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Marsouin (1788)
''Marsouin'' was a fluyt built to a design by Pierre-Alexandre Forfait, launched in 1788 at Bayonne.〔Demerliac (1996), p. 106, #736.〕 She carried troops, supplies, invalids, etc., across the Atlantic to the Caribbean or back until the British captured her in 1795. Though the Royal Navy nominally took her into service, she was never actually commissioned, and she disappears from the lists in 1799.
==Service==
On 6 April 1788 she sailed from Bayonne for Cochinchina while under the command of ''Major de vaisseau'' the marquis de Grasse-Briançon. She arrived back at Brest on 1 August 1789.〔Faure (1891), p.248.〕 Thereafter she spent her time sailing between France and the West Indies.
In May 1791 she was under the command of ''sous-lieutenant de vaisseau'' d'Urvoy de Portzamparc, ferrying troops from Martinique back to Lorient.〔Fonds Marine, Vol. 1, p.28.〕 From 4 February to 14 December 1792, ''Marsouin'' was under the command of ''lieutenant de port'' Lemarant-Boissauveur. Under his command she transported provisions from Brest to Cap-Français, via Lisbon, and invalids from Saint-Domingue to Lorient. She then returned to Brest.〔Fonds Marine, Vol. 1, p.35.〕 Her commander in January 1793 was ''lieutenant de vaisseau'' Laterre. Then between 27 August and 28 September it was ''lieutenant de vaisseau'' Bourdé. During the year she transported troops and then escorted a convoy from Brest to the roads of the Île d'Aix.〔Fonds Marine, Vol. 1, p.62.〕
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