On the fleet's return voyage it had an unsuccessful encounter with a British packet ship.

As a packet ship she had a crew of 47 men and was armed with sixteen 6-pounder guns.

She served initially as a packet ship, but was later converted into an oceanographic survey vessel.

There was a noticeable bump as the packet ship touched down.

The packet ship she was on in the Caribbean had been captured some time ago.

But finally, Viotti left England with a packet ship on 8 March 1798.

By the time the line was built the packet ships, which had been the commercial justification for the line, no longer called there.

The United States had come to the fore as a maritime leader, especially due to the nation's design of packet ships.

"As soon as that thing's past get the troops on the packet ship," Falkenberg ordered.

The extension opened on 24 August 1863, by which time the packet ships had been diverted elsewhere.