christian Bergh, East River, New York; launched 10 April 1800; and sailed from New York on her first cruise, 5 August 1800, Commodore [[Thomas Truxton]] in command. |
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