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NAVAL HISTORY
 
APPENDIX
 

No. 31. See p. 297

A list of ships of the line and frigates late belonging to the British navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1804

Gun          

  Ship Commander How, when, and where lost.

74

(O)

Magnificent

William Henry Jervis

Wrecked, March 25, near the Pierres Noires, in the environs of Brest: crew saved, but 86 made prisoners.

Venerable

John Hunter

Wrecked, November 24, on sunken rocks in Torbay : crew saved.

64

(P)

York Henry Mitford

Foundered, as is supposed, in January, in the North Sea crew perished.

50

(T)

Romney

Hon. John Colville

Wrecked, November 19, on the Haaks, near the Texel : crew saved.

Gun-frig.

       

38

(Z)

Creole

Austen Bissell

Foundered, January 2, on passage from Jamaica : crew saved.

(A)

Hussar

Philip Wilkinson

Wrecked, February, on the Saintes, in the bay of Biscay : crew saved.

36

( C)

Apollo

J.W. Taylor Dixon

Wrecked, April 1, on the coast of Portugal : captain and many of the crew perished.

Gun-ship-Sloop

     

14

(X)

Lilly

William Compton

Captured, July 14, by the Dame-Ambert fr. privateer, off the Coast of Georgia.

Gun-brig-Sloop

     

18

(Y)

Raven

Spelman Swaine

Wrecked, July 6, on the coast of Sicily, Mediterranean crew saved.

16

(a)

Vincejo

James Wesley Wright

Captured, May 20, in a calm, by a flotilla of fr. gun-boats, in Quiberon-bay.

14

(b)

Drake

William Ferris

Wrecked, September, on a shoal off the island of Nevis crew saved

Weazle

William Layman

Wrecked, March 1, on Cabareta point, Gibraltar-bay crew, except one man, saved

Wolverine

Henry Gordon

Captured, March 24, by a French privateer, on passage to Newfoundland

bb

(d)

Tartarus

Thomas Withers

Wrecked, December 20, on Margate sands : crew saved

Gun-brig

       
12 (g)

Conflict

Charles C Ormsby

Wrecked, October 24, in chase of the enemy, near Nieuport (sic) Isle of Wight: crew saved

Fearless

George Williams

Wrecked, February, off Redding-point, Cawsand-bay crew saved

Mallard Thomas Read

Captured, December 25, after running on shore near Calais: crew saved, but made prisoners.

Sterling

George Skottowe

Wrecked, December 18, near Calais : crew saved.

10

(h)

Cerbère

Joseph Patey

Wrecked, February 19 the Berry-head: crew

Gun schooner        

6

(n)

Morne-Fortunée

John L Dale

Wrecked, in December, on Crooked Island, West Indies : crew saved

Demerara

Thomas Dutton

Captured, July 14, by the French privateer Grand-Décidé, West Indies

TS

(q)

Severn

Prince of Bouillon

Wrecked, December 21, in Grouville-bay, Jersey: crew saved.

SS

(r)

Hindostan

John Le Gros

Burnt, April 2, having caught fire in the hold, Mediterranean : crew, except five men, saved

RS

(a)

De-Ruyter

J. Beckett

Wrecked, September 3, in the hurricane at Antigua crew saved

ABSTRACT

 

 

Lost through the enemy

Lost through Accident

 
 

Captured

Destroyed

Wrecked

Foundered

Burnt

Total

Ships of the line

   

2

I

3

Ships under the line

5

 

14

1

1

21

Total

5

 

16

2

1

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