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HMS Royal William (1833) (2nd)
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This the second ship to carry the name HMS Royal William was a
first rate, 120-gun, ship-of-the-line. Built at Pembroke Dock, launched 02-Apr-1833, 167ft 6in long, 47ft wide and of 2,694 tons builders measurement. Conversion to a screw ship completed 09-Feb-1860, with a reduced armament of 72-guns. Renamed the training ship HMS Clarence 1885. Burned by accident 26-Jul-1899 at the River Mersey. Won the Battle Honour: Baltic 1854.
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30 November, 2012.
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