Nossa Senhora da Conceição was launched at Lisbon on 13 July 1771 for the Portuguese Navy as a first rate ship of the line of 90 guns. In 1793 she was the flagship of the squadron that the Portuguese Navy provided to assist the British Royal Navy's Channel Fleet. The next year the Portuguese government refitted her and changed her name to Príncipe Real. In 1798-1800 Príncipe Real served in the Mediterranean as the flagship of the Portuguese squadron assisting Admiral Nelson.
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| - Nossa Senhora da Conceição (Schiff, 1771) (de)
- Nossa Senhora da Conceição (1771 ship) (en)
- Nossa Senhora da Conceição (nau 1771) (pt)
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| - Die Nossa Senhora da Conceição (deutsch Unsere liebe Frau von der unbefleckten Empfängnis) war ein 90-Kanonen-Linienschiff der portugiesischen und später brasilianischen Marine, das von 1771 bis 1822 in Dienst stand. (de)
- A Nossa Senhora da Conceição (posteriormente renomeada como Príncipe Real) foi uma nau de linha, ao serviço da Marinha Portuguesa, entre 1771 e 1822. Foi a mais poderosa nau de guerra portuguesa, de sempre. E também foi a embarcação utilizada por D. João VI para a transferência da corte portuguesa para o Brasil, em 1808. (pt)
- Nossa Senhora da Conceição was launched at Lisbon on 13 July 1771 for the Portuguese Navy as a first rate ship of the line of 90 guns. In 1793 she was the flagship of the squadron that the Portuguese Navy provided to assist the British Royal Navy's Channel Fleet. The next year the Portuguese government refitted her and changed her name to Príncipe Real. In 1798-1800 Príncipe Real served in the Mediterranean as the flagship of the Portuguese squadron assisting Admiral Nelson. (en)
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| - Príncipe Real arriving in Rio de Janeiro with the Portuguese royal family (en)
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- U.K. of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves (en)
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| - Die Nossa Senhora da Conceição (deutsch Unsere liebe Frau von der unbefleckten Empfängnis) war ein 90-Kanonen-Linienschiff der portugiesischen und später brasilianischen Marine, das von 1771 bis 1822 in Dienst stand. (de)
- Nossa Senhora da Conceição was launched at Lisbon on 13 July 1771 for the Portuguese Navy as a first rate ship of the line of 90 guns. In 1793 she was the flagship of the squadron that the Portuguese Navy provided to assist the British Royal Navy's Channel Fleet. The next year the Portuguese government refitted her and changed her name to Príncipe Real. In 1798-1800 Príncipe Real served in the Mediterranean as the flagship of the Portuguese squadron assisting Admiral Nelson. In mid-September 1798, a squadron of Portuguese ships arrived at Malta during the two-year British siege. The Portuguese squadron included Príncipe Real (90; Captain Puysigur), (74; Captain Thomas Stone), (74; Captain Mitchell), (64; Captain Donald Campbell), and the brig (24; Captain Duncan). Four of the captains were British, and all were under the command of Domingos Xavier de Lima, Marquess of Niza. In addition, the British ship HMS Lion (Captain Manley Dixon) and the fireship HMS Incendiary (Captain George Baker) were attached to the squadron. The Portuguese government had sent this force from the Tagus to augment Nelson's fleet. After a brief stay off Malta the squadron continued to Alexandria. There Nelson sent the squadron back to blockade Malta. HMS Foudroyant departed Naples on 6 August 1799, in company with the frigate Syren, and Príncipe Real. Foudroyant also transported the Sardinian royal family to Leghorn on 22 September. On 18 October 1800, an Anglo-Portuguese squadron shared in the capture of the Ragusan polacca Madonna Della Gratia e San Gaetano, which was carrying plate, amongst other cargo. The British vessels were Alexander, Terpsichore, Bonne Citoyenne and Incendiary, and the Portuguese vessels Príncipe Real, Rainha de Portugal, Afonso de Albuquerque, and the corvette Benjamin. During the transfer of the Portuguese Court to Brazil in 1807-08, Príncipe Real was the flagship of the Portuguese flotilla. (en)
- A Nossa Senhora da Conceição (posteriormente renomeada como Príncipe Real) foi uma nau de linha, ao serviço da Marinha Portuguesa, entre 1771 e 1822. Foi a mais poderosa nau de guerra portuguesa, de sempre. E também foi a embarcação utilizada por D. João VI para a transferência da corte portuguesa para o Brasil, em 1808. (pt)
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