. "--05-04"^^ . . . . . . "Lieutenant de vaisseau Le Tourneur carried dispatches from Brest to Newfoundland and St Pierre (probably Saint Pierre and Miquelon) on a voyage that lasted from 12 June 1790 until 3 November. The renowned French naval officer, Jean-Marthe-Adrien l'Hermite served on her as a junior officer on one of these voyages when she escorted the fishing fleet from Granville to Newfoundland. On 12 September 1791 Go\u00E9land was at Brest, under the command of sous-lieutenant de vaisseau Le Dall de Kerangalet. In April 1793 Go\u00E9land was sailing from Cap-Fran\u00E7ais to J\u00E9r\u00E9mie while under the command of lieutenant de vaisseau Leiss\u00E8gues de Pennenyum. Early on the 16th Leiss\u00E8gues was seeking to enter the bay while searching for a convoy he was to escort when he observed an enemy frigate at the entrance. The British frigate immediately set out to drive Go\u00E9land on shore. At 7a.m. she received her first shots and by 9.a.m. the British frigate was no more than pistol-shot away. Go\u00E9land fired back, but resistance was futile. Leiss\u00E8gues was forced to strike to the frigate Penelope. Proserpine shared with Penelope in the prize money, suggesting that she was in company with Penelope, or in sight."@en . . . . . . . . . "French brick-aviso Go\u00E9land (1787)"@en . . "Lieutenant de vaisseau Le Tourneur carried dispatches from Brest to Newfoundland and St Pierre (probably Saint Pierre and Miquelon) on a voyage that lasted from 12 June 1790 until 3 November. The renowned French naval officer, Jean-Marthe-Adrien l'Hermite served on her as a junior officer on one of these voyages when she escorted the fishing fleet from Granville to Newfoundland. On 12 September 1791 Go\u00E9land was at Brest, under the command of sous-lieutenant de vaisseau Le Dall de Kerangalet."@en .