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Swan also brought in a galiot that she had recaptured.

By now most of the guards, dogs, and slaves - with Galiot leading the way - had scattered into the woods.

He was already captain on 16 December when she captured the galiot Concordia.

The captain of the galiot continued upriver without him, to fetch the Frenchman's wife as ordered.

Galiot snorted and pawed the ground nervously.

After 1830, a modernised type of galiot was developed that featured a sharper bow similar to a schooner.

Spitfire recaptured the galiot two Brothers in May.

This is Galiot de Genouillac, noble, armorer, commander of artillery.

On 5 May she captured the galiot Vrouw Martha.

King Arthur chooses Gaudifeir to face off against Galiot.

Gaudifeir triumphs, and Galiot is taken to Arthur's stronghold.

In 1765 he ordered a galiot, crewed by thirty oarsmen, to take Godin back to his wife.

Grumbling to himself, he waited atop the impatient Galiot, who kept snorting and pawing at the ground with his small, front hooves.

Her fourth victim, 171-ton galiot Henrietta, which she took on 23 June 1814, was given up to the prisoners Wasp had thus far taken.

On 7 April Princess Augusta recaptured the galiot Aurora.

Netley had herself recaptured one of these, a galiot carrying a cargo of wine from Oporto.

On 12 June he got his first naval command in Russian service, bringing dispatches on a galiot to Azov.

After a week, Loppe handed the task back to Galiot, mentioning that business required him in Kouklia.

In November she captured the galiot Beuns von Koningsberg.

On 24 November 1809 King George captured a Danish galiot whose name later was established as the Texel.

As used by the Barbary pirates against the Republic of Venice, a galiot had two masts and about 16 ranks of oars.

On 4 November, Linnet detained the galiot Wilhelmina, Willem Elderts, master.

On 15 February 1798 Cynthia was in company with Cormorant when they captured the Prussian galiot Welwaert.

On the Sunday prior to 6 November, a Russian galiot that Tartar had captured was laying stranded at Montrose.

The remaining west wing retains its pedimented gateway, which sheltered, in a niche at first floor level, an equestrian statue of Galiot de Genouillac.

"But right now I am going to listen to the captain of that galliot.

She had it easier than the galliot captain, however.

You'll accompany me to hear the galliot captain address the Senate at midday.

The launch was still coming on, heading straight for the port-side galliot.

Williams sent all his boats into the port to demand that the surrender of the galliot.

There was considerably more headroom than in his galliot, but still not enough to allow him to stand upright.

Anyhow, what have you to say about this Dutch galliot?' '

Five days later she recaptured the galliot Frederick William.

The galliot was on fire from one end to the other and was beginning to list as water poured through the hole in its hull.

The burning galliot swung around, its motors stuttering, and began to drift toward the falls.

The Spanish galliot again saved the day by opening fire on the British ships, preventing them from taking further action.

He said, "Perhaps it is a galliot or a carrack, attacked by pirates."

A larger conclusion, according to Dr. Galliot, is that the head's origin may have been driven by the need for active feeding.

She captured another Danish galliot, the Dorothea Elizabeth, on 9 December.

The men from a wrecked Prussian galliot were rescued by Nymphe.

Next day, Cerberus captured the sloop (or galliot) Mary.

Phillips directed the bomb vessels during the opening three day long bombardment, before taking charge of a 300 ton galliot loaded with explosives.

He did not capture her, but he did capture a galliot anchored outside the port.

Not trusting Mavromicali's word, Zebra anchored only 300 yards from the galliot.

Rumors were circulating that a small galliot had arrived from down-gulf, bringing news of the blockading fleets.

Lastly, on 19 October she captured the Danish galliot Haabet.

---gliding down stream towed by the galliot and escorted by a small boat.

On 28 October Erebus captured the Danish galliot Emanuel.

If the British had been able to defeat the galliot, they would have destroyed the Fort Matanzas construction.

At the same moment, there was a tremendous crash and a flare of flame swept down the length of the port-side galliot.