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HMS Salorman (1808)
HMS ''Salorman'' was the Danish cutter ''Søormen'', of twelve guns, built in 1789, which the British captured in 1808.〔In British records her name also appears as ''Sacormen'' and ''Salomen''.〕 She was wrecked in 1809.
==Danish origins==
''Søormen'' was built in Copenhagen to a design by Ernst Stibolt. She was launched on 13 November 1789.〔Danish Naval Museum records () - accessed 9 April 2011 but see note below〕
''Søormen'' was designated as a mail boat (the Danish “kongensbåd” or “kongenjagt” -king’s boat or king’s sloop – in the record ), and armed for self-defence. Until August 1808 the Danes considered such vessels non-combatants. Captain Trampe, in command of a sister ship (''Ørnen'') in the postal service based in Korsør, was reprimanded for putting his ship in harms way when he captured a British barge in the Great Belt later that month. However, Frederick VI of Denmark later approved Trampe's action.〔From (Danish website ))〕
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