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Three vessels have served the Royal Navy, albeit briefly, under the name HMS Charlotte. * HMS Charlotte (1797) was a brig of eight guns purchased in the Leeward Islands that wrecked on Hispaniola on 21 December 1797, within four months of her purchase. Because she wrecked so quickly, she was never entered into Admiralty records. All her crew made it to shore on her fallen masts. There the Spaniards took them prisoner and marched them to Santiago. Her commander was Lieutenant John Thicknesse. * HMS Charlotte (1798) was an eight-gun schooner purchased in the Leeward Islands in 1797 that a French privateer captured in October 1798 while she was under the command of Lieutenant Thicknesse. * HMS Charlotte (1800) was a schooner purchased in 1800. She was armed with six 3-pounder guns and wrec