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HMS Mary Galley (1744)
HMS ''Mary Galley'' was a 44-gun fifth rate ship of the line, built and launched in 1744 in Rotherhithe, and sunk as a breakwater in 1764.
==Naval service==
''Mary Galley'' was initially commissioned under Captain Piercy Brett, but command was transferred to Captain William Dandridge before the ship was put to sea.〔Winfield 2007, p.171〕〔 Dandridge died on 28 August, and command passed to Robert Swanton.〔Hayes, Kevin J. and the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. "William Dandridge (1689–1744)." Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, 23 September 2013. Web. 26 May 2014.〕〔 Under Swanton, ''Mary Galley'' undertook an extensive voyage of patrol along the Bristol Channel, the Downs and into the North Sea. In March 1746 she underwent minor repairs at Sheerness docks at a cost of ₤984.〔
The ship returned to sea in April 1746 and was assigned to Atlantic service off west Africa, and then to the Leeward Islands from 1747 to 1748. She was surveyed for hull damage in January 1749, but no repairs were made. She was sunk as part of a breakwater at Plymouth, on 20 April 1764.〔
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