The Calypso class consisted of two spéronares constructed at Corfu, one in 1812 and one in 1813.

[1] Launched 17 August 1812,[1] and named for Calypso of Greek mythology.

On 6 January 1813, the boats of HMS Bacchante and HMS Weazle captured five armed French vessels sailing from Corfu to Otranto to convoy the payment for the troops on the island.

[2] The five were: The British captured all but Diligente, which sank.

The British seized her in June 1814 at Corfu.