Boston (CAG 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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U. S. S. BOSTON--1799 A second BOSTON, of the gondola type, also served in the American Revo-- lution carrying a crew of 45 and mounting .three guns . T She distinguished her- self on Lake Champlain in apitched battle against British twelve and fourteen gun schooners. The BOSTON and her three sister ships stood to- her guns and faced the-F storm of enemy fire Hunflinchingly, refusing to giveiup though badly beaten. t A The third ship to bear the name was a fast fighter built to combat both the Barbary- pirates and the marauding privateers of Revblution-torn France. She was launched in 1799 in the presence of President John Adams, wi th her basic mission being to protect American commerce. Her record during this period was remarkable as Ashe engaged numerous enemy vessels and was credited with the defeat or capture of such ships as the FLYING FISH , a Danish brig, the British schooner, WEYMOUTH and the French Corvette, 'YLE BERCEAUH.