HMS Greyhound was a 28-gun Enterprise-class sixth-rate frigate of the Royal Navy, launched in 1780. The ship had an active service life during the American Revolutionary War, capturing several enemy vessels and participating in various engagements. In 1782, Greyhound was part of a squadron that engaged the French fleet near the West Indies. The ship was later involved in operations off the coast of North America and the West Indies, contributing to the British naval efforts during the conflict. After the war, Greyhound continued its service in different capacities, including convoy escorts and anti-slavery patrols. The ship underwent various repairs and refits throughout its career, reflecting the evolving naval technologies and strategies of the time. HMS Greyhound was eventually sold out of service in 1815, marking the end of its active duty with the Royal Navy. Its history provides valuable insights into the role of frigates in naval warfare during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, showcasing their versatility and importance in both combat and peacetime operations.

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