Armide class (1915–1935) Armide (SD 2) ex-Japanese Antigone (SD 3) ex-Greek Amazone (SD 4) ex-Greek Joessel class (1917–1935) Joessel (Q109) Fulton (Q110)...

appointed as a pilot to the frigate Amazone, under La Pérouse, in January 1781. Cruising in the Bay of Biscay, Amazone captured the twelve-gun privateer...

she captured the 36-gun Amazone off Cape Henry, but the next day the squadron under Vaudreuil intervened, recapturing Amazone. Two months later, on 30...

Tommaso Salvadori in 1891. The genus name is a Latinized version of the name Amazone given to them in the 18th century by the Comte de Buffon, who believed...

name "Guadeloupe parrot". The name Amazona comes from the French word "Amazone", which Buffon had used to refer to parrots from the Amazonian rainforest...

in Spanish Town, Jamaica Not in line: Frigates Richemont (Mortemart); Amazone (Ensign Bourgarel de Martignan, acting captain replacing Montguyot); Aimable...

1733. Diane, 44 guns, launched February 1707 at Le Havre – deleted 1712. Amazone, 40 (later 42) guns, design by Blaise Pangalo, launched 16 April 1707 at...

1729–33 Diane 42–44 (launched February 1707 at Le Havre) – deleted 1711 Amazone 40–42 (launched 16 April 1707 at Brest) – hulked 1741, broken up 1748 Gloire...

scheduled to take 25 days. Destinations included the Virgin Islands, Martinique, Barbados and Trinidad, a steamboat excursion up the Orinoco to Ciudad...

9 September she captured four privateers, the 8-gun Buonaparte, 10-gun Amazone, 4-gun Sauveur, and 2-gun Fortune. Concorde's success against privateers...