CYGNET, R. Russel (1), 18, B. 1804: lost off Courantyn river. Crew saved.

1816.

PHOENIX, C. J. Austen, 36, B. 1783: driven on shore in a hurricane, in the Bay of Chisme, near Smyrna, February 20. Crew saved.

SECTION IX.

COMMANDING OFFICERS, WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE OF GREAT BRITAIN

DURING THE WAR.

b. signifies blown up-d. drowned-k. killed.

FRENCH, DUTCH, SPANISH, DANISH, AND AMERICAN, TAKEN OR DESTROYED BY THE BRITISH DURING THE WAR.

The name and strength of the vessel taken precede the mark-: the subsequent particulars describe the ship which made the capture-g. signifies guns, s. swivels, and m. men.

1. FRENCH PRIVATEERS, TAKEN OR DESTROYED.

1793.

Le Patriote, 24 m.-Childers, sloop, 8, R. Barlow, near Gravelines,
February 15.

L'Elizabeth-Iphigenia, 32, P. Sinclair, in the Channel, Feb. 16.
L'Entreprenant-Juno, 32, S. Hood, in the Channel, Feb. 17.
Le Sans Peur-Alligator, 28, W. Affleck, North Sea, February.
Le Prend Tout-Alligator, Feb. 21.

La Jeune Marie, 2 g. 4 s. 39 m.-Ferret, sloop, 12, W. Nowell,
North Sea, February 21

Le

Le Jean Bart, & g. 4 s. 37 m.-Ferret, sloop, February 21.
Le Custine, 8 s. 24 m.-Savage, sloop, 16, A. Fraser, N. S. Feb. 24.
Name unknown, sch. 4 g. 10 s. 60 m.-Hind, sloop, February
Europa-Swan, 14, revenue cutter, Channel, February.
La Marie Anne-Ditto, February.

L'Affrique, cutter-Spitfire, sloop, 14, P. C. Durham, Chan. Feb. Name unknown, row-boat, 4 g. 22 m.--Greyhound, revenue cutter, in the Channel, February.

Name unknown, 18 m.--Stag, revenue cutter, in the Chan. Feb. Name unknown, row-boat, 12 m.-Fortune, sloop, 16, F. Wooldridge, near Boulogne, February.

Le Custine, brig--Hind, 28, A. F. Cochrane, in the Channel, Feb. Name unknown, boat, 9 m.-Deal boats, carried into Ramsgate, February.

L'Actiff, 30 tons, 30 m.-Greyhound, reven. cutt. in the Ch. Feb. La Palme, 12 g. 60 m.-Juno, 32, S. Hood, in the Chan. March 2. Sans Culottes, 12 s. 22 m.--Spider, cutter, 12, W. Lanyon, Chan. March 5.

L'Outade, brig, 12 g.—Tisiphone, sloop, 12, in the Chan. March 5. Le Custine, 8 g.-Iris, 32, G. Lumsdane, North Sea, March 6. Jean Bart, 6 g. 45 m.-Falcon, sloop, 14, J. Bissett, near Scilly, March 9.

Sans Culottes, 12 g. 82 m.-Scourge, slp. 16, G. Brisac, Ch. March 13. Le Triton-Destroyed by Childers, sloop, 14, R. Barlow, March 14. L'Hirondelle, 16 g. 85 m.-Boston, 32, G. W. A. Courtney, North Sea, March 20.

Les Trois Amis, boat, 4 g. 25 m.-Lizard, 28, T. Williams, and Cleopatra, 32, A. J. Ball, North Sea, March 24.

St. Jean, 28 tons-Spitfire, sloop, 14, P. C. Durham, Chan. March. St. Marguerite-Burnt, near Havre de Grace, by ditto, March. L'Aimable Marie, 10 g.-Hind, 20, A. F. Cochrane, Cha. March. Sans Culottes, 8 g. 43 m.--Lizard, 28, T. Williams, N. S. March. Le Vaillant Custine, 4 g. 10 s. 39 m.-Ditto, March.

Malberses, 2 g. 27 m.-Swan, revenue cutter, off Portland, March. L'Amérique, 32 m.-Latona, 38, Thornbrough, off Bolthead, Mar. L'Aimab. Liberté, lugger, 20 m.-Phaeton, 38, Sir A. S. Douglas, Channel station, March.

Name unknown, 17 m.-Swan, revenue cut. off Start Point, March. Le Jeune Benjamin, 4 g. 40 m. - Alarm, revenue lugger, and Mary, privateer, and sent into Dartmouth, March.

La Fantaisie, 8 g. 43 m.-Ferret, sloop, 14, W. Nowell, North Sea, sent into Deal, April 13.

Le Gen. Dumourier, 20 g. 200 m.-St. George, 98, Rear-Adm. J. Gell, Capt. T. Foley; Egmont, 74, A. Dickson; Ganges, 74, A. J. P. Molloy; Edgar, 74, A. Bertie; Phaeton, 38, Sir A. S. Douglas, off Cape Finisterre, April 14.

L'Enfant de la Patrie, 10 g. 28 m.-Alarm, 32, J. Robertson, and Swallow, revenue cutter, sent into Shoreham, April 27.

Le Chauvelin, 10 g. 54 m.-- -Alarm, 32, J. Robertson, sent into the Downs, April 27.

Laborieux-L'Aimable, 32, Sir H. Burrard, and Juno, 32, S. Hood, in the Channel.

Le Republicain, 6 g. 37 m.-Royal Charlotte, excise cutter, sent to Leith, April.

Name unknown, lugger, 6g. 60 m.--Swallow, revenue lugger, sent into Portsmouth, April.

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