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| | Naval history of Great Britain
by
William James |
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APPENDIX No 5 |
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See page 141
A list of ships and vessels late belonging to the British navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1811.
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Name. |
Commander |
How, when, and where lost |
| Gun-frig |
| 38 |
Z |
Guerrière |
Jas. Richard Dacres |
Captured August 19, by the American 44-gun frigate Constitution, lat. 41° north, long. 55° west. |
| Java |
Henry Lambert |
Captured, December 29, by the same frigate off St.-Salvador. |
| Laurel |
S. Campbell Rowley |
Wrecked, January 31 on the Govivas rock, in the Teigneuse passage : crew saved, except 96 made prisoners. |
| Macedonian |
John Surman Cardan |
Captured, October 25, by the American 44-gun frigate United-States, lat. 290° north, long. 290° 30' west. |
| 36 |
C |
Manilla |
John Joyce |
Wrecked, January 28, on the Haak sand, Texel: crew except twelve, saved, but made prisoners. |
| 28 |
I |
Barbadoes |
Thomas Huskisson |
Wrecked, September 28, on the north-west bar of Sable island: crew, except one, saved. |
| G.sh.-slp. |
| 16 |
V |
Alert |
T. L. P. Langharne |
Captured, August 13, by the American 32-grin frigate Essex, off the coast of North America. |
| Avenger |
Urry Johnson |
Wrecked, October 8, going into Newfoundland: crew saved. |
| Gun_bg.-slp. |
| 18 |
Y |
Belette |
David Sloane |
Wrecked, November 24, on the rocks, off the island of Lessee in the Kattegat: crew, except five, perished. |
| Emulous |
W. Howe Mulcaster |
Wrecked, August 3 on Sable island: crew saved. |
| Frolic |
Thomas Whinyates |
Captured, October 18, by the American ship-sloop Wasp, lat. 360° north, long 64° west, but recaptured same day by Poictiers 74. |
Gun-b.-slp. |
| 16 |
a |
Fly |
Henry Higman |
Wrecked, February 29, on the Knobber reef, on the east point of the island of Anholt crew saved. |
| Magnet |
F. Moore Maurice |
Foundered, as is supposed, on her passage to Halifax. |
| Skylark |
James Boxer |
Wrecked, May 3, near Boulogne : crew saved. |
| F. S. |
e |
Ephera Thomas |
Thomas Everard |
Wrecked, December 26 (181l), near Cadiz : crew saved. |
| Gun-brig |
| 12 |
g |
Attack |
R. W. Simmonds |
Captured, August 19, by a squadron of 14 Danish gun-boats, off Foreness. |
| Encounter |
Jas. Hugh Talbot. |
Wrecked, July 11, in an attempt to cut out some vessels at San-Lucar, coast of Spain. |
| Exertion |
James Murray |
Wrecked, July 8, in the river Elbe, and afterwards destroyed by the boats of that ship. |
| Plumper |
James Bray |
Wrecked December 5, in the bay of Fundy : crew part saved. |
| Sentinel |
W. Elletson King |
Wrecked, October 10 on the shoals off the island of Rugen : crew saved. |
| Gun-cut. |
| 10 |
l |
Alban |
W. Sturg. Key |
Wrecked, December 18, near Aldborough : crew, except two, perished. |
| Laura |
C. Newton Hunter |
Captured, September 8, by the Diligent, French privateer, coast of North America. |
| Nimble |
John Reynolds |
Foundered, November 6, in a gale in the Kattegat: crew saved. |
| 4 |
o |
Chubb |
Samuel Nisbett |
Foundered, August 14, near Halifax : crew perished. |
| Porgey |
(name unknown) |
Foundered, date unknown, in the West Indies. |
| Whiting |
Lewis Maxey |
Captured, August 22, by the Diligent French privateer, coast of North America. |
ABSTRACT
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Lost through the enemy |
Lost through accident |
Total |
| Capt. |
Dest. |
Wrecked |
Foundered |
Burnt |
| Ships of the line |
... |
... |
... |
... |
... |
... |
| Ships under the line |
8 |
... |
14 |
4 |
... |
26 |
| Total . . |
8 |
... |
14 |
4 |
... |
26 |
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