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THE
NEW NAVY LIST
AND
GENERAL RECORD OF THE SERVICES OF OFFICERS
OP THB
ROYAL NAYY AND ROYAL MARINES.
CONDUCTED BY
JOSEPH ALLEN, Esq.. R.N.
OBEBNWIGH HOSPITAL.
A;- fr^ -X V-" -■,•■-/ ,^
LONDON:
PARKER, FURNIVALL, AND PARKER,
BflLITART LIBRABT, WHITEHALL.
MDCCCL.
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PRINTED BY W. H. COX,
6, ORBAT QUKKN BTRBKT, LIWCOLM't-IIIII-VIKLDft.
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CONTENTS OF THE NEW NAVY LIST,
JANUARY, 1850.
PAGB.
AbbreyiatioiiB • . • viii— 37i Admirals . . . . - « . 9
of the Fleet . . 9
Retired Rear ... 14
' — '. by Seniority . . .14
Services ... 16
Admiralty 258
Agents, Crovemment Emigration . 265
Navy and Prize . . . 315
in Contract Steam Vessels 249
Aides-de-camp, Naval, to Her Majesty 205
Army, relative rank of Officers in
Navy and. .... 319
Blane*s Medal .... 164
Captains 33
Retired ... 15,30
Services ... 46
Chaplains 161
Civil Department of the Navy . 258
Clerks 180
Coast Guard 254
Commanders .... 71
Retired ' . . .81
Services ... 85
Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals . 165
Services. . 173
Dispensers of Hospitals . . .172
Dock Yards 261
Dress Regulations . . • • 327
Engineers, Memorandum respecting 324
Emigration Agents .... 265
Flag Officers 9
Services ... 16
in Commission . .213
Foreign Orders .... 207
Medals . . . .210
(ireenwich Hospital . . . 266
Half-pay of Ro^al Navy and Royal Mannes
• Form of Declaration
317
320 Honorary Distinctions . . . 205
Hospitals. • 264
Hydrojrraphical Office . Inspectors of Hospitals and Fleets . — ■ Services . . .
258 164 173 163 205 St. Michael and St. George 206
Instructors, Naval Knights of the Bath
Royal Hanoverian phi6 Order
Foreign Orders
Windsor
Guel-
Leave of Absence . Lieutenants .
Services
Flag
MARINES, ROYAL
' Services Masters .
Mates
Services Second
• Services
Medals, Honorary
Foreign
Naval
Medical Officers, Regulations specting
— ^— Services
Establishments •
Naval College .
Instructors
Medals
207 208 109 318 109 124 213
185 197 149 154 159 158 160 205 210 211
164 173 264 321 163 211
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C!ontent8.
PAGE.
Navy, relative rank of Officers in
Army and 319
OMtnaiy 335
Observatories .... 260
Packet Service . • • • 249
Taj, Tables of .... 316
Paymasters and Pursers . • .176
Services ... 181
Pay of, in different rates 31 8
Pensions, Good Service • . 268
Greenwich Hospital Out . 268
for Wounds ... 269
to Widows ... 322
Physicians 164
Prize Money Advertised . • 333
■ Order in Council res- pecting . . . 325
Agents 315
Quarantine Service . . . 265
Rank, relative 319
Revenue Vessels .... 252
Schoolmasters 163
PAGE.
Secretaries to Flag Officers . . 213
Ships of the Royal Navy, rating,
classes, and armaments . 212
Ships, Effective List of, with ton- nages, dates of building, &c. 213
— — Non-Effective, Hulks, &c. 250
Steam-Vessels, Mail ... 251
Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons . 165
Services 1 73
Transport Service .... 265
Trinity House, Elder Brethren of the 332
Victualling Yards . . • 263
Widows, Pensions to . . . 322
Windsor, Naval Knights of . 109
Wounded Officers on Pension List 269
General Alphabetical Index, embracing evert commissioned Rank in the Rotal Navt and RoTAL Marine Forces . . 271
%* Gorrectionii and additions should be sent to the Editor or Publishers previously to the 20tb of
June, and the 20th of December.
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ADDRESS TO THE JANUARY EDITION,
1850.
It is now more than ten years since the New Nayt List was pub- lished by the late Commander, Chables Haultain, K.H., and its success, up to the present time, has amply justified the project of that gallant and lamented officer. The publication, in its altered form, having now entered upon its fourth year, it is due to the profession amongst which its support was looked for, to add, that the success has in no d^ree diminished. While admitting the above fact, therefore, the Editor and Publishers deem it right to return their thanks for the patronage so freely bestowed ; and to express a hope that the improve- ments introduced into each succeeding number will continue to earn for it the support of those to whose interests the work is so peculiarly addressed.
The grand object sought to be achieved by the New Navy List is the keeping before the world, in a condensed but intelligible shape, the more important points of service performed by each Officer, what- ever may be his rank. It must be taken for granted that common routine services have fallen more or less to the lot of all ; but to enter into their detail would be to defeat that part oi the plan of the work which embraces condensalicm. It is not contemplated by the exclusion of such services to underrate them, but when it is considered that already nearly one-third of each book is occupied by notices of war or sdenlific performances, it will be obvious that more space could not be accorded without rendering it so bulky and expensive, as to defeat the proposed and more desirable end of extensive circulation.
It is no longer a doubtful point that the New Navy List is con- sidered an important vehicle for the services of Officers ; but although every fiunlity and encouragement has been held out for Officers to communicate their peculiar claims upon this score, there are many who have not availed themselves of the opportunities afforded. It is therefore again suggested to those who have not taken this step, that such communications are at all times acceptable and available if sent to the Editor, or Publishers, on, or before, the 20th June, and 20th December in each year.
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ADDRESS TO THE EDITION, Published in February^ 1846.
The importance of the New Navy List and General Record OP Services to all Officers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, has been seriously considered by the Proprietors and Editor of the
f)resent Number. In completing, at a great sacrifice of capital and abour, the extensive alterations, which will be observable at a glance, due regard has been paid to the relative services of all Officers, and the whole arrangement so changed, that its superiority in point of informa- tion will, it is hoped, render the New Navy List a book of general circulation and reference.
Nothing can be further from the wish of the Proprietors than to detract from the merits of the late gallant Compiler, Commander Haultain, whose labours and sacrifices were but ill compensated by the sale of the work ; but, in admitting deficiencies, of which a remedy has been aimed at, they must be in a great measure laid to the charge of the want of business resources with which he had to contend. In this respect there will now be nothing wanting ; and it is the full intention of the Proprietors to render the New Navy List in every way worthy the full confidence and patronage of the Navy and Country at large.
The changes which have at present been effected may be here aUuded to. The Services of all Officers have been separated from the mass, and brought to follow the Seniority Lists of the respective ranks as closely as possible. The object of this has been to facilitate references. The Services have been thoroughly revised and reprinted in double columns, and all expletive terms of commendation or otherwise struck out. Thus an Officer will no longer have to read the services of a brother Officer recounted in a more laboured strain than his own, which intrinsically, perhaps, were of greater merit than those so described. The propriety of this will, it is hoped, meet with general concurrence, and by Uius removing superfluous type, an extended record of actual service is rendered easy. In a word, it is the wish to condense as much real service as possible into a small and intelligible compass, without giving undue consequence to any.
The New Navy List will also, for the future, give by far the most complete record of the Services of that distinguished corps, the Royal Marines, in a condensed form, to be found in any publication. This new feature will, it is hoped, have the effect of making it a work essential and acceptable to all in any way connected witii the Navy.
The List of tiie Navy has also undergone a thorough revision* Beneath the name of each Ship on the Effective List will be found the place and date of launching, the tonnage, and name of constructor or constructors — information not to be found in a complete shape in any other publication extant. The unserviceable and harbour service Ships have been removed to a separate list.
The exclusion of the " date of passing" column, heretofore given in the Seniority Lists of Captains, Commanders, and Lieutenants, demands some explanation. The extremely partial, and occasionally
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Address to the February Edition. vii
inaccurate, way in which the information was given, rendered it parti- cularly objectionable ; and the evident disinclination on the part of CMficers of long standing generally to communicate the information, added to the impracticability of procuring it from an official source, decided the point of removing the column entirely. If, however, at any future period, the dates of passing can be given in every case, it will be more valuable and far less invidious than it was previously.
But the most important new feature is that of the General Alpha- betical Index of all Officers in the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, which has been compiled with great labour, and upon the accuracy of which the character of the work may be safely staked.
The Honorary Marks before the names of titled Officers will soon become familiar to the eye, and it is presumed they will be preferred to the letters heretofore used.
The Initial Letters at present refer only to the services of Officers in Lord Howe's great battle of the 1st June, 1794; Sir John Jervis's victory off Cape St. Vincent, 14th February, 1797 ; Admiral Duncan's defeat of the Dutch fleet off Camperdown, lllh Oct., 1797 ; Nelson's achievements at the Nile, 1st Aug., 1798 ; at Copenhagen, 2nd April, 1801 ; and at Trafalgar, 21st Oct, 1805 ; togellier with the expedition to Egypt, 1801 ; Sir Richard Strachan's action off Ferrbl, 4th Nov., 1805 ; and the defeat of the French squadron off St. Domingo by Admiral Sir John Duckworth, 6th February, 1806. By this selection it is not meant to cast other services into the shade, and it will be a subject for consideration what other triumphs of the British Navy shall be equally distinguished. Those selected will, without doubt, ever rank foremost in the pa^es of Naval History ; and as the Captains who participated in au (except that of Copenhagen) were honoured with gold medals, there was good reason for commencing with those brilliant victories. The Battle off Lissa ; bombardment of Algiers ; destruction of the Turkish fleet at Navarin ; and the overthrow of St. Jean D'Acre, were each and all alike honourable to British prowess, and will also come under consideration for distinction.
Although thus much has been done, attempts at further improve- ment will not be wanting, and it will afford pleasure to the Proprietors and B(Utor to receive corrections or available additions to the services as they are now given. In particular, those services of a scientific character are here alluded to, which Officers are requested to furnish in order to render this peculiar province more complete.
It will, however, be obvious that the great expenses connected with the publication of a work like the New Navy List cannot be per- severed in without an increase to the number of Subscribers ; and those whose ¥rish it is to maintain a work of such value to all who have claims which require to be kept before those in authority, will, it is hoped, use their best endeavours to increase the sale. They will thereby also enable the Proprietors to publish the work at the lowest price which will afford a due return for the capital embarked, and the vigilance and labour which must be incessantly employed in the collection of new materials^ and the preservation of accuracy.
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EXPLANATION OP HONORARY MARKS AND DISTINCTIONS.
41— Knight Grand Crofls of the Order of the Bath. ]K-*Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath. ^ — Companion of the Order of the Bath. G.C.M.G.— Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. K.C.M.G.— Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. •4^— Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. g( — Knight Commander of ditto.
i{«— Knight of ditto ditto,
m— Before the name denotes that the officer has received a gold medaL ®— Medal for services in China. @^— Before the name denotes that the Officer has received the Silver
'* Naval Medal/' the number of Clasps attached to each Medal are
denoted by small numerals. 3bm — ^Medical Officers who have received Sir Gilbert Blane's Gold Medal. ® — Officers who served in (he fleet under Lord Nelson at Copenhagen,
2d April, 1801. ©—Officers who served in Admiral Duncan's fleet at the defeat of the
Dutch fleet off Camperdown, 11th October, 1797. ® — Officers who served in the expedition to Egypt in 1801. ® — Officers serving in Sir Richard Strachan's squadron in the action off
Ferrol, Nov. 4, 1805. (g)— Officers who served in Lord Howe's fleet in the actions of May, and
Ist June, 1794. ®— Officers who served under Sir Horatio Nelson at the defeat of the
French fleet at the Nile, 1st August, 1798. (§)— Officers who served in Sir John T. Duckworth's squadron at the
defeat of the French squadron off St Domingo, Feb. 6, 1806. ©—Officers who served under Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, 21st Oct, 1805. ® — Officers who served in Sir John Jervis's fleet at the defeat of the
Spanish fleet off Cape St Vincent, 14th Feb., 1797.
V9t — Officers who have an Honorary Reward from the Patriotic Fund. 99— Ditto Pecuniary. 9ini^ — ^Ditto both Honorary and Pecuniary.
V— Attached to names and services of Flag Officers or Captains, denotes that the Officer is retired under Her Majesty's Order in Council, 1846.
An asteriek is prefixed to the names of Officers for each Foreign Order they are entitled to wear.
For an explanation of the abbreviations, letters, and figures nsed in the Qeneral Alphabetical Index, see page 971.
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THE
NEW NAVY LIST.
COMMISSIONERS FOR EXECUTING THE OFFICE OF LORD
HIGH ADMIRAL.
RiOHT Honorable Sir Francis Thornhill Baring, Bart., M.P.
Rear-Admiral^ Jambs Whitlet Deans Dundas, M.P.
Rear- Admiral ^Maurice Fred. Fitzhardinge Berkeley, M.P.
Captain ^*Rioht Honorable Lord John John Hat, M.P.
Captain Alexander Milne.
Honorable William Francis Cowper, M.P.
First Secretary.-— Jons Parker, Esq., M.P, Second Secretary. — Captain William A. B. Hamilton, B.N.
FLAG OFFICERS,
WITH THE DATES OF THEIR SEVERAL COMMISSIONS.
ADMIRALS.
Admiral op the Fleet. Adnural
Half-pay, £1140 I5s. per annum.
©'O^iVThomas Byam Martin'(b)
130ct49 22July30l2Augl9
Vice Adm . of the United Kingdom. Sal. 494/. 1«. 9d,
Admirai.8 op the Red.
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MiO. Geo. of Marines. Sal. 060i. R<>vAdm.of the United Kingdom. SaI.84SZ. 9t,
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©'Frederick Watkins" 12Nov40
:^' Thomas Le Marchant 6o88e-
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(g Sir Charles Ogle, 5/." do. 22July30
Robert Dudley Oliver*' do. do,
TJ^'mO /Ton. Av John Talbot" .. do. do.
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Admirals op thr White.
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@«® Henry Richard Glynn* .... 9Nov4610Jan3719July21 ®'»*m«5^trEd.Hamilton,5t.*(c) do. do. do.
@'®*-Sir William Hall Gage« do.
Com. in Chief, Devooport.
®Wr Henry Heathcote, A:^» .. do. @^©)S5'fr Graham Eden
Himond, B/.«(d) 22Jan47
@«®®Hugh Downman" 24ApT47
@*®® *«on. Sir Thomas Bladen
Capel" 28Apr47
Com. in Chief, Portsmouth.
®' ^Rt, Hon. James Marquis of
Thomond* 24Dec49
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George Barker^ 27Dec47i l2Nov 40
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Governor of Greenwich Hospital.
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VICE-ADMIRALS.
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Vice-Admiral8 op the Red.
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©♦James Carthew" 23Nov41
®Sir Thomas Briggs, G.C. M.G.» do.
@«pi^0/?t. Han. THos. Earl of Dundonald** do.
Com. in Chief, N. America and W. Indies.
@'®0Sir William Parker, Bt.'^ (k) do.
Com. -in-Chief, Mediterranean.
©'©George M'Kinley»T do.
®i§ Richard Curry** 9Nov46
@'#fij5'fr John Wentworth Loring* do.
Sir Robert Howe Bromley, Bi. (I) do.
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Sir Charles Malcolm, Kt.^ 28Apr47 10Jan37
@h^Hon. George Elliot** (d) 13May47 do.
Com. in Chief, Nore.
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iSvJ^Sir Hugh Pigot*' 6Aug47 10 Jan37
Edward Hawker*' 22Sep47 do.
@*®®®*5t> Charles Richardson** llDec47 do,
@'»»Francis Temple" 2lDec47 17Aug40
Henry Gordon" 27Dec47 do.
@»yg)®*igj^(m. Fred. William Aylmer«*(e) 3Jan48 iOJan37 15—60
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9|I^Jame8 Richard Dacre8<» 20Mar48'28June38
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Flag Officers, with the Dates of their several Commissions.
REAR-ADMIRALS.
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Rear- Admirals ov trr Red.
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Lieut. Gov. Oraeuwlch Ho«pitol.
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®'® l?P-<ni^'S«V- George Francis Seymour, Kt** do.
Hon. George Poulett do.
^Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, Bl^ do.
Charles James Johnston** do.
@'l8)Edward Ratsey'* do.
@ '©Charles Philip Butler Bateman" do.
P^' Arthur Lysaght^' do.
t^iHon. Josceline Percy'* (e) do.
j^Hon, Sir Anthony Maitland," K.C.M.G. (f ). . do.
^on, Granville Leveaon Proby'* do.
@'#/?/. Hon. Granville George,Z,orrf Radstock^ . . do.
^*^Rl Hon. George, Earl Cadogan'»(g) do.
#5fr Edward Tucker'* do.
@'® ^IitS^iV William Augustus Montagu, AT/.** (h) do.
®^#^5tV Edward Chetham Strode,**(i) do. 13 Oct07
®^(|) William Croft" do. do.
® '® |B» James Robert Philips** do. do
gi William Bowle8**( j) do. do.
^pi&#Hyde Parker** do. do.
@>® ® Charles Sibthorp John Hawtayne** do. do.
@'®igi Jas. Whitley Deans Dundas** (k) do. do.
A Lord Gommistioner of the Adiniraltj.
®'©*lJ?®*S't> Edward Thomas Troubridge, ///.*« (1) 23Nov4l 28Nov07
^Charles Gordon** .' do. 2lDec07
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@^®9 ^^Sir William Henry Dillon, /T/.** do.
©'mElJHenry Hope** do.
(^"©^B^^William Ward»~ do.
©Robert Elliot'" do.
®*19 ^m t^Cuthbert Featherstone Daly'** do.
©'tgitlJ Hon. Sir Fleetwood Broughton Reynolds
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John Brett Purvis'** (n) do.
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®'m®Phipps Hornby'" do.
Com. in Chief, Paclflc.
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©-tgiCharles John Austen"* do.
Philip Browne"* do.
@«^Henry Prescott"* 24Apr47
Adm. Sop. Portsmouth.
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(f) Dep. Lieut. County Berwick.
(g) Kt. of Mttrla Theresa.
(b) Dep. Lieut. County HnnHngdOB.
({) Dep. Lieut. County Somerset.
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(k) M.P. for Greenwich; Dep. Lieut. County Berks.
(1) Dep. Lieut. County Haddington.
(ni) S CI. Red Eagle of Prussia; Couut St. Vincent in Por- tnual ; Or. Cr. of Portuguese Orders of St. Bento D'A\iS and Tower and Sword.
(n) Dep. Lieut. County of Southnmpton.
(o) M.P. for Aberdeenshire.
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(S«:g^Edward WaUis Hoare"* 13May47
®";siJohn Coode'" (i) 26June47
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^Edward Henry A'Court Repington "• 6Aug47
to'® WJohn Pasco** 22Sep47
tt' f WiUiam Fisher'" 206047
©'©Edward Harvey»« l7Dec47
Adm. Sup. Malta.
^•©William Fitawilliam Owen'" 2ll)ec47
©'SiManly Hall Dixon'** 27Dec47
Com. in Chief at Cork.
ifoa. Alexander Jones'^ 3Jan48
25
Rear-Admirals of the Blub.
WPeter John Douglas'* 7Jan48
S'SiBarrington Reynolds'*' (n) 8Jan48
Com. In Chief, 8. S. Coast of America.
WWbHon, George Alfred Crofton'* 30Jan48
eiViiliera Francis Hatton'» 14Feb48
1Il'5^ ©Charles Sotheby'* 20Mar48
%\'^^ir Augustus William Clifford. 5^'»'(o) 23Mai4S
^ir Joshua Ricketts Rowley, Bu '"(p) 3Apr48
''\ Alexander Renton Sharpe"* lJune48
B' ^Gordon Thomas Falcon"* 5Aug48
%,% ft Sir Watkin Owen Pell, iT/ »* (q) 5Sep48
ai iDtiiWm. Fairbrother Carroir" 24Jan49
^ ( S'^iSfr Andrew Ptllett Green, AT*.'" (r) 3Mar49
Bi'William Bowen Mends'* I3Mar49
s^'fieorgc Ferguson (s) 4May49
^' t;**Str George Rose Sartorius, Kt}^ (t) 9May49
hobert Wauchope '*' 21May49
&^SVr John Gordon Sinclair, Bi}^ (u) 8June49
m'WftGcoTge Edw. Watts'** lSep49
iff S^5i> James John Gordon Bremer'"(v) 15Sep49
Halph Randolph Wormeley . 90ct49
Hayes O'Giady'^ 180ct49
S^iJMaurice Fred. FitzhardingeBerkeley'"(w) 30Oct49
A l^rd Commissioner of tlw Aomlralty.
S|;giSi> David Dunn, A:^'« 5Nov49
• JjFairfex Moresby^** (x) 20Dec49
^ Horn, George Anson, Lord Byron (y) 24Dec49
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^ Mac. and Dept. Llent. Cornwall.
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1 r^imuUtsioner of Greenwich Hospital.
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(s) Bep. Lieut. Banff and Ab^rdoenshire. (t) Kt Or. Cr. St. Bento XVAtIs; Com. of Tow. ft Sw. (u) Dep. Lieut. Caithness and HaddiuRtonshire. (▼) Mag. and Dep. Lieut. Countj Devon, (w) M.P. for Gloucester, Dep. Lieut. County Sussex, and NaTal A.D.C to the Queen.
Kt. of Austrian Order of Moiia Therssa.
Lord in Waiting.
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RETIRED REAR-ADMIRALS.
Pay £450 5«. per annum.
$$*9I^Jame8 Wilkes Maurice'
@5'® James Prevost
@^®9Sir Francis Beaufort^ (b)
Hydrographer to the Admiralty.
@' James Lillicrap*
John Thompson*
Thomas Poltiott Baugh
Gustavus Stupart' ,
@'®Thoma8 Fras. Chas. Mainwaring*
®^Right Hon. William Earl Waldegrave"
® John HoUinworth"
@'CB)Clement Sneyd"
@^®®Abel Ferris"
|3U) Robert Merrick Fowler"
©'©Donald Campbell** (d)
@'igl5ir Henry Hart, Kt.^^
Commiuioner of Greenwich Hospital.
George Henderson "
@*®®Thomas Tudor Tucker"
Henry Bourchier"
©'tgiRob. Worffan Geo. Festing*
@*®®Georgc Morris" ,
@*®® John Tancock**
@*®il3James Pattison Stewart"
991^ Christopher Bell»*
James Stevenson**
Hon, Edmund Sexten Pery Knox ,
@*Rl Hon. David, Earl of Leven and Melville'' .
@='®Colin Campbell" (a)
@'® Joseph Symes*
bon. William Henry Percy**
Commiuioner of Excite.
James Prinele"
Samuel Lesue **
®^® Peter Rye« ,
James Gifford
Q^igGeorge Le Geyt"
Henry Gage Morris*
©"©©•©Edw. Aug. Down''
©•Thomas Whinyates*
©"©# John William Andrew*
©'Robert Mitford«
©'©Henderson Bain**
©'Clement Milward**
©'# Joseph NeedhamTaylcr**
Thomas Edward Symonds^
©«® ©Lewis Hole*'
@ '©Frederick Jennings Thomas*"
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Pay £906 per annum.
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Hon. Henry Dilkes Byng** do
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rb) P.R.S., P.R.A.S. Tidal Harbour Goinmls<ioner. (c) Kt. of the Austridn Order of Ix*opold.
(d) Dep. Lieut. Argyleihire.
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^'Abraham Lowe*» 15Sept49
@ P» Charles Bertram" 90ct49
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®'®*John Harper«{d) I80ct49
©'Thomas Dick* 30Oct49
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Bertie Cornelius Cator** 6Nov49
©'Frederick Edward Vernon Harcourt *» 24Dec49
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CAPTAIN ON RETIRED HALF-PAY.
Capt. Com. Lient.
^^Christopher Laroche 29Jan00 18Aug98 llSep93
CAPTAINS OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL.
Capt. Com. Lieut.
^eMoubrayi 12Augl2 24Dec05 27May94
niliam Cuppage* 27July30 24Dec27 6Aprl5
@'(g)Thoma8 Lamb Polden Laugharne* . . 4Apr32 12Febll 8Aug06 ®'®«9Thomas Dickin8on*(&} 29Nov32 15Junel4 15Aug06
Plan op Rbtirbmsnt for Captains, August 31, 1846.
ItU The rank of retired Rear- Admiral to be gi^en. by seniority, to sach applicants from the 14«. 6d. half-pay list, as may be willing to accept it. with the pay of £1 Ss. per day» and the corres- ponding pension to their widows, under the usual restrictions.
3d. An addition of Ts. 6d. per day to be giyen to appHcanU, by seniority, from the ISs. Od. and 10s. 6d. half pay lists, being captains of not less than ^ years standing, and 65 years of age. Officers from both lists to be py^rmitted to assume the title of Retired Rear-Admiral at the period wben they would hare obtained the Flag by seniority, bad tbey remained upon the active list. Their widows to be entitled to a pension of £110 per year ; and to the pension of Rear- Admiral's widow, when the nnk of Retired Rear-Admiral has been attained.
9d. The Tacancies upon the j61 li^t to be filled ttpi in tnm of seniority, by officers now accepting tbe IBs. per day ; but no neir admissions to the «1 5s. list to be made until it is reduced below the njmber of 26, which it is not to exceed afterwards. The permanent retired list to be reduced to 100. by iB|>kmg one appointment for every two yacancies, the first S6 officers upon the list receiving £1 6s. per day, sad the remaining 76 £1 per day, with
the right of assuming the rank of Retired Rear* Admiral, when entitled to it by seniority.
4th. 1 he actiye list of Captains not pennanendy to exceed 600. A proportionate reduction to be made in the 14s. 6d. and 12s. 6d. half-pay lists; the first to consist of 70 Captains, and the latter of 100.
5th. Good service pensions to be retained by Captains, until they reach the rank of Rear-Admiral» or Retired Rear-Admiral.
6th. The promotions from the Captains' list to the Admirals' list in future to be continuous, resery- ine always the undoubted ri^bt of the Crown to select officers for promotion m the higher as well as the lower ranks, whenever the public interest requires such an exercise of the prerogative.
7th. The Admirals* list not permanently to ex- ceed 160 in number, and to be thus distributed : —
30 Admirals, or 10 of each squadron ;
46 Vice-Admirals, or 16 of each squadron ;
And 76 Rear- Admirals, or 25 of each squadron.
8th. This plan to come into operation on the Ist of October of the present year, and all letters re- lating to it to be treated as strictly confidential. By command of their Lordships,
H. G WARD.
U) Kt or St. Vladimir of Rutda. (b) Kl. of the Sword of Sweden.
(c) Dep. UeuLaadMsfflttrate for Woatmeatb.
(d) Kt. of Austrian Order of Leopold.
Digitized by
16 SERVICES OF ADMIRALS.
I Sir Thomas Byam Martin, Admiral of the Fleet, commanded Tuiphone under Lord Hood at Toulon, 1793, and Modeste at the redaetion of Corsica. Capt. of Sta Margaritta, and cap- tured Fr. frigate TamUe, 1796; and of Fitffard, and captured Fr. frigate ImmortaHid, 1798. Capt. of Implacable, and took part in the cap. ture of Sewolod Russ. 74, in 1808 ; and actively employed on the coast of Finland. Dep. Controller of the Navy, 1816, and Controller, 1816. Gaz. 1796, 98. 1800, 08, 09
9 Sir George Cockbnm, Lieut, of Victory at Toulon in 1793. Capt. of Meleager at reduction of Corsica ; in Nelson's squadron co-operating with Austrian troops in Piedmont ; and in Hotham's actions, March and July, 1795. Capt. oi Minerva (bearing Nelson's broad pendant), at the capture of Sp. frigate Sabinat and action with Ceres; and in same frigate off Cape St Vincent, 14 Feb. 1 797. In company with Phtenix and Pomone ; captured Fr. frigate SueeeSf and destroyed Bravoure off Leghorn in 1801. Capt. of PAae/on, at the block- 1 ade of the Isle of France, 1805, where he made many captures and frequently engaged enemy's batteries. Commanded Captain, 74, in the squadron which captured Fr. frigate Preeident, 1806. Capt. | of Pompee, and (Commodore) in command of sea- men and marines landed for reduction of M artinique , 1809 ; and of BeUeiele at capture of Flushing. \ Commodore at defence of Cadiz, 1810 ; Rear- Ad- . miral in command of naval force employed in the j Chesapeake and other rivers in North America ; and in conjunction with Gen. Roas, entered Wash- ' ington, and destroyed the capitol, president's pa- lace, dock-yard, &c.y &o. Conveyed Bonaparte to St. Helena. Gas. on thirteen occasions.
II Sir Edward Codrington, Lieut of Queen Charlotte in Howe's action, 1 June, 1794. Capt. of Babet in Bridport's action, July, 1795 ; of Orion at Trafalgar ; and of Blake^ in Wal- cheren expedition. Employed at defence of Cadiz, and commanded a squadron co-operating with Sp. patriots on the coast of Catalonia. Capt. of the fleet in the Chesapeake ; and at New Orleans, 1814. Com.-in-chief of Mediterranean station ; and in Oct. 1827, with combined fleet, destroyed the Turkish fleet in the harbour of Navarin. Gaz. 1805,09,11,14, 15.
13 Frederick Watkins, Senior Lieut, of Blanche at capture of Fr. frigate Pique, and Capt. Faulkner being killed was posted. Capt. of Nereide, and en- gaged six privateers, one of yfthich {Vengeance, 16) was captured. In 1800 obtained possession of the island of Curagoa, which the French were obliged to evacuate. Gaz. 1795, 1800.
15 Thomas Le M. Gosselin, Mid. of Barfleur at capture of St. Eustatia, and in the different ac- tions with De Grasse in the West Indies in 1781, 82. Capt. of Syren at surrender of Surinam, in 1799. Gaz. 1809.
18 Sir Charles Ogle, lieut of Bayue at capture I of the West India Islands ; and obtained distinction at the storming of Fort Fleur D'Ep^e, 1794. Capt | of Greyhound in the expedition to Egypt, 1801 .
19 Robert Dudley Oliver, Mid. of Prince i George at capture of Sp. aquadron under Langara I in 1780 ; at relief of St Kitt8,and in Rodney's ac- , tion in 1783. Sen.-Lieut. of Artoie, at capture of ! Fr. frigate Bevolutumnaire in 1794. Capture of Melpomene, and conducted bombardment of Havre I on two occaaions. Capt of Mars, and captured Fr. frigate Rhin, in company with three other i frigates, after a chase of 100 miles, in 1806. Com-
I manded Valiant during the operations on coast of America in 1813, 14. Gaz. 1804, 06.
21 Hon. Sir J. Talbot, Senior Lieut, of Astrea
I at capture of Fr. frigate Oloire in 1795. Capt. of
I Leanderva 1805, and captured Ville de Milan of
j 46 guna, and retook Cleopatra, her prize. Capt.
of Thunderer, and attacked Turkish squadron
j under Point Pesquiea, in the Dardanelles, 1807.
I Wounded when commanding Victorious, in 1812,
and received gold medal for capture of Fr. 74
gun ship Rholi. Gaz. 1795, 1805, 07, 12.
I 22 J. Giffard, Mid. of Canada, at relief of Gib- I raltar, in 1781 ; and capture of Sp. frigate Leoca- ' dia: at Hood's relief of St. Kitts, and in Rodney's actions, 1 782. Lieut of Queen Charlotte in Brid- ' port's action ; and Capt. of Athenienne at defence ! of Gaieta, 1807.
I 23 Sir J .West, Lieut, of Royal George in Howe's , action, and Bridport's. Capt. of Excellent in co- operation with Patriots on coast of Catalonia in 1808 ; at defence of Rosas, and successfully em- ployed in destruction of enemy's gun vessels and convoys in the Adriatic. Gaz. 1808, 09, 11.
24 J. Bullen, Mid. of Isis and Lion, at atUck on Mud Island, in America, in 1777, and in Byron's action in 1779. Lieut of Prtnee George in Sir S. Hood's action off St. Kitta; Rodney's action, 1782 ; and of Victory during the occupation, and at the evacuation, of Toulon. Served as a Volunteer on board the Proselyte floating battery at the siege of Bastia, which vessel was burnt under the walls of the citadel, and commanded an advanced battery until the surrender of that place. His services on these occasions were mentioned in high terms by Nelson. A volunteer on board Santa Margaritia, at capture of Tamise in 1796, when he was a Commander. Gaz. 1794, 96.
<7 J. Cochet, Mid. of Apollo at capture of Fr. frigate Oiseau in 1779; and in nction with Stanislaui, in 1780. Lieut, of Queen Charlotte in Howe's action.
28 Sir C. Ekins. Mid. ot Berwick in Parker's action off Dogger Bank in 1781; and in Cambridge at relief of Gibraltar, and action afterwards, in 1782, in which he was wounded. Capt. of Am- phitrite, at taking Devil's Islands ofl' Cayenne,
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17
Islands of Surinam, St. Martins, also Danish and Swedish, and captured seven privateers of force. Capt. of D^ence at Copenhagen in 1807, and Su- perb at Algiers, where he was again wounded. Au- thor of a work on naval tactics. Gaz. 1 799, 1807.
29 H. R. Glynn, Lieut, of Boyal George in Howe's action ; and in Bridport's.
30 Sir Edward Hamilton, Mid. of Hector in Cornwallis's action with a Fr. squadron, 1780. Lieut, of JHdo, and captured, in her jolly-boat, the privateer Vrai Patriot, of 13 guns and 45 men. In command of 100 seamen and 2 guns, besieged for eight days and captured Martello Tower of Geralata, 1 794. Lieut, of Victory , and served under Nelson in charge of 100 seamen at the siege of Calvi ; and in Hotham*8 second action, 1795. Com. of Comet, and captured 2 privateers. Capt. of Surpriee, and captured four privateers ; and in ] 799, in command of the boats of that ship, boarded and brought out from under the batteries of Porto Cavallo the (late British) frigate Her- ^Mione, of 44 guns and 390 men, in which service he was severely wounded, and for which he was awarded a gold medal. Capt. of TYent, and captured a privateer, and blockaded Havre, Cherbourg and St. Malo, 1800, 01. Gaz. 1799, 1801.
32 Sir William H.Gage, Mid. of Princess Royal in Hotham's actions, 1795, and of Bedford at re capture of Cetueur by Fr. squadron. Lieut, of Minerva at capture of Sabina, and action with Ceree, 8p. frigates; and off Cape St. Vincent. Commanded boats of Minerva, cutting out Ff. national brig MuHne at Santa Cruz. Capt. of Terpeichore, at capture of Fr. vessels in Tunis Bay, and blockade of Malta. Capt. of Uranie when her boats assisted cutting out CAevrette. Gaz. 1 797.
33 Sir Henry Heathcote, Mid. of Bgmont at reduction of Corsica; of Princess Royal in Hotham's first action, and Mate of Cyclops in Hotham's second action. Capt. of lAon at reduc- tion of Java, 1811 ; and of Seipion off Toulon, in command of in-shore squadron, which in Nov. 1813, sustained a partial action with the French fleet.
35 Sir G. £. Hamond, Mid. of Queen Charlotte in Howe's action ; commanded Champion, at the blockade of Malta and siege of Valette. Capt. of Blanche at Copenhagen in 1801 ; and of Lively at the capture of Sp. treasure frigates in 1804, and action with Sp. 74 Glorioso off Cadiz in 1805. Capt. of Vietoriout at the capture of Flushing, in 1809. Gaz. 1804.
37 Hugh Downman, Mid. of Arethusa and wrecked upon the Island of Molines, 1779. when cbasing a Fr. frigate, and of Edgar in Howe's re- Uef of Gibraltar, 178t. Lieut, of Alcide at the attack upon Fomelli, 1793, and of Victory in Hotham's second action, and off Cape St. Vincent,
1797. Commander of Speedy in action with Fr. privateers, and capture of Fr. 12 gun brig PapiUon,
1798. CiglL of Santa Dorotea blockading Sa- vona, and at surrender of Genoa. Destroyed the fortifications at Speszia ; and in the expedition to
Egypt, 1807. Capt. of Diomede, bearing Sir Home Popham's flsg. at the reduction of the Cape, and at the River Plate. Gaz. 1806.
38 Hon. Sir T. B.Capel,Lieut. and Signal Officer of Vanguard at the Nile ; promoted into Mutine, and conveyed dispatches of the victory to Enofland. Capt of Phoshe at Trafalgar; Capt. of Endymion forcing the Dardanelles, 1807, and of Hogue on the coast of North America, 1812, 14. Gaz. 1798, 1805, 07.
39 Marquis of Thomond, Ideut. of Brunswick in Cornwallis's retreat, 1795. Capt. of Emerald at the capture of St. Lucia and Surinam, and defeated an expedition projected against Antigua.
41 John Mackellar, Mid. of Romney, and wounded in the action with St^rein in Porto Praya bay, 1 781 ; and of Enterprise at the capture and destruction of Sp. and Am. privateers on the coast of America. Senior lieut. of Assistance at capture of Fr. frigate Elizabeth. Capt. of Minerva, and made prisoner in the expedition, to Ostend, 1798. Capt. of Terpsichore, and assisted in an expedition to Surat, in 1802. Gaz. 1798.
42 G. Barker, Mid. of Vengeance in Keppel's action, 1778, and capture of Goree, in 1779. Mate of Preston in Rodney's actions, April and May, 1780 ; and commanded a boat cutting out a con- voy fi'om under the batteries of Fort Eloyal at Mar- tinique. Mid. of Montagu in Hood's action with De Gra8se,'178l ; and assisted at the capture of a ship laden with stores at Martinique. Commander of In- cendiary, and in conjunction with Success, engaged the batteries of Cadiz and gun boats in an attempt to cut off two ships. Commanded same ship at the blockade of Malta.
43 Sir Charles Adam, Mid. of Robust at the occupation and evacuation of Toulon, 1793; of Glory in Howe's action, 1794 ; and of Monarch at the capture of the Cape, 1795. Capt. of Sybille at the blockade of Batavia ; and capture of Fr. frigate Chifonne, 1801. Capt of Chifonne in action with Fr.flotilla under the batteries of Fecamp, in 1805 ; of Resistance at the capture of Marettgo and Belle Poule, 1806 ; and of Invincible in co- operation with Sp. patriots; and at defence of Tar- ragona. Gaz. 1795, 1801^ 11, 13, 13.
45 SirT. Livingstone, commanded Diadem in the expedition against Quiberon and Belleisle, 1800. Capt of Renomm^e in the Mediterranean, 1806 ; and captured under Fort Callaretes Sp. brig of 18 guns, and constantly employed against the enemy's gun vessels and convoys. Gaz. 1806, 06, 10.
46 Sir F. W. Austen, commander of Peterel in the Mediterranean, 1799, and captured Ligurienne under a battery near Marseilles, for whicti he was promoted. Capt of Canopus at St. Domingo. Gaz. 1800, 60.
47 Sir J. A. Ommanney, Lieut, of Queen Char- lotte in Bridport*s action in 1795, and Capt. of Albion at Navarin.
48 Z. Mudge, commander of Fly, and captured GnerHere and Trompeur Fr. privateers, 1799. Capt. of Constance, and in company with Stork, drove
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on shore and captured , in 1801, near Cape Or- tegal, two privateers of 22 and 12 guns. Com- manded Blanche at the blockade of St. Domingo in 1803, and was captured in that ship by Fr. frigate Topaze and consorto in 1805. Gai. 1801, 03. 05, 10.
49 A. W. Schomberg, lieaL of Solebay, and served on shore at the reduction of the French West India islands in 1794 ; and was second in Glaiion in action with five French frigates in 1796. Capt. of Loire f employed in co-operation with the patriots on the coast of Galicia, and captured the French ship HeLe, pierced for 34 guns.
50 Sir E. D. King, Mid. of Barfieur in Howe's action. Senior Lieut, of Dryady at the capture of Fr. frigate Proeerpinef in 1796. Capt. of Levia- than at the capture of the Danish and Swedish West India islands in 1801. Capt. of Endymion during the blockade of Cadiz, and employed watch- ing the enemy's fleet prior to the battle of Tra> falgar ; and in same ship assisting at the defence of Oaieta, 1806. Capt. of Monmouth, at the capture of Tranqnebar. Gaz .1796, 1 80 1 .
51 Sir G. Mundy, Mid. of Juno in her escape from Toulon in 1 794 ; and of Aigle at the reduc- tion of Bastia and Calvi. Lieut, of Blenheim off Cape St. Vincent; and of Goliah at the Nile. Commander of Tranter, serving at the blockade of Malta ; and attached to Sir T. Troubridge's squadron at the capitulation of Rome and Civita Veccfaia. Capt. of Hydra at the attack on Havre flotilla. 1803, and subsequently captured two sail of it. In 1806, captured Fr 18-gun brig Puret, in the sight of four Fr. frigates ; and in lb07. attacked the port of Begu Catalonia, stormed the batteries, and brought out three large privateers. Continued until 1810 employed in co-operation with the patriots on the coast of Spain, and both ship and boata constantly engaged with the enemy. Gaz. 1806, 07.
Services of the Vice Admirals.
32 J. Carthew, Lieut, and served on shore a the reduction of Martinique in 1 794. Commanded JRofarto in the expedition to the Helder in 1 799 ; at destruction of two Dutch frigates at Medenblik in the same year \ and in the attack on the French squadron and capture of Deair^e at Dunkirk, in 1800. Capt. of Gloire at reduction of Martinique, in 1809.
33 Sir Thomas Briggs, commanded Salamine in the expedition to Egypt ; and Capt. of Clorinde at the capture of the Isle of France. Oaz. 1810.
.34 Earl of Dundonald, commander of Speedy , 1 4 gun brig, and captured by boarding the Sp. zebec frigate Gamo of 32 gunaand H19 men, 1801. Capt. of FallaSf and engaged Fr. 40 gun frigate Minerve and three brigs in Basque Roads, 1806. Capt. of
In^ferieuee at th<> defence of Rosas, in co-operation with Sp. patrioto on the coast of Catalonia, and con- ducted the fire ships in the attack upon the Fr. fleet in Aix's Roads, 1809. Gaz. on nine occasions.
36 Sir W. Parker, Mid. of Orion in Howe's action ; and commanded Stork, and assisted at the capture of Cantara of 22 guns, and a lugger of 10 guns near Cape Ortegal. Capt. of Amazon at capture of Marengo and Belle Poule in 1806, and employed in co-operation with the patriota on the coast of Galida, particularly at Ferrol, where he landed in command of a party of seamen. Com.- in-chief in the operations on the coast of China, from 1841, until the conclusion of the war, and personally engaged on shore and afloat at the taking of Amoy and Chinghae, attack on the Chinese camp on the heighta of Segahon; capture of the city of Chln-Kiang-Foo, &c. &c Gaz. 1806, 11.
37 G. M'Kinley, acting Lieut, of Barfieur in Rodney's action, 1782 ; Lieut, of Aleide at Cor- sica, and commanding Liberty gnn brig, as- sisted at the capture of Etourdie of 16 guns in the harbour of Herqui in 1796. Commanded Otter fire ship at the Helder, and at Copenhagen in 1801. Capt. of Lively, and Senior Officer in the Tayue prior to the occupation of Lisbon by Junot, 1807 ; and afterwards employed on the coasta of Spain and Portugal. Gaz. 1796, 1809.
38 Rich. Curry, commander of FUry bomb in the expedition to the Helder, and at the surrender of the Dutch squadron in 1 799 ; at the destruction of two frigates at Medenblik, and was frequently officially noticed for service in the expedition to Egypt in 1801. Gaz. 1801.
39 Sir J. W. Loring, Mid. serving on shore at Toulon in 1793 ; and commanded a gunboat at the siege of Bastia. Lieut, of St. George in Uotham's actions in 1795 ; and commanded Niobe^ at the attack on two Fr. frigates under the batteries of La Hogue in 1810 ; and at destruction of Fr. frigate Amazone, in 1811. Gaz. 1793, 1603, 03, 10.
40 Hon. D. P. Bouverie, commanded Medute at the capture of Maidonado^ and in the princi- pal operations in South America in 1806, 07 ; and served on shore in co-operation with the patriots on the north coast of Spain, in 1812. Gaz. 1807, 12, 12, 12.
41 J. Dick, commanded Discovery bomb in the expedition to the Helder, 1799, and C^thia in Egypt, 1801. C&pt. of Penelope at the reduction of Martinique, in 1809.
42 M. Buckle, Lieut of Royal Sovereign in Howe's action.
43 J. Allen, Mid. of Penelope at capture of Pr» frigate Inconstante, in 1 793, and wounded.
44 James Noble, Mid. of Britannia during the occupation and evacuation of Toulon; and in Hotham's first and second actions, 1795. Lieut, of Agamemnon, and severely wounded in her boats at Loano, 1 796 ; and when in Minerva served as Aid- de-camp to Nelson at Porto Ferrajo, Corsica, and
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capture of Sabina^ Sp. Frigate. Lieut, of Captain^ 14th Feb. 1797, off Gape St. Yinoent, and with Nel«on boarded San Niehohu and 8an Jos^. NeUon wrote in a letter to his admiral, '* His merit and repeated wounds entitle him to every reward a grateful country can bestow.*' Gaz. 1796.
45 C. J. W. Nesham, Mid. of Juno in action with Snlfrein, in 1783. Senior Lieut, oi Adamant at Camperdown. Commanded Captain at the cap« tore of Mari^^alante ; and served on shore at the redaction of Martinique, in 1809. Gaz. 1809.
46 Sir C. Bullen, Mid. <A Loyalist at the reduc- tion of Charlestown in 1781. Lieut of Ramillies in Howe's action, and Senior of Monmouth at Camperdown. Capt. of Britannia at Trafalgar, and commanded Voiontaire and Cambrian, in co-ope- ration with the patriots on the coast of Catalonia, in 1810, 11. Gaz. 1805,09, 11.
47 J. Wight, Mid. of Rose, and served on shore at the reduction of Martinique, in 1794. Uent. of Beaulieu at the destruction of a French troop ship off Guadaloupe, and otAimable in her action with Fr. frigate Petuie, of greatly superior force, in 1796. Commanded Wolverene sloop, in action with the enemy's batteries and gun-vee- seta on the Havre sUtion, 1801, 02.
48 T. Browne, Lieut, of Intrepide in 1796, and cat out with her boats, on the north side of St. Domingo, Fr. 20 gun ship Perpantei and conuaaaded Abouiir at the defence of Riga.
49 W.H.B. Tremlett, Mid. of Boyal Sovereign in Howe's actions 29th May and 1st June, and in Comwallis's celebrated retreat, 1795. Lieut, of Xton, and in 1798 commanded a boat in a severe engagement with a large armed Greek ship. Second Lieut, of lAon in action with Sp. frigate squadron and capture of Santa Dorotea, and when first Lieut, of the prize, she beat off sixteen Sp. I^n-boat* sent out to effect her recapture. Se- verely wounded 1804, when commanding the Cromer Sea Fencibles. Capt. of Alcmene, co- operating with Sp. patriots, 1808, and chased and drove into the Pertius Breton the Fr. frigates Elbe and PaUati and also assisted in driving the Fr. frigates into Sables D'Olonne, which were there destroyed by the British squadron, in 1809. On two occasions saved the lives of men by jumping overboard at great personal risk.
50 Sir S. Pym, Mate of Martin at capture of Dutch West India Islands, in 1796. Lieut, of Babet, and captured, in her boats, in which service he was wounded, the Fr. national schooner Detir^e of 6 gvns and 46 men. Senior of Bthalion at the capture of Sp. treasure-ship, Thetis, in 1799. Com- manded Atlas at St. Domingo, 1806; and Si' rius, at the capture of Fr. frigate Caroline, at St. Paul's, Island of Bourbon, and reduction of that Island, and captured the Isle de la Passe 1810. Bnmt his ship to prevent her falling into the hands of the enemy, having grounded in an attempt on two frigates and a sloop in Port Sud Est, Isle of France, in the same year. Gaz. 1798, 99,1806, 10, 10, 14.
62 R. Jackson, Mid. of Santa Margaritta, at capture of Fr. frigate Amazons, 1782. Lieut, of Rose, at the capture of Martinique, in 1794^ Commanded the naval forces at the taking of Sa- vona, and surrender of Malta, in 1800. Commanded Bonne Citogenne, in the expedition to Egypt, in 1801.
54 Sir C. Malcolm, Capt. of Narcissus, in 1806, and severely wounded when in command of the boats of his ship at an attack upon a French convoy lying at Conquet Bay, and protected by armed vessds and heavy batteries. In same ship at the reduction of the Saintes, 1809. Capt of Rhin, serving on the north coast of Spain under Sir George Collier, and much employed on shore in batteries, at reduction of Lequito, and in destroying the enemy's works. In same ship commanded the boats of a squadron under his orders at the destruc- tion of a convoy in the harbour of Corigeon, in 1815. Gaz. 1812, 12, 12.
55 Hon. G. Elliot, Capt. of Modeste, and cap- tured Fr 18 gun corvette Jena, 1808, and at there* duction of Java, in 1813. Capt. of Hussar employed against pirates on the coast of Borneo, and subse- quentlv in reinstating the Sultan of Palambang. Com.-in-chief in China at the capture of Chusan, &c. 1841. Gaz. 1808,09.
56 Lord W. FitzRoy, Mid. of Phaeton in Howe's action ; of Sans Pareil in Bridport*8 : and of Seahorse at capture of Fr. frigate Sensible, in 1798. Lieut, of Penelope at the surrender of Malta, and expedition to Egypt. Capt. of JBolus frigate in the action off Ferrol ; and at the re- duction of Martinique, in 1809. Gaz. 1805, 09.
57 Sir Hugh Pigot, Capt. of Ctrce frigate, and took possession of Mariegalante, 1808. Capt. of Latona, at capture of Fr. frigate Junon, at sur- render of Fr. 74 gun ship Hautpoult, and captured Fr. 42 gun frigate Felieit*'. (^but with only 14 guns mounted), in lb09. Capt. of Orpheus, and cap- tured U. S. 20 gun corvette Frolic, and destroyed two privateers of 20 and 8 guns. Gaz. 1808, 08, 09, 09, 13.
58 E. Hawker, while commanding Tartar and Melampus, captured Observateur of 18 guns, Co^ libri of 16, and Beauhamois of 16, and assisted at the reduction of Guadaloupe, and the capture of Fantome of 20 guns.
59 Sir C. Richardson, Mid. of Phtenix in action with Rnolue, 1791, and of Royal George m Howe's action. Senior Lieut, of Circe at Camperdown, when he made Admiral de Winter prisoner. Com. manded a division of seamen landed in the expedition to the Helder ; assisted at the landing in Egypt, and was present at the battle of the 8th of March. Commanded a flotilla at the reduc- tion of the Dutch West India Islands ; and Capt. of C€Bsar at the destruction of three frigates off the Sables D'Olonne, and at the attack on the French fleet in Aix Roads in 1809. Parti- cularly noticed for service in the Walcheren ex- pedition. Gaz. 1804,09, 09,11, 11.
60 F. Temple, Lieut, of Loire, and commanded
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her boats, cutting out Fr. brig Venteux^ of lOgnns and 85 men, from under the batteries of the Isle of Bas in 1803. Ga2. 1803.
61 H. Gordon, Commander of Wolverene in charge of a Newfoundland convoy, in 1804, when captured after a highly honourable defence by the Fr. frigate Blonde,
62 Hon. F. W. Aylmer, Lieut, of Sw\ftture at the Nile, and subsequent operations on the coast of Italy in 1799, and in the expedition to Egypt, in 1801. Capt. of NarcwnUj and commanded a detachment of seamen and marines landed to co- operate with the patriots near Santona in 1810, on which occasion had several severe con6icts with the enemy's troops. Capt. of Severn at Algiers. Gaz. 1810.
63 R. Thomas, Mid. at the storming of Fort Royal, Martinique, in 1 794. Lieut, of Excellent off Cape at St. Vincent. Lord CoUingwood's Flag-Capt. from 1805 till 1810. Capt. of Un- daunted, employed in co-operation with the patriots on the coast of Catalonia, in 1811. Gaz. 1805, 1*2.
64 James R. Dacres, Capt. of Bacchante ^ and in company with Mediator and a prize he had cap- tured, entered the intricate harbour of Samana and destroyed the forts and two privateers, 1807. Capt. of GuerrUre, and captured after a highly honoura- ble defence by the United States frigate Constitu- Hon, 1812. Gaz. 1806. 07, 12.
65 J. S. Carden, Act. Lieut. o{ Marlborough in Howe*8 action. Lieut of Fiagard at capture of Fr. frigate TmntortalitS; commanded Sheemees in the expedition to the Helder, and the same ship in the Red Sea ; and Commander of Moselle at the capture of Fr. sloop Furet off Cadiz, in 1806. Capt. of Macedonian^ and captured by the United States' frigate United States, after a highly honourable defence. Gaz. 1798, 1806, 09, 12.
66 J. Sykes, when commanding Hecla bomb, was frequently engaged with the enemy's batteries and flotillas in the Channel, including the bombard- ment of Havre de Grace, in 1804. Capt. of Ada^ man/ at Walcheren. Gaz. 1804.
67 H. M. Ommanney, Lieut, in the expedition to Egypi.
68 A. Duff, Mid. of Duke at Martinique in 1793 Lieut of Foudroyant at the capture of G^n^- reux in 1800 ; and commanded Mondovi in the ex- pedition to Egypt.
69 Hon. D. H. Mackay, Mid. of XJnicom at capture of Fr. frigate Tribune, in 1796 ; and of Melampue in several actions on the coast of France. Lieut, of Ariadne in the expedition to Ostend, and of Isie at the Helder. Commanded Malacca during the operations against the Sultan of Sambas, in 1813.
70 Sir F. Mason, Mid. of Russell in 'Howe's action ; and Bridport's. Commander of Ratilert repeatedly engaged with the enemy's flotillas on the coast of France and Holland in 1804, 05 ; and of Daphne at the capture of Monte Video. Capt. of Fisgard in the Walcheren expedition and of
President at the siege and storming of St. Sebastian. Gaz. 1808, 09.
71 T. Brown, Mid. of Phoenix at capture of Fr. frigate Resolue, 1791 ; and of Minerva at the reduction of Pondicherry, 1793. Lieut, of Flors commanding ber launch at the landing in Egypt, 1801. Gold Medal. Commander of Or«t/M, 1804 ; frequently engaged with the enemy's flotilla. Cap- tured two armed schuyts, and engaged a praam mounting 18 guns, bearing a Rear Admiral's flag, in the presence of a flotilla of 30 sail. Destroyed Orestes when aground off Gravelines, 1805, to prevent her falling into the enemy's hands. Cap- tain of Solebay, Vengeur, and Bulwark, actively employed on the coast of France, 1808-11, and of Loire and Saturn on the coast of America. Twice engaged with Barney's flotilla on the Patuzent ; and actively employed in that river and in the Potomac during the war, landing frequentiy with the seamen and marines. Service afloat 38 years.
72 Sir L. Curtis, Capt. of Magicienne, at the reduction of the Isle of Bourbon, and under the necessity of destroying his ship at the entrance of Port Sud Est, Isle of France, having (p-ounded, in an attempt on two Fr. frigates in that port, in com- pany with a squadron under Captain Pym. Uaz. 1810,10.
73 Sir J. Louis, Lieut, of Naiad, and served in her boats, cutting out a schooner of war near the Saintesin 1803. Capt. of Aigle at the capture and destruction of a convoy at Port Maurice, in 1814. Gaz. 1803, 13.
75 Sir J. C. CoghtU, Lieut, of Haarlem, and commanded her boats, cutting out Prima galley from the mole of Genoa, in 1800 and served in the expedition to Egypt. Capt. of Rattlesnake, and commanded two of her boats at the destruction of a piratical vessel on the Malay coast. Capt. of Diana at Walcheren.
61 J. Ayscough, commanded Blanche in the expedition to the Helder, in 1799 ; and Ineonstant'in Egypt, in 1801. Capt. of Success nt the capture of Procida, Ischia, &c. in 1809 ; and subsequently commanded a small squadron at the defence of Sicily.
Services of Rear Admirals.
46 Sir Jas. A. Gordon, Mid. of Revolutionnaire in Bridport's action ; of Namur off Cape St Vin- cent ; and of Goliah at the Nile ; Lieut of Bordelais at the capture of Curieux and action with her con- sorts, 1801 ; and senior of Racoon at capture of Lodi, 1803. Capt. of Mercury at the capture and destruction of a convoy off Cadiz ; at Ortona, and on other occasions. Capt. of Active in the action off Lissa (for which a gold medal was awarded) ; and at capture of Fr. frigate Pomone, in which he lost a leg, 181 1 . Capt. of SeuhorsCy in 1814, and
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commanded a small squadron which ascended the Potomae, and obtained possession of the city of Alexandria. Gas. 1801, 03, 08, 11, 11, 11, 11, 14, 15.
65 Sir T J. Coehnme, Mid. in the expeditions isaisst BeUeisle, Ferrol, Cadis, and Egypt. In command of Jagfiu, engaged two Fr. ships of war on the coast of Guiana, one of which was taken ; ind assisted at the capture of the Danish West India Islands. Capt. of Etkaiion, and brought to ictionFr. 44 gnn frigate ^mpAt7n7e. which escaped rato Martinique, and assisted in the expedition igiinst that ialand and the Saintes. Capt. of Sur^ frite at the attacks on Washington and Baltimore, ud in the operations on the coast of Georgia. Oaa. IiM)7. Rear Admiral and Second in command of the East India squadron towards the conclusion of the war with China, 1848; and Com.-in-Chief at tintniction of piratical towns and forta in Borneo, 1»4&.
66 Sir G. F. Seymour, severely wounded when Ueat oi Northumberiand at St. Domingo; Capt. of Pallat at the attack on the Fr. fleet in Aix Ro«ii, and in the Waleheren expedition. Gas. 1«06.
68 Sir W. B. Proctor, wounded when Mid. of 9tQff in action with a Dutch frigate in 1 794. Lieut. of Dimte in the expedition to Egypt ; and com- Bsnded Zehra bomb at the bombardment of Havre,
inlS04.
69 C. J. Johnston. Lieut, of Ruby at the cap- tire of the Cape, in 1795. Lieut, of Arrogant at tiis nirraider of Columbo ; and destruction of umed vessels in the Java Seas, in 1796. Capt. of ConttalHt in company with Sceptre, and at- tacked the Fr. frigate Semillante and shipping in St Paars Bay, Isle of Bourbon, in 1806. Com- manded Pewerfkl in the Waleheren expedition.
70 K. Ratsey, Mate of Drfence in Howe's ac- tion. Commanded Harrier sloop, and in conjunc- tion with Phaeion attacked the Fr. frigate Semii- ^fi protected by some strong batteries in the Hut Indies, in 1805.
71 C. P. B. Bateman, Mid. of Penelope at aptnre of Fr. frigate Ineomtante^ 1793 ; and of ^ioyw, and served on shore, and was slightly wounded at the attack on Point-a-Pitre, Guada- ^P«« in 1794. Lieut, of Scipio, and again tlifhtly vounded at the taking of Demerara, and ^troctionof a Sp. squadron at Trinidad, in 1796, ^'- Uent of Monarch at Copenhagen, in 1801 ; ^ Capt. of Revenge at the defence of Cadiz, in
73 A. Lysaght, Mid. of Syhitte, at capture of ^•fri^te Porte in the East Indies, 1799.
74 Hon. J. Percy, Lieut, of Diadem^ at the re- "Ktion of the Cape, in 1806. Capt. of Hotspur, ^ tction with a Fr. flotilla on the coast of Nor- "tt&dy, in 1811. Gas. 1806, 1811.
7& Hon. Sir A. Maitland, severely wounded ^bca Mid. of Mednea at the attack on Boulogne "«tiQi, in 1801 . Capt. of GUugow at Algiers.
76 Hon. 6. Proby, Mid. of Foudrogant, and
wounded at the capture of QuUlaume Tell,in 1800, Gas. 1800.
77 LordRadstock, when commanding T^afit^f, in 1810, in company with Pilot and Weazelt cap- tured a convoy on the coast of Italy. In the fol- lowing year, in company with Crpkalue, destroyed another with the boats of those ships ; and assisted by Undaunted and Reduing, destroyed the bat- teries at the mouth of the lUione, and captured a convoy under their protection, in 1812. Gas. 1810, 11,12, )3. 13.
78 Earl Cadogan, Mid. of TndtfaHgable, at capture of Fr. frigate Virginie, 1796 ; and at des- truction of Droits de I* Homme, 1797. Mate of Impetueux commanding the barge appointed to lead the flre-ship in the attack upon combined Fr. and Sp. squadrons in Aix Roads, 1799 ; in the ex« pedition to Ferrol, and at the capture of GuSpe, 1800. Lieut, of Leda in action with Boulogne flo« tilla. Commander of Cgane at capture of Fr. priva- teer brig Bonaparte, and of Ferret at the capture of a Sp. brig of 14 guns. Capt. of Pallas in the Waleheren expedition ; and of Havannah, when ho took and destroyed in ten months 91 sail of ves- sels mostly armed, and near 100 guns in batteriea. Commanded the same frigate at the reduction of Zara, in 1813 ; and had an arm broken at the at- tack on the town of Termoli, coast of Naples. Gas. 1804, 09, 11, and sU times in 1813.
79 Sir E. Tucker, Capt. of Dover, in company with Comwallis at capture of two Dutch brigs of war off Amboyna. in 1810, and captured, with a small force, the Dutch spice islands. Gas. 1810, 10.
82 Sir W. A. Montagu, Mid. of Russell at Camperdown ; and of Sirins at the capture of Fr. frigate U^daigneuse. When commanding Terpsi» chore, of 32 guns, engaged ShnUlante of 40. Capt. of Comwallis at the capture of Amboyna, &c. ; captured the Dutch corvettes Mandarin and De Ruyter ; and commanded the seamen landed at the reduction of the Isle of France, in 1810. Gaz. 1810, 10, 10.
84 Sir E. Chetham Strode, Mid. of Victory at Toulon, and sieges of Bastia, Calvi, d:c. Lieut, of Agamemnon in Hotham's actions, 1795. Senior Lieut, of Seine, at capture of Vengeance^ in 1800. Commanded Sally armed ship, and a small squa- dron at the defence of Dantzic, in 1807. Acting Capt. of Illustrious in the Waleheren expe- dition ; and Capt. of Leander at Algiers. Gaz. 1800, 07.
86 W. Croft, Mid. of Amazon at the capture of two Fr. frigates, and in her action with Droits de riTomme, in 1797 ; of Centaur, at the reduction of Minorca ; and of Foudroyant at the landing and subsequent operations in Egypt. Lieut, of Camel at the attack on Curacoa, and commanded Alacrity at Copenhagen, in 1807.
87 J. R. Philips, Mid. of Bellona, at the defence of Fort Matilda, Guadaloape, in 1794. Lieut, of Beaulieu, and served on shore at capture of St. Lucia, 1796 : and of same ship at Camper- down, and received the thanks of the Admiralty for
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effecting the de«tnictioii of the Dutch frigate Mon- ^kendam^in 1797. Senior Ueut, of Centurion C<^nd in command during the absence of her Cap- tain), and beat off Linois's squadron, consisting of a ship of the line and two frigates in Vizagapatam Roads in 1804. Commanded Bonetta at Copen- hagen in 1807. Oaz. 1804.
89 W. Bowles, commanded Zehra bomb at Co- penhagen, in 1807. Capt. of Mediua, and served on shore as second in command with the Naval Brigade on the north coast of Spain, in 1810 ; and subsequently as Commodore on the South Ame- rican station. Gaz. 1810.
90 Hyde Parker, Lieut, of NarciMtu, and served in her boats at the destruction of a convoy in Hi^r^s' Bay, in 1804. Capt. of Teitedo*, em- ployed on the American station, and at the capture of U. S. frigate President, in 1815. Gaz. 1804, 14, 15.
91 Chas. S. J. Hawtayne, Mid. of D^ence in Howe's action. Lieut, of EepiegU in the expedi- tion to Holland, in 1799 ; and of Greyhound^ in Egypt, in 1801. Capt. of Qftebee in the North Seas, in 1810, 11 ; and captured in the ship and boats many of the enemy's privateers. Gaz 1810, 11.
92 J. W. D. Dundas, Mid. of Kent, in the ex- peditions to Holland and Egypt, in the years 1799 and 1801 ; and commanded Bosamond at the sieges of Stralsund and Copenhagen, in 1807, when he was wounded. Actively employed in command of Stately i Venerable, and Fjframue, until the conclu- sion of the war.
94 Sir E. T. Troubridgc, Mid. of Edgar at Copenhagen, in 1801. Commanded Harrier, and in company with Greyhound, fought a Dutch squadron of superior force in the Java Seas, in 1806. Commanded the Naval Brigade at New Orleans while Capt. of Armide, in 1814. Gaz. 1806, 15.
95 Chas. Gordon, Capt. of Ceylon, and severely wounded when his ship was captured off the Isle of France, after a highly honourable defence, by the Fr. frigate Venue and Victor corvette. Acting Capt. of jjricaine at capture of Isle of France, 1810. Gaz. 1810.
96 Sir W. Henry Dillon, Mid. of Defence in Howe's action, and slightly wounded ; of Prince George in Bridport's action, 1795 ; and Mate of Thunderer and actively employed at reduction of St. Lucia, 1796. Lieut, of Aimable at attack upon Fr. squadron of frigates at St. Eustetia ; and of Glenmore, in command of an armed launch, co- operating with army at Wexford during the rebel- lion of 1798, when he arrested a rebel chief. Lieut, of Crescent at capture of Sp. corvette Galgo in the presence of a superior force, 1799 ; and cap- ture of Fr. National 12 gun brig DUigente. Senior Lieut, of Africaine, in 1803, and made prisoner while conveying a flag-of-truce from Lord Keith to the Dutch Commodore of Helvoestsluys, and re- mained a prisoner in France five years. Com- mander of Childere, 1808, in action with Danish 18 pounder brig Lougen, and severely woui\ded. Act-
ing Capt. of Aigle in the expedition to Walcheren. Capt. of Leopard in the Mediterranean, and saved several villages from the ravages of the French army, in 1812. Capt. of Horatio in command of a small squadron at Guernsey, 1815.
98 H. Hope, Capt. of Endymion at capture of U. S. frigate President, for which he was honoured with a gold medal. Gaz. 1815.
100 W. Ward, Mid of Sceptre at the surrender of Cape Nicholas Mole, 1794 ; of Bar/ieur in Brid- port's action, 1795 ; and off Cape St. Vincent; and bombardment of Cadiz, 1797. Senior Lieut, of Pique at the surrender of Aux Cayes, and Cape Fran9ois, 180.3; and captured in her boats a Sp. schooner. In same ship at the capture of Fr. Na- tional brigs Phaeton and VolHgeur, 1806, in which he was severely wounded ; Commander of Pelican at the capture of Deseada ; and at Copenhagen, 1807 ; and at Walcheren in command of Resoluii&n had charge of a division of gun boats at the attack on Ter Ver. Gaz. 1806, 06. 08, 09.
102 R. Elliot, Lieut, in command of hired armed cutter Plymouth, and captured two Fr. pri- vateers, one of 14 guns, 1796. Commander of armed ship Good Design in the expedition to Egypt. 1801 ; and of Lucifer bomb at the passage of the Dardanelles, 1807. Capt. of Porcupine in the Mediterranean, and of Surveillante on the north coast of Spain, 1813.
103 C. F. Daly, Senior Lieut, of Arrow, and in 1804, and in command of her boats, destroyed the Fr. privateer ActifvLnder the island of Fano ; and in same ship when captured after a highly houoar- able defence in company with Acheron, by Fr. frigates Hortense and Incorruptible, 1805. Senior of Diadem at the surrender of the Cape of Good Hope. Commander of Comet on the coast of Spaia at the destruction of several forts and magazines, by wluch he was severely burnt ; and in the same ship chased the Fr. national 20 gun corvette Diii' gente and 18 gun brigs Sylphe and Espeigle, of which he captured the Sylphe, 1808. Gaz, 1808. 08.
104 Hon. Sir F. B. R. Pellew, Acting Capt. of Psyche at the destruction of Dutch shipping in Batavia Roads. 1806, and in 1807 captured 22 gun corvette Scipio and other vessels at Scuoaarang. Also in 1807 Acting Capt. of Powerful at the destruction of Dutch 68 gun ships Pluto and Bewt' lutie and other ships at Gressie, as well as the batteries; and made prisoner there, when the bearer of a flag of truce to summon the French commodore to surrender. Capt. of Phaeton in the expedition to Macao ; and also to the Mauritius, and at the capture of Java, 1811. At the latter place, in company with Drake, stormed and cap- tured the fortress of Samanap. Capt. of Resist- ance at the capture of the town and batteries of Port D'Anzo, coast of Italy, and of a large convoy in 1813. Gaz. 1806,07, 11.
107 Sir C. Napier, Lieut, of Courageux at cap> ture of Marengo and Belle Poule, 1806. Com mander of Recruit 18 gun brig in action with Fr. 20 gun corvette Diligente in 1808$ and in the
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brig at the capture of Martini^pie, 1809, and at capture of Fr. 74 gun ship HmUtpoU . which ship he closely engaged. Gapt. of Thame*, and in eonjanction with Cepkalui destroyed a convoy on the coast of Italy, 1811 ; and assisted at the cap- tare of another, in company with Imperieuse, in 1812. In company with Pilot took the port of Sapri ; and in 1813 commanded the naval forces at the capture of Ponza, and assisted at the capture of a oiinToy in Calvacie Roads. Capt. of Kuryalua in the Potomac at the capture of Alexandria and attack on Baltimore. Commodore on the coast of Syria in Powerful in the various operations, in- clading the storming of Sidon and bomhard- ment of St. Jean D'Acre, 1840. Gaz. 1799,
1809, 11^ 11, 12, 18, three times, 1814.
106 J. B. Purvis, Uent. of Driver, and in her boats at capture of Sp. privateer of 14 guns and 60 men. Commanded Delight in the expedition to Naples, and capture of the Islands of Ischia and Procida. Served as a volunteer at the siege of Cadiz, in 1810 ; and Capt. of Gannymede in co- operation with the Patriots on the coast of Cata- lonia, particularly at the siege of Tarragona, and destruction of the Coll de BaUaguer.
110 R. Arthur, commanded Vesuvius bomb at Copenhagen, 1807 ; and Cherokee at capture of seTcn privateers under the batteries of Dieppe, in
1810. Gaz. 1810.
111 P. Hornby, commanded Volage, and was honoured with a gold medal for the action off Lissa, in 1811. Gaz. 1811.
112 C. J. Austen, Mid. of UtUeom at the cap- ture of Ft. frigate Tribune, in 1796, and of Endy' mion in her attack upon the Dutch 74 gun ship BrutuM, and two brigs, 1797. Lieut, of Scorpion at capture of Dutch brig of war Courier i and commanded Bellerophon at the bombardment of St. Jean D'Acre, in 1840.
11.3 P. Browne, Mate of Minerva at the siege of Pondidierry, 1793. When commanding hired armed cutter Swan, gun-brig Vtjcen, Plover sloop, and Hermes frigate, captured numerous smugglers and 1 1 privateers, mounting 188 guns, and manned with 868 men ; in 1809, co-operated with the Sp. patriots ; and at Flushing, for which latter service he was officially mentioned, and twice gazetted.
114 H. Prescott, Mid. of Penelope at the cap- tore of Ouillaume Tell, 1800 ; and of Foudroyani in Egypt) 1801. Lieut, of Eolus in the action off Perrol. Commander of Weaile, and in 1808 assisted at the capture of four large gun boats and a convoy at Diamante ; in 1809 captared ^eloce and Eole Fr. privateers, the latter of 14 guns ; in
1810, captured or recaptured 17 vessels, and en- gaged the enemy's flotillas at the defence of Sicily ; also at Amanthea, when he landed and was re- peatedly engaged upon the enemy's coasts till
1811. Gaz. 1808, 09, 09.
116. E. W. Hoare. Mid. of London in Bridport's action. Lieut, of Nymph, and wounded and taken prisoner in a prize on the coast of France, in 1797. Senior of yiorthmnberland at capture of GinSreux, taking of Malta, and expedition to Egypt. Capt
of Russell in the expedition against the Isle of France; and of Minden at the taking of Java, where he served on shore, and assisted at the defeat of a French division of 500 men. Gaz. 1811 .
117 J. Coode, Senior Lieut, of Southampton at the taking of the Danish and Swedish West India Islands, in 1801 . Commanded Atlas armed ship in the expedition against Boulogne, in 1803 ; and when commanding Porcupine, actively employed on the coast of France, at the passage of the Adour, and destruction of the French squadron in the Gi- ronde, in 1814. Capt. of Albion at Algiers, where he was wounded. Gaz. 1814.
118 Sir Thomas Fellowes, Mate of Crescent at the capture of Sp. corvette Galyo, in sight of a Sp. squadron, 1799. Lieut of Melville sloop at the capture of Danish West India Islands, and commanded Swinger si the capture of Deseada, 1807. In command of two boats destroyed the Fr. armed ship Alert under the batteries at Bay Mahaut. Lieut, commanding Unique brig at the re- duction of the Salutes and blockade of Basse Terre, and headed a storming party which spiked the guns of a battery in the presence of a large body of troops and cavalry, by the fire from which his boat was sunk. Commanded the whole and subsequently the half of the gun-boats under Sir R. G. Keats at the defence of Cadiz, 1810, 11 ; constantly engaged with the Fr. flotilla and forts. Capt of Fawn, and destroyed the Am. privateer Rosamond, of 8 guns and 105 men, on point Hicacos, West Indies, 1813. Capt. of Dartmouth at Navarin. Gaz. 1810, 1811.
119 E. H. A'Court, Mid. of Blanches and in 1803, when in charge of a boat with a crew of eight men, off San Domingo, boarded in the face of a fire of musketry (which mortally wounded one man and severely wounded another), and captured a French schooner having on board a Fr. Colonel and 30 or 40 soldiers. Lieut, of Theseus serving on shore at the siege of Cura9oa, 1804.
120 J. Pasco, Senior Lieut, of Beaulieu, and served on shore at the taking of St. Lucia, in 1796. Senior and Signal Lieut, of Victory at Trafalgar, where he was wounded. Commander of Tartarus, during the operations on the coast of America, in 1815.
121 W. Fisher, Mid. and Acting-Lieut of Dragon and Foudroyant, in the expedition to Egypt, in 1801. Lieut, of Superb in Nelson's pursuit of Yilleneuve to the West Indies, 1805. Commander of Racehorse, and frequently engaged with the enemy's batteries off Cherbourg, and sub- sequently in the operations against the Isle of France in 1809. Commanded Bann and Cherub (1815, 17) on the coast of Africa, and captured, by boarding, T4m^raire of 16 guns and 80 men, and many other well-armed slavers. Capt. of Asia, in command of a squadron blockading Mehemet Ali's fleet at Alexandria, in 1840.
1 22 £. Harvey, Mid. of Prin ce qf Wales at the capture of Trinidad and the destruction of Sp. squadron in Shagaramus Bay, in 1797. Mid. of
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Beaulieu at the action off Camperdown ; and Act- ing-Lient. of Southampton at the capture of the Danish and Swedish West India Islands in 1801. Lient. of Intrepid, and commanded the detachment of seamen and marines from that ship at the cap- ture of Capri and served at the defence of Galeta. Commander of CephaluSt 1809, 10 ; and captured four Fr. privateers; and while employed at the defence of Sicily, was engaged with the gun-boats and batteries on the coast of Calabria. Capt. of Implacable serving at the blockade of Alexandria, 1840.
123 W. F. Owen, Mid. of Culhden in Howe's action, and in Ruby at the capture of the Dutch squadron in Saldanha Bay, in 1796. Lieut, com- manding Seafloufer, at the destruction of Dutch shipping in Batavia Roads, in 1806 ; and while com- manding Barracouta, served on shore at the cap- ture of Batavia, in 1811. Capt. of Cornelia, and with a squadron under his orders, took the island of Palembang in 1812. Has conducted important surveys on the lakes of Canada and coasts of A sia and Africa ; from Cape Comorin along the coasts of Surat and Malabar, the whole sea coast of Per- sia and Arabia, east side of Africa, including the Seychelles, &c., and the Atlantic shores of that continent to the Gambia. Gas. 1806.
124 M. H. Dixon, Mid. of Lion 64, in action with four Spanish frigates, and capture of Santa Dorotea/iTL 1798 ; and in 1800 when the Xf on bore an important part at capture of Guillaume Tell. Mate of the GhUreux at the surrender of Malta and capture of Fr. frigate Diane. Senior Lieut, of Horatio, and severely wounded in action with Junon. Gaz. 1809.
125 Hon. A. Jones, Act. Lieut, of Sceptre when wrecked in Table Bay. Lieut, of Minerva at cap- ture of Succes, and destruction of Bravoure, 1800, and of Lively at capture of Sp. treasure ships, in 1804. Capt.of Talbot, 1807-10, on the north coast of Spain, and captured and destroyed several privateers.
126 P. J. Douglas, Acting Lieut, of Beaver, and captured in her boats five vessels in the Elbe, 1805. Lieut, of Franchiee, at destruction of batteries at Cura(*oa, commanded a boat at capture of the Fr. privateer General F^and, off Jamaica, in 1806 ; and again at the capture of Raposa brig of war of 12 guns and 95 men, when he was wounded ; also at capture of Sp. schooner of war £/ Carmen off La Gttira. In command of a tender, beat off two pri- vateers of superior force. Commander of Reindeer, and captured five vessels of war in four months ; and formed part of the squadron at the destruction of forts and shipping at Samana. Commanded the same vessel in the Walcheren expedition. Commo- dore of the Jamaica squadron, 1838, 40; and im- portantly engaged in the gulf of Alexico, where he was twice Commander-in-Chief. Gaz. 1806.
127 B. Reynolds, Lieut, of Niobe, in 1836, at capture of Fr. 16 gun corvette, Nearque, of which vessel he took possession in the presence of three Fr. frigates, Commander of Hftper at the capture of the Island of Java, 1811. Gaz. 1811.
128 Hon. G. A. Crofton, Mid. of 3fedu»a and TViion in Nelson's attack on the Boulogne flotilla. 1804. Lieut, of Cambrian, and commanded her barge at the capture of Fr. privateer aehcKmer Matilda of 10 guns and 95 men, 1806 ; and of Mulyroffe at the reduction of St. Croix and St. Thomas, in 1807. Commander of Fawn at Mar- tinique and Mariegalante, in 1809 ; and Capt. of Dictator, serving on shore in the operations ag^nst New Orleans, Baltimore, &c. Gaz. 1805.
129 V. F. Hatton, Senior lient. of Seaffull, and lost an arm and was otherwise severely woanded at the sinking of his brig by the Danish 18 ponnder brig Lougtn, and m lai^ge gun-boats off the Naze of Norway, 1808. Gaz. 1808.
130 C Sotheby. Mid. of Alexander at the Nile, and importantly engaged at the blockade and cap- ture of Malta, and previously present at the cap- ture of Fr. 74 G4nir*^ue. In the same ship was present at the capture of St. Elmo, on which occa- sion he served on shore as Aide-de-Camp to Capt Ball. Mid. of Foudroyant during the various operations in Egypt, 1 801 . Lieut, of Thetie 1 80 7, 8, actively employed against the Turks. Acring- Commander of Pilot in the Walcheren expedition ; and employed as one of the advanced sqaadron. Captain of Tanunr 1814, 16 ; and of Seringapatam actively engaged in the suppression of piracy in the Mediterranean, 1824, 27.
131 Sir A. W. J. Clifford, Mid. of Argo at the reduction of St. Lucia and Tobago ; and Lieut, of Jigre in the expedition to Egypt, in 1807. and Bay of Rosas, in 1809. Commander of Cephalus, nnd frequently officially mentioned for service with ship and boats on the coast of Italy, in 1811. Gaz. 1808, 11, 11.
132 Sir J. R. Rowley, Mid. of Centtmr at the taking of St. Lucia, in 180.3 ; and of Immortaliit, and wounded in an attack on the Boulogne flotilia, in 1804. Lieut, of Eagle, and served on shore at taking the Island of Capri, in 1806.
133 A. R. Sharpe, Mid of Kent in the expedi- tion to the Helder, 1799 ; and of Ilercuie at Cape Fran9ois and siege of Cura<;oa, in 1804. Lieut, of Topaze in action with two Fr. frigates near Corfii, in 1809. Commander of Scout at the destruction of three Fr. armed ships, and some batteries in Sagone Bay, in 1811. Gaz. 1811.
134 G. T. Falcon, Mid. of ^^«eme«« protecting the Scheldt, 1794. Mate of Venerable during the mutiny, and also at Camperdown, 1797, tiudof Kent in the expedition to Holland, 1799. Lieut, of An dromeda at capture of Danish and Swedish Islands. 1801 ; of Leander at capture of Ville de Milan, an J recapture of Cleopatra, 1805 ; and senior of Lea- para in the action with U. S. frigate Cheeapeakt, in 1807. Lieut, (for some time senior) of Barfleur in the Tagus co-operating with the Army, 180i^-li. CapUin of Cyane, and captured, 1815, in company with Letant, by the U.S. 44-gun frigate Conetitn- turn, after a lengthened and highly hononrabie defence.
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135 Sir W. O. PeU, Mid. of Loirt at the cap- ture of Fir. frigate Palku, in 1800, when he loet a le^. lient of Meremryt and aaaiited in her boats at csptwe of a oonToy off Rota, in 1808 ; and ■eTerelf wounded catting out a gnn-yeaael from the harboor of Rorigno, in 1809 ; and in the same year cat out a ichooner of 10 guns from Barletta. Commander of Thmder homh at the defence of Cadiz and Tarifa, and hii condnct officially re- ported by the Dvke of Wellington ; and in the same ahip captored the Fr. 16 gun lugger NeptwM^ in 1813, which Teasel attempted to carry the ^Jtanuler by boarding. Gas. 1800, 08, 09, 11, 13.
137 W. F. Carroll, Mid. of Diamond and in 1796 assisted at destruction of a Fr. corvette, 8 ^an logger, and convoy at Port Spergui under batteries, which were stormed and guns spiked ; and same year made prisoner with Sir Sidney Smith* Mid. of ^jfrca at capture of Surinam, 1799; and in 1800 severely wounded in attacking a Fr. sloop under Havre de Grace. Acting Lieut. of Ceniwrum in the engagement with the squadron of Linoisy in Visagapatam Roads, 1804; Flag Ueat. to Sir Sidney Smith in Pimp^e^ in 1806, at the sneges of Gaieta, and Scylla, and storming of Capri ; and, in 1807, commanded the seamen and marines at destruction of the battery and guns on Point Pesquies, and the guns in the wrecks of the Torldsh ships. In the same year commanded an armed transport tender to Pompie at Copenhagen, and repeatedly engaged the enemy's defences. Senior Lieut, of AehUU at Walcheren; and at Cadis, 1809; and in the Cadis flotiUa, 1810, at the attack upon Fuengiiola and Malaga, and de- struction of shipping at Port St. Mary ; and, in 181 1, his vessel was sunk at the attack upon Fort Catalina. Served also at Barosa and Tariia, and nntil the siege of Cadis was raised. Commander Voietmo in co-operation with Sp. Patriots on the coast of Catalonia, and serving on shore in a breaching battery at capture of Fort St. Philip, when he was injured by the bursting of a shell. Conveyed important despatches across the country to Wellington relative to Tarragona. Capt. of Revenge va the Adriatic at the reduction of Venice, and capture of the squadron in the port ; and of Cyrme at the surrender of Napoleon, 1814. Twice officially mentioned by the Duke of Wellington ; and Gas. 1804, 06, 06, 07, 10, 11, 11, 13.
138 Sir A. P. Green, Mid. of lUuatrious at Toalon, siege of Bastia, and Hotham's first action ; and taken prisoner in Cenaeur^ at her recapture by a French squadron, 1795. Mid. of Thunderer taking St. Lucia, and at evacuation of St. Domingo. Lieut, of OoMgu at Copenhagen, 1801 ; and in the boats of Btaydiee captured a vessel of 6 guns. Lieut, of Neptune at Trafalgar ; and attached to the Rossian army at the siege of Dantsic. Com- manded Skemroek at the capture of Cuzhaven ; and the seamen landed, and the batteries at the si^ge and surrender of Gluckstadt, in 1813, 14. Gas. 1813, 14.
139 W. B. Mends, Mid. of PomoiM, in Brid port's action ; and expedition to Quiberon ; and of Canada at the defeat of Bompart's squadron in Donegal Bay, 1798. Mate of Renaum, and served
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in the boats catting out Fr. corvette Gk^, in
1800. While commanding Ferreier brig, served in her boats at the attack on the Boulogne flotilla,
1801. Lieut, of Ooliah at Copenhagen, 1807.
140 Sir G. R. Sartorius, Mid. of Tonnani at Trafalgar; and of Daphne in the operations in the Rio de la Plata, and attack upon Monte Video, 1806, 7. Lieut, of Succeae, and commanded her boats at destruction of two vessels near Castiglione in the hce of a heavy fire of musketry, in 1810 ; and in the same year assisted at the capture of a ship and three barks under the casUe of Terraclno. Served in boats at the taking of Ischia and Procida, and destruction of two gun-boats; at capture of a Fr. privateer of 10 guns and 110 men, and a ship of 4 guns and 17 men. Employed at the defence of Cadiz, 1810, 11.
141 R. Wauchope, Lieut, of Magieienne, when destroyed in Port Sud Est, Isle of France, in 1810,
142 Sir J. G. Sinclair, Mid. of Anuizon at the capture of Marengo and Belle Poule, 1806. Lieut of Blake in the Walcheren expedition ; and of M « ndaui at the capture of the Isle of France. While commanding Redwing, was actively employed on the coast of the Mediterranean, particularly at the destruction of the batteries and capture of a con- voy at Morgion, in 1813 ; and at Cassis, in the same year, where he commanded the boats of the squadron and was officially commended. Gas. 1813, 13.
143 G. E. Watts, served at the attack upon the Fr. frigate squadron and capture otDieir^ in Dun- kirk Roads, 1800. Lieut, of Comua^ and com- manded her boats, cutting out six vessels at Grand- Canaria; and severely wounded in cutting out from tbe same place San Pedro armed Sp packet from under the muzzles of 38 heavy guns, his own force being only one boat and 18 men. In same ship at the capture of Danish frigate Fredericiecoam, on which occasion he headed the boarders. Com- mander of Bphira at capture of Cuxhaven ; and again wounded in the attack upon Gessendorf on the Wezer, which led to important results. Com* manded Wbodlark In the Baltic, and in 1812 en-r gaged a Danish flotilla in the Malmo Channel ; and as Commander of Jaeeur assisted at the capture of the towns of Benedict and Marlborough on the Patuxent. Has been 40 times under fire and 17 times wounded in personal conflict with the enemy. Gaz. 1807,07, 09,09,10,10.
144 Sir J . J . G. Bremer, commanded Bermuda and Royaliity in 1812 and 13, and captured several privateers, and was actively employed on the North coast of Spain, particularly at the defence of Castro. In the latter sloop, in company with Scylla, fought the Fr. frigate Weeer of 40 g^ns. Commander- in -Chief, with broad pendant, in Welleeley, in the operations on tiie coast of China, including the capture of the Bogue forts and Canton, 1841. Gaz. 1811,12. 13,13.
146 H. O'Grady, Mate serving in the boats of Leda at the destruction of an armed brigantine off* Monte Video, 1806. Gaz. 1806.
147 M. F. F. Berkeley, Mid. of Bianehe, and served in her boats cutting out an armed vessel from under the batteries of Monte Chrijti ; cap-
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tare of Fr. sqaadron at Cape PraDfois, 1803 ; and sieg^ of Cura^oa, 1804. Lieut, of Hydra at de- atraction of Pr. cooFoy in Rosas Bay, 1809 ; and in command of the barge captured an armed felucca off Toulon, and frequently engaged with the enemy off Barcelona, &c. Lieut of Barjieur, in command of the armed boats co-operating with Wellington's army in the Tagns, and officially reported and thanked in gen. orders at the attacK on Villa Fran- ca, in 1810. Commanded Vestai at the defence of Caidiz, 181 1 ; and Thunderer in the operations on the coast of Syna, including the storming of Sidon and St.JeanD*Acre,inl840. Oaz. 1803.
148 Sir D. Dunn, Mid. of Donegal at St Do- mingo; and Ueut of Warrior wX the capture of the Islands of Ischia and Procida. Commanded a gun- boat at the defence of Sicily, and taking the Islands of Zante and Cepfaalonia; and Senior Lieut of jimphion, in the action off Lissa, 1811, when he was wounded. Commander of Mermaid on the coasts of the Mediterranean ; at the siege of Trieste and attack on Leghorn, 1813. Oask 1811, 13, 13.
149 F. Moresby, Lieut of Kent, and served in her boats at the capture of a convoy on the coast of Italy under a heavy fire from gun-lmats and field-pieces, the whole or which were taken | and Commander of ffizard at the storming of the batteries at the BoccadiCattaro,inl813. Gaz.1808,13.
Services of Retired Rear Admirals.
1 J. W. Maurice, Mid. of Concorde in Bridport's action, in 1795, and at the capture of Fr. frigates, Unit^ and Fhrginie, Senior Lieut of Centaur at the capture of St Lucia and other West India Islands ; and wounded storming a battery at Martinique, in 1803. Commanded the garrison of the Diamond Rock, and in 1805 surrendered to the Pr. fleet, after a highly honourable resistance. Commanded the seamen and nuurines at tbe island of Auholt, which he defended against the attacks of 4,000 Danes, in 18n. Gaz. 1803,11, 11.
2 J. Prevost, commanded FMng Fiah schooner at the surrender of Cape Nicholas Mole, in 1794. Lieut of Foudrovani at the landing and subse-
aucnt service in E^pt ^ and Commanded Saracen wring the operations in the Rio de la Plata, in 1807 ; twice officiallv named as " an active and very zealous officer." Gaa. 1793, 1807.
4 Sir P. Beaufort, Mid. of AiptUon in Howe's ac- tion ; and of Phaeton in Comwallis's retreat, and capture of Fr. 36 gun frigate Flore, Lieut of that ship in 1800, and wounded while cutting out with the boats, the Spanish armed ship San Josef, Severely wounded by the natives while surveying the coast of Syria, 1812. Conducted an important Burvey on the coast of Asia Minor ; and puolished tlie results of his researches, in 1817, in a volume entitled, *' Karamania." Gaz. 1800.
5 J. Ullicrap, Mid. of Victory, serving on shore at Toulon, 179o ; and Lieut, of Moselle, and made prisoner while reconnoitring that Harbour after the evacuation, and remained in confinement two years. Lieut, of Venerable at the attack upon the combined Pr. and Sp. squadrons in Aix Roads, 1799 ; and in Sausroarez's actions in Algesiras bay, and in the Straits of Gibraltar, 1801 ; on the latter occasion the Senior Lieut on board Venerable. Commander of Vesuvius bomb in an attack on the Boulogne flotilla, 1805 ; and Senior Commander of the in -shore squadron in Despatch at Copen-
hagen, 1807. In the same brig actively emploTed in the West Indies till 1810. Gaz. 1801.
6 J. Tliompson, commanded Ffy sloop in the operations against BoenotAjrrea in 1807. Gte. 1807.
7 G. Stnnart, Lieut of Success, and com- manded the Doats in 1799, cutting out a polaoca of 10 guns and 113 men near Cape de Creoz, in which he was severely wounded. Commander of Comsiance at the capture of Cantara Spanish privateer of 22 guns, and other vessels near Cape Ortegal in 1801 ; and of Emulous sloop, and beat off a Prencli frigate near Porto Rico, in i&09. Gaz. 1799, 1801.
8 T. P. C. Mainwaring, Lieut of JVUsm/ at Tra- falgar ; and commanded Tartarus flre-ahip at Copenhagen, 1807.
9 Earl of Waldegrave, Mid. of IndefatirahU st the capture of Sp. treasure frigates, 1804. Lieut of Ville de Paris and serving in the boats in Roass Bay, 1809. Capt of Revenge at the Ijombardmeat ofSt Jean D'Acre, 1840. Gaz. 1809.
10 J. Hollinworth, Lieut of Endywsumj and
E resent in a severe action with gun-boats and atteries at Alaesiras 1800; and of Vestal^ and severely woun<ted at the landing in Egypt, and afterwards employed on shore during the whole of the operations. Flag- Lieut to V.-Adm. Collinnood 1803, 4 ; and to Coms.-in.Chief in W. Indies 1804, &. Commander of Minstrel in the Adriatic 1808 ; uod cut out the Italian schooner Ortenxia, of eiffht guni and 56 men, from under a heavy battery of 18 runs ; and captured and destroyed many other ▼easels, la same vessel assisted at deatruction of three sail of the line and a frigate off Barcelona ; and com- manded at bombardment of Paxos, and blockade of Corfu 1 809. Acting Captain of Invincible at defenct of Cadiz ; and assisted with a brigade of acsamen st the defence of Matagorda.
1 1 Clement Sneyd, Lieut of RuueU at Camper- down, and Senior Lieut of Cerberus in the attack on Granville, in 1803. When acting in command of Sir Francis Drake, and in charge of the Chins convoy, in 1807, beat off the Fr. frigate PiSman- taise, of superior force.
13 A. Ferris, Mid. of Thalia, at the capture of Fr. frigate Oloire, in 1795. Mate of Irresistible is Bridport's action, of Colossus off Cape St Vincent, and served in her boats in several actions with Cadis flotilla, in 1797. Ueut. of Prince at Trafalgar ; and when Commander of Wizard brig, fought on three successive days, the Fr. National brig Requin of superior force, which took refuge in a neutral port Was frequently engaged with the enemy'a batteries and gun-vessels on the coast of Italj, particularly Ht the destruction of a convoy at Nob, in 1808. Gsx. 1808.
14 R. M. Fowler, Lieut and as passenger is H. E. I. C.'s ship. Royal Oeorge,Tendertd jpreat ser- vice to the East India fleet under Dance in the action with Linois* squadron, in 1804. Gaz. 1804.
15 D. CampbeU, Mid. of Scorpion in Weat In- dies, 1793, 96, at capture of six privateers, one of 18 guns, and of Swi/tsure in the attack upon Leo-
Gne. Acting Lieut of Russell at Camperdown. eut of Carysfort, and in command of her boats st capture of a Fr. vessel of six guns^ in 1803 ; and commanded Tobago at the capture, m conjunctioa with Curieus, of two ships under the batteries of Barcelona on the coast of Caraccas. Acting Com- mander of Lily in charge of a small force sent to co-operate witn Miranda in the expedition to Vene- zueU, 1806.
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27
1? . fflr H. Hart, Mid. of IndefaHgable in the ex- pedttKm to Qiriberon bar; and at destruction of .Oro*^. * /^'/lomtwf, 1797 ; also in the expedition to Belleisle, and commmded a flat boat at the land- loi^ of the armr at FerroL Mid. of Impeiuetue, and cominapded a boat, cutting out ChUpe of 22 guns from Vigo Bay in 1801. Senior UeuL of Medusa at tbe capture of treasure ships, and Sp. friffate MatiUa^ m 1804. Capt. of Caroline, in the o^ra- Uons against Java, when two sail of the line were bomt, batteries and shipping destroyed ; end at the destruction of the Dock Yard at ManiUa.
17 G. Henderson, Mate of Ulys$e* at the cap- tore of Tobago in 1803 ; and Lieut. oiAlUgatw at the redaction of Snrinam, in 1804, and of Centaur at the capture of four frigates, in 1806 ; senred at the occupation of Madeira in 1807, and in the fire ship %Ktv\s» at Wslcheren, in 1809. Commanded
KcUpee 18 nin brig at the capture' of the Isle of France, 1810.
18 T. T. TVicker, Mid. of JUbmnvA at the capture of the C«Mu in 1795. Acting Lieut, of Sceptre, and oommaDdBd her boats at the destruction of a nriYa- teer of lOgmis and 83 men at the island of Rodri- nexin 17£^; and senred in the boaU of Uincom^X, the caplnre of a priyateer of four guns and 46 men, near St. Dominf^, in 1805. Lieut, of Nwthumher'^ iand at St. Oomingo ; and when commanding CA^- "«*» JMSisted at the capture of Martinique, in 1809, «nd «»»daloape, in 1810 ; and attempted to cut out two French frigates from Basse Terre; severely ^Ijoonded in action with U.S. frigate JEsver, in 1814. Gaz. 1814. ^
19 H. Bourchier, Lieut of Unicom, and com- manded one of her boats at the capture of Fr. pri- ▼ateer Tape^^bord of four guns and 46 men off San Domingo, 1806. Comman^r of Hawk, in 1811, at ^^i?"^?^"' W gun priyateer Fureti destruction of Fr. friaate Amasone ; and engaged under Cape Barfieor three Fr. gun brigs and two luggers and convoy. Two brigs and great part of the convoy being dnren on shore were destroyed or brought oif bj/fovJlV boats. Gaa. 1805, 1811.
20 R. W. O. Festing, Flag Lieut, at destruction of Dutch shipping in Bataria Roads, in 1806 ; and of ships and batteries at Gressie, in 1807. Acting Capt. of lUueirioue at the capture of Jara, and serred with the army at the surrender of Batavia. Gaz. 1811.
21 G.Morris, lost a leg when Mid, of ^fttfaciow in Howe s action. Ueot. of Ardent at Camper- down, and employed in the debarkation of the troops oo die coast of Holland, and captura of the Datch lieet in the Helder, in 1799.
22 J. Tancock, Mid. of CVetcm/ at capture of Fr. friirate lUunUm, in 1793 ; of Orion in Bndport's ac- tion, 1795 ; and off Cape St Vincent, 1797? Acting Lieut, of same ship, and commanded her launch in Nelson's attack on the Cadiz flotilla in the same year ; and at the Nile, in 1798. Commanded boats of Iris at the capture of a priFAteer of 10 guns on the coast of Norway in 1800 ; and Lieut, of Cofsar in Algesiras Bay, and in the StraiU of OibralUr, in 1801. Commanded St. Christopher at the capture of St. Croix, 1807.
^23 J. P. Stewart, Lieut of Northumberland tXSt, Domm^. Commanded SnM at the surrender of Martiaiqae, and the town of Port Louis, Guadak>upe, 1809, 10; and Sheldrake, and rrpeatedly engaged with the Danish flotillas in the Baltic, capturing se-
veral ressels. Capt of Dictator, and in conjunction with Cafypso, Podargus, vadFlamer, destroyed Da- nish 40 gun frigate ^ayaflfen, three 18 gun brigs, and several gun-boats, at Lyngoe, on the coast of Norway, in 1812. Capt. of Ampkion, at the capture of the Islands of Schowen and Tholen in the Scheldt 6az.l811, 11,12,12, 13.
24 C. Bell, Lieut of Pigue, and commanded her boats at the capture of Sp. brig pierced for twelve guns, and destruction of a battery at Porto Rico, in 1806. Commander of Phippt scaooner, and cap- tured by boarding the Fr. 16 gun privateer Barbler de Seville, close to Calais, 1810. Ota. 1806, 10.
25 J. Stevenson, Lieut, of Victorious at blockade and capture of Maogalore; and Commander of Oannett at capture of two privateers : in the expe- dition to Copenhagen, 1807. and Walcheren, 1809; and continued serving in the channel, and on the coasts of France, till 1812.
27 Earl of Leven and Melville, commanded a boat in the Bay of Rosas, in 1809. Gaz. 1809.
28 C. Campbell (a) , Mate of Defiance in Calder's action; and atTrafslgar. Lieut of Phabe at the capture of Martinique and Guadalonpe, 1809, 10. Gaz. 1808, 10.
29 J. Symes, Mid. of Tonnanl at Trafalgar, and Senior Lieut of Bonne CUoyenne at the capture of Fr. frigate Furieuse, in 1809. Gaz. 1809.
30 Hon. W. H. Percy, Capt. of Hermes, and compelled to burn his ship to prevent her falling into the hands of the enemy in the attack on Fort Bowyer on the coast of Florida, 1814.
31 J. Pringle, commanding Sparrowhawh, was actively employed on the coasts of Valentia and Tar- ragona, and at the destruction of a privateer and battery at Palamos, in 1810. Gaz. 1810.
32 S. Leslie, Acting Lieut of Success at capture of OenSreux and surrender of Malta, in 1800. Senior of CVbf^onii«, and commanded her boats, cutting out an armed vessel near Port MaJhon ; and officiallv men- tioned for serrice against the pirates in the Persian Gulf, in 1809. Capt. of To/aA^c, and stormed the defences of Sambas in 1813: and assisted in re-in- stating the Sultan of Palambang. Gaz. 1809.
34 Peter Rye, Lieut, of Crescent at capture of Fr. frigate Reunion, in 1793 ; and of Orion at the Nile. Gaz. 1793.
35 G. Le Gey t Mid. of Hussar, and in her boats at capture of two Fr. privateers, 1794 ; and of Resolu- Hon at capture of Fr. frigate EUzabeth, 1796. Senior Lieut of Rover Kt capture of Fr. 14 gun privateer Jipafi Bart: and Lieut or Tamar at the surrender of Su- rinam and capture of Fr. frigate Republicaine, 1799. In the same snip in 1800, and captured Fr. privateer corvette General Afassena, tiud other veMeis. Com- mander of Stork, and, in 1804, took two privateers ; and, in 1806, haring Superieure and two schooners under his orders, captured and destroyed a number of vessels at Batabano. Assisted at the destructioo of Fr. corvette Cygne, 1808 : and reduction of Mar- tinique, 1809. Gaz. 1805, 06, 08.
36 H. G. Morris, Mid. of Centurion at capture of Fr. frigate Sybille, in 1783; and Lieut of Duke at the attack on Martinique, in 1793.
37 E. A. Down, Mid. of Barfieur in Howe's ac- tion ; and wounded when Mate of Excellent off Cape St Vincent Lieut of Fincdo at the capture
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Services of Retired Bear Admirals.
of QuiOaume TeU and surrender of Malta, 1800. Gaz. 1797.
38 T. Whinyatea, Mid. and Mate of Veteran, serving in a boat at capture of Fr. frigate Bienvenue in Port Royal bay, 1794 ; of Robust in Bridport's action, 1795: and in Warren's action in Donegal liay, 1/98. Commander of Frolic at the reduction of Martinique and Guadaloupe, 1809-10, and cap- tured, after a highly honourable defence, by U.S. sloop Wtupp of superior force, 1812.
39 J. W. Andrew, Mid. of Cnnojnu at St. Do- mingo, 1806: Commander of Weaset 16 gun brig, and engaged the Fr. brigs Mercure, Jena, ana Manutouck (of which the first-named wa& blown up) , in the Adriatic, in 1812, when the Fr. 74 gun ship Rhmli was captured ; which ship also the Wea- tc/ closely engaged. Gaz. 1812.
40 R. Mitford, Mid. of St. Florenw at capture of Fr. frigates Resistance and Constance, and in a screre action with three Fr. frigates and corvette off Belle- isle. Commander of Espoir during the operations and at capture of Icbia and Procida 1809, and in company with Cjfane and boats of the fleet assisted at the capture and destruction of 18 gun boats. Was in company with Cyane daring the action with Neapolitan frigate and gun-boats in the bay of Naples. In the following year assisted at the cap- ture of a ship of 6 guns, and several others under the castle of Terracmo. Gaz. 1809J
41 H. Bain, Lieut of Excellent, and commanded the boats cutting out three Urge brijrs near Abre> rack, 1800; second of Snencer at SL Dominffoj and Senior of the same snip at Copenhagen, 1807. Commanded Harjnf at the muction of Java, 1811. Gaz. 1800.
42 C. Mflward, Mid. of ^iarm, and badly wounded in the attack on Point a Pitre, Guada- loupe, 1794 ; and of Prince of Wales at the capture of Trinidad and Surinam. Lieut of BelleisU, and served on shore at the taking of Martinique, 1809 ; and commanded Mercury at the attack on New Or- leans.
43 J. N. Tayler, Lieut, of Maida, and served on shore in the breaching batteries at Copenhagen, 1807 : and of Heroine at Walcheren. While com- manaing Sparrow actively employed at the defence of Castro; and in the breaching batteries at St Sebastian, where he was severely wounded. Gaz. 1813, 13.
46 T. E. Symouds, Commander of T\oeed at the blockade and surrender of the city of St Domingo, in 1809.
47 L. Hole, Mid. of Bellifueus at the capture of Port au Prince, in 1794. Lieut of Amu/ft'ef, but serving as a Volunteer in Polyphemsu at Copenha- gen, 1801 ; Senior Lieut of RJnenge at Trafalgar.
49 F. J. Thomas, Mid. of Prince of Wales in Calder's action ; and acting Lieut, of Spartiate at Trafalgar. Second in command of the Cadiz flo- tilla, 1811, 12; and was at the storming of twelve batteries, at the spiking or capture of several hun- dred pieces of ordnance, and capture and destruc- tion of 150 sail of vessels.
50 H. T. Davies, Mid. of Olory in Howe's ac- tion, and of Monarch at the taking of the Cape, in 1795, and capture of Dutch squadron in 1796. Lieut, and served m the boats of Wtnchelsea at the land-
ing in Egypt in 1801 ; and Senior of Bkmehe at the capture of Fr. frigate Ouerriere. Commaade^ of Albacore, and in company with other small ve-. seb, beat off Fr. 40 gun frigate Qloire. Gaz. 1805.
51 Hon. H. D. Byng, Commander of Mohawk^ in 1813, at the capture of Georgetown and Fredericks* town. Gaz. 1813, 13.
52 G. G. Lennockf severely wounded in an at^ tempt to cot out a privateer near St Jago, in 1805. Commander of Raven, and at an attack upon a di- vision of fourteen Danish gun brigs in the Weiling, in 1812, three of which were driven on shore snd wrecked.
53 R. Gambler, Mid. of Diadem at the capture of the Cape and Buenos Ayres in 1806; and of Surveil-' lanie at Copenhagen, 1807.
54 C. P. Payne, Mid. of CulloHen in Howe's ac* tion ; and of London in Bridport's. Senior Lient of Immortality, off Boulogne, where, in command of dirisions of boats, ex^osion vessels, catamarans, &c. in 1803, he renderni important services. Com- manded a rocket ship at passage of the Dardanelles in 1807. and Cretan in the Walcheren expedi- tion, where he led the squadron into the West Scheldt under a heavy fire. Commanded Si. Law renceon Lake Ontario, from 1814 till the conclusion of the war. Gaz. 1803, 04, 04.
55 C. Macdonald, Mid. of Southampton in Howe's action; and of Dryad at the capture of Fr. frigate Proserpine, Commander ofRedpole, and engaged off Beacn^ Head, in 1809. two logger pri- vateers, one of which of 16 guns ne captured ; and assisted at the capture of VUle de L^ons Praam in 1811. Commander of ScpUa, and m oonjimction with Royalist, fought the Fr. frigate Weser of 40 guns, preriously to her capture by Ripom^ in 1813. Gaz. 1811, 13.
56 A. Lowe, Lieut, of TVknnph in Coniwallis's retreat ; and of Thames in the actions in Algesiras Bay, and Straito of Gibraltar, 1801. Senior Lieut of Prince of Wales at Copenhagen, 1807} and served in the flotilla in the Walcheren ezpeditaon in 1809. Gaz. 1809.
57 C. Bertram, Lieut of Zjoire and Emerald, at the capture of Muros Castle, and severely wounded at the destruction of Apropos in Vivero harbour, in 1808, and officially mentioned for his conduct on that and other occasions. Ghus. 1805, 08.
58 G. Hills, Mid. of Eclair at the occupation of Toulon. Lieut, of Amethyst at the capture of Fr. frigate Dedaigrneuse, cutting out Fr. corvette Guipe from Vigo Bay, and capture of Fr. 20 gnn ^ps Mars and Oeneral Brune, in 1801.
59 H. Fanshawe, Mid. of KctU, and served on shore in co-operation with the army in E^pt, and was present m the battles of the 8th, l3tli, and 21st of March, 1801. When commanding Oras*^ hopper was captured off the Texel, where he was dnven in a gsle of wind, in 1811.
60 L H. Morrison, Commander oi Achates, and, in 1813, engaged Fr. frigate TVotw, till that frigate was captur^ By Andromache,
61 G. B. Trollope, Mid. of Triumph in Comwal* lis's retreat; and Lieut of same ship at Camper down, when he was wounded. Commander of Electra atthedefenceofSicUy,inl808; andof <?r^<Mt,whea
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Services of Retired Captains in Ghreenwich Hospital.
29
in comjMUiy witli JiautHo, she engaged a flotilla consisting of twelve brigs and a logger, off Dieppe, in 1812; one of whicfi the Oriffh* boarded and broogbtoat. Gaz. 1797, 1808, l£
62 Sir Tbomas Mansell, Mid. of Crescent at cap- tore of Pr. firigate BAtniomt 1793 : and of Orion in Bridport's action, 1795; off Cape St. Vincent, 1797, (wbenbe was wounded), ana at the Nile, 1798. lieot. of Cerberus at the attack on Granville, 1803 ; and ciDiomede at the reduction of the Cape, 1805. Commander of Rue at the taking of Anholt, 1809 ; and, in 1810, engaged a Danish flotilla. Gaz. 1 797, 1803.
63 T. Oronbey Mid. of Lemaikan at Toulon in 1793 ; of Arethnsa at capture of Fr. frigates Pomone, Ensrareanie, Unitd, Koi RevohUionnaire g and Mate of Indefatigrabie at capture of Pr. MmteFirrinie and conretterot/faitfe; and at destruction of Droits de tHomme^ 1797. While in charge of a prize brig, was taken bjr a privateer after an honourable resist- ance. Senior Uent. of CuUoden, and commanded a division of boats at the destruction of the Dutch shippbg in Batavia Roads, 1806 ; and commanded Vktor at the capture of those at Gressie, 1807; and Calyffso at the siege of Dantzic, 1813. Gaz. 1806.
64 H. Robinson, Mid. of Suryalus at Trafolgar. Commander of Prometheus, and captured three privateers and drove on shore and burnt a fourth in the face of a body of troops.
65 W. Black, Mid. of Leviathan at Toulon ; and in Howe's action ; and of Sans Pareil in Bridport's. Acting Lieut, of Unit^ at the taking of Surinam ; and from 1799 to 1801 commanded tender to Sans Pareii ia the West Indies, and captured several pri- vateers. Senior Lieut, of JEobts in the action of Ferrol; and of Egyptienne, and captured with her boats a letter of marque of superior force on the coast of Spain, 1806. Senior of Cambrian at Co- penhagen, 1807. Commander of Racoon from 1809 to 1814^ and employed on the north-west coast of Amenca.
66 J. Harper, Mid. of Boyne at the capture of Martinique, 1794. Lieut, of Avenf^er and cut out a 10 gun privateer from the Carenage in a boat of that sloop ; served on shore at the reduction of Gua- dakiope. Lieut, of Defence in Hotham's second acUon ; and at the Nile. WhQe Senior of Star with two of her boats captured a lugger privateer of 1 gon and 45 men ; and of Esceuent assisted at the defence of Rosas, 1807, and the destruction of a convoy at Doin, 1809. Commander of Sa^ raeen in the Adriatic, and captured the islands of Za- pano and St. George ; and acted an important part at the reduction of Cattaro and Ragosa, andf on other occasions. Gaz. 1809, 13, three times, 1814.
67 T. Dick, Mid. of Bee^dy in Hotham's 1st action, 1795. Lieut, of Nemesis in the expedition to the Helder, and of Melpomene^ and commanded her boats at the capture and destruction of a Prench brig of war of i8 guns, in S^n^tl river, 1801. Gaz. 1801. Ueut. of Tonnant at defence of Cadiz, 1810, and badly wounded in preventing an escape of Pr. prisoners from a Sp. 74 gun ship , for whicn he received a sword of 100 gs. value, from Patriotic Committee.
68 B. C. Cator, Lieut, commanding H. E. I. C.'s ship Bombay Anna, assisted at the capture of the Isle of Prance, in 1810 y and commanaed Action on the coast of America, m an attack on the enemy's barracks, &c. in Lynn Haven Bay, in 18)3, and participated in other services.
69 P. E. V. Harcourt, Lieut, of Implacable, and served in her boats in the action with a Russian flo- tilla off Percola Point, in 1809 ; at the siege of Ca- diz, 1810 ; and in command of ChaUenrer at the siege and surrender of St. Sebastian, 1813i
Services of Retired Captains in Greenwich Hospital.
1 G. Monbray, Mate of Juno in her escape from Toulon 1794; and at the sieges of St. Piorenzo and Bastia. Senior lieut. of Moselle in Hotham's first action ; and when attached to Nelson's squadron in co-operation with the Austrian army. Senior Lieut, of Polyphemus at Trafalgar. Commander of Rhodian and Moselle, 1809, 13, employed in charge of a small squadron protecting the Bahamas.
2 W. Cnppage, Mid. of San Jostf, and lost a leg in a partial engagement with Pr. fleet off Toulon, 1813. Gaz*1813.
3 T. L. P. Laughame, Signal Mid. of JVbrMnm- berland at St. Domingo ; and Lieut, of Unicom at the siege and storming of Monte Video, 1807 ; at the attack upon Pr. fleet in Aiz Roads, 1809 ; and served on several occasions in the boats cutting out, and in command of the barge captured a Sp. National schooner, under the guns of St. Sebastian. Lieut, of Ner^ide at Jacotel ; and at capture of Bourbon. Commanded the seamen landed and at- tached to the army. Senior of Boadicea at capture of Pr. frigate Venus, and recapture of Africaitie and Cevlon, and commanded the boats at capture of Pr. National schooner. Commander of lo gun ship Alert, and captured alter a protracted and highly honourable defence by U. S. frigate Essex, in 1812. Has in the above services been seriously injured, severely wounded, and his skuU fractured in two places. Gaz. 1810, three times..
4 T. Dickinson, Mid. of Invincible at reduction of St. Lucia and Trinidad, 1796 ; of Dreadnought off Cadiz, and when attacked by a flotilla of gun- boats, 1801 ; and of Royal Sovereign, and severely wounded at Trafalgar. Continue serving under Lord Collingwood until 1808. Senior Lieut, of Andromache actively employed on the coasts of Prance and Spain, and co-operating at the reduc- tion of St. Sebastian ; and in 1813 was severely wounded in many parts of the body, head, and leg, at capture of Pr. 44 gun frigate TVaave, Com- mander of Lightninr 1829-.32, serving as senior officer in the River Plate during disturbances ; and subsequently recovered the principal portion of freight lost in the Thetis under Cape Frio. Re- ceived, 1825^ the gold medal from See. of Arts for the application of the percussion principle of igni- tion to naval ordnance. Gaz. 1813.
Digitized by
80
RETIRED CAPTAINS,
WITH THE DATES OF THEIR SEVERAL COlfMISSIONS.
The foUowlng Offlcenand 81 "Retired Rear Idmlntle by SeDlority" •re in the receipt of £dM per annum.
1814
Com.
Lieut.
@i^Rt. Hon. Eenelm Lord Somer-
ville« 7June 29AprIl llNov07
Henry Jenkinson do. 13Augl2 1 lDec09
@*Edward Saiiiin ** (e) do. 12Decl2 2MaylO (e)Coinmia8ioner of Stampfl.
John Hardy Godby 27June 25Sept06 150ctOO
®'®*Chri8topherStrachey*(f)28June 29Api02 15Mar98 (f ) Kt. of St Vladimir of
@'(g)Arden Adderley"* 19July 4Aug06 6Api04 Russia.
l^Sir Richd. O'Connor*^ 16Aug IZAuglO lFeb06
@^#Thoa. Ball Sulivan" 190ct 23Feb07 30MayO0
@'®David Scott" (g) 220ct 2Augl 1 4Mar(X) (g) Kt. of Tower and Sword.
1815
©^Nicholas Lechmere Pate8hall48Feb
^Rowland Money' 29Mar
@* John Sheridan^ ISJone
@i#iSftr H. Loraine Baker, Bt.^ do. @*®George William Hughes
D'Aeth* do.
@*(g)#Robert Ramsay^ do.
John Charles Gawen Roberts' . . do.
@'(g)Archibald Tisdall'' 14July
Joseph Gulston Garland 19 Aug
@i®^Wm. Stanhope Lovell** 21 Aug
Joseph Digby 8Sept
^CharlesWarde" ISSept
@^William F£ftrmgton*' (k) . . . .ISSept
@a® James Rattray»(l) 20Sept
John Allen (6) do.
1816
24Jalyll 20Nov01 9Nov09 12Jan05
27NovlO 21Dec01 SAprll 18Oct04
IGAugll
lFebl2
23Julyl2
16Febl3
22Jan06
30Jan06 8Jan99
12Oct05 70ct06
2May01
13Augl2 29Jan06
8Febl2 UDecOZ 29Api08 13Feb05
7May08 140ct99 (k) Commissioner of Pilotage
lFebl2 24MaT07 Cowes.
4Febl4 14Sept07 (1) Magistrate for Warwick- shire.
®»Arthur Philip Hamilton" ..31May 210ctlO 28Apr07
@i«9Daniel Lawrence* 2Sept 19MaylO 19May08
Robert Henley Rogers 2Sept lFebl2 4Feb03
@'® *George Bentham* (a) . . . . 16Sept 140ctlO 24Dec05 (a) Kt. 2nd Class of Sardiam
James Arthur Murray 15Noy 8Decl3 25Sept09 Military Order of St. Man-
rice and St. Lazare.
1817
@i(g)Thomas Renwick* IJan 25Sept06 17Noy97
@*®WHenry Higman* do. 23Feb07 3Sept03
@2(j)Georee Hewson' do. 13Oct07 16Mar95
f^^John Macpherson Ferguson' do. 13July08 13Jan04 ohnGourly' do. 14Sept08 13Sept93
Digitized by
Retired Captains, witli tbe Dates of their several Commissions. 81
Com. Lieut.
^^Angostus Baldwin* IJan 19Sept08 28Jime00
^Henry ColinB Deacon* 2April 7Junel4 24Feb08
@'®Edward Barnard" 4Ju]y 10Augl4 7Jan06
1818
9^Wm.BatenianDa8hwood>..210ct 19May]2 28Jan08
Martin White TDec 25Sept06 12Dec00
®'®JohnCooke8ley* do. llApi09 16Dec99
l^'Chas. Geo. Rodney Phillott' do. 27Aug09 IJulyOl
ig^^WiUiam Wolrige* do. 13Marl 1 23Mar07
George Brine do. 13Aiigl2 15Api03
Wffon. John Gordon" SlDec 15Jmiel4 21Marl2
1819
©"William Popham" 19May 23Decl4 14Febl2
®»®Jamea Hay* (b} l«Aug 2MaylO lMar06 (b) Dep. Lieut. County Had-
^^Sir Charles Tnomas Jones dington.
jr/.» do. 15AuglO 160ct98
©'Robert Riddell Carr6« do. lFebl2 5Oct05
®'®Hugh P)atton» do. 6Decl3 IFebll
Hon, Charles Orlando Bridge- man 2Sept 16Mayl4 lOSeptlO
5ir Heniy Shiflfcer," 5ar/. ...lONov 22Febl4 10Feb09
®*®P»Henry Forbes" (c) TDec lFebl2 2Apr06 (c) Commissioner of Pilotage,
Shoreham.
1820
Alexander Montgomerie 30ct 7Junel4 4MaylO
John William Montagu* 30Noy 31May 14 9Oct09
1821
®»^«i. Geo. Pryse Campbell* . 27Jan I6Mayl4 15Marll ©'ifiWilflon Braddyll Bigland' . . 6Mar 15Junel4 5Mai08
George Cornish Gambler 4June 7Decl9 6Marl5
John Gore (a) 19July 23June08 19Aug95
fii^IJohnCookCarpentei'.... do. llApr09 lAug94 JohnGedge* do. 15Novll 10July98
1822
5»- Charles Burrard, iB/. 29Jan 7Junel4 lMayl2
©^Thomas Ladd Feake* IMar 8Mayl2 8May05
®» William Hendry 19Jiily 27Aprl4 1 1 JulyOl
Charles Hope Reid>* 26Dec 2Junel2 22Jan06
©'Henry Theodosius Browne
ColUer"* do. 240ctl2 3June07
© John Brenton" (a) 26Dec 20Novl2 5Sept06
William Ramsden do. 14Junel3 30Dec08
Henry Stanhope do. 27Junel4 SODecll
© John Townsend Coffin" .... do. lJulyl4 llApr08 Frederick Hunn do. 27Augl4 8Aprll
(a) Kt. of Russian Order of St Vladimir.
1823
©^•••*EdwardCurzon»(c) ....8Feb 29Marl5 14Marll (c) Cross of St. Louis; 3rd. ©'Septimus Arabin' 20Mar 27Augl4 4Aug07 Class of St. Vladimir ; Re- Thomas Ball Clowes* IGMay 23Marl2 26Dec09 deemer of Greece.
73
Digitized by
32 Retired Captains^ with the Dates of their several Ckimmisfiiotis. 1824
The following Officers are in tlie receipt of JttM lOe. per uinum ti Retired Captains.
CoiiL. Lieut.
©^•Wm. Henry Smyth* (d) . . . .7Feb 18Septl5 25Marl3 (d) Kt. 3 CI. St Ferd. Merit ;
©^•Richard Saumarez^ (e) IZApr 19Mayl9 5Decl2 Pres. Roy. Geographical
®2Jame8 Montagu* 17July 7Junel4 IZAuglO Soc. ; Fel. of Royal, Anti- Thomas Pricket? 20Aug 30Janl3 28Api05 quarian Soc ; Mem. of Soc.
@'®**Alex. Dundas Young of Statiatics h Nat His.
Arbuthnott^ (f ) I40ct 27Junel4 26Oct09 of Tuscany; of Acad, of
Isham Fleming Chapman*^* 29Dec 31Augl5 llFebOS Sciences, Palermo.
(e) Kt of Leopold of Austria.
(f ) Brig.-6en. Spanish Service, 1825 and Gent of Priv. Cham.
H^William Hotham* 4Apr I5Junel4 12Febl2
®«® John Skekel* 27May 28Junell 21Feb04
John Stoddart* do. 3Julyl2 14May04
George Ourry Lempriere do. 30Janl3 25Maj07
John Gore (&)" 27July 10Oct22 28May04
Charles Bowen" do. 19July22 30Aug07
John George Graham 30ct 16June23 20Septl5
1826 @Uohn George Aplin> 28Jan 12Marl4 13Feb08
f^^John Pakenham 26Aug 15Junel4 IGJulyll rederick Aug. Wetherall 13Nov 15 Junel4 24Feb07
@^Henry Litchfield* 20Nov 12Julyl3 29June07
William Webb 2Dec l7July24 29Marl5
1827
Charles Simeon lOMar 13Junel5 2Junel2
Robert Tait l7Apr 7Decl9 13Decl3
®i©Robert Patton* 30Apr 8Aprl5 13NovlO
Robert Aitchison do. 17Julyl9 6Mayl5
Richard Hoare 7July 19July22 13Novl3
@'99John Foote" 29Sept 29Septl3 10May04
1828 @>®John Windham Bailing >.. 2Jan 15Junel4 180ctlO John Fitz Gerald Studdert* .... 9Jan 12Augl4 26Janll
©^Charles Gordon {b) 17Apr 6Jan26 14Julyl8
@^® Thomas Bench' 4 June 24Api08 23Jan01
George Wm. St. John Mildmay 16Aug 10Aug22 19Mayl2
Theobald Jones" (h) 25Aug 19Julyl4 8July09 (h) M.P. for Londonderry.
George Lloyd" 26Aug 8Novl5 3Novl2 ^
Robert White Parsons" llNov TNovlG llApiOG
1829
99Abraham Crawford* 5Jan 23Marl5 25Noy07
@*George Haye> 4Mar 19Mayl2 9Aug08
@iRussell Henry Manners .... do. 16Aug25 190ct22
@i James Thome'' 30Mar 20Mar28 5Augl6
ma4Sir Eaton Travers, Kt.^* . . 19Nov 15Junel4 23Sept04 110
Total, including Retired Rear-Admirals by seniority, 131.
Digitized by
CAPTAINS,
WITH THB DATES OF THEIB SEVERAL COMMISSIONS.
Hm foUmrlaf 70 Oftptelna, an on the half-pay of £904 I9i. Od. peraonam.
1814
Com. Lieat.
f^**0^iSftr£dxii.Lyon8,iB^^e)7June 2IMarl2 22Nov09 (e) British Ambassador at IT Charles SuUiTan, iB/.^ (f) .. do. 24Marl2 25Api08 Greece ; Grand Cross of St. ^^••ifb^irJohn Marshall^ ir<.(g) do. 240ctl2 25Jan06 Louis ; Redeemer of Greece. James Erskine Wemyss*' (h) . . 1 July lFebl2 14Aug08 (f ) Com. of Redeemer of Gr.
Francis Erskine LocV* (i) 29Sept 6Janl3 22Jan06 (g) St George of Russia ; Kt.
@^£dward€ollier** (k) .... ISNoy 2&JulylO 17June03 of the Sword of Sweden.
(h) Lt for Fifesh. (i) Sunerintendent Quaran- tine M edway. [cester. (k) Dep. Lieut County Wor-
1815
®>©David Price* G) • • ISJune 6Decl3 28Sept09 (1) Magistrate for Brecknock-
Oapt. 8«p. fibaenMia. shire. Com. of Redeemer
H£» Grace the Duke of Northum- of Greece.
berland (m) 19Aug 8Marl4 16Decl 1 (m) Fellow of Royal Society.
*#>]«JohnToupNicolas»(n)..26Aug 26Aug09 lMay04 (n) Et Com. Neap. Order of
Oapt. 8«pL Plymouth Hoap. and Boyal WUUam Ferdinand and Merit
YietaaUing Taid.
9^®lii4<William Wihnot Hen-
der8on»(o) 90ct ISMarll llApi06 (o) Mag. Cinque Ports; Cap-
m'®®Sir John Hill, KL» .... 2S0ct 80ct98 28July94 tain of Sandown Castle.
Oapl.8op. Deptfoffd.
9>®John Cartel** TDec 22Aug09 4Sept05
1816
Henry Mcynell* lOApr 24Augl3 8Nov09
©hgiArthur Fanshawe* (p) .... 170ct aOctlS 22Aprl3 (p) Kt. of Leopold of Austria.
NayalA.D.C.
1817 9'^Houston Stewart*'' lOJune 13Augl4 lAugU
CoatroUar Gaiiaral of the Coast Guard. 15
Digitized by CjOOQIC
84
Captains^ with tlie Dates of tbeir several Commissions,
1818
Com. Lieut
99**^Sir JohnRoes,'^ Kt.(T) TDec lFebl2 13Mai05
iS^tr James Stirling, Jr^« (8) ... do. 19Jimel2 12Aug09 •l^RL Han. Lord JohnU&j* (10 do. 15Junel4 lAprl2 A Lord CommlMioner of ttie ▲dmlralty.
@^Con8tantine Richard Mooraom' do. lOJulyH 6Junel2 @^Rt, Hon. Geo. James Earl
of Egmont** do. 13Junel5 7Junel3
1819
(r) Et. 2 CL St. Anne of Russia; Kt. Com. of Sword of Swe- den. Com. Leg. Hon.; Kt. 2 01. Red Eagle of Prussia ; F.R.A.S. Lond. et Edin.
(s) Et. Com. Redeemer of Gr.
(t) Grand Cross of Charles III. of Spain; Dep. Lieut. County Haddington. M.P.. for Windsor. Naval A. D. C
^V9^tr Geo. Aug. West.
pnal, Kt. (u) I2Aug 8Julyl3 15Aug06 (u) Magistrate, County Sussex.
@»ProvoWm. Parry Wallis^uu) do. 9Julyl3 30Nov08 Naval A. D. C. @^®WiUiam Walpole" 7Dec 15Junel4 8Aug08 (uu) Naval A. D. C.
1821
@^1f9 Donat Henchv O'Brien' . . 5Mar 22Janl3 @'®V9K4<Edward Lloyd* (v)l 9 July 9Mayl 1 ®BenedictusMarwoodEelly'^ do. 28Novll
Annar Lowry Corry" (vv^ 23July 13Junel5
@»iSfrWmEdwardParry,Ar/.*Xw)8Nov 4Nov.20 Capt Sup. of Hular Hoep., and Qareuce Vlc- tnalUng Yard.
@^®Heiiry William Bruce" . . IGNov 27Mayl4
22Mar09
14Jan08 (v) Fellow Royal Society. 31Jan06
28Aprl2 (w) Naval A. D. C. GJanlO (w) D. C. L. ; Fel. Royal and Astron.Societies; Hon.Mem. of Imp. Acad, of Sciences, St 5JanlO Petersburgh.
1822
William James Mingaye ' 29Jan 20ctl 7
@3®Norwich Duff* 23Apr 15Junel4
Sr Chaa. Chris. Parker, -ff/.* do. 5Aprl5
@Uohn Edward Walcott' 6May 6Junel5
@^***^Rt. Hon. F. Earl Spen- cer* (a) 26Aug 5MaT21
@^®®Jame8HanwayPlumridge'90ct 7 Junel4 MSir George Tyler, kt.'^(c) .... lOOct 7Febl5 ©''©©♦^5tVJ.FrankUn,Ar/."(d)20Nov lJan21 @*#5ir Thomas Herbert"(e) . . 25Nov 1 90ctl 4 George Richard Pechell»«(f ). .26Nov 30Mayl4 ©'Herbert Brace Powell" do. 15Junel4
(a) Cross of St. Louis; St Anne of Russia, 2nd 01.; Redeem, of Gr. ; Equerry to Duchess of Eent.
(c) Dep. Lieut Glamorgansh.
(d) Redeemer of Gr.; D.CX. ; F.R.S., &c.
(e) Dep. Lieut. County Eerry
(f ) M.P. for Brighton; Equer. to Queen Dowager ; Conunis.
1823 Pilotage, Shorenam.
©^iJofi. Henry John Rous* ....25Apr 26Novl7 18Mayl4
@^^Edward JBoxer* (g) 23June lMarl5 8Jan07 (g) Harbour Master and Agent
George Frederick Rich ^ 1 July 260ctl3 30Dec05 of Transports, Quebec.
Wm. James Hope Johnstone* ..210ct 9Sept20 2Mayl8
6July05 14Novll 17Junell 25Nov08
14Julyl8 20Aug06 5Febl3 llFebOS 10Oct09 25JunelO 26Jan05
1824
>'i{^James Ryder Burton*
....23Feb 27Novl9 15Febl3 llTiamFansliaweMartm* ....5 June 8Feb23 15Dec20 @^i^Hon. Richard Saunders
Dundas' 17July 23June23 18June21
^k- Right Hon. Lord Adolphus
Fit2Clarence(h) 24Dec 17May23 23Apr21
48
(h) Et. Grand Cross of Red Eagle of Prussia. Naval A. D. C.
Digitized by
Captains, with the Dates of their several Commissions.
85
1825
,^^ _ Com. Lieut
^©Percy Grace' IFeb 15Junel4 28Peb09
eniy Dundas 9Feb IGMaySS 7Decl9
®'Hon. Montagu Stopford^ 8Apr 29JaD22 17Julyl9
®'Rigkt Hon. Charles Philip,
^aWof Hardwicke* 6June 18May22 14Augl9
fiHenry Ducie Chads' 25July 28Mayl3 5Nov06
George Robert Lambert >^ SAug i9Jaii22 5Mayl5
Alex. Thomas EmericYidal 40ct 15May23 6Febl5
John Ldth 11 Nov 1 3Junel 5 10Oct09
1826
/?/.£ron.Cha8.£or(f Colchester.. 26Jan 27Jan21 15Septl7
Charles Hope do. 150ct22 200ctl7
@'®William Keats* 27Mar 17ApTl6 6Augl3
®»ii«5^t>Hen.JohnLeeke,Arr.\k)27May 15Junel4 24NovlO (k)Dcp.LienL of Sossez and
l^'Thomas Martin ^ 2Aag 5 Aagl3 22Jan06 Hants.
@\DHenry Edwards' do. 29Septl3 2Noy02
Cliarles Howe Fremantle 4Aug 23Apr22 llNovl9 (1) Registrar and Secretary to
Michael Seymoui* (1) 5Aug 6Dec24 12Sept22 Grand Crosses of the Bath.
1827
Richard Angostos Tates' 12Mar I7Junel4 16May09
Edw. Le Cras Thomboioiu^h* . . 17Apr 25May 18 12Decl4 (^'Charles Grenville Randolph' 20Apr 13Junel5 14Augl2
Edward Richard Williams 28Apr 15Decl6 14Decl3
<9i>HenryMartlnBhickwood,£?/. do. lDec23 30Noy21 i^'tgiHenry Byam Martin^ .... do. 8Apr25 20Mai23
Tba fonowios 100 OaptelBf are on th* balf-ptj of iCSSS SikSd. p6r uuioiii.
Henry Eden 30Apr 230c(31 aOOctl7
OomiBodora BupL Woohrlch.
A^Samuel Thornton* do. 8Api^ 21Mayl9
Fred. Wm. Beechey" (a) 8May 25Jan22 10Marl5 (a) Fellow of Royal Astrono-
OctaviuB Vernon Harconrt 7Aug 3Feb20 llJanl4 mical and Geographical So-
Frands Brace" 14Aug 7Decl8 5Febl3 cieties of London.
@'***^Rt. Hon. Henry John (c) Et. of St. Louis; Et 2 CI.
Chetwynd,^aWTalbot*'(c) ..220ct 180ct26 lJan24 StAnneof Russia; Redeemer
W^Sir wm. Symonds, AT/.'^ (d) 5Deo 40ct25 14Oct01 of Greece ; M.P. Stafford, Lt.
Col. Militia, (d) Fellow of Royal Society. 1828
#*9^ James Scott^ 8Jan
CharlesCiole 26Jan
i^^Williams Sandom^ 23Mar
^'Geo.Wm. Conway Courtenay* 14ApT ^i«««,g,Geo. Bohun Martin' fe) 19Apr m'^Hon. Frederick Wm. Grey' do. Ti^'Str Richard Grant, A'if. ....17May ^-ffon. George Fred. Hotham** 7 June Sir John Burnet Dundas, Bart. 8July #'*#Robt. Lambert Baynes"(g) do.
FolleU Walrond Pennell 14July
88
190ctl4 16NOT09
6May22 20Octl3
26Dec22 30Apr06 26Dec23 19Julyl4
24ApT24 17MaT21 (e)Et. of St. Louis; and Et.
1 7Api27 7Api^ 2 CI. St Anne of Russia.
7Novl8 5Oct05 25Mar22 7Decl9 20Mar23 25Aprl5
8July27 8Aprl8 (g) Redeemer of Greece. 13Nov26 lSept24
Digitized by
86
Captains, with die Dates of their several Commissions.
Com. Lieut
William Alex. Baillie Hamilton. 9Aug 17Noy26 lDec23
Second Secretary of the Ailiiiiralty.
©^Edward Purcell" 25Aag 9Sept20 4Decl 1
©^Charles Elliot (i) 28Aug 14Apr26 llJune22 (i) Governor of Bermuda.
®^Thomas Bennett" 16Sept 15Junel4 9Dec03
®>SiPeter Richards" 17Sept 16Septl6 12Dec07
1829
HenrvGosaet' IJan 10July26 30Decl6
®'(D99John Fumeanz* 16Mar I9JUI7I4 13Junel2
Jodrell Leiffh* 2June 12June20 29Peb08
g 'Joseph 0'Brien<» {b) 8Aag 3May26 1 Octl 4 ^Henrv Smith, (a) " SSept SFeb'iS 19Jaly2i
SJi»»Stephen Lusliington 0) ". .280ct 13May28 13July24 0) Kt of StLouisj Redeemer ohn Alexander Dimtze 24Dec 19Api28 28Ma725 of Greece; Commodore Supt.
of Indian Nayy.
1830
AWAaron Tozer' 14Jan
William Morier* 18Jan
@i®George Scott* 12Feb
©i®WilIiamBohunBow7er' ..ITFeb @'99Fred. Thos. MicheU« . . . .22Feb
Philip Parker King' (a) 25Feb
Richard Freeman Rowley 26Feb
Courtenay Edm. Wm. Boyle (b) 27May @^©RowlandMainwaring*(c)22July ®^®JohnWyattWatling»(d) .. do.
©^Richard Pridham" do.
@^®John Lyons" do.
©«@PhilipWestphal** do.
Henry Algernon Eliot** do.
i{<Edward Sparshott^ (e) do.
©William Blight" do.
James Wiflston'^ do.
gjGeorge Fred. Ryyes" do.
@*George Woollcombe" do.
8Wr Thomas Hastings, Kt.^{g) do. on. Thomas Best do.
@^Chas. Ramsay Drinkwater
Bethune"(h) do.
John Wilson (&) 220ct
^Charles Graham* 4Noy
George Berkeley MaxwelP 20Noy
Hon, Geo. John Cayendish* . .25Noy Charles Talbot*^ (i) do.
g>»®® Samuel Burgess" 27Noy enry Edward Napier 31Dec
129
15Jmiel4 llAngOT 13Jmiel5 4MayiO 24Marl2 i2Sept05 15Jan23 4MaylO 16Septl6 29May07
17July21 28Febl4 (a) Fellow of Royal Societr. 8May27 17May25
23Dec26 14Dec21 (b) Groom of Priyy Chamber. 13Augi2 7Dec01 (c) Mag. Co. Stafford.
IDeclS 22Sept08 (d) Dep. Lt Co. Camavon. 15Junel4 2Jan98 and Maff. for Counties Den- 27Junel4 24Dec05 bigh and Carnarvon. 13JuneI5 4Apr01 2Septl9 SJuneiO
29Jan2i 28Apr09 (e) Kt of Red Eagle of Prossia. 12Feb.21 15Api03 14Jan22 13Jnnell 220ct23 24NovlO iOApr24 23Febl5
9May25 17JanlO (g) Principal Storekeeper to 30Apt27 6Mar22 the Ordnance. Magis. for Counties Hereford & Breck- 14Api28 290c<23 nock, and Dep.-Lieut. for 6Junel5 16May09 Herefordshire. 17Api24 9 July 17 (h) Tidal Harbour Commis* 15Junel4 22Sept07 sioner. 7Aug26 i4JuIyl8
30Apt27 7Jan23 (i) Kt. Com. Southern Cross of 16Septl6 i8Nov99 Brazil. 7Junel4 4MaylO
Digitized by
CSaptains, with the Dates of their several Ck>mmis8ion8«
87
1831
Com.
Thomas Wren Carter 25Apr \4J\x]j\5
^ir Thos. Sabine Pasley, Bt. . .24May 17Sept28
Oapt. Snpt. at Pembroke.
9'Samuel Price* 25June 18Septl5
@'®®®4« John Hindmarsh'(k)3Sept 15Junel4 #'Alezaiider£llice*(l) 20Dec 19Feb23
1832
Lieut 18Apr06 16Mai24
3Julyl2
lAug03 (k) Lieut.-6oy. of Heligoland. 30Octl3 (i) Controller of Steam Ma- chinery and Packet Service,
^^Christopher WyviU* 22Peb 29July24 6July 13
Oommodore^ Cape of Oood Ho|»e.
George Smith' 13Apr 8Sept29 20Septl5
»i«Andrew Atkins Yincent«(n) .9May 6Febl6 22Jan06 (n) Gentleman Usher to the
i{<Samuel Radford' 31 May 22Janl4 18Aug06 Queen Dowager, Capt. of
Charles Hamlyn Williams' 4July 27Augl4 24Aprll Sandgate Castle, and Mag.
^'Heniy Francis Greville^ 27Aug 19Ju]y22 4Janl4 Cinqne Ports.
Joseph Hanison* 90ct 14Septl8 lOMayOJ
1833
John MiUigan Laws' 7Jan lJuly25 llNovl8
95ir Charles Hotham* 28June 13Aug28 17Sept25
Patrick Duff Henry Hay 15Noy 31 Augl5 31July 12
%^Sir Burton Macnamara, Kt^ 16Nov 19July22 lJulyl5 Ru Hon. Lord George Paulet . . 18Nov 28Feb28 9Feb25 ®^/?/.^oit.ZorrfEdw.Rus8ellM9Nov 15Nov28 180ct26 S^Henry Shovell Marsham^ .... 24Dec 21 Apr25 30Junel3
1834
t^VVChailesCrowdy* I3J811 25Mar24 17Mai06
^'©Thomas Mansel * 12Feb 15Junel4 16Sept04
Henry Wolsey Bayfield 4June 8Not26 20Marl5
William Townsend Dance* ....5June 230ct23 12Julyl3
William Bnmaby Greene 6June 30Dec26 9Novl8
^Tofi. George Grey UJuly 3Sept31 17Feb29
John James Onslow* 27 Aug 23Apr22 5Septl6
•William Hamlev' (c) 20Oct 15Junel4 20Jan07 (c) Kt. of Leopold of Austria |
John Townshend 220ct 26Jan28 13MaylK2 and Austrian Gold Medal.
J7oit. Arthur Duncombe (d) ....240ct 18Aug28 26Jan26 (d) M.P. for East Retford; i^iV James Clark Ross, Kt. (e) . .280ct 8Nov27 26Dec22 Groom in Waiting. Robert PitJiRoy 3Dec 13Nov28 7Sept24 (e) D.C.L. ; F.R.S., &c.
1835
W Abraham Mills Hawkins*. . . . 6Feb 12Decl2 1 1 June07 //on. John Frederick Fitzgerald
Dc Ros(g) 7Feb
i^John Drake* 21Mar
Edward Augustus Frankland ..28Mar Charles Henry Swinbume(gg) . .8Jnly
» iJoseph Nias* 8July
WSir Philip Broke, Bu\\\) . . 12Sept
Henry Dundas Trotter IGSept
168
24Jan28 30May25 (g) Fellow of Royal Society. 220ct27 lAugll 19May20 16Marl4
30ApT27 14Julyl8 (gg) Mag. Co. Hants. llNov27 26Dec20
7June28 16Aug24 (h) High Sheriff, Co. Suffolk. 20Feb26 9Jan23
Digitized by
ds
Captains^ with the Dates of their several Commissions.
Com. Lieut.
Sir George Back, Kt* (hh) . . . .30Sept 30Dec25 lJan21 (hh) Fellow of Royal Society.
Peter McQuhae iODec 15Jimei4 70ct09
The following Gaptalni are on the h^dr-pn/ of £101 ISi 0d. per annum.
James Bumey lODee 24Dec39 4Julyl4
1836
James Morgan' (i) 15Jan
®f ft William Hillyar« 20Jan
@-***ig3 Hen. John Codrington3(k)do. -i^RtHon, LordJohn Frederick
Gordon Hallybiirton (I) 4Aug
#'John M'Dougall»(6) IGAug
19July21 30Jan06 (i) Kt of Guelphic Order. 27Augl4 27Aug03
SOOctai 12June29 (k) Kt. of the Legion of Ho- nour; 4th Class of St. Via-
6Aug28 13Dec21 dimir; Redeemer of Greece.
9Feb20 3JanlO (L) M.P. for Forfar.
1837
Richard Barton (m) 2Jan
•♦William Fred. Lapidge* (n) . .6Jan
@^^ William Slaughter* lOJan
^ IP Thomas Gill* do.
® '®99Wm. Allan Herringham* do.
©-Robert Gordon* (o) do.
@^© James Brasiei' do.
Robert Contart McCrea do.
©^Michael Quin \p) do.
Richard Owen do.
John Balfour Maxwell do.
@iJohn Rivett Camac" lOJan
@i*#iStrTho8.Maitland,Ar/."(a) do.
©^Thomas Dilke" do.
@' ©William Robertson" do.
William Hargood do.
Sir Thos. Raikes Trigge Thomp- son, Bt do.
flSJ^Robert Smart" (b) do. eorge Rodney Mundy'* do.
®'5ir William Dickson, B^** . . do.
William Sydney Smith do.
©^•©Charles Pearson" 3Apr
@% Richard Meredith'* 6 June
®i^iSir James Everard Home, Bi.'* F.R.S 5Dec
Henry Ommanney Love* (c) . . do.
@Hon. Henry Keppel" do.
2July25
20ct33
21NovlO
i5Junel4
i6Janl8
30ct20
26Dec22
4June24
60ct24
dOSept26
28Api27
30Apr27
do. 20Oct27 12Nov27 15Jan28
27Dec08
9Aprl4
18Sept06
8May04
2NovlO
16Septl6
10June07
20Novl2
i6Julyl2
16Feb21
6Api20
10ctl8
16May23
22Janl9
26FebI0
50ct22
(m) Super. West India Mail Packets, Soathampton.
(n) Comr. Isabella tne Catho- lic; 2nd Class of San Fer- nando.
(o) Elder Brother, Trinity House.
(p) Austrian Gold Medal for Zara.
(a) Sup. Cross Charles III.; Dep. Lieut. County Berwick.
19Jan28 8Apr25
21 Apr28 llSept20 (b) Kt. of Red Eagle of Prus- 25Aug28 4Feb26 sia. 4Mar29 150ct22 28July30 25Apr23 29Julyl4 8Nov08 16Mar24 15Aug06
28Jan22 14Julyl8
10July26 27JuneI4 (c) Agent for Light Houses, 30Jan33 29Jan29 Isle of Wight.
1838
i^EdWard Hinton Scott* 15 Jan l«July23 l2June07
ohn Frederick Appleby* 29Jan 28Aug28 10Febl5
@«* til William Honey man Hen- derson* (d) 27June 19Dec34 10May20 (d) 2nd Classof San Fernando.
*George Augustus Eliott(e) do. 2IJana5 10July22 (e) Redeemer of Greece.
@iRichard Devonshire^ 28June 27Augl4 1 lMay04
Richard Copeland* do. 13Junel5 llDecU
Charles Rich do. 27Janl6 28JunelO
209
Digitized by CjOOQ IC
Captaiiis, with the Dates of their several Commissions. 89
Com. Lieut.
99Robert Deans^ 28June 9Septl8 15Jaiiell
^'^SKS^William Richardson" (f) do. 7Decl8 30 ApT04 (f) Et. of Isabella the Catholic. ^'George Charles Blake* (g) . . do. 11 Octl9 7Apr06 (g) Gentleman Usher to Prince
®'®99Mark Halpen Sweny*' do. 19July21 22Jan06 Albert; Kt. of Brazilian ^' ^William Pearce Stanley" . . do. do. 15Aug06 Order of Southern Cross.
WiUiamHolt" do. 20Aug24 7NovlO
®'®»»SftrWm.H.Pierson,Jrr."do. 27Mar26 24Dec05
John Jervis Tucker(gg) do. 15Jane27 12Sept22 (gg) Mag. for ComwalL
^John Kingcome" do. 8Jan-28 1 July 15
t^'BnmswidL Popham*» do. 2Mar28 3Jan26
William 01drey»« do. 24Api28 7Julyl2 [em Cross.
Thoznas Ogle" (h) do. 26May28 20Augl 7 (h) Kt. of Braz. Order of South-
George £Yans>'(i) do. 2June28 lJan21 (i) Conservator of River Mer.
8'*WilliamJohnCole«» do. 8Aug28 18JulylO sey.
^'^ John Hackett* (j) do. 2Sept28 1 1 Mayl 1 (j) Ist Class of Charles III. of
^'Julius Jas. Farmer Newell ^ do. 20Nov28 4Marl5 Spain.
JohnParker»» do. 26Feb29 29Febl4
fii George Daniell" do. 7May29 15May23
FrederidL Ballock» do. 26Aug29 22Janl2
RuBsell Eliott do. 5Sept29 14Jan25
©■©©•••*AlfiredLuckraft«*(k) do. 280ota9 SSeptlO (k) Kt. of Legion of Honour;
John Elphinstone firskine .... do. 24Dec29 2Jan26 Redeemer of Greece.
r^iJames Hope* do. 26Feb30 9Mai27
Francis Price Blackwood do. 22Nov30 8Aug28
9'^HoratioThos.Au8tin«.... do. 26May31 9Sept22
S^William Ramsay" do. 15Aug3i 8Sept21 (1) Kt Leg. Hon.; Redeemer
©•Edward Stanley^ do. 31Mar32 3lJan24 of Gr.; 2C1. IronCr.of Aus-
♦♦••^ Sir Baldwin Wake tria; 2Cl.StAnneofRu&siaj
Walker- 0) 24Nov 15July34 6Api20 2 CI. Red Eagle of Prussia,
Soireyor of the Navy.
e^Edward Chappell* (m) . . . .27Dec 19Api26 ISAprl 1 (m) Sec. R.W.I. Mail Comp.
^Uohn Monday** do. 220ct27 27Junel4 (n) Superintendent of C^>m«
l^'Edward John Johnson" (n).. do. 4Mar29 28Febl5 passes.
Hon. Edward Howard (o) do. 3June33 19Sept29 (o) M.P. for Morpeth.
1839
Alexander Milne 30Jan 25Nov30 8Sept27
A Loid CommiMioner of tbe Admiralty.
•Richard Cro2ier(a) 26Mar 30ApT27 6Sept23 (a) Kt. of Tower and Sword.
^'Rl Hon, Lord Clarence Mag. of I. of Wight and Co.
Edward Paget«(b) 26Mar 25Sept34 14May31 HimU.
Richard Henry King* IMay 27Aug28 12Julyl3 (b) M.P. for Sandwich; Private
Richard Laird Warren 9May 24Dec33 lJan29 Sec. to Mast. Gen. of Ord-
Htm, Plantagenet Pierrepoint nance.
Cary* 9May 25Sept34 14May31
RobuCraigie 7Nov 16Feb28 9Jan23
1840
John Bunch Bonnemaison
M'Hardy*(bb) IJan 20Dec30
George Elliot 3June 15Jan38
Tho6,Bnshby« 3July 26Dec22
* James Wilkinson^ (c) do. 31Jan28
*tfoi«.Fied.Tho6. Pelham*(d).. do. 21Sept35 ••Sidney ColpoysDacres* (e) ..lAug 28Aug34
Nicholas Cory do. 20Feb36
i'^George Man8eP(f ) 28Sept 2Dec26
John Sheoherd 260ct 2SAug28
]9Aug24 (bb) Chief Constable County of 12Nov34 Essex. 16Augll
26Aprl4 (c) Com. of Tower and Sword. 2iFeb30 (d) 2nd Class of San Fernando. 5May27 (e) Kt hsig. Hon.? Redeemer Marl5 of Gr. ; Kt. of San Fernando. 29Jan21 (f) Kt of Leg. of Hon. 2Febl3
Digitized by
40
Captains, with the Dates of their several Commissions.
Com. Lieat
©^©William Shepheard" 260ct 3June3I 24Febl5
Q^Hon. Dudley Worsley Ander- son Pelham»Xff) do. 15Feb36 28Sept31 (ff) Mag. I. of Wight and Co.
®'William Luckraft" 4Nov 27July25 llDecOZ Hampehire.
@^Thomas Henderson*^ do. 12Feb34 2Feb30
@>Fran. Decimus Ha8ting8»*(g) do. 10Jan37 18Novl9 (g) Mag. for Co. Worcester.
@»GeorgeHathom»« do. do. 30Apr27
@>Lewis Tobias Jones" do. 28June38 29Aug2^
@>Francis Liardeti' do. do. 18Mar24
®^SackettHope»» do. do. llDee26
@»Robert Fanshawe Stopford" do. do. 24Dec30
©'Henry John Worth" 5Nov lOJan37 20Aag24
©^Robert Spencer Robinson**. . do. 28Jane38 27Sept30
1841
©^Richard Shepheard Triscott* 15Jan 22Feb30
@^John Robb* 22Feb lMay29
Thos. Matthew Chas. Symonds do. 210ct37
©Thos.Leeke Massie^ I7Mar 28June38
@^iSft> Edward Belcher, AT/.' .6May 16Mar29
©Patrick John Blake' do. 15Jan30
@# William Warren' do. 31Aug32
@#Harry Eyres" do. 10Jan37
©Uames John Stopford** ....14May 18Feb40 ©^Woodford John Williams* . . 2June 28June38 ©Samuel Perkins Pritchard'*..8June 27Aag34
©William David Puget*' do. 2Dec34
©^*#Charle8 Anstnither Bar-
low"(h) do. I0Jan37
©iRenry Wells Giffard" do. 22Feb38
©John Venour Fletcher". ... do. 28June38 ©Talavera Vernon Anson"..., do. 30June38
©lilAog. Leopold Kuper** do. 27July39
©Thomas Jordaine Clarke'^ . . do. 3June40
William Preston 11 Aug 28Dec33
Charles Eden (a) llAug 17Nov34
Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier 16 Aug 10Jan37 @^Hon. Charles Gilbert John
Brydone Elliot" do. 16July40
/Ton. Joseph Denman(aa) ....23Aug 7Aug35 ©lijGranville Gower Loch»» ..26 Aug 28Feb37
fj2®John Pengelly Parkin* . .28Aug 12Decl6 eo. St Vincent King do. 8Aug34
Henry Stroud 30Oct 28June38
©^Henry Baugh«(b) 23Nov 19May08
f«@®William Hext" do. 28Apr09 illiam Haydon.... do. lAugll
©^Joseph Gape* do. 16Febl4
William Benjamin Suckling. ... do. iJulyM
©'William Gordon** do. 13Junel5
©^Thomas Sanders* do. 16Sepl6
©'DouglasCox do. 9Julyl7
©^Edwm Ludlow Rich* do. 24Sep22
Mark John Currie • . • do. 9Jan23
Evan Nepean do. 220ct23
©^Geo. veraon Jackson*^ do. 13Ju]y24
Robert Stuart** do. 17July24
Chas. Colville Frankland do. 26Apr25
Wm. Burdett Dobson* do. 25Jaly25
311
5SeptI6 16Mar27
5Nov32 llNov27 21 July 18 19July23
9Feb25 5June27
50ct37 25June28
4Ma]05 22July22
lJuly22 (h) 1st Class of SanFemaDdo.
4Mar31
8Sept27 12Mar33 26Feb30 12Noy34 22Dec23 llFeb32 (a) Private Secretary to Firsi
2Mar26 Lord of Admiralty.
27June38
9Mar31 (aa) Groom in Waiting to Her 230ct33 Majesty; -Fellow of Royal 15Sepl4 Societv. 15Jan35
9MarlO 19Feb99 (b^ Commissioner of Pilotage,
8Aug99 Exeter. 26Sep99 19Marll 23Oct09 21Marl2 I9Sep06 lOMiir09 150ctl2 23Sepl4 13Febl5 18Aug09 21Marl2 26Marl9
3Janl4
Digitized by
Captains, with the Dates of the several Commissions.
41
S'Wm. Geo. Hjmdham Whish" 23Noy QgEdward Reeves Philip Main- waring* do.
William Jones Frowse^ do.
QK^harles Henry Seale»* do.
^^Thomas Frasei* do.
®*Pctcr Christie* do.
^hilip Goetling" do.
William Turner*^ do.
@^Fiancis Deane Hutcheson*. . do.
Fred. Moore Bonltbee** do.
S^CSbarles Basden^' do.
Joseph Pafbrd Dickson Larcom do.
Henry Edward Coffin** do.
John Coghlan Fitzgerald^ .... do.
i{«Jo6eph Sherer** do.
Sdmnnd Tonge do.
Francis Yere Cotton do.
Charles Smith do.
'g^Francis Harding^ do.
//oit.Sdw. Thornton Wodehonse do.
Archihald Sinclair do.
JohnFraser do.
Wm. Langford Castle** do.
£dw. Harris Bntterfield** do.
^iWilliam Dawson** do.
John James Allen do.
Jas. Beckford Lewis Hay do.
®2John Williams Aldridge** .. do. Hon Edw. Alfred John Harris (c) do. William Ward Perdval Johnson 14Dec
Com. Lieut
I1Not25 16Sepl6
27Mai^llJune07
do. 22May09
8June26 15Julv09
22July26 6Sepl6
220ct27 9Sep20
2Mar28 25Aprl5
14Jnlyl28 aOMay23
9Aug28 19Jan22
14Feb29 13Dec2l
17Feb29 2Mayll
8Aug29 26Sepl4
19Sep29 20Julyl4
27Nov29 18Apr25
30Dec29 26Dec22
10Feb30 6Marl5
12Feb30 lJan21
22Jaly30 13Mayl3
23Jnly90 30Mar22
do. 24Feb23
do. 220ct23
22Feb31 IJanlS
290ct31 25Aug24
7Mar32 5Jan30
6July32 14Dec21
60ct32 5Apr27
140ct32 I0Aprl9
81Noy33 4Febl5
21Nov33 28Feb28 (c) M.P. for Christchnrch. 19Sep35 180ct09
1842
©TWgby Marsh' IJan 5Jan22 24Decl3
Wm. Allen 31 Jan 20Jmie36 2Marl5
Step. Grenyille FremanUe (a) . .26Feb 22Dec36 250ct29
John Baker Porter Hay 7Mar 30Jan39 24ApT24
John Washington** (aa) 16Mar 14Aug33 1 Jan21
Leonard Chas. Rooke 4April 140ctl24 150ctl8
Edward PeUew Halsted I5April 6Dec36 28Jan29
tTfaos. Owen Knox UJune 15Feb36 24Api24
i'J/<m. Keith Stewart* 1 Jnly 140ct38 13June33
G«o. Wm. Chas. Lydiard 30Aug 5Dec37 20Ma]:23
fGeorgc Goldsmith* 16Sept 6May4l 8Aug28
William GrifSn 180ct 28June38 12Jan25
Hfnu Henry Anthony Murray . . 23Not do. 31 Jan31
9>Jofan Hallowes* 5Dec 10Jan37 22Janl4
gHeniyBoyeS* 23Dec llMaylS 14Jan03
iCharles Frederick^ do. 6May29 20Aprl8
§iiHenryKellett* do. 6May41 15Sept28
tliRnndle Bnrges Watson* .. do. do. 70ct29
§#Wm. Henry Anderson Mor-
«hcad»« do. 8June41 21Sept32
iiiiRicfaardCollinson" do. do. 23Mar35
t'Kdw. Norwich Troubridge**.. do. 23Aug41 27Jnne38 jAif 50 ^2
(a) Private Sec. to Secretary for Ireland.
(aa) Fell, of the Royal, and Astron. Socs., and Member of the Geoinr. and Stat. Soc., of Geog. Society of Paris, Berlin, and New York. Tidal Harb. Commissioner.
Digitized by
42
Captains, with the Dates of their several Commissions.
1843 Com. * Lieut.
@^Sir Robert Hagan, KO .... 1 IJao 15Ma723 250ctl6
George Ramsay 20Mar 10Jan37 30Apr27
©^Andrew Drew' IGJune 190ct24 4Marl4
@»EdwardIgguldenParrey«....7July lOFebSO 28Nov20
Jas. Vashon Baker lOJuly 22Feb.38 19July20
Charles Keele* 19July 22July26 24Septl4
Hastings Reginald Henry 5Sept 28June38 18Dec30
@'®Wm.JohnThomp8onHood*25Sept 9Jan28 25Febl5
©'Edward Joseph Bird« 40ct 1 6Aug41 8Nov27
®>John Adams' 18Dec lOJan37 16Febl5
WiUiam Smyth 25Dec 15Nov37 8May27
@iEdwardBurnabyTinling<' ..27Dec 25Mar4l 6May25
' 1844
George Dobson 5Jan 9May32 14Jan24
William Alexander Willis .... 15Mar 30()ct35 17July24
V/illiam Kelly (r) 5Apr 25Apr31 8Marl5
©Geo. Henry Seymour* 24May 29Jan42 27June38
Frederick lIutton'*(c) 3July 28June38 17May25 (c) Officer of Tower and S\*'>rd,
Thomas Rodney Eden 23Sept 13Apr36 22Nov30 Gov. of Ascension.
Owen Stanley' (d) 23Sept 26Mar39 14May3l (d) Fellow of Roy. and Ast. So-
©William Hutcheson HalP(dd) 220ct 10June43 8June4l cieties.
@'Geo. Greville Wellesley* .... 2Dec 16Apr42 22Apr38 (dd) Fellow of Roy. See,
©-Henry Richard Start* 6Dec 27May30 19JuIy23
1845
James Pulling l6Jan 8Sept29 23Febl5
@II(m. Geo. Fowler Hastings' . . 31 Jan 30June38 7Jan33
Richard Henry Stopford 24Mar 26Feb30 31Dec26
•£ron.SwinfenTho.Camegie*(e)10Jnne 28June38 21 Apr32 (e) Order of San Fernando,
Henry Lyster** 30June 23Nov41 20Jan24
©James Paterson Bower* 23July 6May41 10Jan37
Frederick Warden 24July 6June38 18Sept28
Hon, George Hope do. 26Oct40 20Nov30
©•Arthur Lowe* SOAog 28Aug4l 3Sept37
Edward Gennys Fanshawe 7Sept 28Aug4I l5Aug35
Claude Henry Mason Buckle . .6Nov 4May36 17Api27
@^John Russell* do. 4Nov40 9May32
Thomas Baillie 13Nov 21Dec4l 180ct37
Bartholomew Jas. Sulivan' . . . l8Nov 14May41 3Apr30
@»Henry Bagot« lODec 28June38 15Feb32
^on. Walter BourchierDevereux 12Dec 24June36 20Nov30 ©'George Nathaniel Broke» .... 18Dec 4Nov40 29June33
©^George Giffard»« 26Dec 4Nov40 30Oct35
©James Fitzjames" 31Dec 23Dec42 19Jan38
1846
©^Charles Walcott* 5 Jan 5June34 I9Mavl 9
Joseph Pearse* 8Jan 8June41 22July 13
giGeorge James Hay* 1 1 Jan 18Sept28 6Julyl5
©^William Smith* 13Mar 22July26 14Julyl3 '
William Nevill (a) 2May 9Feb25 12Decl6 (a) Magis. for Winchester andl
@Str Fred. Wm. Erskine Nicol- County Hants. I
son, 5^* 12May 26Aug41 2Jan37
5tr Geo. Graham Otway, -ff^ 18May 25Jan41 I00cl38
©^Andrew Snape Hamond'(c) 8June 19May38 25May31 (c) Magis.!. of Wight and Co,
ITon. James Robert Drununond 8 June 9June38 27Dec32 Hants.
©•Edward Bamett* 20June 28June38 1 June26
©^Chas. Geo. Edward Patey''^ 27June 4Nov40 6Dec36 414
Digitized by CjOOQ IC
Captidns^ with the Dates of the several Commissions.
43
lenry Broadhead 27June
lenry Smith {b) do.
le^inald Yorke 30June
^hilip Jufttice 2July
Idward John Carpenter" .... do. Jex Leslie Montgomery .... do.
$' John DuffiU»< do.
ohn Lort Stokes" 4July
*honias Graves 3Aug
lenry Mangles Denham"(d) 17Aug
LFthur Forbes 27Aug
ohn Kains" 9Nov
ft Georje Guy Burton* do.
>hilip George Haymes " do.
^ = ® William Henry Higgs" do. I ' J ohn Saml. Willes Johnson** do.
rt' George Bakei** do.
It ' Henry Layton* do.
r^ »William Hewgill Kitchen* do.
osiah Oake*' do.
^^Robt. Fitzgerald Gambler* do.
Lrthur Darley do.
^^JamesRichard Booth* .. . do. >ir ComwallisRickettB,^^ . . do. ft ' T homas Sparke Thompson'* do.
•Villiam Henry Jervis* do.
larry Edmund Edgell*Ce) . . do. loratio Beauman Young .... do.
ames Hamilton Ward do.
•Id ward St. Leeer Cannon . . do.
ohn MacDoneil*(f) do.
lalph Barton do.
licnard Burridge''(g) do.
i'rederlck Henry Hastings
Glassefh) do.
Charles Gepp Robinson do.
Villiara Louis do.
/cm. Robert Gore*(i) do.
Charles John Bosanquet^(k) do. 'cHirtenay Osbom Hayes .... do.
i> *John Simpson*" do.
George Thomas Gordon^ . . do. /r/it. Edward Plunkett«(l) .. do. ^ * Erasmus Ommanney^ m) . . do. t^ ^ Wm. Fanshawe Glanville** do.
np-Douglas Curry*' do.
a Vim. Knighton Stephens* do. Villiam Willy Chambers* . . do. Jharles Mayson Moncrieff
Wright* do.
lordon Gallic Macdonald do.
5' George Henry Parlby White do. cffery Whcelock Noble»*. ... do. lenry Murray £d?rard Allen* do.
Villiam Maclean do.
ames William Morgan do.
ITilliam Windham Hornby . . do.
^ncis WilliamAusten* 1 iNov41
lydneyHemy Ussher* 23Nov
'leo. Wm. Douglas O'Cal-
Jaghan'' 30Nov
* 472
Com. Lieut. 22Feb.41 30Api27 23Nov41 9Jan22 20Noy33 2Aug26 5Dec24 5Augl3 30Apr27 I0Aug24 28June38 30Aug28 26Mar39 8Sept27 16Aug41 10Jan37 22Feb4l 30Apr27
20Mar35 26Dec22 (d) F.R.S Insp. of steam yessei
27Dec38 IlMar28 accidents.
8Janl4 lJuly07
50ctU 20Feb05
13Marl5 20Novl2
11 Oct 19 7May04
6Feb21 I8Mayl4
17Jan22 7Marl5
10June25 2Nov21
2Mai^ 12May08
28Apr27 2Marl5
210ct27 220ct23
21Nov27 llAugl3
8Dec29 30Decl3
l8Aug31 20Mar23
40ct32 50ct24
16July34 2Mai28
10Jan37 3June28 (e) Magis. for Somersetshire. 30Aug37 8Sept29 28June38 20July22 do. lJuly23
do. 6Sept23 (f) Com. of Isabella the do. 80ct24 Catholic,
do. 10Nov24 (g) Gold Cross, Red. of Greece.
do. 20Feb26 (h) Mag. Co. Devon
do. 30Sept26
do. 30May29
9May39 13June32
10May39 15Aug3i
20Sept39 17Feb35
3July40 HDecll
lAug40 6May29
do. 24Aug34
9Oct40 10Dec35 4Nov40 15Dec27
do. 12June29
do. 30Apr34 80ct41 16Dec29
(i) Consul General of the Re- public of Uruguay.
(k) Com. of the order of Christo.
(1) 1st Class San Fernando, (m) Inspector of Poor Laws,
Ireland, Gold Cross, Red.
of Greece.
23Noy40 21Oct20 23Nov41 I5Dec24
do. do. do. do. do. do. do.
24Ju1y25 110ct26 24Feb29 lOFebSO 2Mar33 9Sept33 30Apr30
10Jan37 12Aug28 llAug41 6June34
Digitized by
44
Captains, with the Dates of the several Commissions.
1847
Com. lieat.
David Peat« 1 Jan 9June21 24Novl7
Charles Wise* 28Feb 23Dec42 24Dec33
Thomas Vernon Watkins* . . . .29Apr 10Jan37 29Marl5
f ^Thomas Ross Sulivan^ do. 25Jime40 25Apr25 hos. Pickering Thompson . .25 June 23Nov41 5June34
WaUace Houstoun 23 July 7May42 3Mar32
George Brown 18Aug 23Mar35 lNovl5
Wm. John Cavendish Clifford^ do. 7Mar^ 7May39
Wm. Louis Sheringham 90ct 28Aug41 29July23
Cospatrick BailUe Hamilton" . . do. 10Feb44 25June40
Thomas Fisher llOct 23Nov41 28Dec33
@^ James Crawford Caffin*^ do. 7Mar42 28June38
©iRobert Tryon" 270ct 23 Nov41 28Aug34
®»William Clark" 23Dec 4Nov40 5Feb2l
Thomas Lewis Gooch do. 7May42 2SApr27
1848
George Anthony Halsted (e) .. IJan 13June27 25Feb24 (e) Secretary of Lloyds.
*Robert Sharpe 31 Jan 24Nov26 13Mar 1 5
Thomas Harvey do. 6Nov40 24Dec29
©'William Loring do. 27Aug41 26Feb36
^'George Enyvett Wilson* . 15Feb 25June40 25Mar24
iSiV William Hoste, iBar/ do. 5Nov43 27June38
f)»John Fulford* IMay 4Nov40 29July31
Ifred Phillips Rydei* 2May 15Jan46 20July4l
Henry Chads' 5June 31 Jan45 14June4I
f^'Wniiam Radcliffe* 12Aug 22July30 16Sepl6
rancis Scott do. 2July41 llFeb35
Charles Edmunds 22Nov 23Noy41 260ct26
John Moore do. 22Nov43 22Sep41
@Uohn Johnstone McCleverty' Dec 23Dec42 1 Nov31
1849
@i John Thomas Talbot*^... IJan 7Sep129 23June27
Adolphus Slade lOJan 23Nov41 27Nov27
William Peel do. 27June46 13May44
gi' Alex. Murray^ 8May 4Nov.40 llJuly29
enry Jas. Matson do. 7July43 8Apr35
®John Hay " (6) 21 Aug 6May41 12Nov29
^^£dmundMoubray Lyons'^ 40ct 9Nov46 llJune41
^iRobert Harris'* I90ct 8June41 21May33
©Edwin Clayton Tennyson
D'Eyncourt»« INov do. 2lFeb;J7
§Thos. Henry Mason*' do. do. 30June37
'James Anderson'* (6) do. 25Feb42 IMai^S
^'Arthur Farquhai^ 27Nov 2Dec44 4Noy^
1850
Robert Kerr IJan 28June38 23Aus28
514
*«* The list of captains to be reduced to 500.
Digitized by
45
RETIRED CAPTAINS,
Undeb Her Majesty's Order in Council op the 10th Aug. 18<I0.
On ffal/-Pay of £l9J 12*. Gd. per annum.
®^Edward Hutchinson' I0Sep40
^iTbomas Roberts^ do.
Georffe Clarke Hurdis do.
Jas. John Chas. Agassiz' do.
@'S)i?<. Ban. DighyLdMid-
dleton* do.
®^-®Jamc8 M'Farland" .... do.
Thos. Maynard (a) 170ct40
9ft Wm. James Hughes" .... lOSep40 ^'^^^©(DPVWimam Coote*' do. 8'®a)<i)Thoma8 Pinto" .... do. Charles ChamberlHjrne Irvine I0Sep40 #'®Wm. Robert Smith" .... I9Sep40 g?' rho6. GoldTidre Muston* . . 10Sep40 Charles Allen" do.
fJ'®Geo.Brown« 28Sep40 ames Robert Dalton 10Sep40
@ '®99 Hen.Nathaniel Rowe'^ do.
Charles Clyde* do.
Hvde John Clarke^ do.
®''®99John Alexander" . . I6Sep40
®' J; James Clephan" 29Oct40
1 hos. Oldacres Hewes* 10Feb42
i«'®*'Si> S. Brown, A7.» . . l8May42
C harles F. Squire 9Aug43
Geo. Treweeke Scobell(b). . 14Aug43
1|;' WiUiam Style^ 7Feb44
i5'CharlesTho8. Thruston". . 1 lMar44
ie=© William Holman» 26Mar44
m^'S)99John Forbes^ (c) do.
Thomas Gallwey*'(d) 27Aug44
^'George Truscott lFeb46
Pred. Wm. Rooke^ 25Mar46
Wimam Pender Roberts (e) 27Mar45
Daniel Roberts 25Jane45
^Joseph Marretf* 20Oct45
John Banks^ 4Nov45
g '©William Buchanan** .... 12Feb46
^•William Case** 16May46
Thomas Evre l4May46
William Shippard" 2Sept46
ft ®Edward Hall** 5Nov46
John Shepherd (a) 20Nov47
John Meade ** do
Da^d Latimer St. Clair~ (f) do. S DSamnel Bradstreet Hore«*2Feb48 #X:harles Leslie Falkiner** . .5Apr48
Eichard Booth Bowden** 14July48
William Henry Herrick*. . . . 17Feb42
m '® Henry Lowcay** 24May49
B'^Wm. Murley llNov49
50
Com. Lieat
I40ct97 30Dec96
23July98 24Dec96
do. 16June95
do. 23Sept95
7May02 10Jan94 18June03 23June94
12Jan05 5July96 (a) Commissioner of Light
25Sept06 24Feb02 Houses.
6May07 6Dec02
9Feb08 20Feb05
24May08 30Aug99
llApr09 14Aug99
do. 4July04
7July09 18June99
7MarlO 18Oct04
aOAprlO 26Nov06
2MaylO 19Mar05
2lOctlO 18Aug94
do. 27Sept97
14Marll 28Feb07
20Aprll 31July01
do. ISOctOO
do. 6Nov01
4Decn 26Nov02
IFebl2 29Mar05 (b) Dep. Lieut and Mag. Co. do. 15Aug06 of Somerset, do. 15Nov06 20FebI2 26Sept97 17Marl2 25DecOO (c) Dep. Lieut. County Berks.
do. 22I)ec07 (d) Consul, Naples. 21Marl2 2SFeb05 do. 15Nov05
do. .5Feb06 (e) Dep. Lieul. County Corn- 16Mdyl2 12July09 wall. 26Mayll> 5Apr99 29Mayl2 25Feb06 18Julyl2 24Dec05 7AugI2 30ct97 25Julyl2
12Augl2 10May94
do. 10June97
25JulvI2 10May99
4NoVl2 19Api03
20Novl2 17ApT02 (f) Dep. Lieut, and Mag. for
13Mayl3 190ct07 Gloucester.
9Julyl3 4JanlO
5Augl3 29Apr02
17Augl3 5Feb06
29()ctl3 7Jan99
do. 29June08
i
Digitized by
46 SERVICES OF CAPTAINS.
(The old Engliab capita] ISl affixed to the aervicea denotes tbat the officer is retired. )
1814
41 Lord Somerville, Lieut, of Phathe at capture of Fr. frigate squadron off MNdagascar, 1811, and capture of Java. Commander of Thame* on the coast of America, and officially reported for ser- vice during the expedition up the PHtuxent river. U
42 Sir E. Lyons, Mid. of j4ctive at passage of the Dardanelles ; and employed on shore at the de- struction of the redoubt on Point Pesqtiies, 1807. Lieut, of Barracouta, and " the foremost in the es- calade" at the storming of Fort Belgica, and cap- ture of the Inland of BandaNcira, in 1810. Lieut. of MhuUn^ and in command of two boats, stormed and gained possession of Fort Marrack, mounting 54 guns, and garrisoned by 180 soldiers and the crewa of two gun-boats, 1811. Served on shore at the capture of Java. Capt of Blonde^ taking M oroa Castle from the Turks in 1828. Gaz. 1810, 11.
43 Sir C. Sulliran, Mid. of CuUoden in the attack on Batavia and Sourabaya, in 1806. Acting Lieut, of Psyche, and served in her boats, cutting out a schooner of 8 guns at Samarang, 1807. Gaz. 1807.
44 Sir John Marshall, Acting Lieut, of CuUoden at the destruction of Dutch shipping in Batavia Roads, 1806. Lieut, of Abnukir in the Walche- ren expedition, 1809 ; and in command of a gun- boat at the defence of Riga, 1812. Passenger in Java, and wounded when that frigate was captured by the U. S. frigate Cotutitution, after a highly honourable defence. Commander of Shmnrock at the siege of Gluckstadt, on which occasion he commanded the bombarding squadron ; he likewise co-operated with the allied Russian and Swedish army at the reduction of Hamburgh and Harbourg, in 1814. Gaz. 1812, 14.
45 E. Saurin, Mid. of Loire at the capture of Fr. corvette Confiance in Muros Harbour, and de- struction of the batteries, &c., 1805 ; and capture of Fr. frigate Libre, 1806. Mate of Emerald at the destruction of jlpropos schooner of war in Vivero harbour, 1808 : and Lieut, of Alcmene, and lost an arm and was otherwise severely wounded in the boats of that ship, in a desperate attack on an enemy's flotilla of 13 sail, near Curzola in the Adriatic, 1812, one of which was captured. Gaz. 1808. B
46 C. Strachey, Mid. of QueenCharlotte in Howe's action, 1794; and when commanding Ja/bM^ sloop, in 1803, in company with /mmortaUt/ and Cruizer, engaged a division of the Fr. flotilla off Cape Blanc Nez, and captured a brig and schooner of war. Commanded Dauntless Praam at Uie defence of Daotsic, 1807. 1&
47 J. E. Wemyas, Acting Lieut of Fir/or, ami bore a part in a fight with the Malays, 18<)7. While commanding Py lades y assisted «t the <raptiir« of a convoy at Port D*Anzo, 1813, and reductioo of Genoa, 1814. Gaz. 1808,14.
48 A. Adderley, Lieut, of Superb at St.Domingo.1
50 Sir R. O'Connor, superintended the Naval Yards on tlie Canadian Lakes during the war, and was officially mentioned for hia services at tbe capture of Oswego in 1814. Ga%. 1814. U
51 F. E. Loch, Mid. of Queen Charlotte when that ship was burnt off Leghorn, 1800; and of Minotaur during the operations on the coast of Italy and Genoa ; and served in a boat co-operating with the army in Abonkir bay, 1801, and on Lake Meriotis. Mid. of Chiffonne in action with a larite flotilla, under the batteries of Fecamp, 1805. Lieut, of Diadem^ and commanded a detachmeat of seamen at the capture of Monte Video ; and also in the expedition to Buenos Ayres, 1806. Acting Com- mander of Sparrow f actively emuloyed at imme- diately subsequent to the sief^ and surrender of St. Sebastian ; and in command of same vessel at the mouth of the fiidassoa, and during the naval de- monstration and co-operation at Socoa. In 1814* sustained a partial action with Fr. friratea, Sultane and Etoile, which were afterwards taken by Hehrus and Nannibal, Commanded Kdt^ in the expedition against the pirates at Ras al Khyuia in the Persian Gulf.
52 T. B. Sullivan, Lieut, of Kite in the ezpedi- tion to Ostend, and attack on Granville, 1803. Senior Lieut, of yJnson at capture of Sp. frigate Pomona, and in the action with Fr. 80 gun skip Foudrovant, 1806 In the same ship at the cap- ture of Cura^oa, 1807. Commander of Weser, and in charge of a division of boats at the destruction of Barney's flotiUa in the Patuxenti and served on shore with the naval brigade at Baltimore and New Orleans. Gaz. 1806, 14, 14. la
53 D. Scott, Mid. of Ocolan bri^, and served on shore at the reduction of St. Domingo, 1793 ; and wounded in the expedition to 'fiberoon, 1794 Acting Lieut, of Endymiun when she engaged tin Dutch ship of the line Brutus^ 1797 ; and Lietit of Bellerophtm^ and slightly wounded at Trafalirar Acting flag Lieut, doingdutv in Venerable and Palla until tne surrender of Flusnim^; and senior of Si Domingo for the remainder ofthe Walcheren ezpe dition. Served in North America till the end o the war. 1&
54 E. Collier, Lieut, of jirrogant^ and served ii an expedition against the pirates in the East lndie> of St, Fwrenzo at the capture of Psychcy 1805
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ajul of Thames at tbe capture of a coDvuy at Aman- tbca, 1810. Actively employed on tlie Lnkes of Canada. Commanded Castnr m the various services on the coast of Syria, including the bombardment of St. Jean D'Acre, duriof? the occupation of which place he was severely wounded, in 1840. Gaz. 1805, 10.
1815
1 N. L. Pateshall, Mid. of Indefatigable at cap- tore of Fr. friffates Utdt^ and Vtrtfime ; and at de- struction of Fr. 74 Iran ship DrUu de L* Homme, 17«J7. a
3 R. Money, commanded TVave on the Ame- rican station, and repeatedly otficially noticed for service, particularly at the capture of Waaliinir- ton, and destmction of BameY's flotilla in the Pstnzent. Sererely wounded while commanding a division of seamen on the banks of the Mississippi, in 1815. Gaz. 1814, 14, 15. 1&
4 J. Sheridan, Senior Lieut, of Merlin, In her several skirmishes witb the enemy's flotillas and batteries near Havre, 1803. Lieut, of BelUrophon, and served in her boats at destruction of a Russian battery in 1809, and in the attack on the Russtian flotilla near Percola Point, on the coast of Finland. Commanded TVrror bomb, and was freouently en- gaged with tbe batteries near Baltimore, st. Mary's, &c Gaz. 1809, 09. 1&
5 Sir H. L. Baker, Acting Senior Lieut, of Re- nard at the capture of Fr. privateer General Ernou/t and Senior o( Mediator storming the bat- teries at Sumana, in 1807. Commanded a gun- b.)at at the siege of Flushing, 1809 ; and rendered important service at the defence of Anholt, 1811. Commanded Fairy in the operations in the Potomac and ascent to Alexandria, in 1814. Gaz. 1811, 14. B
6 G. W. H. D'Aeth (formerly Hughes), Mid. of ^methyMt at capture of Fr. 16 gun privateer AceHturier, 1799; of Fr. corvette Vaillante, 1800; and of Fr. frigate Dedaigneute, Sp. privateer, a&d Fr. corvette, 1801 ; and Mate of BeUerophon at Trafalgar. Acting Commander of Swallow at defence of Messina, 1810; and commanded the divisbn of mortar boats in three attacks uptm the enemy's flotilla at Scylla and Reggio. Aci- iiMT Commander of Termagant at the blockade or Barcelona, 1811; and Commander of Bu- cephabu troop-ship, and served on shore in the ezpedition to New Orleans, 1814. 1&
7 R. Ramsay, Mid. of Betlerophon in Howe's action ; and wounded in the boats of Queen at St. Domingo, 1797. Lieut, of Albacore, and captured inhet boats a privateer at the island of Cuba, in 1'!^; and when commanding Regulus on the coast of America, bore a part in the operations against Washington, Baltimote, destruction of Barney's flotilla in the Patnzent, &c. &c. Gaz. 1814, 14. li
8 J. C. G. Roberts, Lieut, of Pomp^e at tbe de- fence of Gaieta ; reduction of Capri ; attack on fort Licosa; passage of Dardanelles, and at Copenha- gen, 1807. Senior of Shearwater, in her escape troQi Fr. fleet off Toulon, 1810. Lieut of Centaur St tbe siege of Tarragona ; and commanded a divi' i»ion of gun-boats at the defence of Cadiz. Com- mander of Merope, on the coast of Catalonia ; and
of Pyladet, and wounded in her bouts rccapturiiig an £asi Indiaman in the Bay of Fundy, in 1814. "ii
9 D. Price, Mid. of Ardent at Copenhagen, 1801 ; and signal Mid. of Centaur at rapture of four Fr. frigates, 1806 ; and in boats of that ship at Inim- bardment of Copenhagen, 1807. In a boat of CWi- laur, and slightly wounded ( Lieut. killed), in rutting out despatch boat under Mocn island ; and in that ship at capture and destruction of Russian 74 gun ship Sewolod, 1808. Lieut, of Ardent, 1809 ; and twice prisoner to the Danes when protecting con- voys in the Great Belt. Lieut, of Hawk at de- struction of Fr. frigate Atnazone, and capture and destruction of a Fr. convoy and three armed brigs off Marcose, and in command of the boats brought off the Fr. national 10 gun brig Heron, and three transports in the face ofa heavy tire from the shore. In gig of same ship captured French schooner ^iroM- dellct and severely wounded in attacking Fr. convoy off Barfleur, 1811. Senior Lieut. oiSan Josef in the . action off Toulon, 1813. Commander of Volcano bomb in the ezjiedition to Baltimore, and bombard- ment of Fort M' Henry; and of Fort Plaquemaine on the Mississippi; and engaged Am. privateer Saucy Jack. Severely wounded in a night attack at New Orleans. In the boats at attack up(m Fort Bowyer; commanded a division of boats m Mobile bay, at capture of transports, &c.; and bore the flag of truce announcing the peace. Has been oflicialTy mentioned on eight occasions; and Gaz. 1811. 14, 15.
10 A. Tisdall, Mid. of Northumberland at St. Domingo. Lieut, of Sultan, and served in her boats, cutting out several vessels near Genoa, and at the destruction of two ships of the line off Cette. Senior Lieut, of the Flag ship in the Imtteries at the taking of Batavia, and severely wounded while acting as Aide-de Camp to General Gillespie at the storming of Djojocarta in the island of Java. H
1 1 Duke of Northumberland, Mid. of Hydra, and commanded a gun-boat in co-operation with the patriote on the coast of Andalusiji, 1810. Acting Capt. of Caledonia in the partial action with the French fleet off Toulon ; and taking of Genoa, in 1814.
12 W. S. Lovell, Mid. of Neptune at Trafalgar ; and Lieut, of Melpomene at the siege of Gaieta, an.l wounded in her boats, 1806. Commander of Brune on the coast of Catalonia, 1812; and in 1813 and 14, on the coasts of America, where he served in the expeditions against Washington, ca))- ture of Barney's flotilla in the Patuxent, attack on Baltimore, and other services. Gaz. 18)3, 14. JSi
13 J. Toup Nicolas, Lieut, of Malta in Calder'a action. Flag Lieut, to Admiral Martin at capture of Ischia and Procida, and on other occasiotis Commander of Pilot in the Mediterranean from 1809 to 1815, constantly engaged with the enemv's batteries, flotillas, ana convoys ; and in the same brig, brought to aciitm the Fr. frigate Ligire of 28 guns and z50 uien, which, after more than an boui 's close action, made sail and escaped. Gaz. 1810. 11. 12,12.
15 C. Warde, Mid. of Northumberland at the blockade of MalU, capture of G^n^reux, and expe- dition to Egypt. Lieut, of Belleitle taking the Danish West India Islands ; and rendered important service in soundirg round the mole and town, and in making a plan of the sea defences while corn-
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manding B^nierer on tlie coast of Algiers preFioas to iU bombardmeDt, in 1816. JSi,
16 W. Ffarinflfton , Mid. of A^lon, in Bridport's action 1795; and served in the India fleet which beat off the squadron of Linois, 1804. Commander, and servinff as a Volunteer in the Wnlcheren expe- dition, 1809. Commanded Ciio from 1810 to 15. IR
18 J. Rattray, Mid. of Cowageux in the expedi- tion to Ferrol ; of Venerable in the action in Alge- siraa Bay, and in the Straits, 1801 ; of Cfmraf^tux at capture of St Lucia ; and Mate of Britanuia at Trafalgar. Lieut, of Bulwark detached in a bomb vessel at the defence of Matagorda, 1809; and in command of a gun-boat at the defence of Cadiz, andTariffa, from 1810 to 12. While commanding Contest, in her boats and those of Mohawk^ cap- tured U. S. schooner of war Ajtpt in the Chesa- peidce, in 1813. Gaz. 1811, 13. Ji,
19 W. W. Henderson, Mid. of BelMtle at Tra- falgar. Lieut, of Niobe, at capture of Fr. cor- vette Nearfue in the presence of three fiigates. While serving on shore in co-operation with Portu- guese army at Oporto was taken prisoner when that place was carried by assault by the army of Marshal Soult. Lieut, of Active, in the Adriatic, and commanded her boats at the capture of a convoy at Grao; and Senior of the same frigate in the action off Lissa in 1811 ; and commanded her boats at the capture of several ffun-vessels and 21 sail of convoy at Ragosniza in the same year. Com- mander of Dasher at Guadalonpe, in 1815; and Capt of Edinburgh daring the operations on the coast of Syria, and bombardment of St. Jean D'Acre, in 1840. Gaz. 1811, 11.
20 Sir J. Hill, Senior Lieut, of Minotaur at the Nile.
21 J. Carter, Mid of Penelope at the blockade of Malta, and capture of Gmilaume Tell, 1800. Lieut, of Leviathan at Tirafalgar.
1816
1 H . Meynell, commanded boats of 7^ht'ban at the capture of a brig aground, under CLe batteries of Dieppe, in 1811. Gaz. 1811.
2 A. P. Hamilton, Senior Lieut, of Caledoma, and commanded her boats, with those of Valiant and Armide, at the capture of two Fr. brigs and destruc- tion of the third, and of a battery on Point du Ch6, in Basque roads, 1810. Gaz. 1810. U
3 D. Lawrence, Mid. of Cvnihia in the expeditions to Holland, Quiberon, FerroT,and Egypt. Lieut, of Henreus brig, and serving in her M>ats in an at- tack upon seven Fr. vessels under the protection of battenes in Baye Mahaut. when Capt. Coombe was killed and himself severdy woundea, 1808. Com- manded Alceste in the expedition to New Orleans. IR
4 G. Bentham, Mid. of Hero in Calder's action, and the action off Ferrol, 1805. Lieut, of Bellerophon, and serving in her boats at the attack upon Russian vessels and batteries, 1809. Acting Commander of Briseus at capture of Fr. privateer Sans Souci of equal force, 1810; and Commander of Heron at Algiers. Gaz. 1809, 10. la
5 A. Fanshawe, Mid. of Prince of Wales at Co- penhagen, 1807; of /ii/fedrt&fe at toe destruction of Russian 74 Sewolod, 1808 ; and of Seipion at the reduction of Java, 1811. Lieut, of Endymion, and served in her boats at the capture of Am. privateer ilfpr^r; at the destruction of 27 sail of vessels in the Connecticut river ; at attack on Am. privateer NeufcAalel, 1814 ; and at capture of U.S. frigate President, in 1815. Flag Captain in Princess Charlotte in all the operations on tne coa^t of Syria and bombardment of St. Jean D'Acre, 1840.
1817
1 T. Renwick, Mid. of Brunswick in Howe*s action ; and Lieut, of St, Ftorenzo at tlie capture of Fr. frigates Resistance and Constance, 1797, and of same ship in compsny with Amelia at the defeat of three French frigates near Belleisle in 1798. While commanding Combatant and Mercurhu was actively employed in the North Seas and Baltic, and received the thanks of the Com.-in-Chief for important services. Gaz. 1797. HL
2 H. Higman, present in Bridport's action, 1795; and Mate of TVhtmph at Camperdown. Lieut, of Arethusa in action with Sp. frigate Pomona and a flotilla of ffun-boatsoff the Havannah, 1806 ; and Senior of tnat ship at the capture of Cura^oa in 1807. Gaz. 1806. li.
3 G. Hewson, Mid. of St. George at Toulon ; and reduction of Corsica; and of Britannia in Uothiim's actions, 1795. Lieut of Inconstant at colore of Fr. frigate Vnit^i and of Boadicea, and assisted in her boats at destruction of a convoy in the Passage du Raz, and was officially noticed for cutting' out a lugger of 6 guns from under the batteries of St. Autthew. Commanded a division of boats, cutting out from Corunoa the Sp. 20 gun ship JVcptune, and Lieut of Dreadnought at Trafalgar ; and of Superb at Copenhagen. Commander of Fieche at Walcheren. 1&
5 J. M. Ferguson, Lieut, of Bedwing, serring in boats of that sloop, particularly in boarding a ship at Jovosa on the coast of Valentia, 1807 ; and at the capture and destruction of a convoy off Cape Trafalgar. Commander of Pandora, ana captured, 1808, Fr. 16 gun cutter privateer Chasseur, Wrecked on the Scaw. 1811. Gaz. 1808. 1&
7 J. Gourly, Mid. of Belle Poule in the action on Dogger Banlc, 1781; and of Victory at Toolon. Lieut commanding Vigilant at the reduction of Corsica ; and Thunder at the bombardment of Cadiz under Nelson, 1797. ISl
8 A. Baldwin, Senior Lieut of Implacable at the capture and destruction of Russian 74 gun ship Sewolod in the Baltic, 1808. Commander of Flfy at the capture of convoy and armed venels in the harbour of Corigeou, 1815. JBi
9 H. C. Deacon, Mid. of Amazon at capture of Marengo and Belle Poule, 1806. Acting Ldeut in command of Olympia cutter, in the expedition against Buenos Ayres, and captured a French letter of marque. Lieut of N&dide^ at the capture of two batteries on the Isle de Bourbon, and redaction of
I that island, 1809 ; severely wounded at the taking
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Jacoldy 1810 £ md again in several places " r NMide in Port Sud Est wlien captured in \ year. Oaz. 1810. B
10 H. Stewart, Mid. of Imperieute, and served in her boaU at the attack on Arca&son, 1807 ; at destruction of batteries, telegraphs, &r., on the soatbem coast of France \ and in command of the amied zebeck Jutie^ assisted in catting oat ves- lels from under the batteries of PortVendres. Served in the same ship at the siege of Flushing ; where, bf his soggestion, shells were fired from the main- deck ffnns, by which Fort Temense was blown up, sad the firigate rescued from a critical situation. Served on shore at the defence of Rosas. Capt. of Ben&cw, 1839, 40, five times employed on de- tsched service ; and in particular bombarded Tri- poli, attacked Tortosa, and obtained possession of Lhatakiah for the Snltan; also, took part at the bombardment of St. Jean D'Acre. Gaz. 1807, 08,
U £. Barnard, Mid. of Achiile at Trafalgar. B
12 J. Wallis, Senior Lieut of yineejo brig, when captured, after a highly honourable '.defence, by a flotilla at the entrance of the Morbihan. lEL
1818
I W. B. Dashwood, Mid. ofD^Jlance, at Copen- hagen, 1801. Lieut, of CuUoden at destruction of two line of battle ships and the fortifications of Gressie, 1807 ; and commanded a Sp. Mortar boat diiring the defence of Cadiz. Senior Lieut, of AcUve^ and lost an arm at capture of Pr. frigate Pomone^ in 1811. Commander of Snap brig, and in 1813 en- caged off St. Valery five Fr. luggers, one of which T Che IMm of 1 6 guns and 69 men ) ne captured. Com - oi J*nnmetketu at Algiers. Gaz. 1811, 13. la
2 J. Cookesky , Lieut, of TVutty in the ezped ition to Egypt in 1801 , and of Zebra bomb at the bombard- ment of Havre in 1804. Commanded Gibraltar fire-ship at the attack upon the Fr. fleet in Aix Roads, which was effSectively used on that occasion.lR
3 C. G. R. PhiOott, Mid. of Ibtby at capture of the Cape, 1795. Lieut, of Ampkion at capture of Sp. treasmne frigates in 1804. Frequently officially noticed for his services in command of the boats of that frigate in the Adriatic, particularly for storm - tag the fori of Cortellazzo and capturing six gun- ▼eaaela and convoy under its protection in 1809. Cjmmander of Prhmroae^ and wounded in the river St. Mary's in America, in 1815. Gaz. 1809, 09,
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4 W. Wolrige, Senior Lieut of Volage, in the off Lisaa, 181 1. Gaz. 181 1. ISl
5 5$ir John Ross, Mid. of Wta»Uj and wounded when serving with the army in the Tezel expedition, 1799, and severely wounded in destroying a veasel aader a battery near Cape Frehel, when his boat was sank by a shot, in a boat of same brig blew w tbe wr«eck otJaton, stranded near St. Malo. Lsent. eommandinff Carteret, and wounded in de- stroying a Fr jnin orig of superior force in the bay of IXIcette, ISfe. Senior Lieut, of Surinam, and dbngcronsly wounded in four places in defending a ■rise from the attacks of two gun-boats under the batteries of Bilboa, 1806. Lieut, of Rc/ory, and in
a boat of that ship captured a Danish privateer : and in command of BrUtii, cut a vessel out of CIsinore roads, snd performed other important serrices in the Baltic, 1812-15, including many use- ful survesrs. Has commanded two Polar expedi- tions, one private, and has published numerous valuable professiona] works. Uaz. 1812.
6 Sir J. Stirling, Mid. of Glory in Calder's action, and of Diadem at the siege of Monte Video. Com- manded Bra»en on the coast of America.
8 Lord J. Haj, lost an arm while Mid. of Seahone^ when serving in her boats cutting out enemy's vessels off Cette, 1807. CommcKlore in com- mand of a small squadron and a battalion of marines on the north coast of Si>ain during the dvil war, and frequently engaged with Carlist forces, 1836, 7.
9 C. R. Moorsom, Mate of Revenge^ and Lieat. of St. Mbaiit at tbe defence of Cadiz, 1811, 12; and commanded Fury bomb at Algiers.
10 Earl of Egmont, Mid. of Orinn at Trafalgar ; and served in boaU of Tigre in Rosas Bay, 1809. Lieut, of Tenedos and commanded her boats in an expedition up the Penobscot, 1814. Commander of Infernal bomb at Algiers. Gaz. 1809, 14.
11 Hon. «l. Gordon, Lieut, of Seahor*e in the operations in the Potomac and capture of Alexandria, in 1814. Gaz. 1814. la
1819
1 W. Popham, commanded Hecla bomb at Algiers. TBi
2 J. Hay, Mid. of Dejiance at Trafalgar. Senior Lieut, of Amaranthey and commanded her boats at tbe destruction of Fr. corvette Cygne off Martinique . in 1808 : and served at the reduction of that island in 1809. Gaz. 1808. 1&
3 Sir C. T. Jones, Mid. of Leviathan at Toulon, in 1793; and wounded in Howe's action, 1794. Was in Sant Pareilin Bridport's action, 1795. 1&
6 R. R. Carr^, Mid. of Feteran at Copenhagen, 1801 ; Lieut, of Ort'oa at the same place, 1807 ; and at Walcheren. Commanded aritomart at Algiers. 1&
7 Sir G. A. Westpbal,Mid.of Fic/oryatTrafalgar and wounded, and again wounded in defending a merchant ship against tbe Fr. 20 gun ship Alert, Senior Lieut, of Belleiste, at the capture of Martini- que ; commanded a sub-division of gun-boats in the attack on Flushinj^, 1809; and of Implacable at the defence of Cadiz, 1810, where his services were officislly mentioned. As acting commander of Columbine captured and destroy^ two privateers. Senior Lieut, of Marlborough, on the coast of America, and in 1813 commanded the boats of the squadron at the bummg of French Town ; and under Capt. Lawrence at the destruction of a battery and cannon foundry at the entrance of the Susque- hanna, when he was wounded. Commanded the advance dirision of boats at the landinff on Ocra- croke Island, and capture of AnacoMf/a 18 gun brig, and a schooner of 10 guns. Commander of Ana"
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comla in the expedition against New Orleans, 1814, and employed on shore with his ship's company in the Naval Brigade. Gaz. 1805, 09, 10, 11, 13 (three ti!ne8),18I5.
8 P. W. P. Wallis. Mid. of Cfenpatra when cap- tured by Fr. frigate VilU de Milan, after a long ac- tion, 1805. Lieut, of Curieux, and cut ont a ressel in St. Ann's bay, Guadaloupe, and subsequently wrecked in the Curieux on the enemy's coast. Lieut, of Gloire at the destruction of Fr. frigates and battery at An^e la Bar(|ue, Guadaloupe : and also at the surrender of the island. Second Lieut, of Shannon at the capture of U. S. frigate Chesa- peake, 1813, and succeeded to the charge of the ship, the first lieut. being killed and captain dangerously wounded. Gaz. 1813.
9 HughPatton,Mid.ofl{e/i:»-o;;AonatTrafa]gar.ia
10 Sir H. Shiffher, Lieut, of Owen Glendower at captture of the Island of Anholt, 1809. 1&
11 H. Forbes, Mid. of Phoshe at Trafalgar, and severely wounded in her boats in an attack on a French brig of war off Genoa, 1805. Acting Lieut, of Donegal at St. Domingo, 1806; and Lieut, of same ship at destruction of Fr. frigate souadron at Sable.s D Olonne ; and attack upon Fr. neet in Aix Roads, 1809. 1&
12 W. Walpole, Mid. of Coloina at Trafalirar ; of Ajas when burnt ; of Entlymion forcing the Dar- danelles ; and severely and dangerously wounded while Lieut of Imperieuse at the capture of a con- voy and battery on the coast of Italy, in 1812. Commander of Curlew employed in the expedi- tion against the pirates at nas al Khyma in the Persian Gulf*
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1 J. W. Montagu, Lieut, of Cerberus, serving in her boaU in the Mediterranean at the attack on a convoy pioteeted by several gun-boats and troops near Corfu, in 1813. Gaz. three times in* 1813. lEl
3 Hon. G. P. Campbell, Mid. of Namur in Strachan's action . 1805, and ot Seahorse 9X cxplwre of Badere Taffer, 1808. Lieut of Belvidera in action with and escape from Commodore Rodgers* squa- dron, in 1812. la
4 D. H. O'Brien, Mid. of Overyssel, and com- manded a flat-bottomed boat at the expedition to the Helder in 1799. Made prisoner when wrecked in Hussar, and after five years' imprisonment suc- ceeded in a third attempt to escape. Lieut of Wttrrim' at the taking or Zante, Cephalonia, &c. ; and oiAmphion at capture of the garrison and convoy at Grao ; and in the action off Lissa. Senior of JJacchante, in many boat actions in the Adriatic, particularly in 1812, when he cut ont seven vessels and a convoy protected by several gun- vessels on the coast of Apulia; and in 1813 commanded a division of boats at the capture of a flotilla of five
:un brigs on the coast of Cahibria. Gaz. 1810, i2, 2, 13.
5 W. B. Bigland, Mid. of Theseus at capture of three Fr. frigates off Cape Francois, 1803; and served on shore at the attack on Cura^a, 1804. Lieut, of Pompie at the reduction of Martuique ; and oi Belle-
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isle in the operations against Flusbinc- when be acted as aide- de-camp to Sir G. Cockbum . Lieut, of Impla- cable at the defence of Cadiz, 1810-11 ; and Flair Lieut, in Sceptre and Afarlborou/ch, and served in ail the important operations in the Chesapeake and coasts of America, including the capture or Hampton, and boarding the Anaconda at Ocracroke. Gaz. 1809. T3l
6 J. C. Carpenter, Lieut, of Caledonia, and com- manded a fire vessel in the attack upon Fr. fleet in Aix Roads, 1809. B
8 E. Lloyd, Mid. o( Dictator, serving in the flotilla and on shore at Egypt 1801, when he was severely bruised: of Leda, and wounded when in com- mand of a boat in an attack upon a Fr. mortar vessel, moored near a battery at Boulogne, 1804 ; and in 1805, assisted at the capture of seven {run-scfanyts ; and conducted and firea a catamaran in the attack upon Bologne flotilla. Mid. of the same ship at the reduction of the Cape, where he served on shore with the army. Lieut, of Raisonable, and com- manded a division of seamen and marines (Royal Blues) at the capture of Monte Video, and attack upon Buenos Ayres; and served till the final evacu- ation, 1807. Lieut, of the same ship serving on shore at the capture of St. Paul's, Isle of Rouroon, and aj^ain wounded ; and of Boadicea, at the reduction of Bourbon and Isle of France, where be was attached to the naval brigade. Served as a Volunteer with the army at the capture of Java. C<immander of Raven in the Gulf of Paria, and rendered important serviceb, 1814, 15. Gaz. 1809, 10, 10.
9 J. Gedge, commanded Locust gun-brig at the capture of Marengo and Belle Pouie, 1806 ; and made Commander for an attack on the enemy's flotilla off Calais in 1811. Gaz. 1811. JSi
10 B. M . Kellv, Mid. of Gibraltar in the expedi- tion to Ferrol ana Kgypt, and in the attack on the French works on tnc Island of Elba. Lieut of Adamant when she captured a Sp. frigate privateer of 48 guns in 1806 ; and of Dofdalus at the capture of the Island of Samana and two privaieerh-, the crews of which were subseouently taken by a de- tachment under his command.
11 A. L. Corry , Mid. of Diadem at the capture of the Cape and attack on Buenos Ayres ; and of Lcda at Copenhagen in 1807.
12 Sir E. W. Parry, Mid. of Vanguard, in the Baltic engaged with Danish gun-boats, 1808, 09. Lieut of Hague, and in 1814 served in the boats at capture of three Am. privateers, and destruction of naval stores at Pettipagne Point.^ Lieut. Coni> msaiA^T of Alexander, sluA accompanied Capt. Ross in 1818, in an expedition to the Arctic regions. In 1819, commanded an expedition which cross^^d the meridian of 1 \Q^ Wei«t long., in 74^ 44' N. lat., and returned 1820. In same year fitted ont a second expedition, consisti/ig of Herla and Furtf^ which sailed 1821 and returned 1823. Commanded a thiril expedition in 1824-5; and in 1826, commanded a land expedition, whicn reached 82^ 45' N.lat.
13 H. W. Bruce, Mid. of Euryalus at Trafalgar ; and of Endffmion at the passage of the Dardanetles>. Lieut, of Belvidaa, and assisted at capture, in the boats of that ship and Nemesis, of two Danish schooners on the coast of Norway; and was slightly wounded in the action with and rotrcuf. from the squadron under Commodore Rodgers, on
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