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Cruizer-class sloop
The ''Cruizer'' class was a class of 17-gun wooden screw sloops built for the Royal Navy between 1852 and 1856, comprising six vessels.
==Design==
The wooden sloops of the ''Cruizer'' class were designed under the direction of Lord John Hay, and after his "Committee of Reference" was disbanded, their construction was supervised by the new Surveyor of the Navy, Sir Baldwin Walker. A pair of ships named ''Cracker'' and ''Hornet'' had been ordered from Deptford and Woolwich in April 1847 as "steam gun schooners", with the intention of ordering four more. They were suspended in August 1847, and the new ships ''Cruizer'' and ''Hornet'' were re-ordered on 1 November 1850. ''Harrier'' was ordered in 1851, ''Fawn'' in 1852, and both ''Falcon'' and ''Alert'' on 2 April 1853. ''Cruizer'' differed from the rest of the class in having a lower-rated geared engine and a displacement of 960 tons, compared to 1,045 tons for the rest of the class.
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