Brigantine (2797 bytes)
1: In [[sailing]], a '''brigantine''' is a vessel with two masts, at least one of wh...
3: In modern parlance, a '''brigantine''' is a principally fore-and-aft rig with a squar...
5: ...th century]], the [[Royal Navy]] used the term '''brigantine''' (often contracted to ''brig'') to refer to sma...
7: ...-aft rigged on the mizzen. Many [[sloop]]s were "brigantine-rigged".
9: ...rine'' by William Falconer defines ''brig'' and ''brigantine'' as follows:

Brigantine, New Jersey (2660 bytes)
1: '''Brigantine''' is a city located in [[Atlantic County, New Je...
4: Brigantine is located at 39°24'8" North, 74°22'45" W...
17: [[de:Brigantine (New Jersey)]]

Atlantic City-Brigantine Connector (723 bytes)
1: The '''Atlantic City-Brigantine Connector''', numbered (and unsigned) as '''New J...

Brig (837 bytes)
5: ...which also has other historical meanings. ''See [[brigantine]], [[brig sloop]].''

Samuel Chew (1750-1778) (907 bytes)
3: ... against [[United Kingdom|British]] commerce. The brigantine, carrying ten four-pounders, fell in with a Briti...

Hermaphrodite brig (435 bytes)
3: ...usage is to refer to this type of vessel as a ''[[brigantine]]''.

USS Retaliation (384 bytes)
3: ...[USS Retaliation (1778)|''Retaliation'']] was a [[brigantine]] which operated in the [[Continental Navy]].

New Jersey State Highway 87 (334 bytes)
1: ...with [[United States Highway 30]] to a point in [[Brigantine, New Jersey]] where the road changes designation ...

HMS London (1937 bytes)
6: ...don (1756 brigantine)|''London'']] was a 16-gun [[brigantine]] built on [[Lake Ontario]] and captured by the [...

Ship's wheel (659 bytes)
2: ...age:FS_Belle_Poule_Wheel.jpg|thumb|Wheel of the [[brigantine]] ''[[FS_Belle_Poule|La Belle Poule]]'']]

USS Andrew Doria (615 bytes)
3: ...SS Andrew Doria (1775)|''Andrew Doria'']] was a [[brigantine]] of the Continental Navy, notable as the first U...

Barquentine (665 bytes)
3: ...asts. See also [[sail-plan]]. Related rigs are [[brigantine]] (2 masts), [[barque]] (square-rigged on all but...

Bridge (ship) (1089 bytes)
2: ...[Image:FS_Etoile_bridge.jpg|thumb|Bridge of the [[brigantine]] ''L'Etoile'']]

John Foster Williams (2657 bytes)
3: ... of her 95-man crew. ''Hazard'' sent the captured brigantine back to [[Massachusetts]] under a prize crew and ...

USS Baltimore (1105 bytes)
3: ...first [[USS Baltimore (1777)|''Baltimore'']], a [[brigantine]] of 12 guns, was built in [[1777]] at Baltimore,...

USS Lexington (1417 bytes)
3: ...S Lexington (1776)|''Lexington'']] was a 14-gun [[brigantine]] originally named ''Wild Duck'' purchased in [[1...

Boyd Massacre (1446 bytes)
1: The '''Boyd''' was a 395 [[ton]] [[brigantine]] [[convict ship]] which sailed from [[Sydney Cov...

USS Sachem (1776) (3187 bytes)
54: Continental [[brigantine]], [[USS Lexington (1776)|''Lexington'']], comman...
56: ...earing the capes. On 12 August, ''Sachem'' fought brigantine, ''Three Friends'', for over two hours before the...

USS Andrew Doria (1775) (1809 bytes)
18: The [[brigantine]] was named after a 15th century genoese admiral ...

USS Boxer (1473 bytes)
11: * The fourth ''Boxer'' was a training [[brigantine]] launched [[11 October]] [[1904]] by [[Portsmout...

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