HMS Belleisle
1819 Repulse-class third-rate ship of the line

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HMS Belleisle was a 74-gun third-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, launched in 1819. She had an active service history, participating in various naval operations and campaigns, including the First Anglo-Burmese War and the First Opium War. The ship also played a significant role in the capture of Chinese junks during the latter conflict. In 1845, HMS Belleisle was converted into a screw-driven steamship, marking a transition to more modern propulsion methods. She continued to serve in various roles, such as a troopship and a receiving ship, before being finally broken up in 1867. The ship's legacy is preserved through historical records and artifacts, reflecting the evolution of naval technology and tactics during the 19th century.
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