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the Americans bombed it and destroyed it.
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There is no record of the HMS Diana sinking in Chelsea Creek. HMS Diana was a Royal Navy ship that was launched in 1794 and served in various capacities until she was broken up in 1816. Chelsea Creek, located in Massachusetts, USA, would not have been a location where the HMS Diana would have been involved in any sinking incident.
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