HMS Pyramus was a Royal Navy 36-gun fifth-rate frigate that served during the Napoleonic Wars. The ship was constructed in 1810 and had a distinguished career, participating in various naval operations and engagements. One of its notable actions was the capture of the American privateer Young Teazer during the War of 1812. Pyramus also took part in the blockade of French ports, convoy duties, and other operations in European waters. The ship underwent several refits and modifications throughout its service life, including being converted to a hospital ship in 1831. Ultimately, HMS Pyramus was broken up in 1843, marking the end of its active naval service. The ship's history provides valuable insights into naval warfare strategies, technological advancements, and the role of frigates in the Royal Navy during the early 19th century.

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