A Complete List of the American Navy

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AMERICAN NAVY :

Showing the Name, number of Guns, Commanders’ names, and station of each Wessel, with the names of all the Officers in service,

FOR OCTOBER, 1813;

STEEL’S TAIST

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NAVY OF GREAT BRITAIN,

FOR JULY, 1813.

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º > ------* *-*** REPAIR kº, 2 1 C '08 District of JMassachusetts, to wit: BE it remembered, that on the twenty-third day of Sep tember, in the thirty-eighth year of the Independence of the United States of America, Russell, Cutler & co. and Joshua Belcher, of the said district, have deposited in this office the title of a book, the right whereof they claim as proprietors, in the words following, to wit: “A Complete List of the American Navy; showing the Name, number of Guns, Commanders’ names, and station of each Vessel, with the names of all the officers in service, for October, 1813; and Steel’s List of the Navy of Great-Britain, for July, 1813.” In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, “An Act for the encouragement of learning, by se curing the copies of maps, charts, and books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein men tioned;” and also to an act entitled, “An Act supplementary 's to an act, entitled, an Act for the encouragement of learning, f by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the au • thors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned; and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other prints.” WILLIAM S. SHAW, Clerk of the District of Massachusetts. ADWERTISEMENT.

IN preparing the following pages for the press, great pains have been taken to present to the public a more correct list of the American Navy than has ever been published. Such a list it is believed is now completed; and the com piler is much indebted to the politeness of sev eral gentlemen of the Navy, for corrections which could not have been otherwise obtained. The latest Steel's List to be procured, is so far republished, as to convey all the information respecting the British Navy, which possesses * any interest for the general news reader. It is intended to publish, every three months, a corrected edition of these Lists, if the sale of the present promises encouragement to the un

dertaking. - The deep and general interest which has been excited in the publick mind by the valorous achievements of our Naval heroes, induces a belief, that the permanent establishment of a complete List of the American Navy must re ceive adequate patronage. Boston, Señtember 30th, 1818; Commanders.JBuilt.JWames.Guns,Stations.

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BRITISH VESSELS OF WAR, TAKEN or DESTRoy E.D., 1812.

•-º- Whiting, sch. 4 guns, Lieut. Maxey, taken at anchor in Hampton Roads, July 8th, by the pri vateer Dash of 1 gun. She was boarded with out resistance, having just arrived, and her com mander not knowing of the war. JAlert, 20 guns, T. L. P. Laugharne, taken August 13, by the Essex, Captain Porter, after an engagement of eight minutes. The action was commenced by the Alert, which, when she struck, had seven feet of water in the hold, was much cut to pieces, and had three men wound ed. The Essex did not receive the slightest injury. Guerriere, J.R. Dacres, rating 38 and mounting 49 guns, captured by the Constitution, Captain Hull, on the 19th of August, in latitude 41°42' North, and longitude 55° 33' West, after a severe action of thirty minutes, within pistol shot dis tance. The Guerriere was completely dismast ed, and so entirely disabled, that she was burnt by order of Captain Hull, as soon as the prison ers were removed. Guerriere, 15 killed, 61 wounded, 24 missing; Constitution 7 killed, 7 wounded. Detroit, 6 guns and 56 men, taken October 9, on Lake Erie. The Detroit (late Adams) and the brig Caledonia were anchored under the pro tection of the guns of the British fort Erie, and were there attacked and carried in ten minutes by Lieutenant Elliot, with about 100 men, in two boats. The Detroit was burnt, and the Caledo nia with prisoners brought off, after two unsuc iO "AMERICAN CAPTURES. cessful attempts, by a detachment of British troops, to retake them. Caledonia, brig, 2 guns, October 9th. Frolic, brig, Captain Whinnyates, taken Octo ber 18th. Recaptured, (See American losses.) Macedonian, J.S. Carden, rating 38 and mount ing 49 guns, taken by the United States, Captain Decatur, on the 25th of October, in latitude 29° North, and longitude 29° 30' West, after an action of an hour and a half, during which the mizen mast of the Macedonian was shot away, and her spars and rigging so cut to pieces, that she was rendered a perfect wreck. The British ship was to windward and kept at long shot. Macedonian, 36 killed, 68 wounded ; United States, 5 killed, 7 wounded. The damage sustained by the Amer ican frigate was very trifling. Java, H. Lambert, rating 38 and mounting 49 guns, manned by upwards of 400 men, captured on the 29th of December, in latitude 13° South, longitude 38° West, by the Constitution, Captain Bainbridge, after an action of one hour and fifty five minutes, including a suspension of three quarters of an hour. Every mast and spar being shot away and the ship a complete wreck, she was burnt. Java, 60 killed, (including the Cap tain,) and 101 wounded; Constitution 9 killed, 25 wounded. 1813. Peacock, brig, W. Peake, rating 18 and mount ing 20 guns, taken on the 24th of February, off Demerara, by the Hornet, Captain Lawrence, after a severe action of fifteen minutes. Before all the prisoners could be removed from the Peacock, she sunk, carrying down thirteen of her crew, and 3 of the Hornet's men. Peacock, AMERICAN CAPTURES. 1 1

Captain and a number of men killed, and sunk with the vessel, and 33 wounded. Hornet, 1 killed, 2 slightly wounded. For, tender, 2 brass guns, captured April 13, in Long-Island Sound, by the small sloop Hero, manned by volunteers out of Stonington, Con necticut. She was commanded by the 4th Lieu tenant of the Ramelies 74. Duke of Gloucester, brig, 12 guns, taken at York, Lake Ontario, at the capture of that place by our naval and military forces, April 27th. A Shin on the stocks and nearly completed was

burnt at the same time. - Eagle, tender, 1 brass 32 lb. howitzer, captured off Sandy Hook, July 4th, by volunteers, from the flotilla in New-York harbour, in a fishing-smack, under the command of Sailing-master Percival. The commanding officer of the tender was killed, a midshipman mortally and 2 men badly wounded. Dominica, brig, G. W. Barrette, rated 10 and mounting 16 guns, taken by the Decatur priva teer of 7 guns, by boarding, after an action of more than an hour, during which the British packet ship Princess Charlotte remained a silent spectator of the scene. Dominica, 13 killed, 47 wounded ; Decatur, 3 killed, 16 wounded. Boxer, G. Blyth, 14 guns, taken on the 6th of September, near Portland, (Mass.) by the Enter prize brig, 12 guns, Lieutenant Burrows, after an action of forty-five minutes. The Boxer was much cut to pieces. The American brig re ceived but little injury in her hull or rigging. Boxer, Commander and — men killed, and 17 wounded; Enterprise, 2 killed, 12 wounded, in cluding the Commander, (since dead.) Besides the above, seven British packets and several transport vessels have been captured by 12 AMERICAN LOSSES.

our public and private armed ships, since the commencement of the present war.

AMERICAN PUBLIC VESSELS, Lost, TAKEN, or DESTROYED, 1812. JWautilus, brig, William M. Crane, 12 guns, taken by the Shannon frigate, July 16th, after a long chase. Com. Barry, sch, 6 guns, (revenue cutter,) captured in the bay of Fundy, August 3d. by the Maidstone frigate. .Adams, armed brig, (afterwards Detroit, re taken and destroyed) included in the surrender of Detroit, August 16th. James Madison, sch. 12 guns,(revenue cutter,) taken August 22d, by the Barbadoes frigate, after a chase of seven hours. Wash, Jacob Jones, 16 guns, taken October 18th, in latitude 37° North, longitude 65° West, by the Poictiers 74, Captain l8eresford. The Wasp had captured, after a desperate action of forty-three minutes, the sloop of war Frolic, mounting four guns more than the Wasp, and before damages could be repaired, both vessels were taken possession of by the 74. Frolic, 30 killed, 50 wounded. Wasp, 5 killed, 5 wounded. Viren, brig, G. W. Reed, 12 guns, taken by the Southampton frigate, November 22d. The brig and frigate were both lost shortly after on the Island of Conception. 1813. Viher, brig, J. D. Henley, 12 guns, taken by the Narcissus frigate, January 27th. AMERICAN LOSSEs. 13

Chesafieake, James Lawrence, 36 guns, taken -in Massachusetts Bay June 1st, by the Shannon frigate, by boarding, after a desperate action, in which Captain Lawrence and his first Lieutenant were mortally wounded; the fourth Lieutenant, Lieutenant of Marines, Sailing-master and three Midshipmen were killed, and all the surviving Lieutenants, as well as several Midshipmen se verely wounded. Chesapeake, 47 killed, 98 wounded. Shannon, 26 killed, 58 wounded. Growler, sch. 10 guns, R taken June 3, in a nar Eagle, sch. 12 guns, 3. channel on lake Champlain, after a long conflict with a squadron of Gun boats, assisted by artillery on shore. -Asfi, sch. Sailing-master Sigourney, taken in the river Potomac, July 14th, by five boats, con taining fifty men each. The Asp had previously repulsed three boats, and in the renewed attack, the schooner was carried, and her gallant Com mander and several of her crew slain. Gun boat Mo. 121, W. Shead, Sailing-master, taken in the Delaware, July 27th, by the boats of the Junon frigate and Martin sloop of war, after a sharp contest, in which she had 7 men wounded. She was afterwards dismantled by the enemy and drifted ashore a wreck. Hamilton, sch. Lieut. Winter, 9 guns, and Scourge, sch. 8 guns, Sailing-master Osgood, upset in a squall, August 7th, while the Ameri can was pursuing the British squadron on lake Ontario. All on board excepting 16 men per ished. Growler, sch. Lieut. Mix, 5 guns, and Julia, sch. 3 guns, Sailing-master Trant, captured on lake Ontario, August 10th, by Sir J. L. Yeo's squadron, after being separated from the Amer ican command by a sudden change of weather. 14 CAPTAINs.

OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

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CAPTAINS. Alexander Murray, Philadelphia—Gun-Boats and JWavy-Yard. John Rodgers, Frigate President, at sea. James Barron, JVo station assigned. William Bainbridge, Wavy-Yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts. Hugh G. Campbell, At St. Mary’s, Georgia jlotilla, &c. Stephen Decatur, Frigate United States. Thomas Tingey, JWavy-Yard, Washington. Charles Stewart, Frigate Constitution. Isaac Hull, JWavy-Yard, Portsmouth, JW. H. Isaac Chauncey, Commanding squadron on Lake Ontario. John Shaw, Commanding Flotilla, Mew-Orleans. John Smith, Frigate Congress, at sea. John H. Dent, Mavy-Yard, Charleston, S. C. David Porter, Frigate Essex, at sea. John Cassin, JWavy-Yard, Morfolk, Virginia. Samuel Evans, JWavy-Yard, JWew-York. Charles Gordon, Frigate Constellation. Jacob Jones, Frigate Macedonian. Charles Morris, Frigate Adams. Joseph Tarbell, commanding Gun-boats, Morfolk. Arthur Sinclair, Frigate General Pike.

MASTERS COMMANDANTS. James T. Leonard, Oliver H. Perry, Commanding squadron on Lake Frie. MASTERS COMMAND ANTS. 15

Joseph Bainbridge, Shih Frolic. William M. Crane, Shift Madison. James Biddle, Shih Hornet. Lewis Warrington, Shift Peacock. Thomas Macdonough, Commanding squadron on Lake Champlain. Charles L. Ridgley, Sloof, of War building at Baltimore. Samuel Angus, Delaware. Johnston Blakeley, Shift Wash. William H. Allen, Brig. Argus. Melancthon T. Woolsey, Brig. Oneida. Robert T. Spence, Sloop of War building at Bal timore. John Orde Creighton, Brig. Rattlesnake. Edward Trenchard, John Downes, Acting second in command of the Frigate Essex, or commanding brig Colt in comfiany. George Parker, Brig. Siren. Daniel T. Patterson, JVew-Orleans. John D. Henley, Schooner Carolina. Jesse D. Elliot, Brig Niagara.

LIEUTENANTs. Michael B. Carroll, Nathaniel Haraden, John M. Gardner, George Merrill, Robert Henly, Samuel Woodhouse, Stephen Cassin, Charles C. B. Thomp Daniel S. Dexter, Son, James Renshaw, James P. Wilmer, David Deacon, Francis J. Mitchell, Louis Alexis, Joseph Nicholson, Sidney Smith, Alexander Wadsworth, William Lewis, John Pettigrew, Thomas Brown, George W. Rodgers, 16 - LIEU're N Anºrs.

George C. Reed, Edward M'Call, Henry E. Ballard, Daniel Turner, Thomas Gamble, William H. Allen, William Carter, Jr. Stephen D. M.Knight, Benjamin I. Neale, David Connor, Joseph J. Nicholson, John Gallagher, Walter Stewart, Thomas Holdup, Fitz H. Babbit, Samuel H. Bullus, Wolcot Chauncey, James A. Dudley, John II. Elton, James P. Oellers, Edward P. Kennedy, William M. Hunter, Jesse Wilkinson, John D. Sloat, Horace Walpole, John Packett, Alexander J. Dallas, William H. Cocke, James Wilson, John J. Yarnall, John B. Nicholson, v Matthew C. Perry, B. V. Hoffman, Charles W. Skinner, . George Budd, Joseph Wragg, Thomas A. C. Jones, James Saunders, Joseph F. M'Pherson, James Reilly, John Porter, Samuel W. Adams, John T. Shubrick, William S. Coxe, William Finch, • John R. Madison, William B. Shubrick, Dugomier Taylor, Henry Wells, George Pearce, Benjamin W. Booth, Frederick W. Smith, Alexander Claxton, Henry S. Newcomb, Glen Drayton, Nathaniel D. Nicholson, Enos R. Davis, Thomas G. Tillinghast, Charles W. Morgan, John I. Edwards, Samuel P. Macomber, Otho Norris, Raymond H. T. Perry, John T. Newton, Lawrence Kearney, P. A. I. P. Jones, William H. Watson, Samuel Henley, Thomas Hendry, Jr. Augustus Conckling, Foxall A. Parker, Joseph Smith, of Mass. Joseph E. Smith, , Thomas A. Beatty, LIEUTENANTS AND SAILING MASTERS. 17

Lawrence Rousseau, Lewis German, George W. Storer, Joseph Cassin, John Stansbury, Robert M. Rose, Archibald Hamilton, Beverly Kennon, Henry B. Rapp,

sAILING MASTERS. James Trant, Samuel Richards, Jr. William Knight, Robert B. Vanvoorhees, David Phips, Jonathan D. Ferris, Samuel B. Brooks. John Percival, John Earle, Lewis B. Page, v-George Farragut, James Frazier, James E. Carr, Salvadore Catalano, Joshua Herbert, George Ulrick, Thomas N. Gautier, Augustus Ford, George S. Sountag, James Rodgers, Samuel R. Gerry, William Johnson, Frederick A. Leonard, Richard Dealey, George R. Wright, Stephen Bernard, Nehemiah Drew, Henry Wilkinson, John G. Conell, Thomas Hamersly, William Harper; Henry Keel, John Mooney, Thomas Chambers, Edward Jones, Joshua Sherburne, Robert Cutchin, Charles Grandison, Jabez Prentis, Nathaniel Jennings, John F. Wade, Sloss H. Grinnell, Thomas Watts, James D. Burger, John Hurlburt, Howard Allen, Jacob Mull, Benjamin Pindar, John R. Grayson, Robert Brown, Charles Drew, Eli Brown, William Lewis, Moses R. Smith, John Robertson, Francis J. Costigen, John S. Hutton, Thomas Nicholls, Edward Barry, Robert Palmer, 2 H$. SAILLNG Masters.

Benjamin Aydelot, James H. Adams, John K. Carter, George Davis, Squire Fish, Robert Knox, Robert Arundel, William F. Merrel, Mears Levy, James Laurason, Daniel Jones, John Graves, Edward L. Young, John Mantz, James Taylor, Samuel Merrell, Joseph Gamble, George Thomas, Ansel Cushman, Andrew Dorgan, William Coil, John H. Cooper, Joseph G. Jenkins, George Fitzhugh, James Roddrick, Edward H. Stewart, Champion Wood, Alexander Sission, John L. Dixon, James Mork, Benjamin Bryant, Joseph Taylor, P. A. Bush, George C. Parker, Joseph Stevens, John C. Munson, Abraham Bloodgood, Henry Henry, George Evans, John Gould, William Fleetwood, George Bradford, St. John Steth, Moses Busher, Stephen Champlin, Horace Smith, John Wolfinden, Moses Middleton, Henry H. Kennedy, Archibald B. Lord, Richard J. Cox, Joseph P. Sawyer, Biscoe Doxey, James B. Potts, Henry Tew, George Wilson, Thomas C. Almy, Henry Moliere, Willliam C. Green, Lucas Moliere, George C. Maxwell, Joseph Middleton, William M. Robins, George C. Tucker, Thomas M. Moore, John Deane, Jr. Simon Kingston, Edward Meade, James Alcorn, William D. M'Carty, E. A. F. Vallette, John W. Williams, James Davis, Russell Bissett, st; R G eons. * rø William Vaughan, Samuel Stiness, Caleb Cushing, Sylvester M. Kemper, E. C. Gardner, William M’Connell, Thomas Darling, William Pluright, David Hall, William Lowe, , , . William Laughton, John Smith, Thomas Payne, Thomas H. Jarvey, Daniel Dobbins, George A. Hollowell, Marmaduke Dove, Samuel Verner, Benjamin Trevelt, Alexander Luckett, Anthony Bonefon, John Towers, Nicholas O'connor, Cornelius Bennet, James Melvin, John Jackson, Uriah P. Levy, William P. Smith,

SURGEONS. Edward Cutbush, Robert Miller, Peter St. Medard, Thomas Harris, George Davis, William Turk, Samuel R. Marshall, William Baldwin, Larkin Griffin, Hyde Ray, Lewis Hereman, Samuel Ayre, Joseph G. T. Hunt, E. L. Lawton, Jonathan Cowdery, Charles Cotton, Samuel D. Heap, Gerrard Dayers, Robert L. Thorn, William Caton, Samuel R. Trevett, Jr. Robert R. Barton, William P. C. Barton, Benjamin Kissam, Joseph W. New, Charles Campbell, Joseph J. Schoolfield, John A. Kearney, George Logan, Richard C. Edgar, Amos A. Evans, Bailey Washington, Robert S. Kearney, William M. Clarke, John A. Brereton, Thomas Chidester, James Page, James Inderwick, John D. M. Reynolds, George T. Cannon, 2O sun GEONs’ MATEs, chAPLAINS, &c.

surgeons' MATEs. John Harrison, Samuel Jackson, Stith Lewis, Richard C. Gregory, Samuel Horsely, E. D. Morrison, Gustavus R. Brown, Horatio S. Waring, Thomas C. Vanwyck, John M. Lynn, William B. Hatfield, John H. Gordon, Manuel Phillips, Samuel M. Kissam, Daniel Hatfield, A. S. Leonard Osborne, Rebert C. Randolph, William Swift, William Barnwell, John Dix, Joseph G. Roberts, Thomas Williamson, Walter W. New, Thomas B. Salter, Henry Hunt, Seaborn J. Safford, Charles B. Hamilton, Thomas Sprague, Richmond Johnson, George Bohrer, William Belt, Benjamin Austin, Jr. Samuel Vernon, John Cadel, John D. Armstrong, Lewis Mitchell, Henry M. Clark, Silas D. Wickes, Usher Parsons, Isaac Baldwin, Jr. Peter C. Whittelsey, Wilmot F. Rodgers, Peter Christie, Jabez W. Hustead, John Young, Jr.

CHAPLAINS. Garret Barry, John Cook, Andrew Hunter, William H. Brisco, David P. Adams, Benj. F. Bourne, George Davis, David West,

PURSERS. Isaac Garretson, John H. Carr, Clement S. Hunt, Nathaniel Lyde, Gwinn Harris, James R. Wilson, PURSERs, BoATsw AiNS, AND GUNNERS, 24

Samuel Robertson, Robert Ormsby, Samuel Hambleton, Henry Denison, Robert C. Ludlow, Ludlow Dashwood, Robert Pottinger, Samuel P. Todd, John B. Timberlake, N. W. Rothwell, Thomas I. Chew, Tunis Craven, Thomas Shields, John R. Shaw, Richard C. Archer, Henry Fry, Samuel Maffit, George Beale, Louis Deblois, William Morris, George S. Wise, Robert H. Nicholls, Francis A. Thornton, James H. Clark, Humphrey Magrath, William P. Zantzinger, Edwin T. Satterwhite, Joseph North, James M. Halsey, Joseph Wilson, Jr. Edward Fitzgerald, Herman M. Thorn, Alexander P. Darragh, Thomas Waine, Edwin W. Turner,

BOATSW AIN.S. George Hodge, John Unsworth, James B. Potts, Evans Jenkins, Thomas Whitehead, Thomas Watson, William Berry, Michael Roberts, John C. Cannnon, James Hughes, John Adams, Alexander Brown, Thomas Smith, David Eaton, John Quilling, Thomas Hall, Edward Linscot, Collin M'Loud, John MºLoud, William Keith, GUNNERS. William Taylor, John Hays, James Moore, James Walman, Anthony Currie, George Jackson, A. Duncan, William Cowan, John Taylor, Humphrey Alden, 22 SAIL-MAKERs, cAMPENTERs, &c.

Thomas Blair, Augustus Dundass, Peter Joseph, John Hill, Thomas Barry, Matthew Rogers. Sheppard, . Peter Brown, John Myrick, .

SAI L-M.A. KERS • Robert Davidson, John D. Rodgers, Jacob Van Den Bos, Martin Culpepper, John Mankins, Samuel Cresswell, Samuel Pierce, John Tremble, Henry Murphy, William Thompson, David Navara, William Widgeon, John Hughes, William Sanford, John A. Ball, Thomas Thornton, James Baker,

CARPF, NTERS. Robert Fell, John Berrein, George Painter, Bradsl. Bairwes, John Nicholson, Michael Mullany, Jonathan Gedney, James Sturges, John Frazer, William Pook, John Kane, James Spaulding,

James Maine, -

MIDS in IPM EN. A.M. Mcting Master. A. L. .1cting Lieutenant. Walter Boyd, James M'Glaughon, W. G. Anderson, A. M.Samuel Renshaw, John R. Sherwood, A L.Charles A. Budd, A. L. Charles Jones, Samuel Bond, Jacob Hite, Edward H. Haddaway, Charles W. Rivers, William H. Haddaway, St. Clair Elliot, William Pierpont, Robert Spedden, William M. Brooks, MIDSHIPMEN.

William Jasper, Richard Fox, Richard G. Edwards, Edward Shubrick, Willaim Garrard, Jr. Greene Lynch, Rufus Mayrant, John Bell, Thomas T. Webb, William Mervine, William B. Hall, A. L. John Phillips, James Roney, Peter Gamble, George Senat, A. L. George Vancleave, William Peabody, Moses Morrell, John D. Goodwin, James Sprigg, Joseph L. Biggs, A. L. James Adams, William F. Madison, Charles T. Stallings, John W. Gibbs, A. C. Stout, John T. Drury, James Bliss, John Hill, Jr. John Gwinn, Abraham Motley, Dulany Forrest, Robert Douglas, William Elliott, A. M. Ansel Janney, Bladen Dulany, Charles E.Crawley, A.L.William Hall, Lucius Q. C. Roberts, Charles Lecompt, Thomas H. Gregory, John Pitt, Julius Humphreys, William C. Shields, Nicholas Pope, Richard Delphy, Michael Perrault, Thomas W. Magruder, William A.C. Farragut, Frederick Baury, Charles F. M'Cauley, Cadwallader C. Billings, Henry Geddes, Samuel Truett, Nelson Webster, Cyrus Perry, Benjamin Cooper, Robert Adam, John Gassaway, Francis B. Gamble, John L. H. Lewis, Richard Dashiell, Enoch Johns, Gozen De Hart, Charles Lacy, William K. Lattimer, William P. Piercey, James W. Forrest, William Dawson, James H. Ludlow, John M. Maurey, George W. Graham, Henry Gilliam, Pollard Davis, 24 M1 DSHIPMEN.

Stephen Wilson, James Armstrong, William Laughton, Silas Duncan, Gustavius W. Spooner,Thomas Cunningham, Isaac Mayo, James Nicholson, James Stewart, Manuel Morales, George Tomlin, Louis Veine, Paul Zantzinger, Isaac M'Keever, John Tayloe, Benjamin Thompson, Henry Aulic, John S. Johnson, Samuel W.Washington, Ambrose D. Field, Philip F. Voorhees, Ambrose D. Spencer, William D. Salter, William Brailsford, Samuel D. Armour, John Chew, Thomas Allison, Joseph Smott, John H. Clack, Thomas Suggelte, William Cutter, Matthew C. Atwood, Thomas Crabb, Thomas S. Brown, George Patton, I. A. D. Brown, William A. Spencer, William Berry, “T Thomas Thomas, Samuel L. Breese, William L.Gordon, A.L.Thomas Claxton, David Geisinger, John Cowan, John Saunders, William B. Clark, Joseph G. Smith, William Chaille, Joseph Brailsford, John Davis, Andrew Pentland, Edward W. Dowse, Richard Winter, Abraham J. Delyon, Benjamin Blount, John Evans, George Murray, James G. Farragut, Edward B. Babbit, Richard S. Heathe, Richard B. Edgerton, E. F. Howell, Silas H. Stringham, Warren Hall, Thomas B. Blodget, Henry W. Harrington, Edwin Essex, Andrew Haslet, Richard Stewart, John M. Luckett, Charles T. Clark, Daniel M'Kenzie, F. B. Bellevue, Laurence Montgomery, MIDSHIPMEN. 25

Eleazer H. Massey, Richard Hunter, Benjamin Page, Walter Monteath, John T. Richie, Nathaniel Mitchell, Charles Smith, James Williams, John A. Wish, John J. Abernethie, Thomas Wyman, William Ramsay, William A. Weaver, James W. H. Ray, Richard Caton, Kirvin Waters, Edward Greenwell, Robert F. Stockton, Thomas P. Harrison, James M'Gowan, John L. Kane, Albert A. Alexander, William M'Kinney, Abraham S. Ten Eick, Silas N. Phelps, William Boarum, Thomas A. Tippet, William Temple, Daniel R. Walker, Robert Field, Thomas M*Nier, Samuel Downing, William L. Rodgers, Edward H. Tillotson. Frederick Gibbon, Charles H. Caldwell, William Mayo, William I. Belt,

William P. Potts, John M'Caw, - William Lee, William W. Feltus, Joseph Eastburn, George M.Cauley, James Ord, Charles Berry, James A. Perry, John M*Alister, French Forrest, Hugh N. Page, Frederick E. Hedges, William I. Harper, Charles A. Cannon, Charles F. Sherburne, Paul R. Mazyck, Robert Mitchell, James L. Morris, Thomas Colter, Andrew Fitzhugh, Ralph Voorhees, Francis T. Merrick, William Grimball, , Clement Stephens, Hiram Paulding, - James M*Lachlan, Henry W. Ogden, Joseph Cross, Charles Springer, Edgar Freeman, James Roberts, Charles Boarman, James W. Delany, William Brown, James Elzey, 26 MIDshipMEN.

William W. Edwards, Jesse Higgins, Thomas I. I.eib, Jr. George Getz, Enoch Howe, William R. Allison, William Sim, John Bryden, J. D. Williamson, George W. Gray, C. L. Williamson, W. S. J. Washington, M. A. De Vanse, Richard Oneale, Augustus Wall, Charles W. Minchin, Alfred Wall, Arthur Latimer, Alexander Belsches, Henry Keele, William Machesney, James Taylor, Robert H. Nichols, Frank Ellery, James M. M'Intosh, Alexander Eskridge, William Janieson, Richard M. Potter, William M'Cluney, Archibald Campbell, William M'Lean, Peterson Goodwin, Henry Gray, William Inman, Lazarus Petty, Benedict Higdon, Joseph Thompson, Richard Mackall, Allen Griffin, Joseph Spicknall, John S. Chauncey, Robert Cranston, Robert Hamersley, Robert Rogerson, C. A. C. Thompson, Walter Abbott, Augustus Swartwrout, Edward Carter, Lewis Keene, Lodowick W. Crary, Thomas H. Bower, Garret J. Pendergrast, Ephraim D. Whitlock, Tobias Tyler, James T. Jackson, James Voshell, John Cook, Charles Tates, Richard Hubbard, Josiah Tatnall, William Bonnell, William H. Mott, James Nicholson, John P. Wales, Thomas Pettigrew, Peleg K. Denham, Robert Scarcy, Charles C. Stockton, Thomas A. Conover, Sylvanus Conklin, Albert G. Wall, Franklin Ballinger, Lewis S. Nelson, William Hall, MIDSH1 PM EN. 27

Joseph S. Cornwell, John Goodrum, Richard Brashears, Harrison Cocke, Pearson Shute, Levi Harby, William Baldwin, Samuel A. Eakin, Richardson Buck, James Mason, , Benjamin Harrison, Oscar Davis, Benjamin Bryan, Francis Nichols, John J. Young, William Anderson, William B. Randolph, John C. Long, Thomas Bonneville, Delozier Higginbottom, Stephen B. Wilson, David C. Nicholls, George W. Isaacs, William D. McCarty, Edward S. Isaacs, Christopher O'Connor, Horatio Betty, Edward J. Beckwith, Ebenezer Ridgway, Edward Dawes, Archibald M'Neil, Yorick Baker, Lewis E. Simonds, John D. Fisher, William Steele, L. W. Nixon, George Cogshall, Samuel Eoxcroft, John Loveday, Charles H. Bell, P. A. Bush, Henry R. Haskin, Horace B. Sawyer, Thomas W. Freelove, Walter Newcomb, Alexander C. Newton, James Pickett, John L. Clarke, Samuel Lecompt, John Duffell, Joseph Smith, Henry S. Langdon, Richard Dale, Otho Stallings, Montgomery Dale, John Carter, John B. Montgomery, Nathaniel A. Prentiss, James Greenlan, John Larkin, Horace F. Marcellin, Edward M. Thayer, Edwin Hickman, Joshua R. Sands, Samuel W. Adams, John W. Graham, William R. Graham, Cornelius Stribling, Miles Street, W. C. W. Whetmore, John M. Charlton, Edmund M. Russell, George Goodwin, Charles C. Russell, 28 MIDship M.E.N.

Edward W. Hamilton, Alex. A. Lufborough, John W. Wendell, Patricius Hepburn, Clement Whittington, Joshua White, Beverly R. Scott, Pardon M. Whipple, Thomas Riddle, Henry M. M. Chintock, Enos Childs, Wadsworth Loring, Abraham Philips, James Watson, Joseph R. Jarvis, William Boden, Frederick Varnum, John P. Camberlling, Joel Abbot, Charles Tancey, John Grant, William G. Lewis, Isaac Clarke, James M. Cutts, Seth B. Alby, James Legare, Edward Watts, Jerathmel Bowers, James F. Curtis, Lewis M.Goldsborough, Shubael Pratt, Henry Randall, Eliphalet Ball, Charles T. Plate, Frederick Wolbert, William House, Edward Baker, John Dennis, Jun. George H. Leverett, Edward A. Lansing, James H. Dobbins, Richard A. Jones, Jacob M. Jacobs, Hugh Sweeney, William H. Jenkins, James Conner, James Pye, David Hunter, Frank Toscan, Moses Hunter, Skeffington S. Jamesson,John Cooke, John Hatfield, John H. Lee, Edward Rumney, J. C. Hardy, David Mitchell, TABLE OF PAY AND SUBSISTENCE. 29

..? complete and correct TABLE of the Pay and Subsistence allowed to Officers in the JWavy of the United States. Pay Rat's Rank or Station. per per É month day. Captain of a vessel 3 of 32 or more guns, 100 || 8 Captain of a vessel of 20 and under 32, 75 || 6 Mast. Commandant, 60 5 Lieut. do. 50 4 Lieutenant, 40 || 3 Chaplain, 40 2 Surgeon, 50 | 2 Surgeon’s Mate, 30 2 Master, 4O 2 Purser, 4O 2

- Boatswain, 20 2 : Gunner, 2O 2 7 : F Sail Maker, 20 2 &y C .E.E. Carpenter, 2O 2 - - ; : ". Midshipman, 19 || 1 * 3: - -> Master’s Mate, 2O 1 .- : :ºn Co 30 c." Captain’s Clerk, 25 || 1 --3 + o ...; Boatswain's Mate, 19 || 1 2 : : v 5 ºf Cockswain, 18 1 # g? Yeom. of gun room, 18 || 1 3r: ** = 2; - Quarter Gunner, 18 1 .3 3 -o#2 cº - * .: 5 - cº - Carpenter's Mate, 19 | 1 * + 9 = f; Armourer, 18 l 9 g = * : 3 ºp-e Şā Steward, E * '5.8 2 18 || 1 > < * > 5 Cooper, 18 l * ºn - Y • ºf cº º 'º P."o n. * * Master at Arms, 18 || 1

3 - : Q37: = E Z *- : E → N. B. Applications for appointments must be made to the Secretary of the Navy, accompanied with rec ommendatory letters. 30 MARINE CORPS,

MARINE CORPS,

PAY OF OFFICERS AS ESTABLISHED BY L.A.W. Pay Forage|Rations GRADE. | per per per day month. I month.|at 20 cts. Lieut. Col. Commandant. 375 $12 12 Captains. 40 3 First Lieutenants. 30 3 Second Lieuteants. 25 2

Adjutant, P. & Q. Mas- - ter, each extra. 1 O 6

Franklin Warton”, Lieut. Colonel Commandant, Daniel Carmick, Major. Cafitains. John Hall. Archibald Henderson, Anthony Gale. Richard Smith, Robert Greenleaf, Robert D. Wainright. First Lieutenants. William Anderson, Alfred Grayson, Thomas R. Swift, William Strong, Samuel Miller, Adjutant John Urquhart, John Crabb, Pay Master.John Heath, Henry H. Ford, Samuel Bacon, Quarter John M. Gamble, Master. Joseph Woodson, Henry Breckenbridge, Robert Mosbey, John Contee, Charles S. Hanna, William Hall, Alexander Sevier, Francis W. Sterne, * Colonel Warton, besides having a general super intendency over the marine corps, has the direction and management of an armory, at the city of Wash ington; where all the small arms belonging to the navy, and to the marine corps, are repaired and kept in a state ready for service. NAVY Y art os. 31

Second Lieutenants. Newman Clark, Thomas W. Legge, Richard Stewart, William H. Freeman, Francis B. Bellevue, Joseph L. Kuhn, T. R. Montague, Henry Olcot, P. B. Degrendpre, Charles R. Broom, Joshua Prince, James M'Lean, Benjamin Hyde, Thomas W. Bacott, Lyman Kellog, Benjamin Richardson, Samuel E. Watson, Francis B. White, William Brownlow, William Nicholls. Leonard I. Boone,

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NAVY YARDS.

WASHINGTON. Thomas Tingey, Caft. Comdt. and JWavy Agent,

PHILADELPHIA, Alexander Murray, Cahtain Commandant. c HARLEstow N, (Mass.) William Bainbridge, Captain Commandant. PortsMouth, (N. H.) Isaac Hull, Cañtain Commandant. charleston, ( s. c..) John H. Dent, Caſitain Commandant.

NOR FOLK. John Cassin, Cafttain Commandant.

NEW - YORK, Samuel Evans, Caſhtuin Cominandant. 32 NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. William Jones, of Pennsylvania, Secretary of the JWavy. Benjamin Homans, Chief Clerk of the Dehart ment, with three assistants. Thomas Turner, Accountant, with eight assist a??!8. William Doughty, Chief Builder and Constructor.

NAVY AG ENTS. Samuel Storer, Portland, Henry S. Langdon, Portsmouth, Amos Binny, Boston, Joseph Hull, New-London, John Bullus, New-York, George Harrison, Philadelphia, James Beatty, Baltimore, John Randall, Annapolis, Theoderick Armistead, Norfolk, Archibald S. Bullock, Charleston, James Morrison, Savannah, J. K. Smith, Kentucky, William Helme, New-Orleans, Constant Taber, Tennessee, John Morgan, Newport, (R.I.) Joshua Potts, Hartford, (Con.) Augustus Porter, Wilmington, (N. C.) Jeremiah Brown, Niagara, J. M'Kenzie & A.Glennie, Newbern, (N.C.) John Gavino, London, William Barker, Gibralter, James Anderson, Malta, James L. Cathcart, Madeira, correctrons, &c. 33

The freceding sheets were struck off for the fur/lose of fittblication on the 1st of October; circumstances fºreventing the fºublication at that time, the following corrections and addi. tions are subjoined. CORRECTIONS , In the list of the American Wavy. Wessels. Commanders. - Caledonia, Lt. Daniel Turner. Enterprize, Lt. James Renshaw, Oneida, Lt. Thomas Brown. Sylph, Melancthou T. Woolsey.

MIDSHIPMEN ACTING LIEUTENANTs. In the List of Midshiftmen, the following names want the Designation .A.L. John T. Drury, Dulany Forest, Henry Gilliam, Frederick Baury, Peter Gamble,

NAVY AGENTS, By transfiosition, the residence of some of the .Wavy Agents is made erroneous. The last 15 names in the list should stand as follows : John Robertson, Charleston, S. C. Archibald S. Bullock, Savannah, James Morrison, Kentucky, I. K. Smith, New-Orleans, William Helme, Tennessee, Constant Taber, Newport, R. I. John Morgan, Hartford, Con. Joshua Potts, Wilmington, N.C. Augustus Porter, Niagara, Jeremiah Brown, Newbern, N.C. J. M'Kenzie & A. Glennie, London, 3. 34 connections, &c.

John Gavino, Gibraltar, William Barber, Malta, James Anderson, Havana, James L. Cathcart, Madeira,

omissions. Edward Fairchild, Purser.

comMiss ARY GENERAL of PRISONERS. John Mason, Washington.

AGENTS FOR PRISONERS ABROAD. Reuben G. Beasly, London. John Mitchell, Halifax. Robert Gardner, Quebec.

BRITISH WESSELS OF WAR TAKEN or DESTRoyED, 1813. .A Gun-boat, convoying 15 batteaux laden with military and other stores, taken July 19, by a privateer on Lake Champlain. The whole British Squadron on Lake Erie, commanded by Com. Barclay, captured by the American Squadron under Com. Oliver H. Perry, after a desperate conflict, in which the British force was greatly superior. American loss, 27 killed, 96 wounded. British loss, 70 killed, including several officers, and about the same number wounded. Statement of the force of the British Squadron. Ship Detroit, 19 guns, 1 on pivot, and

- 2 howitzers. Queen Charlotte, 17 do 1 do Brig. Lady Prevost, 13 do 1 do Brig Hunter, 10 do corn Ections, &c. 35

Slp. Little Belt 3 guns Schr. Chippeway, I do and 2 swivels. — 63 guns. Wote--The Detroit is a new ship, very strongly built, and mounts long 24's, 18's and 12's.

Statement of the force of the American Squadron. Brig Lawrence, 20 guns. Niagara, 20 do Caledonia, 3 do Schr. Æriel, 4 do (1 burst early in action.) Scorpion, 2 do Somers, 2 do and 2 swivels. Slp. Trippe, 1 do Schr. Tigress, 1 do Porcupine, 1 do —— 54 guns. Highflyer, schr, 5 guns, 39 men, commanded by Lt. Hutchinson, tender to Ad. Warren's Squadron, taken Septr. 23, by the President Frigate, Commodore Rodgers, Schooners Julia and Groºvler, with three other schooners, taken October 5th, on Lake Ontario, by the ship General Pike, and schooner Sylph. These vessels were transporting troops. Pris oners taken, 308. A sloop and gun-boat were in company; the former was burnt by the ene my, and the latter run on shore. The Julia and Growler were formerly American–See p. 13. The number of British Government Packets taken is twelve, viz.: Prince Adolfi.hus, by thc Governor M. Kean privateer; Princess Amelia, by the Rossie privateer; Swallow, by the Presi dent frigate; Townsend, by the Tom privateer, ransomed; Worton, by the Essrar frigate, recai. $6 corrections, &c. tured; Erfiress, by the Anaconda privateer, ran somed; Mary Ann, by the Teazer privateer; Ann, by the Young Teazer privateer; Duke of Montrose, by the President frigate, sent to Eng land with prisoners; Manchester by the Yorktown privateer, retaken; For, by the For privateer, retaken and sunk; Morgiana, by the Saratoga,

privateer. - AMERICAN PUBLIC VESSELS Lost, TAKEN, OR DESTRoy EDy—1813. .1rgus, brig, William H. Allen, 16 guns, taken August 14th, in St. George's channel, by the Sloop of war Pelican, J. F. Maples, 18 guns, by boarding, after an action of 45 minutes. Capt. Allen died of wounds received in the action. The American official account of the engage ment has not been received. Gun-boats, No. 62 and No. 164, sunk in the St. Mary's, in a severe gale, Sept. 12, and 20 men perished. Several other Gun-boats were driven on shore in the same gale but are expected to be got off.

MEMORANDA. The frigate Esser, Capt. Porter, sailed on a cruise October 18, 1812. The last intelligence of her, was received through a Jamaica paper, which states that she had been cruising in the Pacific Ocean, anchored at Lima on the 5th of. April, had made many prizes, and then had on board four or five millions of dollars in specie. The frigate Congress, Capt. Smith, sailed from the outer harbour of Boston, in company with cor Rectrons, &c. 37 the President, April 30, 1813. The last accounts of her were received through English papers, in which it was stated that she had made several captures on the Brazil coast. The President frigate, Com. Rodgers, arrived at Newport September 26, after a cruise of 150 days; during which she took twelve sail of Brit ish vessels—among them were a government packet, and a tender to Admiral Warren. Saw no other government vessels, except a 74 with a frigate in company, which chased him ninety hours. The President had been into the North Sea, &c. The Argus previous to her capture had taken twenty-one sail of British merchantmen, most of which she destroyed. The Constellation, having been found unfit for immediate service, is to be taken into dock for repairs. Captain Gordon and crew are to be transferred to one of the frigates building. The brig Rattlesnake, Captain Creighton, and brig 12nterfirise, Lieut. Renshaw, are cruising on

the Eastern coast. - - The Frolic, fitting at Boston, and the Wash, fitting at Newburyport, are expected to be ready for sea during the ensuing month. The Peacock, at New-York, has a full crew recruited, and is nearly ready for sea. The U. S. Revenue Cutter Vigilant, Captain Cahoone, captured and brought into Newport, on the 7th of October, the British privateer schooner Dart, 6 guns and 20 men. The Cutter. was mostly manned by volunteers from the Flo tilla at Newport. The first Lieutenant of the Dart was killed. Two large Row-Gallies have recently been launched at Burlington, on Lake Champlain. 38 cork Ections, &c.

PROMOTION. Oliver H. Perry, commander of the squadron on Lake Erie, has been promoted to the rank of Captain. OBITUARY. List of Officers in the United States Mavy, de ceased during the firesent War.

CAPTAIN. James Lawrence, commander of the Chesa peake frigate, died June 5, of wounds received in the action with the Shannon, on the first of that month.

MASTERS COMMAND ANT, George W. Reed, late commander of the brig Vixen, died at the Island of Bermuda, Decem ber 18 l 2. William H. Allen, commander of the brig Ar gus, died at Plymouth, England, August 15th, 1813, of wounds received in the action with the Pelican, on the 14th of the same month.

Li EUTENANTS CoMMAND ANT. Walter Winter, commander of the schooner Hamilton, drowned August 7th, 1813, on Lake Ontario, by the upsetting of that vessel. William Burrows, commander of the brig En terfirize, killed September 6, 1813, in the action with the brig Boxer. He survived his wound just long enough to see the flag of his adversary struck.

Lieuten ANTS, - John Mercer Funk, of the frigate United States, killed October 25, 1812, in the action

with the Macedonian. - OBITUARY. 39

William C. Aylwin, of the frigate Constitution, killed Dec 29, 1812, in the action with the Java. Edward J. Ballard, acting Lieutenant of the frigate Chesapeake, killed June 1, 1813, in the

action with the Shannon. - Octavius Augustus Page, late 1st of the Ches afteake, died at Boston June 4th, 1813, of a lung

fever. - Augustus C. Ludlow, 1st of the frigate Ches afteake, died at Halifax June 13th, of wounds received in the action with the Shannon.

LIEUTENANTS OF MARINES. William S. Bush, 1st Lieutenant commanding marines on board the Constitution frigate, killed Aug. 19, 1812, in the action with the Guerriere. James M. Broome, 1st Lieutenant commading marines on board the Chesafieake frigate, killed June 1, 1813, in the action with the Shannon. John Brooks, 1st Lieutenant commandin marines on board the Lawrence, killed Septem ber 10, 1813, in the engagement between the American and British fleets on Lake Erie.

SAILl NG MASTERs. .Arundel, commanding sch. Pert on Lake Ontario. He was wounded November 10, 1812, under the batteries of Kingston, and refusing to quit the deck of his vessel, was, shortly after, accidently knocked overboard and drowned. William Augustus White, of the Chesapeake, killed June 1st, in the action with the Shannon. James B. Sigourney, midshipman, acting mas ter, commanding the sch. Ash, killed July 14th, in a contest with British boats in the Potomac. Osgood, commanding sch. Scourge on Lake Ontario, drowned August 7, 1813, by the upsetting of that vessel. 40 o:31"ru Ary.

MIDS HIPMEN. John Taylor, jun. Q of the President frigate, John H. Bird, } killed June 23d, 1812,

in the chase of the Belvidera. - John Hatfield and — Thomfison, of the Lake Ontario squadron, killed April 27, 1813, in the attack of York. Pollard Hohewell, } of the Chesafieake John Evans frigate, killed June Courtland Livingston, J 1, 1813, in the ac tion with the Shannon. Richard Delfthy, of the brig Argus, died Au gust, 1813, of wounds received in the action with the Pelican. * * Henry Laub, of the Lawrence, killed Sept. 10, 1813, in the battle on Lake Erie. Thomas Claxton, of the Lawrence, died Oct. 7, 1813, of wounds received in the battle on Lake Erie.

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NOTICE. Notwithstanding great pains have been taken to render the preceding List of the American Navy more perfect than any one at present to be procured, the publishers cannot promise themselves it is free from errors. Gentlemen of the Navy in Boston who discover such errors, will confer a favour by sending notices of the same to the publishers, as it is intended to print a new edition in January next. / STEEL’S

ORIGINAL AND CORRECT

ILIST

OF THE . Royal Wavy of Great Britain,

FOR JULY, 1813.

Stations.

JWames. Guns.

Commanders.

Built.

Iaid down 1812

C Abercromby, , 74 C. Fahie .

W. Portsmouth . .

. 74 King's . Yard Channel . . Fleet

|| Plymouth (fhaulhoult).T.1809

C Achilles . . . 74|| A. P.Holles .

B Agincourt .

. . T. 1807

. . .On passage from Med. 1799

home,

Portsmouth (f Royal Oak) 1769

O Alexandre, f . . 80| . . . . .

. |Plymouth,pow. magazine, 1806

STEEL’S LIST OF THE ROYAL

NAVY.

C Ajax

. . .

Waller Otway. |Plymouth, refitting . . . 1809

|Robert

74 Charles Grant

Mediterranean .

. . 1810

C Armada

C America .

. .Mediterranean . . . . . 1809.

. .Mediterranean . . . . . 1808

Rowley

74|Josias

Parker

C Aboukir . . .

74|George

C Albion

F.Devonshire . Off Flushing . . . . . 1802

|James

. 74

O Anson . .

74|

. . . |Portsmouth . . . . . 1812

Alfred

. .

. .Portsmouth . . . .Portsmouth ...... 1779 . . . 1778

O Alcide, (Rs)

Jamaica ...... 1811

4|Rr. Admiral W. Brown

;

George Scott

Capt.

James

Lt. Puller.

R. Mends . .

C JArve

Princendors)

C Assistance, . 74

(Ps)

C Asia . . . -E §

1781

East-Indies.Maiddown1813 Plymouth,(fPrincessChar.)t,1793 Portsmouth,(built1782Red.)1802 (fJason)T.1782Chatham. Sheerness.T.1797 East-Indies.T.1801 Deptford(fMinerva)T.1806 GulfofVnnice(fTofaz)T.1793

Nore •*- es- -e

Halifaxstation.1797 ToBermuda.1796 Portsmouth. Sheerness.1784 Woolwich.1780 Woolwich.799 Chatham.1787 Jamaica.1781 Leith.1779 Baltic.1802

-e e Vice-Adm.W.A.Otway Capt.MatthewBuckle RodneyEdwardHon. williamFothergin. ArchibaidDickson - - •etº e-- - Lt.James. SamuelButcher. E.L.Graham. cochetJohn: - A.R.Kerr.. G.Tobin.

(as) OAdventure, • - (enjute) CArdent, CArgonaut,f(Hs). OAssurance,(Rs) OAlkmaar,b(ss) CAndromache,f. OAudacious. CArgo,(Gs). CAfricaine,f. CAlemene,f. BAmphitrite. CAdamant. CAntelope. OAlceste,f - OAfrica CAcasta. OActive. OAtlas. CAcbar

Built.

Stations

daiddown 1813

River Thames

River Thames . laiddown 1813

Plymouth (ºf T.1804

Proserhine) T.1798

Portsmouth,(f Proserpine)

Plymouth, (ºfHannibal) T.1812

Convoy to .

East-Indies

Cape ofGood Hope . .1810

Deptford, to besold ., 7.1789

Plymouth, torepair . .1799

1781

Convoy to Quebec

1798

Deptford, fitting . .

1805

Gulf ofVenice . .

Halifax station . . .,1801

Mediterranean . . .1801

Greenland . . .1806

Plymouth . . .1780

1797

Chatham . . .1778

Chatham . .

Chatham . . .1781

SirET. Bart

Troubridge,

SirJohn

Louis,

Hari

Commanders.

LordJ. Townsend . .

C.M.Schomberg . .

Richard Arthur .

william

Bowies.

J.P.Stewart .

B.wTaylor . .

R.Cathcart

F.H.Coffin . . .

Guns.

JWºmes.

JAmsterdam,

(as)

C#Alexandria

CAndromeda

O .

Amiable,f

Alligator

CAmphion

OAmelia, f . ..38 CArmias, f

OAmazon . .38

. .38

CArthusa .

BAlpheus .

Aurora . . .

Aquilon .

BAraxes .

CAstrea .

CEolus .

CApollo . ..38

riad

CAlgie .

O O t

1808 7.1809 .1809 1804 1808 1812 .1807 .1804 1808 1806 .1806 ...1789 .1804 .18l3 F.18O1 .laiddownl8l3

T.1805 P.1803

Woolwich,repairing Portsmouth,repairing Sheerness,fitting. Plymouth,fitting. Halifaxstation.

Leithstation - West-Indies. West-Indies. Portsmouth - Plymouth. ToAfrica. Bermuda. Guernsey. Channel. Topsham. Bermuda. |Deptford.

Baltic - Baltic. Nore. -

Lieut.A.B.W.Lord. AlexanderM*Vicar Josiahoake,Master. IsaacH.Morrison. FrederickHickey CharlesH.Watson. GeorgePringle. RichardKenah. H.T.Davies. - JohnWilson. J.Anderson. DanielRoss. B.C.Cator. JohnBayley. J.Davies,(2).

Amaranthe,bg Abundance,(ss) Attentive,Gbg Albicore,bg Apellus,bg Arachne,bg Acteon,fbg Alonzo,(Gs) .Achates,f. Argus,bg-. Adder,bg. Arab,bg. Avon,bg Ariel,sp Anacreon. AEtna,(bb.). Atalante. -

Acorn - Asp. Alert. t;

Statiºns. Built.

Guernsey.P.1798 Plymouth.laiddown1812 Portsmouth,(fFormidable)T.1795 Plymouth(ºfFormidable)T.1805 Woolwich.laiddown1810 Chatham.T.1805 ConvoytoWest-Indies.1776 Hamoaze,refitting.1805

Newfoundland.1805 Mediterranean.1768 Newfoundland.1786 Portsmouth.1810 Bombay.1790 Channel.1806 Jamaica.1810 Baltic.1801 Baltic.1801 Lisbon.1811

V.Adm.SirR.G.Keats,öt} Lieut.WilliamStyles. Capt.Edw.Hawker Commanders. Lt.DavidBuchan Lt.D.Carpenter Lt.JohnWatson. Wm.Slaughter. Lt.D.M-Donald SirE.Berry,Kt. GeorgeBurlton. Lt.H.S.Wilson J.W.Spranger. H.W.Herrick. Lt.J.G.Apun. King'sYard. King'sYard. J.Walker.

.Mames.Guns. Arrogant,(SheerHulk) Brave,f(Ps). 8O

Agressor,G.bg..14 *Adonis,cutter.10 Algerine,cutter.10 Bahamas,s.(Ps).74 Archer,Gbg.. 14 tAlpheus,sch..10 BlackPrince.74 Bellerophon.74 Arrow,sch..12 Belteisle,f'.74 Britannia.120 Ant,sch..8 Barfleur. 98 Bedford.74 Boyne.98 Barham.74 —v-J- - -

CBellona.74|GeorgeM*KinleyOffFlushing1760 CBenbow.74||R.H.PearsonNore1818 CBerwick.74||EdwardBraceMediterranean ,-1807 Portsmouth.OBlake.74|.1808 - CBlenheim.74|SamuelWarrenWoolwich1813 CBombay.74|NorburnThompsonMediterranean1808 King'sBBoscawen.74||YardWoolwichtaiddown1811 74|Lt.CBrunswick,(Ps).J.H.SparkesGillingham1790 C 74|R.Adm.Bulwark.C.P.DurhamQ|BasqueRoads1807 CaptJ.A.Worth OBelliqueux.64Sheerness .1780 OBienfaisant,f.64 Hamoaze.T.1758 CBristol.enflute64GeorgeWyndham Mediterranean(1Agincourt)1796 : Lt.XBatavier,b.(Hs).50T.D.Birchall. Woolwich.T.1799 Brabel,b.(Rs).50| Chatham.T.1796 - . Bourbonaise,f.38| Plymouth.(fCaroline)T.1809 CBellePoule,f...38|GeorgeHarris .OffUshant.T.1806 - Frinsbury.laiddown1812 BBrilliant.38 .Plymouth1797 OBoadicea.38| |GulfofVenice.CBacchante.38|WilliamHoste .18l : :

Built.JYames.Guns.Commanders.Stations.

Brune,f.enflute36||W.S.Badcock[Mediterranean(fThetis)T.1808 Blanche,f..24|East-Indies(fBellone)P.1805 Bana,(sp).18.laiddozen1813 Bráave,b.36||Portsmouth,T.1790 BonneCitoyenne,f18P.B.Green..T.1798Chatham. Mediterranean(fHawk)T.180618|JohnSmith.Buzzard e CBustard.ConvoytoWest-Indies.P.180616|C.B.Strong.

Barrossa.36|WilliamH.ShirreffHalifaxstation1812 Belvidera.36|RichardByron[Halifaxstation1810 Briton.38||SirThomasStaines,kt.ChannelFleet1812 Blossom.20|J.R.RowleyMediterranean.1805 Bucephalus.32|SarringtonReynoldsEast-Indies,1809 Baracouta,bg..18|East-Indies;,1807 Bittern.18G.A.HirePlymouth.,1796 Brisk.18|EvlesMounsherPlymouth.1805 Bacchus.LewisHole.ToCork1812 Banterer,bg..18C.WardeDowns1810 Beagle,bg..18||JohnSmithDowns.1804 Bermuda,bg..10||WilliamWolrige 1808 •*

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18O i

1801

1806 - 1804

1805

- 1804

1801

1808

1804

1808

- 1809

- 1808

1801

laid down 1813

R.I.P.

T. 1807

epot 1797

78 --T

Portsm. Pow.

Ma.ölt

Cowes, as an Army

Leeward Islands -

North America

Halifax station

Mediterranean

Edward Drury

O'Brien

Charles Rubidge

H. Pogson - Lt.

Lt. F. Y.

C. Browne - -

Lt. D.

George French

James -

Lt.

Lt. Morgan,(2)

Norfolk King - -

Lt.

Robert Riddle - -

James Stirling - -

Samuel Blyth -

Charles Hole - -

T. Devon -

F. -

John Skekel - -

Lt. Banks,

John

Ross - - -

R.Coote - - -

Brevdageren, dG

Bellahom, sch

Basilisk, G. bg

Bramble, sch -

Gbg

Bruiser,

B Belzebub, bb -

Bull Dog, bb.

Barbara, sch -

Britomart, bg.

Buffaloe, (ss) -

Gbg

Blazer,

Bloodhound -

sch -

Bream,

--~~

Badger, bg.

Briseis, bg.

Beaver, bg.

Borer, bg -

Bold, bg -

Brasen -

Boxer - C §

Stations. AEuilt.

Deptford - - laid down 1810

Off the Texel - - T. 1807

River Medway (ºf Jupiter) T.1797

(f Franklin) 7, 1798

Plymouth,

Chatham, repairing - - - 1801

Mediterranean - - - 1808

Off the Texel - - - 1803

Basque Roads - - - 1812

Off Flushing - - - - 1812

|Off Flushing - - - - 1812

To Lisbon - - - - - 1797

Hamoaze - - - - - 1783

Plymouth - - - - - 1793

Plymouth - - - - - 1810

1766

Chatham - - - -

Bombay - - - - - 1813

Rear Adm. M. Scott

SirEdw. Pellew

W.Adm.

1st R. Pellew Capt. Robt. Maunsel Capt. Ad.

2d Jer. Coghlan Capt.

Commanders.

E.W. Owen -

C. R.

Powder Magazine - -

Lord W. Stewart - -

B.Watts - -

Lt. W.

Henry Vansittart - -

T.Alexander - -

J. White - - -

King's Yard - - -

H. L.Ball - - -

- 120

Guns.

Christian VII. d

Camfierdown, b

Carnatic, (Rs)

Conquistador -

(ps) -

Canada,

Cornwallis -

Canofius, f -

Cambridge - Conqueror - -

Caledonia, - -

Cornwall JWames. - -

Colossus - -

Clarenco - -

Centaur - -

Chatham - -

Caesar - -

O C C C B O O

C C

C O C

1794

Mediterranean

blº 1785 red 1794

Portsmouth,

lent to trans. boar. 1784

- - - - T. 1803

Portsmouth

- - - - T. 1803

East-Indies

------P. 1805

Portsmouth - - - - T. 1801

T. 1805 Portsmouth

(ºf Pomona)

repairing - - 1797

Plymouth,

fitting - - - 1812

Plymouth,

|Gulf

of Venice - - - -

Mediterranean - - - - –

Halifax station - - - - 1774

West-Indies - - - - - 1810

West-Indies

- - - - - 1807

Portsmouth

- - - - - 1791

Portsmouth

- - - - - 1796

Northfleet ------1813

Plymouth ------1782

Chatham ------1801

Halifax ------1810

Lt. &Agent W.Wickham

Frederick Langford -

Charles' Dashwood - -

Lt. John Simpson (2)

William Skipsey - -

Charles Dukes - -

- Thomas Briggs

Thomas Garth - - -

Thomas Baker - - -

John Quilliam - - -

John Tower - -

Forbes ,- - - -

74 ------

Carrere, f(Rs)

Centurion (Rs)

Cumberland

Chiffonne, f

Caton,f(hs)

Clorinde, f –

O Courageux

Cerberus

Crown (Ps)

Cambrian -

Crescent

--~~

Caroline

Curasoa

Cuba,

Castor -

Cydnus

Creole -

Ceylon #Clyde - -

Cressy - ta

Capt. James Prevost

- - Carystort ------1779 o 28 Crocodile - - - 22 ||William |Sheerness Elliot - - - || Mediterranean - - - - 1806 tº

- - - - 32|Edward Woolcombe - Jamaica - - - - - 1780 Champion - 24 #Circe g (Rs) ------to be sold - - - 1767 p. Deptford,

JWames. Guns. Commanders. Stations. Built,

------

Chester - - - laid down 1813 *

Cyrus - - - - 20

Cyrene - - - - 20 ! ------|Biddeford - - - laid down 1813

Colibri, bg - - 18|G. R. Pechell - - |Halifax station - - - T. 1809 :

Columbine, bg - 18|R. Muddle - - - |Mediterranean - - - - 1806 H.

------Cyane - - - - 20 |Thomas Forrest - - || - 1806 : West-Indies

-----,

Cyclops (Rs) - - 28

------1779 : |Portsmouth

Cornelia - - - 32 Woolwich - - - - 1808 º'

Cleopatra - - - 32|Charles Gill ------1804 : |Barbadoes

Calypso, bg - - 18|Thomas Groube - - |Heligoland - - - -, - 1896 : Camilla (Rs) - - 20 ------|Sheerness - - - - - 1776 :

Ceres (Rs) - - - 32 Thos R.Adm.

Chatham - - - - - 1781

Cosack - - - - 22|Francis Stanfell ------1807 : |Jamaica

bg - - 18 ||John Bedford - - || Halifax - - - - - 1812 º' Childers,

Comus - - - - 22 ||Matthew *:::::: Smith - - | Cadiz ------1806 °

- -

( B

18 - - - -

- - - -laid down 1813

Rochester - -laid down 1813

CConfiance, BCarron, bg ship -

- - T.1807

CComet - - 20 (George Wm. Blamey -|| Newfoundland

CColombra, ship - 18 Henry Ducie Chads - station - - 1812

|Halifax P.

CChallenger

- 18 Frederick Vernon - -|| Portsmouth, fitting - - 1813

Halifax station - - 1808

Mediterranean - - 1807

CCharybdis, bg

CCoquette - -

CCephalus,

C bg - bg 18' - Edw. 14 Flin A.Adderley - - 18|J. - Clephan - -|| - Mediterranean - - - 1808

C bg - 18 Michael Head - -|| Halifax station - - 1812

Crocus,

20; John Curlew, Simpson - - station - - 1807

|Halifax

CCrane - -

CClio, bg - -

18|William Farrington - Station - - - 1806

|Leith

18, James Stuart - -|| West Indies - - - 1808

18 - - - - -| Sheerness - - - -1804

C’Combatant,

(Rs)

C bg - 18} Thos. Rd. Toker - - - - - 1797

Cruiser, |Sheerness

Braimer -

CCastilian, bg - -

Cruising - - - 1808

Tucker -

ºxid

CCygnet

18;

R.Russell

------Brazils 1802 - - - - -1807

|Quebec

C ship -

Cherub,

CCretan Ibg - 18; C. Payne ------1809

F. |Downs

32 T.

------

- - - -

18|

BCarnation, bg -

B ship - Conway, §

1801

18Ol

1801

1804

1808 1784, 1804 1808

1808 . 1808

1812 1808

1806

1805

Built.

Maid down 1813

T. 1808

T. 1798

P. 1804

Portsmouth, torepair

Cape of Good Hope

Gulfof Venice Stations. :.

Newfoundland

Downs station

North Sea -

Gravesend -

Plymouth

Channel - -

Topsham - -

Milford

Quebec -

Baltic - -

Baltic - Baltic -

Cadiz -

Leith - -

Lt. Walter Boswell

Wm. Kirby, Master

Comuanders.

Lt.Michael Fitton -

Lt.James Valobra -

William Ramage Lt. R. Lucas

Stewart

13|acker

Lt.John Stokes -

Lt.John Smith -

Lt. Hillier. -

T. Kennedy -

James Bastray -

Thomas Fife -

Lt. Askew -

H. Baker - -

J. - -

M'Kerlie

John Smith - -

C Confounder, G.b

C G bg Conquest,

C Chanticleer, bg.

C Charger, M bg

C Constant, G bg

C Cormorant (ss) C Cheerful, cutt.

C Cracker, G bg

C Cheerly, G bg

C Censor, G bg-

C bg Cherokee,

C Cordelia, bg

C Cadmus, bg -

C Corso, s(Rs) - C Calliope, bg

B. Clinker, bg

O Curieur, f –

JMamcg.

C Conflict -

3 Contest -

1812

1798 1798

Chatham - - - laid down 1812

Sheerness - - - - - T. 1796

Chatham - - - - - T. 1796

Off

the Texel East - - Indies - T. 1807 - Pitt) P. 1803

Chatham, (f Hercules) T. 1797

Portsmouth Hoche) T.

(ºf

Portsmouth, repairing - - 1801

repairing - - 1794

Plymouth,

refitting - - -

1812

Chatham, fitting - - -

North America - - - - 1792

Halifax Station - - - - 1807

Halifax station - - - -

To Bermuda - - - - - 1781

Off Brest ------1811

Chatham ------1783

------1782

Halifax

Baltic ------1783

Rr-Adm. George Hope

Thomas Esphinstone

Raggett

Capt. R.

Charles John M. M. Hanchett Fabian, -

Black, Master

H. E. R. Baker - -

Robert O'Brien -

Lt. J. T. Young - -

Robert

Batrie

- -

Ross Donelly - - -

R. Lambert -

Yard - - - -

King's

en flute

44 C

Dolphin,(ss)

O Drochterland, b(as).50

(en

flute)

C O Dordrecht, b 64

Diadem, (Rs)

C Diomede, - 50

(rs)

O Dreadnought - - 98

C Damemark, d- - 74

O Donnegal, f - - 74

- - 74

Devonshire,

C Cuttle, sch. - - 4

O Dictator - - - 64

C Defiance - - - 74

O Delft, b - -

B Defence - - - 74

G Duncan - - - 74

C Uragon - - - - 74

C Dublin - - - - 74

C iana §Doris ------38 38

Chatham - laiddownl8ll

BDiamond - -38|| - -

Stations.

Commanders. Built.

JWames. Guns.

Dartmouth - laiddown1804

BDartmouth -36|| Yard -

Tanner’s

B sp- - - Ipswich - laiddown1813

Dee,

32 V.Drury -

CDover, f(ts) - |A.

Mediterranean (ºfBellone) T.1810

American station -T.1800

CŞDromedary (ss) P.Pritchard, Master |Ports.for Antig.(f Howe)P.1805

38|S.

CDaedalue, f -

Maxwell

CDésiree, f- - Farquhar Deptford - -T.1801

36|Murray

O f(Rs) 36|Arthur - -

Dedaigneuse, 36|- EastIndies (fCorroma) T.1810

28 - -

forarmydeserters -1784

O (Ps)- Cowes,

Dido,

18 W.Daniel - ||WestIndies andHalifax -1808

CDotterell, bg -

---

CDasher, sp -

18|William Henderson - Deptford, repairing -1797

CDerwent, bg -

CDemerary, bg

18|W. H.Smith - ||Halifax station- -

M.Sutton - offCherbourg - -1807

18|G.

Woolwich - -1780

CDruid - -

32|| WilliamKing -

CDispatch, bg - 18 - - |Chatham - -1808

18|James Galloway - |Channel - -1812

ODelight,

f---

Halifax - -1795

CDryad - - Galwey

36|Edward

- ||Baltic - -1806

22||James Green -

CDaphne - -

Cork - -1806

18||Daniel Barber

CDauntless ------u_*------*\ \ . . . ." * - - *****-nºtºnanattax - v *º- -

CDrake,bg:- 10 Grant..Gregory Texel.Offthe ODriver. 16 Portsmouth Discovery,(hs). 12 Sheerness-..P. Devastation,(bb.) 8 AlexanderThomas .P.Baltic ºn Desperate,Mortbg 14 W.Jenkins.L. Cadiz-.. Dexterous,Gbg 14 Lt.R.Tomlinson Channel,cruising. Diligente,f(ss). 14 Ives,Master:Edmund Channel..P.7". Dapper,Gbg 12 Lt.H.Harford. .Baltic Dominica,bg:. 10 G.W.Barrette. williams IslandLeeward Découverie,bg 12 Lt.Richard station.Jamaica Defender,lugger: 12 Lt.McCannadey .Irishstation Deptford,tender. 12 .Irishstation Decoy,cutter. 10 Lt.JohnPearse: .Downs Lisbon Dart,cutter. Lt.T.Allen. . •. Dwarf,cutter. Lt.S.Gordon. .Downs Eagle--. Rowley.Charles Venice.Gulfof Edgar. Chatham,convictship. Edinburgh. Hon.G.L.Dundas .Mediterranean Egmont. BinghamJoseph .OffCherbourg CElizabeth. - E.L.Gower. .Mediterranean § Gl.Mames. Commanders. Built.Stations.. § O Excellent Portsmouth,repairing.1787 C Elephantºn. - F.W.Austen. Balticº.º.º..– O Europe,(Ps): Plymouth,lentTrans.Board1766 Europa,(Rs.). Portsmouth-1783 O James •- C (Rs).Experiment 44 Slade. Falmouth.1784 •- Egyyhtienne,f(Rs)O40 JohnPhilimore. Hamoaze.T.1801 C Eurotas--. 38 Northfleet.1813 C Endymion. 40 HenryHope. Plymouth,fitting. .1797 O Emerald-. 36 Henry Prescott.. Portsmouth.1802 C Eridanus 36 Chatham,fitting. .1813 C Ethalion 36 E.Heywood. Sheernessel...1802 .laiddown1813 B Euphrates. 36 •- RiverMedway C Euryalus*...*. 36 CharlesNapier. Mediterranean.1794 C Enterprize,(as). 28 C.Lt.W.Barker Resource)OfftheTower,(ºf1774 O Eurydice. 24 ThomasPercival Deptford .1781 C Echo,bg----. 18 Downsstation. .1808 C Eclair-. 18 JohnBellamy Mediterranean.,1807 C - Eclipse,bg 18 HenryLynne |West-Indies laiddownišić.. 1807 B Eden;spº. 18 Chester.º.

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Halifaxstation:.18l Dartmouth.laiddownl8l3

*- Newfoundland,(fEsſeigle).T.1808 Redbridge.laiddown1813 Halifax,(f.4m.bg...Wautilus)t.1812 Redbridge.laiddown1813 Sheerness,.(fElbe)T.1807 Plymouth.P.1804 Chatham.T.1807 Balticº-..T.1808 NorthSea.T.1809

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- - * Mediterranean.1797 West-Indies.1812 |Sheerness.,1807 Guernsey..1801 Plymouth.1798 Chatham.1777 Baltic.1804

Lt.EdwardF.Dwyer.

- - • s - Hon.R.C.Spencer -

TemplerLt.R. e WilliamGregory •*.*-e. - Lt.G.V.Crosbe M.Godfreyw.. Lt.J.L.Rowe. JohnTaylor. H.i.Lyford'. wales Rd. - -

18 18 18 18 18 18 14 14 12 14 98 8O C.Enchantress,(Gs&Ps)18

Ems,dschuyt QElven,d(Rs).18 Earnest,Gbg Elizabeth,sch CEspeigle,bg.18 Esk,sp e Escort,Gbg. OEyderem,d. Efiervier,f Formidable OFoudroyant CElectra,f.18 CEspoir,bg. Eling,sch. ---- CEmulous. 16 Erne,sp OEgeria.18 BElk,bg.18 - Erebus. §

Stations.

Guns.

•Commanders. Built.

Maines.

BForte C s . -74.Lt. DuncanMenzies ...Plymouth, lent Board, t.1805

Firme, (rs). Trans. Woolwich -laid down1802

,() Fortitude . 74||". .

...Portsmouth, Powd. Magazine 1780 BFalmouth . 20!. . . .Biddeford . .laid down1813

38|King's Yard . .

O ºf . .38|. . . .;Portsmouth, Resistance) T.1797 O Frederickstein, d. 32|". . . . Fisgard, (ºf C d. enflute 38William Isaac Scott .Lisbon . . .T.1807

Preya, Woolwich, to besold .T.1807

O d 36||. . . .Chatham . . .T.1807

Frederickswaarn, C f.. .38|William Mounsey . .Mediterranean . .T.1869 Furieuse,

CFylla, d. . RGuernsey station . .T.1807 22|Rr.Adm.Wm.Hargood,

G C d . 74Lt. E.N.Greensword .Gillingham . .T.1807 f.. 18|J.Lawrence, (2). .[Bermuda . . .T.1810 Fyen, (ps) Fantome,

---

CFavorite . 20!John Maxwell . .Convoy toAfrica - -1806

OForth . . 40. . . .Deptford, fitting . .1812

CFame “. . 74|Walter Bathurst . .Mediterranean . .1805

C Franchise, f. 36;Richard Buck . .Mediterranean . .1803

CFortunee . 36|William Goate . .Cork station . .1800

C enflute . Paterson . .Quebec.------1780 Fox, $2|D.

William Shepheard

------> --- ~---- - : * ~ * > - --- ~~ -

Fawn. |ThomasFellowes. Halifaxstation. 1808 Fly. SirWilliamParker,Bt. Sheerness,fitting.1813 Forester,bg AlexanderKennedy |West-Indies.1806 Fowey,sp., - Bucklershard. Maiddown1813

A.Mitcheli - Frolic,bg. Halifaxstation. 1800 Falcon,(Hs) .Parish Sheerness.1801 Foxhound,bg. John Basque)Plymouth.(f1809 - - Fairy,bg: EdwardGrey Brazils .1812 - Flamer,sp. JohnBaldwin NorthSea.1804 Forward,Gbg Lt.Rt.Bankes. Baltic.1805 Furious,Gbg. Lt.JohnMundell Ileith.1804 Fervent,Gbg. CharlesHopeReid Baltic1805 Gibralter. Furnace,bb - Fierce,sch. Lt.Robertºryte. Halifaxstation. Glory,(Ps). Chatham.1788 Gibra?ter,s F.J.LerouxLt.. Phania:Plymouth(ºf)T.1780 Ganges,(Ps). Plymouth. 1782 f(ps).Généreur, Lieut.J.Allen,(1). - Plymouth.T.1800 CGlocester R.Williams. Baltic. 1812 QGoliath. F.I.Matland cutdoºwn.178l s •*

181O

"oLisbon . .

Stations.

Built.

Blackwall . laiddown 1813

Limehouse . laiddown 1813

RiverMedway . laiddown 1813

T. 1807

. . .P. 1793

Chatham .

Portsmouth, sheer hulkT. 1787

Portsmouth . (ºf 1759

Fame)

1803

Leeward Islands.

Mediterranean . . 1784

Mediterranean . . 1809

Portsmouth-. . . 1813

Portsmouth . . 1785

Portsmouth . . 1771

Plymouth . . 1790

Jamaica . . 1807

I Capt.Charles Hewitt

G.Peacock, Master

* Capt.C. Crespigny

Adm.James Foote

F.Laforey, Bt.

Rr.

* R.A.d.Sir

- - -

;

; Adm.F. Pickmore

Rt.

;

Capt.F. Collier

ItCommanders.

William Coet.

Lt.

Woodley

Loack .

R.Battersby

John S.Peyton

Barton’s Yard

P.Davies .

it.. .

tº.

*º-º-º:

..Vameş.

Guns,

OGuylderland, b (Rs)

CGrasshopper, bg

CºtGlenmore,

(Rs)

CGuildford, (Ps) .74

CGladiator, (Gs)

C.Ganymede, f. .24

...OGelykheid, b. .

OGrafton, (Rs). .74

CGorgon, (hs).

.36

BGreyhound.

BGranicus . .

CGrampus . .

.44

C.Garland . ..22

CGalatea . .

BGlasgow .

CGlatton, ." 3

1804 18O2 Chatham.barddownl8l1

Woolwicla.P.l803 - Leith.P.l804 - laiddosvn1806 Woolwich..laiddown1812 Deptford.laiddown1812 Woolwich,tobesold.T.1807 Bermuda,(fFavorite,)Red.1807 Downs.T.1805 Mediterranean.T.— Plymouth,lentTrans.Board1774

Sheerness. 1800 •* LeewardIslands. Mediterranean.1809 CoastofSpain.1808 Mediterranean. -

Plymouth. OffBrest.1810

Chatham - -******** Baltic. 1804

SirMichaelSeymour,Bt. ;V.Ad.SirSidneySmith Cap.CharlesT.Smith Lt.andAgentE.Elers Hon.w.J.Napier. GeorgeTrollope. Lt.WilliamCrow. **\-----***------v-vi Lt.H.Anderson. Edm.Waller ArthurStow King'sYard. Xing'sYard. King'sYard. Ring'sYard.

J.Trickey -

Gaudaloufie,fbg18 GreenLinnet,sch6 ~******************--ºx=- Gluckstadt,dbg:18 -wº Growler,Gbg 14 Gleaner,ketch..4 Goshawk,bg.16 Goldfinch,bg.10 Gallant,Gbg.14 Griffon,fbg.16 Hector,(Ps).74 Goree,(Ps) 18 Gannet,bg:.16 Hibernia.110 Hannibal.74 Hercules.74 Galgo.16 Hawke.74 Howe.100 Hero.74

O ; Limehouse .

laiddown 1818 ºr

. .1808 tº

. .

East-Indies

Newfoundland 1807 o

Woolwich . . T.1808 tº

Portsmouth, repairing . .1799 tº

Stations.

Built. 3

1aiddown 1813 *

Lynn-...--.

T.1796

Chatham . . T.1807

Chatham . .

Mediterranean . P.1804 2

Portsmouth . (fLeander) 1807 3

Convoy towest-Indies 1811 : ...

Capeof GoodHope . .1796

Mediterranean . . .1811 :

. . .1804 : West-Indies

Portsmouth . . .1806

Portsmouth . . .1808 3

ToLisbon . .

1810 :

Sheerness . . .1809 :

Baltic . . .1804 *

38Rt. Hon.Lord Geo.Stuart

50|Dunean Wier, Aſaster

24'John Master.

Foxton,

18Samuel Hore, acting

38 George Elliott.

Hon.

Communders.

•. .

36|fſon. C.Cadogan

36Edward Chetham

38Burton’s ...:

Yard.

20Philip Browne

- -

32W. P.Cumby .

$6' J.Percy Hon.

• .

• - -

- -

. . .

* - -

18 32". . .;

36!. . .

Guns.

O HarPruen, d(Rs)

(ss) . CŞHindostan,

O Haerlem, b(Rs.) .

Hamedryad, s.

Halcyon, bg

(ss). Hyaena,

O (rs) Hydra,

Havannah

Fielder,

JWumes. |bg

Harpy,

Hyperion

Heroine

Hermes. :

Hotspur

Horatio .

Hebrus :

Hussar. Halifax.

Q Hygeia .

(i.

B C

C C

(> C

- -1808

--- P.l798

Woolwich -

Plymouth,to repair (ºfLymr)t. 1807

Lynn laiddown 1813

------

• -1805

Baltic - -

•

Convoy to Downs - -1808

- -1804

Mediterranean

Off theTexel

-1806

Halifax station -- -

Newfoundland - - -1794

Mediterranean - - -1806

West-Indies - - -1812

East-Indies - - -1809

East Indies - - -1809

Sheerness - - -1808

Yarmouth -

|Sheerness - - –

Plymouth - - -1808

Plymouth - -1794

---

Spithead - - -1804

Baltic - - - –

William M’Culloch.

E.William Garret

Lt.S. Treacher

Clement Milward

Lt.James Harvey

Henry Montresor

James Dickinson, (2

Lt.James Rose -

Harry Hopkins -

JohnCooksley -

A.R.Sharpe -

JohnForbes - -

Joseph Prior- -

J.Case - -

C Haughty, Gbg

C Gbg

Havock,

C Gibg-

Hearty,

O bomb

Hecla,

O Gbg-

Hardy,

(us)-

Hornet,

C Helicon, bg

B bg:-

Harrier,

O Heureuz, f

C bg-

Hecate,

C -

Holly, sch.

Harlequin -

bg -

Heron,

C bg -

Hasty,

C bg :-

Hone,

Hyacinth -

Hazard -

Hesper ---

Helena -

Herald - - §

Built.Commanders.StationsJWames.Guns. -

Chath.(fSwiftsure)b.1787r.1805CIrresistible,(Ps) Woolwich-laiddown1812BIsis- Blackwall-laiddown1813BIsler--38||Wallis’sYard- TheBrazils-b.1784r.1794 -||Chatham(f-Amerique)T.1794OImpetueur Mediterranean(fMedée)T.1804 - -|Plym.(fDuguayTrouin)T.1805OImplacable,f- 74 - Mediterranean-T.1810CIphigemia-36|AndrewKing-

- -

Mediterranean-1808CInvincible- - OffFlushing-1810}CImpregnableAdm.WilliamYoung OffFlushing-1812CIndus--- V.Adm.SirSam’lHood?|East-Indies-1803CIllustrious- OIntrepid,(Rs)-Plymouth,1776 Channel-36||H.Christian-CIris- Lt.JohnMurray,2-||Halifax1804CHerring,sch. Halifax-1780OInflexible,(Rs)

1stCapt.R.A.d.Bedford

2dG.C.Mackenzie - 38|Hon.HenryDuncan

74|WilliamH.Gage -

§.; Capt.W.H. - - 74|RobertMansell- -- 74||CharlesAdam- 40||JohnFysse-

t 64||- 64||- O 9 ; 5 : -- . -- :

CIndefatigable CImperieuse,a ---...--

- 2

Portsmouth--laiddown1813 Plymouth-laiddown1810 Balticstation,(fArrogante)T.1798 Portsmouth-T,1807 Halifaxstation,(ºfBellone)T.1809 Portsmouth-T.1796 Chatham,lentTrans.BoardT.1807

Portsmouth,fitting-

Mediterranean-1805 RiverThames-– West-Indies-1805 East-Indies-1783 Portsmouth--1808 -1798Plymouth- Channel-1805 Channel-1809 Chatham-1806 Baltic------1804 Baltic-1813 Lisbon-1808

Lt.andAgentT.S.Osmer SirEdwardTucker,5t. .G.Trickey,Master. Lt.NathanielVassall

Lt.Nich.Tucker - EdwardBrazier Hon.J.W.King HenryJenkinson JamesSanders- AbrahamLowe- - HenryJane- King'sYard- King’sYard- G.E.Watts- -

- 74. CKronPrincen,d(ps)74 CInvestigator,sound. CIntelligent,Gbg- CInsolent,fbg- CImogen,bg- CJaseur,ship- CJuniper,sch.- CInconstant- OJustitia,d- OJamaica,f- CJasper,bg- OJulia,bg- BJupiter- CJunon,f--- CJalouse,- CIndian- BIcarus- CJason- C.Jahda---- OKent---- :

Halifax station- - 18l

tºStations.

- - 1808

------

-->-- Built.

- -laiddown 1813

------

Blackwall - laiddown 1812

Plymouth - laiddown 1812

Frindsbury - laiddown 1812

Mediterranean - -T. 1798

Plymouth - -P. 1805

----

- 1804

Capeof GoodHope -

Portsmouth, ſitting - 1813

Gulfof Venice- - 1808

Mediterranean - - 1810

Mediterranean - - 1794

Mediterranean - - 1807

1807

mouth- - -

EastIndies - -–

Sheerness - - 1785

Downs - - 1781

Charles Tyler

R.Adm.

- -

Grenville Proby Hon.

- Capt.J.Eveleigh

1-Commanders.

Patrick Campbell

T.B.Capel

Hon.

Pictualling depot -

T.Simpson - Lt.

Ewell Tritton

------

George Sayer, (1)-

H.Dillon---

S.Hall - Ring's W. --

Yard -

John Davie -

---

------

---

------

-64 -18 -74 -64 -40 -98 -18 -16 -74

-36

-38 -50 -40 -38 -*36

-50

*Mames. --Guns.

*||

Kron Princessen, dºps74

Leyden, b.(en 64 flute)

Leopard, enflute

Latona, enflute

Kingfisher, ship

Kangaroo, ship

Lancaster -

LaHogue - Leviathan -

Liverpool ---

Kite, ship-

Leander---

Lavinia---

Laurel -

London ----

---

Lyffey

Leda -

- Lion--

----

: i 3:

-,-1808 -1813 -18l'O -1812 -1809 -1806 -1808 -1802 -1798 -1801 *-1808 -1806

iddown1813 iddown1813 s.Bd.T.1806 -T.1796 -T.1807 -P.1779

•-1813 RiverThames-la Chester---la Portsmouth,lentTran

- Chatham,fitting LeewardIslands Halifaxstation Halifaxstation HalifaxStation- CoastofSpain ToHalifax-- Portsmouth- Plymouth- Woolwich- Plymouth-º-- NorthSea- Trinidad--- |Cork- Baltic- Baltic-

Lt.&AgentHenrySquirc

- Hon.F.W.Aylmer GeorgeSeymour- - SamuelJackson- ThomasGraham- Lt.G.M.Guise- ThomasBrown- - G.W.Willes- Lt.JohnHill- - B.C.Doyle- Lt.R.Fair- 13!oyeR. •* -

38 38 38 36 28 24 28 18 18 18 2O 18 10 14 1O l4 74

Liberty,Cutt.bg Marengo,f(Ps)- Lacedemonian OLigaera,s.(Rs) Locust,Gbg- Landrail,sch- Laurestinus- Leveret,bg Lemon,sch- Leonidas- OLapwing- OLynx,sp- Larne,sp Lightning- Leocadia- Lively- Loire,f-- Lee,sp- Levant- Lyra-

C C C C C B B B C O C i

Built.

Stations.

Chatham - -laid down 1811

Mediterranean (fºuill.

Tell).T1800

To Halifax Blt. Red. 1813

1785,

Plymouth Powder Mag. T. 1805 Portsmouth

(f.Jupiter.)

T. 1806

Gulf ofVenice - - 1809

Mediterranean - - 1811

Halifax station - - 1807

Portsmouth - - 1794

East Indies - - 1810

Off - - 1806

Brest---

- - - 1779

Brazils

Nore- - - - 1812

Rr. B. Hallowell

Adm.

Rr.

Ad.T.F.Freemantle

Rr. Ad.Geo. Cockburn

Capt. S. Inglefield

Manley H.Dixon

Cap. Capt.Tho, Maling

Jas.

Capt. C. H.Ross

Rr. Ad.Manley Dixon

;

} ;

Rr. Sir R.King

Adm.

Cominanders.

Thomas W. Lake- -

Alexander Skene - -

Capt. J.Hayes

Rear-Adm.

Capt. Stevens

Augustus Brine -

gº;

King's Yard ---- -

John Hayes - -

74 74

80 74 54 74 74

74 74

Guns.

OMont Blanc, f

CMarlborough

Magnificent

CMontague -

BMinotaur -

CMulgrave -

JWames.

OMaida, f -

CMajestic -

CMedway -

CMalta, f: -

C.Minden -

CMilford -

oMars - -

‘. t

1805

1812 1785

1811 1810 1812

1810 1805 1808

1780 1805

1758 1794 1794

1797

1813

1812

1796 1794

River Thames - laid down

Portsmouth - - --

Woolwich - - -

Sheerness------1780, Rd.

Mediterranean - -

Convoy to &

W.Indies Bermu.

West-Indies (ºfLa Renome.)

Spithead, for Halifax -

repairing --

Plymouth,

fitting - -

Plymouth,

Mediterranean - -

Halifax station------

Mediterranean - -

- - -

East-Indies

Spithead - - - -

Downs - - - -

Lisbon - - - -

Hon. William Gordon

;

Capt. Wm. Nowell

Sir Peter Parker, Bt.

F.Bradshaw, Master

V. T.Foley

Adm.

George Burdett

Robert Mitford ---

Lucius Curtis -

D. Mackay -

David Dunn

George Bell - R.Hawkins -

G.Falcon

----

64 50

C Melhomene, fenfute 38

C enfute

Mermaid,

C Mercury, en flute

O Magnanime

(Rs)

O bg :-

Myrmidon,

C Madagascar - -

O Milan, fºr - -

C Malabar --

(ss).

C Magicienne

C Monmouth - -

O Modeste, f =- -

O Melampus"

C Maidstone - --

C Menelaus - -

C Minstrel - - B Meander - -

C #Minervaº - -

C - --

Malacca---

C Medusa - - 3.

180t

1807

Stations. Built.

---- laid down 1813

- - laid down 1813

Chester º- - laid down 1813 Falmouth, convoy forAmerica 1806

Portsmouth - - - T.1798

Sheerness - - - - T.1807

Portsmouth (ºfMignonne) T.1806

Mediterranean - - -

Halifax station - - - -,1804

Halifax station - - -1808

Mediterranean - - -1808.

Newfoundland - - - -1808

West-Indies - - - -1812

West-Indies - - - -1804 West-Indies - - - -

Portsmouth-- - - -1783

Biddeford -

America------

Lisbon - - - -1808

---

Baltic - - - - -1805

- -

- Robert Russell Commanders. Lt.

|James Tomkinson

J. C. Roberts

|Henry Bouchier

---

Ralph Wormley -

Charles Hobart -

F.Senhouse -

Thos Renwick -

J. K.Kinsman -

N. Courcy--

Peter Fisher - -

- David Scott - -

Lt. Dickson - -

Mercuriue, bb

C Mariner, G bg

O Magaera, (Fs) Morgiana, sp Mosquito, bg

Mohawk, bg - :

Minorca, bg -

Merlin,

(Rs) Moselle, bg

bg :- Mersey, sp- - Meteor,

Mutine, bg:

O Musette, f

Muros, bg-

C Maria, bg- -

Menai, sp- - -

Names.

Merope -

Martin - -

Myrtle - -

18 13

| 80s

Basque Roads .

Channel . . .I 808

- -

laid down1813

Woolwich . .laid down1806

Halifax station . .Jr.1812

T.1807

Nore .

T.1803

Halifax station .

blf. red.1804

1759,

OffFlushing .

Chatham . (fHolstein). T.1801

Plymouth . . .T.1810

.1798

1797

Chatham, torepair .

Chatham, torepair . .

1801.

Newfoundland.

1797

Portsmouth . .

1809

St.Helena . . .

Woolwich . . .

- -

Falmouth . . .

1804

Channel . .

1810

Quebec . .

R. Sirºt williams

Aa.

Capt. C.J. Austen

Lt.Joseph Williams

Lt. H.Hughes .

Lt. T.Leaver

W. Montaguc

Edward Collier .

J.S. Rainier. .

F.P. Epworth

Lt.J. Evans .

Lt.J. Steele .

Peter

Rainer.

Lt. Field .

Yard .

King's

. .

Samuel

Pym

8 64

.120 98

74 74

74 10 38 r) 38

14 cº

CMorne Fortunée, f 14

ONorthumberland .

CMackerel, sch

CMartial, G .

bg.

°C.Misletoe,

sch.

CMassau, d

(ps).

XMullet, sch

CNamur, (Gs)

BNewcastle .

OJVereide, f. .

CJWiemen, f .

CManly, bg.

ONeptune .

C.Worge, d .

CNymphe .

CWiobe, f

BNelson

ONaiad

CNiger . . C

---

Guns. Stations,

Commanders. Built.

JYames.

. .Sheerness .

.T.1807

O.Weargue, f -.16

. . Plymouth . .T.1806

CNemesis (en flute)28| Hon.J.A.Maude . [Halifax .Blt. R.F.1796

1780, ONetley, sch .14| . . .WestIndies . .P.1808

C.Wymfi.hen, d . Hancock . .Spithead, forLisbon .T.1801

36||John

OWed Elven,d (Rs)18| .

O d(as) .74 . . [Portsmouth . .T.1807 Odin,

CNarcissus . . Richard Lumley. Bermuda andHalifax .1807

.38|John

CNisus

. ..38| PhillipBeaver

. .Capeof GoodHope .1809

CNova Scotia .-ILt. B.Kent

. .Halifax station

Mediterranean . .1807

C.Nautilus, bg .18 Dench.

|T.

Ocean . .98 Plampin . [Mediterranean

|Robert

C.North Star .28|| ThomasCoe .

. . . .1810

West-Indies

CNegro, (Ps) .32 Lt.IsaacSmith . .Portsmouth . .1810

CNiger, (P& Hs). IsaacStrutt . .Portsmouth . .1750

32|Lt.

€Nimrod, bg . Mitchell . Plymouth . .1812

18||Nathaniel

CNimble, cutt . PeterWilliams . .Channel . .-

12|Lt.

CNancy, bg. ..16|Lt. William D.Aranda |Brazils . .1809

C.Nereus . .32; PeterHeywood . . . .1809

Brazils.

. .1805

CNightingale,

bg.16||Christopher Nixon. .Baltic .

. .1805

- - i -:

West-Indies. I808 - Frinsbury.laiddown1813 Downs.Ret.1809 Chatham.laiddown1812 Portsmouth.laiddown1812 Plymouth,(ºfCleohatre)T.1793 Cork.T.1807 Mediterranean"..T.1793 Portsm.lentTrans.Board,T.1782

Halifaxstation.1809 Mediterranean. 1811 Mediterranean. .1808 Mediterranean.1794 EastIndies.1805 Portsmouth.1779 Plymouth.1805 Cruising.1805 Plymouth.1788 Baltic.1787 Leith.1805

Lt.&AgentW.Needham Lt.andagentGrantAllan

T.Wobrige. e King’sYard -e. 74|SirA.C.Dickson,be. JohnErskineDouglas. WilliamR.Smith. Lt.w.windeyer Siri.Awood,K.

HughPigot. JohnClavell. B.Hodgson. J.Murray. SmithCobb. Ring'sYard.

36 36 36 36 36 18 16 16 10 1O 1O 1O

COnyx,bg. e BPrincessCharlotte COwenGlendour. CPrinceofWales. COlympia,cutt.. BPrinceRegent. OPrinceGeorge. COiseau,f(ps).. COpossum,bg. CPegase,f(Ps) . COberon,bg COrpheus. CPomflee,f. BOrontes. COrlando. COrestes. OOrmen,d.. COrion. OOtter. OPrince. §

Built. 1812 -

Portsmouth,lentTrans.Bol.T.1780 Plymouth,PowderMagazine1768 Portsmouth-laiddown1810 Riv.Med.(ºfWashington)T.1789 Baltic.T.1807 Portsm.lentTrans.BóardT.1807 Portsmouth.T.1793 Plymouth(ºfRevolution)T.1796 Hamoaze,lentTrans.Board— Woolwich.T.1.795 (ºfMstree)T.1810Lisbon Chatham,refitting.T.1806

Deptford,repairing.1782

Stations. Halifaxstation.1809

|OffBrest. .1782Chatham-.. Halifax.1801

StephenTrounce,Master Lt.andAgentW.Blight Lt.&AgentA.Chapman Com.J.P.Beresford,Kt. Ad.SirR.Bickerton,lit. Thºs.R.Aa.B.Martin ; Capt.B.W.Page Capt.J.S.Grove,(2) - Commanders. PowderMagazine. -

HughDownman - JamesBrisbane. PhilipCarteret. FrancisMason. RobertLloyd. King’sYard. - -

Aamcs..Guns. PrincessCaroline,d.74 Pr.Frederick,5(Gs)64 PrincessofOrange,674 PrincessSofiſhia,d.74 Prevoyante,f(ss)40 Puissant,/(Gs).74 Prothée,f(ps) 64 Plantagenet74. Polyphemus 64 Panther,(Ps). 50 President,f.88 74Pembroke. Pomome,f..38 .74Poictiers Prudent. 64 Phaëton..38

Pitt. 74 2 ..

Northam...laiddownl8l1

Deptford1aiddown1813 W.Indies&Hal.(ºfPallas).T.1800 Liverpool,(ºfIłilliamstad)T.1798 Portsm.(fFoudroyant)Pr.P.1800 Deptford.landdown1812 Mediterranean.T.1810

Plymouth,repairing.1798 Spithead,forHalifax.1810 TeWest-Indies.1809 Mediterranean.1812 Mediterranean.1809 Mediterranean.1808 Portsmouth-..1781 East-Indies.1783 Portsmouth.1760 Portsmouth.1779 ToLima.1795 Channel.1810 Brazils.1807

Hon.A.Maitland J.W.D.Dundas c.G.R.Éhiliott RobertGambier: Parnard'sYard. Guillam’sYard. MiedDonald. C.H.A.Court. al" RobertElliott - JamesHilly AiyeJ.M. ". JamesHay C.Bertram

- e- e- "

" ...

Perseverance,(Rs) Princess,6(Gs) Pegasus,(Rs). Partridge,f. Paſillon,bg. Porcupine. Paulette,f. Pelorus,bg. Persian,bg OPenelope. Primrose Pactolus. Pyramus. Perseus. Pandora. Phoenix. Pique,f. - Phoebe. Pallas. Pearl.

Stations.

Built.

•

I799

I808

Channel.

West-Indies

Portsmouth, .(f T1807

Eclair)

Deptford .(fSerſlent) P. 1808

. 1807

Plymouth, fitting.

... 1794

. 1807

. 1749

Mediterranean . . 1806

Mediterranean . .

OfftheTexel .

1798 Mediterranean . .

Newfoundland

1807

1782

Portsmouth.

East-Indies . .

- -

. 185

Plymouth----.. ." . 1793

Plymouth

Spithead . . 1805

Cruising . . 1812

. 1790

Quebec .

1809

1808

Baltic . .

Baltic-.

Thomas Stokes, Maste

!Commanders.

WilliamFigg

Lt.

F. W.Burgoyne

Thomas Curson .

James Wemyss.

John Campbell, 1

George Kippen

George Rennie .

I. T.Nicholas

R. Mainwaring .

H. Thompson .

Charles Shaw

H. Robinson .

J. H.Godby .

J. F.Maple .

J. Paliner. .

.Mames.

Guns.

•

Pert,

Port bg :18

Mahon,

Porpoise, (ss). .16

Podargus, bg. .14

Prospero,

bg.

.18

Prometheus . .16

Pickle, fsch.. .16

Philomel, bg. .20

Peruvian, bg. .18

Paulina, bg

Petrel, (Rs). .16

.14

(Rs). .18

Pluto,

Pelican,bg . .18

Procris, bg. .18

Portia, bg.

Pheasant . .18

bg. .18

Pilot,

Pylades . .18

Plover . .18 O

CParthian, bg .10|James Henry Garetty. Downs . .isos

ORoyal William .80| . . .Portsmouth repairing,6.1719, r.1757

BRedoubtable .74 Yard . .Woolwich .laid down1807

King's

C asch.. .10|Lt. PerryDumaresq . Halifaxstation . .T.1807

Paz,

OPilchard, sch. .10! . .

Sheerness, repairing .1804

C.Pioneer, sch. .10 Morris- . .Sheerness, fitting. .1810

|Lt.

CQueen . .74|Rt. HonJohn LordColville OfftheTexel . .1769

C-Quail, sch.. .4 JohnOsborn . CRamilies .Mediterranean . . .74|Sir .1806 ThomasHardy, bt. Halifaxstation . .1785

Lt.

C.Royal George .110|T. F.C.Mainwaring . Mediterranean . .1788 .

NorthSea . .1808

CPatriot,

(Gv)

.10|Lt.

W.Hutchinson, 2. OffBrest . .,1810

CPincher, ship .14||Thomas Dutton. . .North . .1804

Sea.

CQueen Charlotte 110|| 1stCapt.

CRoyal Sovereign .110|J. Bisset. . OffBrest . .1786

CProtector, Gbg : Mitchener . Channel . .1805

14|Lt.George

CPiercer, Gbg :14|Lt. JoshuaKneeshaw . Spithead . .1894

CPigmy, sch. .10 Wm.Hutchinson, 3 ||Baltic. . .1810

|Lt.

C.Quebec, (Gs) .32 ThomasLeigh . Nore. . .1781

sº

|Lt.

- -

Rt.Hon.Lord Keith

Ad.

2dCapt. Jackson R.

cº,

.laiddown 18 lI

. .1805

1768 1776

1785

18()9

1764

1812

1803 . .1805

1708

7.1812 *1809

Pºuilt.

.laiddown i804

Maiddottºn 1809

. T.1807

. T.1806

. T.1794

repairing .

Portsmouth,

Stations.

Meditcrl'anean . .

Mediterranean .

Channel Fleet . .

Mediterranean .

Channel fleet

West-Indies

Cork station . .

Portsmouth . .

Portsmouth

Portshaouth .

Rochester .

Sheerness

Bermuda .

Plymouth . .

Deptford

Milford . .

RAdLord W.Beauclerk

Edward Dix

Capt.

Graham E.Hamond

Coin mandºrs.

SirChrist. Cole, kt.

T.E.Woolcombe .

F.Evans .

Com. A.

SirJohn kt

Fleetwood Pellew .

Gore,

Charles Malcolm

Edward S.Clay . .

Pelham's Yard . .

R.H. .

P.Somerville . .

Moubray

JohnTailour.

Yard. . .

King’s

Yard. .

King's

74 8O 74

..Vamtes.'

Guns.

Raisonable (GS& Rs)64

flute(Hs)44

Regulus,en

Ruby, Sheer Hulk 64

Revolutionaire,

Robust, . .

(Rs)

Resistance .

Royal Oak . .

Rochfort . .

Revenge . .74

Renown .

Romney . .50

Russell . .74

Repulse

Rota, d . .

Rodney . .

Rhin, ºf . .36

Rippon .

Rivoli,

G () S;

ORoman, i- -18|'- - - |Portsmouth Julie.) 1808 (f. T.

CRainbow - -24 Hamilton - |Mediterranean Iris.) 1809 Wm. (late

CRaleigh, bg- -18|G. W.Hooper - ||Convoy toEast-Indies - 1807

CRacehorse, bg -18|James DeRippe - Capeof GoodHope - 1805

CRacoon - -18||William Black - |Convoy toBrazil - 1808

C bg- -16|William Mather - ||Channel, cruising - 1808 Rapid,

CRattler - -16A. Gordon- - ||Halifax station - 1795

CRecruit - -18John Evans- - ||Halifax station- - 1806 Mediterranean - 1806

CRedwing, bg- -18|Sir J.G.Sinclair, Bt.

CRomulus, enflute W.H.Knight - ToAmerica - - 1785 36|G.

CRifleman, bg- -18|Joseph Pearce - | - - 1808 West-Indies

CRingdove, bg -18|William Dowers - ToHalifax - - 1806

ORattlesnake, (Rs) 16:- - - ||Plymouth - - -1791

ORose - -18 - - Plymouth - - 1806

C bg- -18J.Finley - - |Plymouth, - - 1808 Rover,

CRoyalist, bg- -18|J. G.Bremer - ||Plymouth - - 1807 J.

CRosamond - -20D. Campbell - America - - 1806

C#Reindeer, bg -.18||William Manners - Channel - - 1804

CRosario, bg- - L.Peake - ||Downs - - 1808 10|T.

CRanger - -20George Acklom: - ||Baltic - - 1807

Stations Built.

Plymouth - -laid down 1806

- - 1797

Mediterranean-- T.

Baltic

- - - 1804 West-Indies - - - 1808

T. T.

Plymouth - - - 1797

Plymouth - - - 1805

Sheerness, - -(f. Union.) 1756

- (f. 1762

Plymouth, Britannia.)

sheer-hulk - 1794

Plymouth, 7.

fitting - - –

Plymouth,

Off the Texel - - 1805

Coast of Spain - - 1806

Sheerness - - - 1805

Plymouth - - - 1805

Downs - - - 1808

Baltic - - - 1808

Cadiz - - - 1805

Ad.William Domett

John Rowe Mould

Lt.

E. Shaugnessy

Lt. O.

John W.Greene

|Lt.

James Nash 5

Capt.

Sir Keith, 5t. -

Lt. G.

Commanders.

Charles Jones - -

Lt.

William Stewart

W.Cockraft - -

Lt.

David Clair -

St.

G.Lennock -

Edmund Lyons - -

Pene - -

N.Wm.

Alex.

Fraser--

J.Julian - - -

Lt.

King's Yard - - -

Wm. Hill

JWames.

.Guns,

Salvador del Mundo,

SanMicolas, s(Ps) 80

Sans f.h. 80.

Pareil,

G bg

Richmond,

Redbreast, G bg 12

Resolute, Gbg - 12.

Rafade, fisch - 12

Rebuff, Gbg - 12

SanJosef, s - 112

St.Vincent - 120

Reynard, bg - 10

Sussex, (Hs) - 90

Redpole, bg - 10

St.George - 100

Rinaldo, bg - 14

Raven, bg- - 10.

bg- - 10

Rolla,

(Gs)

Racer - - 10 ;

!---

Portsmouth - - -T. 1798

Mediterranean Portsmouth - - - -T. - 1805 -T. 1807

Portsmouth - Gibraltar - -T. 1801 - - - -T. 1805

Portsmouth - - -T. 1797

Plymouth - - - -T. 1797

Portsmouth - (f.Sultan) 1775

- - - -T. 1805

Spithead,

Plymouth, to becut down - 1786

Plymouth, repairing - - 1800

North America - - - 1809

Off the Texcl - - - 1812

- - - 1811

East-Indies

Plymouth - - - ,1807

America - - - - 1803

H.Hotham, 2dCapt. Cañ.Qffleet S.J. Pechell

Ad.Sir J.B.Warren,

Bt.

Rr.Adm. JohnFerrier

Capt James Tillard

Capt. John Halsted

;

SirHome Popham Lt.James - - Harley - -

Robert Honyman - -

Lt.Edward Lyon - -

Henry Heathcote -

Lt.Wm. Rosson - -

Lt.Henry Squire - -

Lt.Edw. Harley - -

Rr.Adm. S.H.

John West - - -

; :

C SanJuan, s

(Rs&hs)74

C SanIldefonso, 74

(ss)

C San a(ps) 74

Antonio,

C San s(Ps) 74

Damaso,

C SanYsidro, s(Ps)

C Sterling Castle

C SanDomingo -74

C Scarborough - -74

O f - -74

Shartiate,

C Suffolk, (ps) -

C Sciſion, f - -74

O Skiold, d - -74

O Spencer -- - -74

C Sceptre - - -74

O Saturn - - -

C Sultan - - g

-1781 -1764 laiddownl8ll Built. -1798 -1782 -1784 -1782 -1794 -1806 1806 -1807 -18l2

•1804 T.1807 laiddown1810 ConvoytoBrazil-{fPitt)1805 P,1805 T.1804

Chamnel,cruising- Stations. Mediterranean- OffCherbourg- Halifaxstation,- ToGibraltar- West-Indies- Portsmouth- Plymouth- Bursledon- Deptford- Bermuda- Chatham- Chatham- Chatham---- Deptford- Lisbon- Halifax-

Lieut.ThomasSteventon SirT.J.Cochrane,Knt. V.Adm.Geo.Martin SirG.R.Collier,Knt. Hon.CharlesPaget-- Commanders.- W.Lloyd,Master- HassardStackpole- ; Capt.C.Inglis-

P.B.V.Broke - E.S.Uickson- J.A.Gordon- E.P.Brenton- King'sYard- JohnBowen-

Guns.JWames.

OşSirFrancisDrak

CSampson,(Ps)-64 CSurveillante,f- -1------CSerapis,(ss) OSyeren,d-74 OSt.Albans-64 CSea-Horse-" CSwiftsure-74 OStandard-64 BSalisbury- C.Surprize- CSalsette- ,Shannon- CSuperb- 74 CSpartan-" CStately- Sirius- CStatira-

B C

Portsmouth,to

reprºfDiligentet 1809

Blackwall Convoy ---laid down toW.Indies 1812 &Amer. t.1794

Frinsbury - -laid down 1812

Bermuda - - - T.1809

Portsmouth - - T.1798

(ºfMinerve).T. 1794

to repair - T.1807

Plymouth,

East Indies - (fScipio)

T.1807

Chatham (f T.1798

(lIris) 1789

Ambuscade)

Madeira - (fRequin) T.1809

Portsmouth 1781, r. -1801

blf.

Cape of Good Hope - -1808

Yarmouth Roads -

Jamaica Station - - -1807

To the Brazils - - -1812

Halifax station - - -1806

West-Indies - - -1812

Portsmouth - - -1785

Woolwich -

Ad.Robert Richard Curry Murray

: V. Capt.

Edward Wrottesley -

Clotworthy Upton - -

Chas. Richardson - -

Phipps Hornby -

Henry Haynes -

William Case -

John Porteus -

O'Grady - -

Barclay - - -

Santa sRs

Dorothea,

SantaMargarette, s

C enfute -

Success,

() St.Fiorenzo, f-

O Sagesse, f(iis) -

O St.Pierre, f -

C -

Solebay, (Gs)

Scamander -

CSemiramis -

C bg -

Sappho,

C Samarang, 5 -

CSabine, i- -

CSapphire - -

CSquirrel - -

CSatellite - -

CSybille, f- -

O - -

Seine, f'

BSevern - -

CStag - -

O O §

Built.

India - -laid down 1812 - - -laid down 1813

- - -ſaid down 1813

West-Indies - -T. 1804

Deptford - - -P. 1803

Spithead, for Mediterranean 1805

Channel, cruising - - 1808

Stations,

Halifax station - - 1803

Mediterranean - - 1804 Halifax station - - 1808 Mediterranean - - 1807 Mediterranean - - 1806

To Greenland - - 1785

Cork Station - - 1796

West-Indies - - 1801

Plymouth -- - -

Spithead - - - 1806

Baltic - - - 1798

Cadiz - - - 1805

Commanders. Thomas B.Clowes

Robert L.Coulson

Benjamin Crispin

William Bissell

Colin M*Donald

A. M'Kensie

Robbin -

George

John Harper -

Evans -

S. Watt -

N.Lockyer - E.

E. Sibly -

John Ellis-

R.Giles -

Sparrow-hawk

---

Scourge,

(as)

Scorpion, bg

Slancy, ship

Swallow, bg

Saracen, bg

Sylph, ship

Savage, bg

Sophie, bg

Spey, ship

Snake, bg Scylla, bg

JWames.

Scout, bg

tSabrina

Surinam

Seagull

Spitfire -

Sphynx

Stork -

--- i :

1779 1806 1805 1804 1803 1809 1767 1804 !803 1778 1813 1812 180l .1782 1805 !808 1806 1805 ...18O3 18O1

Maiddown Maiddown * T Lew.Islands,fBuonaparteT. P. lJAutumnP. : HalifaxstationfVigilanteT.

Channel,cruising Jamaicastation CoastofSpain Mediterranean Portsmouth Portsmouth Portsmouth Redbridge Woolwich OffAnholt Deptford- Deptford- Gibraltar- Bridport Lisbon- Downs- Baltic Baltic

16Richd.Anderson,Master 16.JohnEngledew,Master 16Lt.CharlesD.Jeremy 14;Lieut.Chas.F.Napier

14|Lt.C.Champion- 16|GeorgeBrine- 14F.G.Willock- 16J.N.Taylor- 14"Lt.J.Pettet- 14;Lt.J.Goldie- 10W.R.Smith-

16|J.Gore,2-

16- 18 - 6:- 14- 12- - - l6- 14|-- 14- - Sharpshooter,Gbg Shark,ship(Rs) Suñerieure,fbg Strombolo,bomb Sprightly,cutter Swaggerer,bg Sulphur,bomb #SeaFlower,bg Shearwater,bg Sheldrake,bg Starling,Gbg Sparrow,bg Speedy,(its) Snapper,bg Swinger,bg Snipe,Gbg Shider,sbg Spy,(ss)- Swift,(ss)- Swan-

Mediterranean - - 18lo

Stations. Built.

Portsmouth - -laid down 1809

Chatham - -laid down 1806

- - - - 1795

Portsmouth - - T. - 1807

repairing- - 1898

Chatham, T.

torepair - 1785

Woolwich,

repairing - - 1783

Chatham,

To St.Helena - - 1786

Portsmouth - - - 1806

Plymouth - - - 1764

Plymouth - - - -1798

Plymouth - - - .1806

Channel - - - -

Channel - - - –

Spithead - - - -—

Spithead - - - 1811

Baltic - - - 1805

Baltic

- - - 1804

Lt George Greenc,

(1)

Commandcrº.

Henry Rowed - -

It.

William Prowse - -

John Nugent - -

Lt.

James Warrand

- -

R.Sartorius - -

Robert Paik - -

Lt.

Andrew Green - -

Rd. Welch - -

Lt.

John Halliday

Campbell - -

King's

Yard - -

74 74.

80 12

98 98

14 1O

12 10

Guns.

O Tree Kronem, d

C +Sylvia, cutter

C Strenuous, bg

C Tremendous -

C sch -

Sea-Lark,

>Surly, cutter -

C Swan, cutter C - Steady, Gbg -

O Thunderer -

O Temeraire -

O -

Tonnant,f-

Trafalgar -

O Triumph -

B Talavera -

O Terrible - -

C Shamroc -

C Theseus -

JWaines.

:Snap, bg- -

C Tigre, f- - §:

laid down 1813

India - - -laid down 1812

Frinsbury .

Fishbourne - Deptford - - laid down 1811 -laid down 1813

Fishbourne, Isleof Id. 1813 Wt. dn.

Portsmouth - - - 1798

Plymouth - - - 1790 T.

powder magazine — Chatham,

- 1753 Plymouth, (foliatham)

Halifax station - - ,1812

Cork station - - - 1796

west-Indics - - - 1803

East Indics - - - 1809

Gillingham - - - 1782

Chatham - - - 1785

- - - 1782

Chatham,

Chatham - - - 1782

Malta - - - - 1768

V.A.d.E.Thornborougl

Capt. B.Vincent R.

Capt. Young W.

Lt. J.Coxwell

R.Ad. John

Hyde Parker

G. Reynolds - - -

King's Yard -

S. Digby T.

Fº

O Tilbury, pow.mag.

O Terpsichore, (as)

C Trusty, (P &Hs) -

~O Tromſ, b -

(Rs)

B Trincomalec

C Trident, (Gs) - -

O Tofaze, f

C. Tenedos -

C Tribune - -

C. Theban -

O Texel - - -

B. Tartar - - O Thetis --

O Thalia - -

B Tiber - -

B Tagus

B Tigris - - C tºtrent -

Stations. Built.

-laid down 1813

daid down 1813

-laid down 1813

With sealed orders, f Ronco T.1808

lentto Marine Soc. 1779

Deptford,

Lymington, (floating battery) 1784

Gibraltar (ºfSir E. 1805

Hughes)

- - -1807

Coast ofAfrica

Mediterranean - - 1805

Mediterranean - - 1796

- - -1808

Cork station -

Portsmouth - - - 1806

Biddeford -

1796

Plymouth - - -

Falmouth - - - 1806

Deptford - - - 1783

Cruising - - - 1807

- - 1808

Baltic - -

Thomas 28 ||R. Ad.Sir Cook, C.Hamilton Master

}

Thomas Dick

Capt.

16| Wm. Somerville

Lt.

Guns.

Commanders.

-32 John Brett Purvis -

16|Edward Hodder -

Edward Scobell -

20|

Spelman Swaine -

E.Symonds

18|T.

16] M.Jones - -

Renny

18John Carter - 18|Alex.

L.Manley -

20|J.

Pasco - -

20|John

- - -

- -

- - -

- -

- - -

18 18

20 18

-32

Tisiphone

(Gs)

bg-

Č Termagant, s

CŞTortoise, C Thracian,

(ss).

C bg-

Trinculo,

Of Triton,

(Rs

B Tamar,

C Thais

C Tartarus -

B Tyne, sp -

JWames.

C Thames -

B Tees, sp -

C Tuscan -

Tay, sp -

C Tweed - -

C Thorn - -

C Talbot - -

C Thisbe, :3

Mediterranean - - - 18 ll

North Sea - - - - l 804

Topsham - - laid down 1819

Mediterranean

- Baltic - - - P.1804 - - - - - P.1808

Mediterranean

fImperieuse Chatham T.1793 - - - - 1799

Mediterranean Venturir) 1808

- 1808

Spithead, for

Spithead for Halifax - - 1794

Lisbon

Tower to the Nore - - 1801

fitting - - -

Plymouth,

North America - - - 1807

River Shannon - - - 1805

Mediterranean - - - -1807

- - - 1808

Off Flushing

Waterford -- - - - 1790

Plymouth - - - - - 1796

Baltic ------1779

Leith ------1812

Lt. William Carnegie

Lt. Thomas Younger

Lt. Timothy Scriven

Lt. Josiah Dornford

Lt. J. S.Hargrave -

Lt. S. Hopkinson -

Thomas Browne E. Chamberlaine

Thomas Usher -

Lt. Sproule -

Robert Rolles

J. K. Whyte -

John Cox

Lt.

W. Pell -

Thresher, G bg

Utretcht, b.

(Rs)

Telegraph, sch

Tower, tender

Teazer, G bg

Tickler, cutt

Transit, cutt

bb -

Thunder,

Undaunted -

Trial, cutt -

Tigress, bg -

Thistle, Terror, bg bb

C Tyrian, bg -

Trial, (Gv) -

Theodisa -

Unicorn - -

Unité, f - -

Ulysses - -

Union - - -

Stations.

Built.

Portsmouth - - laiddown 1809

Portsmouth lent toTr. Board 1774

Portsmouth, l. totrans. board 1774

Portsmouth, l. totrans. board 1780

Mediterranean - - T.1806

Sheerness -- (f Mars) T.1789

North Yarmouth - - P.1804

Onpassage home - -1810

Halifax Station - - -1806

Portsmouth - - - -1808

OffUshant - - - -1795

Portsmouth - - - -1765

Yarmouth - - - -1804

Plymouth - - - -

Plymouth - - - -1787

America - - - -1808

Baltic------1810

Lt.and agent J.

M'Arthur

Lt.& agent H.Boyce

G. Waldegrave

Hon. G.

Ad. Graham Moore

Rr.

Lt.& Agent Geo. King, 1

Rr.Ad. Sir H. Neale &

Capt. Charles Jones 5

Capt. Thos. 1

White,

Commanders.

Thomas Dundas - -

Lt. Blaquire - -

R. Oliver - -

David Milne - -

John Talbot - - -

Ring’s Yard - - -

G.Bentham - -

40 64 64

Guns.)

sheer hulk 40

Vlieter,b.

Vengeance,

(Ps)

Vanguard, (ps) Ville de Paris

Gbg

Urgent,

Virginie, (Rs)

Vigilant, - (ps) -

Wolontaire,

f -

Veteran, (Ps)

Victorious - -

Vindictive - -

Venerable -

Utile, -

(Gs)

Vengeur - -

JWämes.

Valiant - -

Victory - -

Vigo

- -

O : d-{XVenas, 36;Kenneth Mºkenzie 1807toWest-Indies-T.Convoy enfluteCVestal, : Samuel Deckar-28 West-Indies1779- -CVolage Leslie-22|Samuel East-Indies1804- -CVautour -18!P.Lawless West-Indies1809-T. Vulture,(Gs)C -16|HenryBaugh 1803station-P.Jersey Vimeira,fbgO -161 1808torpr:fPyladeT.Portsmouth GbgCVixen, Wright14|Lt.Mayson 1799-Downs Variable,bgC B.Yates-12|Lt.R. 1808sta.(fRedbridge)P.Jamaica GbgCVirago, R.A.Pettman.12||Lt.W. 1805-Spithead Vesuvius,sh.C . Hext-William cutterCViper, -8|Lt.D.Arcy 1810station-Halifax +Vesta,sch-X G.Miall-10|Lt.G. 1868-Plymouth Volcano,bombB Hext-8|Lt.W. 1813-laiddownTopsham luggerCViolet, B.Pettet-4|Lt.J. 1812---Channel CastleOWindsor -98|| 1790---Plymouth Waldemar,d(Rs)C Perdrieau84|Lt.Stephen T.1807-Portsmouth -CWarrior Vis.Torrington-74|Lord. 1781-ToBaltic -CWarspite H.Blackwood-74|Hon. 1807-OffBrest -BWellesley -74|| 1813-laiddownIndia Wassenaer,bQ. -64! T.I.'ſChatham,97.powdermagazine, :

Stations.

Built.

- - - laid down 1813

Woolwich -

- laid down 1810

Hull station - - P. 1804

Sheerness - - - T. 1779

Prince ofWales's Island T. 1809

Portsmouth, for -P. 1804

Mediter.

1806

Gulf of Venice

Off the Texel - - - 1807

Mediterranean - - - 1804

Off Cherbourg - - -- 1805

- - -. 1806

West-Indies

Channel - - - -

-—

Chatham - - - --. 1764

Quebec ------1785

Halifax ------1812

Downs - - - - 1805

Lisbon - - - - 1808

Baltic - - - - 1808

Baltic - - - - 1785

Richard Master

Turner,

Commanders.

Lt. C.Crawford

A. Schomberg -

Lt. George Hayes

Thomas Everard

Fairfax Moresby

Lt.George Fox

F.Newcombe -

Foley -

T. Sulivan -

James Black -

G. Byron -

King's Yard -

C.Kerr - -

Richard

T.Boys - -

Guns.

C Woolwich, enflute 44

Zeeland, b sh)64

(conv,

Wilhelmſha,t(G&hs)

tender

Watchful,

SWeymouth,

(ss)

Wołverene, bg

Wrangler, (Gv)

Woodlark, bg

Whiting, sch -

Winchelsea -

Zenobia, bg -

Weazle, bg -

Wizard, bg -

Wanderer -

Wye, ship -

Wasp, bg -

.Mames.

Zealous -

Wolf - -

York - -

KX () *

The Chatham, and (Yachts) attend onthe Commissionérs of theNavy. Portsmouth, I'lymouth,

BZebra - - 18: - - - - -|| India - - -laid down 1813

Medina . .

C bg - 16|T. Hichens - -|| Mediterranean - - 1809 Zephyr, C.

. .10| Peter Baskerville . . Isleof Wight

Adrian, cutter . 8| . . . . . West Indies

!?rincess Augusta . Ogle . . . Deptford 8|C. 'Royal Charlotte . .10|Thomas Eyles . Deptford Deptford iłoyal Sovereign. 10| William Hotham . f}orset . . . .10| C. Patar . . . Mary . . . 10| Sir kt. . Deptford Deptford .. D. E.Hamilton,

Active do. . 8] Lt.James Bray . . Flushing

Dublin

William and Mary ..10! Andrew Sproule

Adelphi, tender . 8| . . . . . Malta

HIRED ARMED WESSELS.

ROYAL YACHTS.

- -\ames. Gommanders. Stations º Albiondo Watson,MasterAl. Downs Ann,bg.. - Williams.Lt. Cruising,Channel Ann,tender. Turner,Master.John Alarm,lugger. R.Forbes.Lt. . Deptford Badger. Marshall....John SeaNorth BritishFair,cutter. W.M.RobinsonLt. SeaNorth Charles,sh. JohnLittleLt. stationDowns Charlotte,cutter. M.Ball.Lt. Plymouth CountessofElgin M.ComerfordIt. stationDowns i)ukeofYork,cutter T.Banks.Lt. stationGuernsey Dart,cutter. WithMail EarlSpencer,cutter W.BothwellLt. Cruising Elizabeth,1sttender RobertMorris.Lt. stationGreenock Eliza,cutter. Hall,Master.T. SeaNorth Endeavour,bg. SamuelSawyerIt. Channel Eliza,tender. Lt.JosephBarwick SeaNorth Fame,sch.. Chatham Folkstone,lugger. Kay,Masier.H. Downs Findon, cutter. .” Sheerness

------cutter. |Channel Favorite, 10 - - Fancy,cutter. -- 10|Hallands,Master BasqueRoads FlyingFish. JohnPower 12'i'.RobertMoodie' NorthSea Gambier,cutter. Plymouth Gleaner,keteh. Lt.14,Knight.... Plymouth Hero" 12 Sheerness,refitting - George,Kingcutter T.Mercer,10Master NorthSea Lyra,tender".. Lt.8R.D.Lancaster Shieldsstation LordCochrane,bg. Lt.14,JosephTindale. Channel Maria,(2)tender. Lt.Hawkes,14.(6). Irishstation Mariner,rocket-ship Lt.8R.Russell,(2). NorthAmerica Nimrod,cutter. Peake,8;ThomasMaster Channel Neptune,(1)tender. J.10Duncan,. Ireland Neptune,(2)do. Lt.R.Gibson 1O DublintoPlymouth Norfolk,cutter. 8 NorthSea - - PrincessAugusta. - - Lt.8'A.M'Culloch NorthSea Phoebe,cutter. 12Lt.C.Harris.. - NorthSea PrincessofWales. Lt.10;E.Southcott NorthSea Phoenix,tender Ridley,10;A.Master Channel Rosa,tendet. 8It,Moulston, Liverpoolstation º º

bb,bomb;bg,brig,cutt.cutter;(Fs)fireship;(Fv)vessel;Ggum(Gs)guard sl,sloop:(ss)storeship;ten.tender;+,builtoffir;f,cedar;$,teak.-TheshipsinItalicwere P,purchased;Pr.P.privateerR.retaken;Red,reduced;T,taken.Foreignshipsare 3d,80to64,650500;4th,6050,420320;5th,4032,300220;6th,2820,200 IntheAlphabeticalListofNavy.B,signifiesbuilding;C,incommission;O,Ordinary; ship;(Gv)gunvessel;(Hs)hospital(Ps)prisonship;(Rs)receivingsch.schooner; takenfromtheenemy,thusdenoted:f,French;s,Spanish;b,BatavianorDutchd,Da mish;i,Italian;r,Russian;t,Turkish.Attheendoflines,letterssignify,f,formerly 140;sloops,18to16,12590;gunbrigs,cutters,&c.146,50te25.WhenanAdmiral'sflag EstablishmentofRatesandMen.—1strate,100guns,875mento850;2d,9890,750700; ishoistedinafirstrate,hercomplement875;whenViceAdmiral’s,870;RearAdmiral's,865.

Guns.Commanders,Stations.JWames. -ThomasMarsh.NorthSeaResolution. Reliance,tender.12Sheerness - .18ChannelSuffolk,sh 10!.Channel Sheerness,cutter 18|Lt.CharlesBostock.DownsSpeculator,lugger Sandwich,lugger.12Lt.R.H.DrakeJersey

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FRENCH SHIPS OF WAR, TAKEN or DEstroy ED, 1812. Rivoli, 80 guns, and Mercury 20, (blown up,) Taken in the Gulf of Venice by the Victorious, 74, Capt. Talbot, and the Weazle, 18, J. W. An drew, after a severe action of four hours. The Victorious had 42 killed, and about 98 wounded; the Rivoli had about 400 killed and wounded.— February 22. .Ariane 44, Andromache 44, and Mameluke 18 guns, burnt and destroyed at the entrance of L'Orient, by the Northumberland 74, Captain Hotham, and Growler, gun brig, J. Weeks, after a most gallant action. Le Cerf, 10 guns, taken by the Phipps, 14, Capt. T. Wells, off Dover. Le Bon Genie, 14 guns, taken by the Dwarf, 10, Lieut. G. Gordon, off Boulogne. L’Eole, 14 guns, taken off Heligoland, by the boats of the Britomart, Osprey, and Leveret, un der the direction of Lieut. William Malone, the 16th July. L'Intrefide, 18 guns, taken by the Richmond, i4, D. E. Bartholomew, after a smart action.

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AMERICAN,+1812. 3ames Madison, 14 guns, taken, after a chase of seven hours, by the Barbadoes, Capt.T. Hus

kisson, August 22. - Wash; 18 guns, taken by the Poictiers, 74,

Capt. J. P. Beresford. - Wautilus, 16 guns, taken by the Shannon, Capt.

Broke, (now the Emulous.) - BRITISH Lossrs. 97 Wiren, captured by the Southampton, 32, Sir J. L. Yeo, but afterwards lost on a reef of rocks, near Conception Island, Bahamas. 1813. Wifier, brig, 12 guns, taken by the Narcissus, 32, Captain John R. Lumley.

BRIT IS H SHIPS, lost, TAKEN, or DESTROYED.—1812. Efibera, brig, T. Everard, 10 guns, built 1808, lost on the Porpoises, near Cadiz, crew saved.— January. Laurel, S. C. Rowley, 38 guns, taken 1807; lost on the Groives Rocks, in the Taigneuse Pas sage. Crew saved, but 172 made prisoners. Manilla, John Joyce, 36 guns, built 1807, lost on the Haak Sands, Texel. Crew, excepting twelve, saved. Fly, brig, Henry Higman, 18 guns, built 1806, struck on the Knobber Reef, on the east point of the Island of Anholt, crew saved. Plumfier, Lieut. J. Bray, 12 guns, built 1807, totally lost in a violent gale of wind in the Bay of Funday. Part of the crew saved. Skylark, James Boxer, 16 guns, built 1806, destroyed near Boulogne. Crew saved. Exertion, Lieut. Murray, 12 guns, built 1805, lost by getting aground in the River Elbe, and afterwards destroyed by the boats of that ship. July 8. Encounter, brig, Lieut. J. H. Talbot, 14 guns, built 1805, taken in an attempt to cut out some vessels at St. Lucar, after a very severe action. 98 BRITISH LOSSíºs.

Chubb, Lieut. Samuel Nisbett, 4 guns, built 1808, lost near Halifax, with all her crew. JAlert, T. L. P. Laugharne, 16 guns, built 1804, taken on the coast of North America, after a most gallant action, by the American frigate Essex, of 44 guns. Emulous, W. H. Mulcaster, 18 guns, built 1805, lost on Sable Island. Crew saved. Attack, brig, Lieut. R. W. Simmonds, 14 guns built 1804, taken in a calm, off Anholt, after a most determined and severe action, by a squad

ron of Danish gun-boats. - Laura, Lt. C. N. Hunter, 10 guns, built 1805, taken by the Diligent, French privateer, on the coast of North America, after a most gallant re sistance; the Diligent previously captured H.M. schooner Whiting, Lieut. Maxey, of 4 guns, with dispatches for England. JAfielles, 14 guns, built 1808, run on shore near Boulogne, in company with the Skylark, but af. terwards recaptured by the Bermuda, Phipps, Castilion and Rinaldo, under a severe fire from the batteries for 3 hours. Guerriere, J. R. Dacres, 38 guns, taken 1806; taken by the Constitution, American frigate, of 50 guns and 476 men, commanded by Cap. Hull, after a most obstinate and determined resistance. The Guerriere had only a complement of 244 men at quarters, and fought under the most dis advantageous circumstances, and was afterwards

obliged to be destroyed. - JWimble, cutter, Lt. Reynolds, built 1811, foun dered in a gale, off the Island of Salo, in the Kattegat. Crew saved. Barbadoes, Thomas Huskisson, 28 guns, built 1803, struck on the North West bar of Sable Island, and lost. Crew saved, excepting one man. British Losses. S9

Centinel, gun-brig, Lieut. W. King, 14 guns, built 1804, lost on the Shoals, off the Island of Rugen, near the Great Belt. Crew saved. Belette, brig, David Sloan, 18 guns, built 1806, lost on the rocks, off the Island of Lessoe, (in the Kattegat) and all the officers and crew perished, except five men. - .Alban, cutter, Lt. W. S. Key, 10 guns, totally wrecked near Aldborough, and the whole of the crew, except one man and one woman, perished. Macedonian, J. S. Carden, 38 guns, built 1810, taken off Madeira by the American frigate Uni ted States, Commodore Decatur, of 54 guns and 478 men, after a most determined and severe ac tion, highly honourable to Captain Carden and his brave crew, 104 of which were either killed or wounded. - JAvenger, Henry Johnstone, 16 guns, built 1804, lost going into St. John's, Newfoundland. Crew saved. Magnet, F. M. Maurice, 10 guns, built 1809, supposed to have foundered on her passage to Halifax, with all her crew. Java, Henry Lambert, 38 guns, taken Decem ber 29, off the Coast of Brazil, by the Constitu tion, American frigate, of 50 guns, and afterwards destroyed, after a most determined and desper ate resistance of upwards of three hours and a half; in which time she was made a complete wreck, having her bowsprit and every mast and spar shot out of her. Java, 24 killed, 100 wound cd; Constitution, 14 killed, 44 wounded, the num ber slightly wounded could not be ascertained.

1813. Subtle, schooner, Lt. C. Brown, 10 guns, built 1807, Upset off St. Bartholomew's, in the West

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Indies, when in chase of the Jack’s Favourite, American privateer. Crew perished. Ferret, F. A. Halliday, 18 guns, built 1806, lost near Leith. Crew saved. Southampton, Sir James Lucas Yeo, Knt. 32 guns, built 1755, struck on a reef of rocks near Conception Island, in the Crooked Island Pas sage, Bahamas, and totally lost—Crew saved. The Southampton had previously captured the United States brig Vixen, of 14 guns and 130 men, which also shared a similar fate. Sarpedon, Thomas Parker, 10 guns, built 1808, supposed lost, being missing since Decr. 1812. Zinnet, brig, Lieut. J. Tracy, 14 guns, built 1806, taken by the Gloire, French frigate, 44 guns, near the Madeiras. Daring, gun brig, Lieut. W. R. Pascoe, built 1804, destroyed on the 7th of February, by its crew, to prevent her falling into the hands of the enemy. Captain, (Rs)74 guns, built 1787, burnt in Ha moaze, on the night of the 22d of March. Rhodian, John Boss, 10 guns, built 1808, lost on her passage to Jamaica. Crew saved. Peacock, William Peake, 18 guns, built 1807, taken off Demerara by the American sloop of war Hornet, 24 guns, Captain Lawrence, after a severe action of forty-five minutes, and after wards sunk.

F.I.N.I.S. APPENDIX.

The flossession of Steel's List for Señtember, enables the fublishers to give the changes of stations and commanders, in a number of shifts since July. All essential alterations are in serted. - ADMIRALs’ FLAGs TRANSFERRED. Rear Adm. M A. Scott, has transferred his Flag from the Chatham 74, to the Centurion 50. Rear Adm. Wm. Hargood, whose Flag was in the Fylla, is not among the Admirals in Com mission. Rear Adm. E. Griffiths, whose Flag was in the Maida 74, is not in Commission. .Adm. Sir R. Bickerton has transferred his Flag from the Puissant 74, to the Medway 74. .Adm. Sir Robert Calder's Flag has been hoisted on board the Salvador del Mundo–Vice .Adm. Wm. Domett is not in Commission.

- H. Stackhole is Captain to Rear Adm. Laſory in the Gramfius. J. W. Loring is 2d Captain to Adm. Young in the Impregnable. Henderson Bain is Captain to Rear Adm. Ty ler in the Lion. Shifts which have changed stations. JWames. Stations. Albion . . . . 74 Convoy to Halifax Acbar . . . . . 50 To the Brazils Armide . . . . .38 Halifax 8 102 APPENDIX.

Astrea . . 36 Spithead Andromeda 24 Cruising Westward Alexandria . . 32 Leith station Amphion . . * . 32 Baltic Achates 18 Cruising Westward Aggressor . 14 Channel Archer . . . 14 Downs

Boyne . - - 98 Mediterranean Barham . . . 84 Off Western Islands Bedford 74 Jamaica Bulwark . 74 Plymouth refitting Bucephalus . . 32 Woolwich Bermuda . 10 Convoy to Baltic Beagle 18 Convoy to Spain AEolus . 32 To Quebec Acorn . . . . 20 To East-Indies Bonne Citoyenne 18 North Sea Brisk . . . . 18 North of Spain Centaur 74 Off Western Islands 74 Portsmouth Cressy. - Cumberland . 74 Sheerness, refitting Cossack . . . 22 Plymouth do Castilian . . . 18 Irish station Coquette . 20 Portsmouth Cygnet . . . 18 Spithead

Conflict • * * * 16 Halifax Dover . . . 32 America Diligent , , 14 To West Indies Endymion. 40 Convoy to America. Ethalion . 36 To Quebec - Echo . . 18 Convoy to Gibraltar Fawn . . . 20 Jamaica Fly . . . . 18 With sealed Orders Frolic . . . . . 18 Downs Foxhound . . . 16 Cruising Westward Furious-- . . . . 14 Baltic Goliah, razee . –54 Convoy to America APPENDix. 103

Galatea . . . . 36 Convoy to W. Indies Garland . . . . 22 Jamaica Goldfinch . . . . 10 Coast of Spain Hyaena. . . . . 24 West-Indies Hasty . . . . . 14 Baltic Hazard . . . . 18 Newfoundland Iris ...... 36 Channel Inconstant . . . .36 East-Indies Jason . . . . . 30 Downs Kangaroo. . . . 18 Downs Leviathan . . . . 74 Mediterranean Melpomene . . . 38 America . Magicienne . . . 36 Cruising Menalaus . . . . 38 With sealed orders Madagascar . . . 36 Off Western Islands Mercury . . . . 28 Downs Minstrel . . . . 20 Spithead Mercurius . . . 18 To Heligoland

Niemen . - - - 3 8 Spithead Niobe . . . . . 38 Coast of Sussex Pembroke . . . 74 Spithead for Mediter. Prevoyante . . . 40 Mediterranean President . . . . .38 Convoy to St. Andero Partridge . . . . 18 Mediterranean Philomel . . . . 20 Plymouth Plover . . . . . 18 Coast of Africa Porpoise . . . . 16 Gibraltar Pincher . . . . 14 Sheerness Pigmy . . . . . 10 Spithead . Royal Sovereign . 110 Channel Fleet Royal Oak . . . 74 With sealed orders Regulus - - - - 44 America Revolutionaire - - 38 To Newfoundland Rota . . . . . 38 Quebec Racehorse . . . 18 Brazils Raleigh . . . . 18 West-Indies Recruit . . . . 18 Channel to 4 Appen Dix.

Rolla . . . . . * 10 Yarmouth Superb . . . . . 74 With sealed orders . Severnº. . . . . 40 Deptford Sea Horse . . . 38 do Shannon . . . . .38 On pas, from Halifax Sybille ...... 38 Greenland Scorpion . . . . 18 Chatham Snake . . . . . 18 Chatham Spitfire . . . . 18 Leith station Sparrow . . . . 16 Channel Fleet Snipe . . . . . 14 Baltic Starling . . . . 14 Sheerness Thesius . . . . 74 Off Flushing Tigre . . . . . 74 With sealed orders Tribune . . . . . 36 Woolwich Thames ...... 32 Sheerness Thais . . . . . 20 Coast of Africa Tweed ...... 18 Portsmouth, refitting Tuscan . . . . 16 Off Western Islands Ulysses . . . . 44 Spithead Unicorn . . 32 Mediterranean Ville de Paris . . 110 Channel Fleet Venerable . . . .74 Spain Vengeur . . . . 74 Off Flushing Voluntaire . . . .38 Portsmouth Vixen ...... 14 Baltic Woolwich . . . 44 Halifax Wanderer. . . . 20 Channel Wolf . . . . . 18 Woolwich, fitting Zealand . . . . 64 Sheerness

Shifts with new Commanders. AEolus ...... 32 J. L. Popham Acorn . . . . . 20 G. Henderson Avon ...... 18 G. R. Sartorius Alpheus . . . . 14 J. W. Jones Colibri . . . . . 18 John Bedford APPEndix. 105

Dictator . . . . 64 Hon. G. A. Crofton Moselle . . . . 18 John Moberley Muros . . . . . 14 T. S. Griffinhouse Mariner . . . . 14 Lt. Joseph Griffiths Nisus . . . . . 38 C. M. Schomberg Prince . . . . . 98 George Fowle Recruit . . . . 18 G. R. Pechel Severn . . . . 40 Joseph Nourse Sylph . . . . . 18 Lt. C. D. Brown Sparrow . . . . 16 F. E. Loch. Snap . . . . . 14 W. W. Dashwood

Shifts flut in Commission.

.Alban, sch. 14 Plymouth fitting,(f J. Mad ison) T. 1812. Perret, 16 Hamoaze,(fNova Scotia.) Grifier, — C. Mitchell, Ports, fitting. Peacock, A 18 Wm. B. Mends, Halifax, (f Wasp,) T. 1812. Saturn, razee 54 J. Nash, Plymouth, fitting, red. 1813.

Shifts sold or fut out of Commission.

Carysfort . . 28 Prompte . . . 20 Gluckstadt - 18 Royal William . 80 Gleaner . . 4 Seine . . . . 36 Nova Scotia . — Wilhelmina . . 32 Shihs laid down.

Java . . . . 50 Mastiff . . . 14 Tarne . . . 18 Tenais . . . 36 Arrºndix. º AMERICAN SHIPS OF WAR

TAREN, 1813. Chesapeake, 49, taken, after a short, but most gallant action, by the Shannon, 38, Capt. Broke. Chesapeake, 70 killed, 100 wounded. Shannon, 24 killed. Argus, 24, taken by the Pelican, 18, J. F. Maples, after a most gallant and severe action.

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