INDEX
ABERCROMBY, Sir Ralph, i. 248,
272
Aberdeen, Lord, in. 145
Abernethy, mate, in. 353
Acklom, George, Captain, n. 30-1,
90,153,156,163,169, 189,191-2,
194-5, 199-202,210,246-7, 257,
280-1, 288, 310 ; receives order
of St. Vladimir, 290,312. Letter
from, 196
Adam, Sir Charles, Admiral, in.
131, 193, 384
Addington, Mr., ill. 194-5
Adelaide, Queen, in. 104, 138
Admiral of the fleet, status of the,
ill. 207-13, 216-22
Admiralty, the, refuses to adopt
lightning conductors, I. 115 ;
questions for, 145-7; parsimony
of, 149, 157 ; duplicated
meeting of the board, 198 ;
violent language used by, in.
299
Ahnischildt, R. colonel, n. 191
Alava, General, ill. 376
Albemarle, Duke of, in. 335
Alexander, R. Emperor, n. 67,
178, 209, 213-17, 223-5, 228,
232, 237, 240, 247, 255-6, 279,
288, 293, 295, 298, 300, 306,
308, 310-12, 314; III. viii, ix, i,
4, lo-ii, 58
Algiers, Dey of, III. 79, 80;
sends a present to the Prince
of Wales, i. 136
Allemand, French vice-admiral,
III. 309, 311, 326
Alien, Charles, Lieut., I. 252 ; II.
129
Amelia, Princess, I. 159
I.
Amherst, Jeffrey, Lord, I. xi.
Amsterdam Island, description
of, i. 227
Ancrum, Mr., I. 220
Anglesey, Lord, in. 334
Ankarstrom, Sw. assassin, II. 177
Anson, George, Lord, I. 114; in.
201, 209, 216, 219-20
Antigua, merchants of, letter
from, i. 274
Antwerp, destruction of, as a
naval port, in. 28-29
Armament, the Spanish, I. 140-3,
1*49-5.0, 153; in- 380; the
Russian, I. 152; III. 380; of
ships, in.97-8, 154-5
Army, F., strength of, list of
generals, n. 230, 252
Army, R., strength of, list of
generals, n. 252
Atkinson, Thomas, letter from,
in. 275-6
Auckland, Lord, in. 131, 195,
197-9,200, 210,216-17,221, 333
Audriel, owner of the Voltigeur
French privateer, n. 74
Augusta, Princess, I. 159 ; in. 2.72
Austria, Francis, Emperor of, n.
89, 101-2, 108
Autridge, Captain, orders to, II.
139
Aylmer, Lord, n. 410
Ayton, William, a seaman, his 5/.
note, I. 325
BAGRATION, Prince, R. general
n. 202, 212, 215, 234, 228-9
his good success, 242, 245, 252
is active and enterprising, 253
A A
354 INDEX
Baily, Mr., headmaster of the
Academy, I. 23; was with
Cook, 23, 124, 201
Balabin, Colonel, Russian A.D.C.
I. 252 ; II. 222-3, 255, 264, 287,
295. Letter from, 288
Baldwin, Colonel, in. 339
Baldwin, Augustus, Lieut., 1.338;
II. 40 ; comdr. 45
Balfour, George, Captain, I. xi;
hardly treated by Ho we, 95-8
Ballagar, Dutch general, in. 336
Ballinghall, Charles Henry,
lieut. of marines, I. 290
Bandiera, Austrian admiral, III.
158
Banfield, H., marine, recommended
for promotion, II. 150
Bank of England, letter to, I. 325
Barclay,Sir James, Captain, I. 51,
101, 127; an ‘ old woman,’ 52,
106-7
Barclay de Tolly, R. general, II.
202, 236, 257-8, 262-3, 306
Baring, Sir F., first lord of the
Admiralty, letter from, III. 224 ;
letters to, 219, 224
Barlow, Peter, Professor, in. xi.
Letter from, 73
Barlow, Sir Robert, biog. note
on, in. 122
Barlow, Thomas, marine, recommended
for promotion, II. 150
Barrere, F. demagogue, I. xvii.
Barrington, the Hon. George,
Captain, I. 30
Barrington, J., letter from, I. 259
Barrington, the Hon. Samuel,
Admiral, I. xiii, 143 ; general
of marines, in. 220
Barrow, Sir John, secretary of
the Admiralty, n. 361, 370;
in. 41, 83-4, 131-2, 136, 138,
173 ; a ‘most obstinate man,’ I.
115. Letters from, II. 371;
Hi. 168 ; letters to, ill. 167
Barry, John, a midshipman
(aged 34), I. 287
Barton, Robert, Captain, n. 166
Bastard, Mr. and Mrs. (senior),
I. 259
Bastard, Mrs. (Judith Martin),
T. B. M.’s sister, I. 21, 246 ; UK
62
Bastard, J. P.,T. B. M.’s brotherin-law,
n. 181, 254, 294, 309,
313 ; ill. 63. Letter to, II. 251
Batchelor, Mr., a schoolmaster, I.
3
Bathurst, Earl, secretary at war,
n. 316, 318, 328, 330, 352-3,
361, 372, 374-6 ; in. 9, 86, 91.
Letter to, n. 316
Bathurst, Walter, Captain, letter
from, n. 58
Bavaria, King of, n. 114, 124
Bayntun, H. W., Captain, n. 166
Bazeley, Henry, midshipman, Ilk
292
Bazeley, John, Admiral, in. 292
Beauclerk, Lord Amelius, n. 173
Beaufort, Francis, Captain, in,
179
Beckwith [Sir] George, Lieut.-
General, n. 71
Bedford, Duchess of, her riding
habit, I. 118
Bedford, William, Vice-Admiral,
T. B. M.’s brother-in-law, I. xx ;
321, 325 ; III. 308
Belcher, Sir Edward, in. 176
Bellot, F. lieut., in. 347
Bennet, R.H.A., Lieut., I. 179
Benningsen, R. general, ill. 10
Bentinck, Lord William, II. 337,
393
Bentinck, William, Captain, refuses
to flog a man on the commodore’s
order, I. 52
Beresford, John Poo, Commodore,
in. 309
Bergeret, F., Captain, in. 310-11 ;
biog. note on, 329-30
Berkeley, the Hon. G. C., II. 393
Bernadotte, F. general, afterwards
Crown Prince of Sweden, IK
113, 123, 175-7, 179, 241,247,
313
Bertie, Thomas, R.-Adml., n.
68, 159. Letter to, 160
Bertrand, F. general, in. 63
Bescoud, F. officer, in. 311
Bexley, Lord, in. 97
Bickerton, Sir R., I. 95
INDEX 355
Bickerton, Sir R. H., I. 17 ;
marries Miss Athill, 82 ; 2nd
in command in Mediterranean,
ib. ; II. 414; III. 200
Blackwood, Henry, Captain, i.
16
Blake, Robert, Admiral and General
at Sea, in. 239
Blanken, Dutch commssnr., at
Antwerp, letter to, III. 17
Blencowe, Walter, a youngster,
III. 102
Bliicher, Prince, Marshal, n. 28 ;
in. 9
Boats, quarter, recent introduction
of, I. 136-7, 308
Bolivar, Peruvian commander-inchief,
in. 77-8
Bolton, the Duke of, Admiral, ill.
295
Bompard, F. admiral, I. xvii.
Bonaparte, see Napoleon
Bonaparte, Jerome, n. 69, 77
Booth, Sir Felix, in. 120, 344-5,
351,355
Borodino, battle of, II. 288
Boscawen, Edward, Admiral, I.
xi, 95
Bourke, Colonel, II. 321, 324
Bourmaster, Captain, in. 180
Bouverie, the Hon. D. P., Captain,
n. 319-21, 325
Bowen, James, Rear-Admiral, in.
137
Bowes, Mr., a radical, 254-5
Bowles, William, Admiral, in.
183, 190-2, 198. Letters from,
175, 187, 189 ; letter to, 187
Boyle, the Hon. [Sir] Courtenay,
Captain, I. 339 ; Vice-Admiral,
in. 187 ; death of, ib.
Braam, van, D. admiral, in. 47-
S, 53, 60
Brace, Lieut, in. 75
Brace, Sir Edward, Vice-Admiral,
I. 183
Bradley, Mr., mathematical master
at the Academy, I. 23
Brazel, Patrick, a marine, his
death, II. 5
Brenton, Sir Jahleel, in. 122
Bridport, Lady, I. 285
Bridport, Viscount, I. 174, 249,
282; treasurer of Greenwich
Hospital, Vice-Admiral of the
U. K., in. 217, 220-1. Letters
from, I. 276, 283, 285 ; letter to,
276
Bright, Lieut.-General, letter to,
II. 149
Brine, George, Comdr., n. 272,
277
Brisbane, Sir James, Captain, in.
69
Britain, importance of naval
strength to, I. 142, 144
Broderick, Mr., prize-master, n.
138
Brodrick, Thomas, Vice-Admiral,
in. 302
Broke, Sir Philip, letter from, IIL
271
Brooking, a merchant, in. 143
Brown, Anthony, of Antigua, K
375
Brown, John, Captain, I. 86 ; his
method of cutting sails, 91 ;
partially adopted, 92
Brown, Major, of 36th regiment,
in. 96-7
Brown, Mrs., in. 76
Brown, Thomas, Captain, senior
officer on the west coast of
South America, in. 83-4. Letter
from, 76
Browne, Thomas, T. B. M.’s flagcaptain,
n. 288 ; receives the
order of St. Vladimir, 290, 312
Bruce, Lady Charlotte, I. 281
Brunswick, Duke of, II. 113, 124 ;
HI. 335
Brunswick Oels, Prince of, n.
109
Buccleuch, Duke and Duchess of,.
I. 29, 120
Bude, General, Prince William’s
tutor, I. ix, 8, 10, n
Bullen, Joseph, Admiral, a volunteer
in the Santa Margarita, K
267 ; biog. note on, in. 222 ;
anecdote of, 282-4. Letters
from, 201, 216, 222-3, 227
Bullen, master’s mate, sentenced
to death, i. 105
A A 2
356 INDEX
Buller, Sir Edward, I. 127 ; not
much of a seaman, 93 ; anecdote
of, 93-4 ; commander-inchief
at Plymouth, III. 4, 5
Bunbury, H. E., Colonel, undersecretary
at war, II. 318. Letter
from, 316 ; letter to, 353
Burchall, William, Lieut., I. 268
Burke, Edmund, I. 15
Burke, Henry, Lieut., I. 289
Burnett, Sir William, III. 278
Byng, the Hon. John, Admiral,
his execution, I. 76
Byron, the Hon. John, Captain,
his voyage round the world, I.
240
CABINET, meeting of, on naval
armament, in. 97-8
Caen, General de, Governor of
Mauritius, III. 330
Calder, Sir Robert, his unfortunate
action, I. 73 ; insists on
going home, 74 ; court-martial
on, 75-6 ; commander-in-chief
at Plymouth, 77 ; II. 165
Calvert, F. officer, III. 313
Camden, Lord, ill. 334
Campbell, Donald, Captain, n.
22
Campbell, Dugald, caulker, n.
150
Campbell, George, Captain, I. 23
Campbell, John, Rear-Admiral,
Governor of Newfoundland, I.
37
Campbell, John, Lieutenant, n.
400, 404
Campbell, Lady, I. 279-81
Campbell, Sir Patrick, ill. 141
Canning, George, foreign secretary,
n. 29, 59,66, no; 111.97,
I 3&i 376 ; his prompt action on
the news of the treaty of Tilsit,
i- 33°
Capel, Sir Bladen, in. 141
Garden, J. S., Lieut., biog. note
on, i. 277
Carew, Sir George, in. 302
Caribbees, King of the, visits
Prince William, I. 62-3
Carl ton, Colonel. See Dorchester,
Lord
Carmarthen, Lady, I. 281
Carpenter, J. C., Lieut., I. 264
Carr, J., marine, recommended for
promotion, n. 150
Carteret, Philip, Captain, his
voyage round the world, I. 241
Castlereagh, Lord, I. 255 ; n.
374 ; in. 25, 35-6, 61. Letter
• from, in. 12
Cathcart, Viscount, ambassador
at St. Petersburg, I. 253; II.
xii, 247-8, 256, 257-8, 282, 288,
311, 314 ; in. ii. Letters from,
n. 290, 310
Caulaincourt, French ambassador
at St. Petersburg, II. 79
Chambers, George, artist, in.
105
Champion, Captain, orders to,
n. 156
Champion, Lieut., commended,
in. 24
Champion, Samuel, secretary to
Sir James Saumarez, n. 118,
126, 133, 267-8
Charles, Archduke, II, 76, 84, 99,
178 ; III. 58
Charrier, Mr., French teacher at
the Academy, I. 23
Chasot, Count, n. 225
Chastellar, General, II. 76, 100,
H3, 123
Chatham, Earl of, I. 96, 183
Chatham, Hester, Lady. Letter
from, I. 282
Chesney, F. R., Colonel, in. 136
Chesterfield, Lord, postmastergeneral,
I. 163-4, 171
Chetwynd, the Hon. J. W., Captain,
his death, I. 84-5
Chetwynd, Lord, I. 254 ; n. 249
Chew, Richard, caulker, II. 150
Chichacoff, R. vice-admiral, n.
196. Letter from, n. 236
Childers, Hugh, first lord of the
Admiralty, ill. 250, 386
Chimley, John, Lieut., n. 246,
251
China, Macartney’s embassy to,
I. 224-42
INDEX 357
Christian, Sir Hugh C., I. 122.
Letters from, 243-5
Chronometer, longitude by, I.
124 ; why three are supplied,
ib.
Chudleigh, disastrous fire at, 1.324
Clancarty, Lord, ambassador at
the Hague, ill. 12, 36. Letter
from, 25
Clarke, Sir Alured, Lieut.-Governor
of Jamaica, i. 84
Clement, Messrs., in. 274
Clement de Laronciere, F. captain,
in. 320
Clerk, Sir George, ill. 386
Clinton, Lord, in. 125
Clinton, Lord W., in. 336
Clinton, Sir Henry, General, left
the navy on account of seasickness,
I. 48
Clinton, Sir W., in. 136
Clulow, J. H., secretary to Sir
Samuel Hood, II. 22
Cochin China, King of, I. 233
Cochrane, Captain, orders to, II.
156
Cochrane, Lord, afterwards Earl
of Dundonald, I. 127 ; in. xx,
xxi, 308 ; the Prince of Wales’s
virulence against, 198-200
Cochrane, Sir Thomas, i. 39
Cockade, first worn by Keppel,
I. 118
Cockburn, Sir George, i. 26, 337 ;
II. 63 ; ill. 64, 100, 126, 129,
J 35> J 74, I92, *99> 210, 212,
214, 217, 221, 224, 241-2,
2 5°-3} 255-9, 261-2, 276, 386.
Letter from, 171 ; letter to, 172
Cockburn, Sir James, MajorGeneral,
in. 135. Letter from,
in. 134; letter to, 135
Codrington, Sir Edward, in. xii,
119, 128, 211 ; singular good
fortune of, 281-2
Coffin, Sir Isaac, I. 101-2 ; courtmartial
on, 126-9; report of
the judges on, 128-9
Colchester, Lord, Admiral, letter
from, in. 166 ; letter to, 167
Coles, Mr., schoolmaster at Guildford,
I. 7
Coles, Mr., in. 370
Collier, Mr., purser of the Unicorn,
i. 264
Collier, Sir George, senior officer
on the north coast of Spain,.
II. xiii, xiv, 318-414 freq.
Letters from, 336, 34°, 343» 346,
348 ; letters to, 333, 398, 400
Collingwood, Cuthbert, Lord, I.
26, 72, 174, 339; HI. xiv, 304,
398. Letter from, I. 305
Collingwood, Wilfrid, Captain,
I. 72
Colpoys, Griffiths, Captain, I. 79
Colpoys, Sir John, I. 151-2, 250.
Letter from, 310
Commissioners, Dutch, at Antwerp,
III. 13, 14
Commissioners, English, at Antwerp,
letter from, in. 12 ; letter
to, 13
Commissioners, French, at Antwerp,
letter from, ill. 13 ; letter
to, 12
Conflans, M. de, F. admiral, in,
397
Congreve, Sir William, in. 242 • Connor, captain in the 85th regt.,
in. 96
Conroy, Sir John, letter from, in.
269
Conway, Hugh, Captain. See
Seymour, Lord Hugh
Cook, James, Captain, the circumnavigator,
I. 23, 124, 201 ; III.
xviii
Cooke, Mr., navy agent, I. 283, 303, 335; ii. 138 . Cooke, John, Captain, I. 86, 275^
294 ; his death, in. 285
Cornwallis, the Hon. William,
Admiral, I. 23, 51, 84, 250, 296 ;
in. xx, 285-7, 329. Letters from,
I. 294, 331; letters to, 292-3
Corunna, ships cut out of the
harbour of, I. 79~8i
Cosby, Phillips, Commodore, I.
5i
Cosby, Sir Harry, his marriage,
1.83
Cotterell, Mr., i. 223
Cotton, Sir Charles 1. 339
INDEX
Council, orders in, II. 248
Courts-martial, notes on the constitution
of, in. 292-6
Craddock, Sir James, II. 72
Craufurd, Robert, General, I.
322-3
Crawford, Colonel, I. 134
Crawford, Miss, I. 134
Crew, R. H., Ordnance Office,
letter to, in. 24
Crispin, Captain, orders to, II. 156
Croker, J. W., secretary of the
Admiralty, II. 361 ; III. 6, 41,
81, 85-6,89,90-1 ; unflattering
appreciation of, 330. Letters
from, n. 332, 353, 356, 415 J I”-
6, 135 ; letters to, n. 316, 334;
in. 17,43,46, 51, 55, 59
Cromwell, Lord Protector, Jewish
petition to, in. 331
Cronstedt, Swedish vice-admiral,
treachery of, n. 13
Crown, Admiral, in command of
R. fleet, II. 202
Culme, John, of Tothill, his death,
1.297
Culme-Seymour, Sir Michael, I.
297
Cumberland, Duke of, his service
in the navy, I. 27 ; grossly
ignorant, ib.
Cumming, Patrick, II. 187, 203,
257, 298. Letters from, n. 262-
4,299-309; ill. 8, ii
Curgenven, Samuel, secretary to
T. B. M., HI. 44, 48
Curtis, Sir Roger, in. 137
Curzon, Bob, in. 183
Curzon, the Hon. Henry, Captain,
I. 291 ; in. 183
Cuvillier, F. captain, ill. 320
DALLAS, R. C., his history of the
Maroons, I. 63-4
Damas, Viscount de, Governor of
Martinique, I. 61
Danzig, Bay of, hydrographical
report on, II. 80-3
Dare, H., in. 334
D’Armfelt, Baron, Sw. general,
n. 8, 10
Davies, F. G., General, I. xx;
III. 128, 148, 223
Davies, H. F., General, I. xxi
Davies, Mrs. (T. B. M.’ssister), in.
124, 128, 143-4, 148
Davies, Warburton, ill. 128
Davit, its limited use, I. 137
Davout, F.-marshal, H. 113, 123,
228-9
Davy, Sir Humphry, I. 115
Deane, Richard, Admiral and
General at Sea, in. 239
De Courcy, Michael, Captain, I.
296. Letter from, 324
Dedel, Baron, Dutch minister, in.
336
De Grey, Lord, in. 129
De Saumarez, Lord. See Saumarez,
Sir James
Dickinson, James, Comr., slain
in fight, in. 63
Dickson, Sir Archibald, Captain,
I. 349 ; ii. 168, 225, 280
Digby, Robert, Rear-Admiral, I. 7
Digby, Sir H., in. 141
Dixon, Manly, Rear-Admiral, n.
159, 162. Letter to, 156
Docks, colonial, advisability of,
discussed, I. 54-6
Dockyards, depletion of, in. 383 ;
the work of Sir James Graham,
383-4
Docteroff, R. general, n. 202,
223, 229
Doctoroff, R. lieutenant., n. 259
Domett, William, Vice-Admiral,
n. 174, 222, 271 ; ill. 39. Letter
from, n. 414
Dorchester, Lord, GovernorGeneral
of Canada, I. 102 ; his
sons, 127
Dornberg, Baron, R. general, II.
272, 308
D’Orvilliers, Count, in. 295
D’Oubriel, R. charge d’affaires at
Konigsberg, n. 115
Douglas, Vice-Admiral, II. 157
Douglas, J. E., Captain, I. 312-3
Dreison, Baron von, R. agent,
n. 267
Drummond, Percy, Major, in. 24
Drusena, Mr., English consul at
INDEX 359
Konigsberg, assuming the name
of H. Hahn, II. 26, 29, 73, 83,
90, 96-7. Letters from, 72, 85,
108, 113 ; letters to, 25, 26, 30,
70,98, 104, in
Dude, Lord, in. 288
Duckworth, Sir J. T., I. 256, 298,
339 ; in. 41-2, 167, 308
Duff, George, Captain, in. 286
Dumaresq, Peter, flag-captain to
Saumarez in the Victory, II.
3U
Duncan, Adam, Viscount, I. 122
Duncan, the Hon. Henry, Captain,
in. 61 ; memorial to, 133-4, 169
Duncan, Lieut., II. 246, 251
Dundas, Deans, Admiral, in. 186,
192, 211-14, 218-19. Letter
from, 193 ; letter to, 204, 207
Dundas, the Hon. R., in. xxi, 386
Dundas, the Hon. R. S., Captain,
letter to, in. 192
Dundonald, Earl of. See Cochrane,
Lord
Dunlop, Lieut., n. 337
Durham, Lord, Govern or-General
of Canada, in. 145
Durham, Sir Philip, I. 30,43 ; in.
141
EASTLAKE, George, T. B. M.’s
secretary, II. 398, 403, 404
Eastmoore, Cornelius, pilot, death
of, II. 5
Ebrington, Lord, III. 260-2
Eden, John, Lieut.-Colonel, in.
170
Eddy, William, a seaman, death
of, I- 33
Edinburgh, Duke of, a thorough
seaman, I. 94 ; anecdote of, ib.
Edward, Mr., in. 104
Edwards, Edward, Captain, I. 37
Edwards, Richard, Rear-Admiral,
Governor of Newfoundland, I.
37
Edwards, Toby, anecdotes of, I.
37-43
Effingham, Lord Howard of, in.
369
Ekins, Sir Charles, Rear-Admiral,
his < venomous party feeling,’
III. 301
Eldon, Lord Chancellor, in. 97
Elford, Sir William, M.P. for
Plymouth, I. 298
Eliot, Lord and Lady, deaths of,
I. 297
Elizabeth, Princess, I. 159, 281
Elizabeth, Queen, in. 343, 369
Ellenborough, Lord, letter from,
in. 228-29
Elliot, Mrs., of Antigua, her
four daughters, I. 83
Elliot, Sir C., Admiral of the
Fleet, in. 161
Elliot, E. W., letter from, in.
267
Elliot, the Hon. George, Captain,
secretary to the Board of
Admiralty, III. 248-50, 253-
56, 260. Letters from, in. 248,
261
Elliot, John, Commodore, Governor
of Newfoundland, I. 37, 43,
51 ; III. 127
Ellis, General, n. 337
Elphinstone, G. K., Captain,
afterwards Lord Keith, I. 7, 13 ;
II. 318-386 freq. ; III. xi. 6, 65,
288. Letters from, I. 209 ; II.
3i8, 333, 338, 344, 377, 383, 4’3
-14; letters to, 332, 336, 340,
343, 352, 359, 415
Emme, Lieut.-Governor of Riga,
ii. 277 ; in. 10
Enroll, Lord, his marriage, I. 83
Essen, General von, Governor of
Riga, I. 253 ; n. 199, 200, 208,
211, 213-15, 217, 221, 226-27,
234, 238, 243, 247, 257, 259,
262, 267, 272 ; in. viii; death
of, 10. Letters from, 11. 198,
204, 250, 264, 270, 283, 287,
289, 291 ; letter to, 205
Estcourt, Mr., in. 136
Ewart, Vice-Admiral, in. 186
Exmouth, Viscount. See Pellew
j Eyre, Sir George, commanderI
in-chief South American staj
tion, letter from, in. 82
| Eyre, George, son of Sir George,
I III. 85
INDEX
FANSHAWE, Arthur, Captain, n.
9 ; in. xv, 65, 87-8, 95. Letter
from, 157
Fanshawe, Arthur, Vice-Admiral,
I. xx
Fanshawe, Catherine (Kitty,
Lady Martin, q.v.)
Fanshawe, Cordelia (Mrs. J. C.
White), I. 286, 301
Fanshawe, Elizabeth (Mrs. F.
Glanville), I. 299-301
Fanshawe, F. M. (Mrs. Edward),
letter from, in. 270
Fanshawe, Mary (Mrs., afterwards
Lady Stopford), I. 338-
9; in.160
Fanshawe, Mrs., the Commissioner’s
wife, I. 296, 339
Fanshawe, R. general, in. 10
Fanshawe, Sir Edward, I. xx;
in. 160
Fanshawe, Robert, Commissioner
at Plymouth, I. xx, 150, 222,
275, 285, 339; in. 65, 109.
Letters from, I. 296-7, 301 ;
letter to, 311
Fanshawe, Robert, Captain, son
of the Commissioner, I. xx, 285,
297, 299 ; news of his death,
300-1, 303, 306
Faraday, Michael, electrician, I.
115
Farewell, F. A., Lieut., I. 341
Farrell, C., prize-agent, II. 152
Feltre, Due de, despatch to,
intercepted, n. 316-17
Ferdinand, Archduke, n. 69,
123
Ferrol, failure of attempt on, III.
339
Fidge, Mr., surgeon, I. 56, 60
Field, Alien, purser, II. 135, 160.
Letter to, 20
Fisher, James, assumed the
name of Hay (q.v. II. 73
Fisher, Peter, Captain, in. 186
Fitzclarence, Lord Adolphus, I. 8
Flag-officers, too old, in. 137,
156,178. See Promotion
Fleeming, C. Elphinstone, Captain,
i. 124
Fleming, John, Lieut., I. 290
Flinders, Matthew, Captain, in.
330
Foley, Sir Thomas, I. 9 ; in. 133,
169, 200
Follett, Sir William, in. 136
Foote, E. J., Rear-Admiral, I. 17 ;
III. 200
Forbes, John, Admiral of the
fleet, in. 217, 221
Foreign, seamen, on board English
ships of war, n. 10 ; languages,
ignorance of, in the
navy, 27
Forrest, Thcmas, Comdr., n. 84,
129, 135, 145-6, 151. Letter
to, 103
Fowke, major of marines, I. 109
Fox, Charles James, I. 9, 15, 39,
132 ; III. 195
Fradin, F. captain, I. 266
Fraser, Percy, in. 68
Fremantle, T. F., Captain, n. 323
Freshfield, Mr., in. 339-40
Furze, W. P., Lieut., II. 246, 251
GAGE, Sir William, Admiral,
letter from, in. 225-6 ; letter
to, 226-7
Gambier, James, Lord, I. 322,
328-30, 332-3, 336; n. ix, 71,
188 ; III. xv, xix, xx, 308.
Letter from, I. 326 ; letters to,
327, 33°, 335
Gandy, Mr., in. 299
Ganteaume, F. admiral, n. 174
Gardner, Alan, Captain, n. 167
Gardner, Commodore, afterwards
Lord, I. 51, 86, 297, 325 ; settles
Prince William’s quarrel with
Schomberg, x, 69, 84
Gazan, F. general, II. 338
Gazette, Naval and Military,
letter to, in. 121
Cell, John, Rear-Admiral, I. 190
George I, ill. 22
George 111 orders Prince William
to be sent off to America, I.
123; refuses to cashier the
members of Coffin’s courtmartial,
129 ; joy at his recovery
in 1788, 131 ; condemns
INDEX
the profligacy of the Prince of
Wales, 161 ; his visits to the
Juno, xv, 157 et seq. ; his
anxiety for the royal family of
France, 163 ; his delight at
being afloat, 165 ; his habit of
catechising, 165-6 ; anecdotes
of, 166-7 ; he is lost, 168 ;
found in the midshipmen’s
berth, ib. ; his kindness to
Lieut. Servante, 171 ; is to go
to St. Paul’s, 273; to visit
Admiral Duncan, 274 ; commends
T. B. M., 280 ; he is
shot at in the theatre, 161-2;
Lord Sidmouth’s appreciation
of, ill. 194
George IV, his tailoring propensities,
I. 117 ; foretells a
revolution in the reign of his
brother William, ill. 338;
his own methods are condemned
by William, 117
George, Sir Rupert, n. 143
Gibson, Mr., u. 191, 212. Letter
from, 294-8
Gillman, Lady, i. 273
Gillman, St. Leger Hay ward, I.
viii
Glanville, F., of Catch-french, I.
300-1; in. 107 ; his family, 163.
Letter from, 107
Glanville, W., Captain, in. 95,
162, 176
Glasatow, R. lieut, 11. 198
Goodall, Rear-Admiral, I. 349
Goodrich, Mr., of Portsmouth
Yard, in. 376
Gordon, Francis, Captain, i. 180
Gordon, Robert, Mr., ill. 68, 69 ;
promotion of, 70
Gordon, Sir Willoughby, General,
I. 179-81. Letter from, in.
265
Gordon, the Hon. William, Captain,
n. 408 ; in. 192. Letter
to, n. 390
Gore, Lady, letter from, III. 272
Gosselin, T. Le Marchant, the
senior admiral, in. 209
Gould, Sir Davidge, Admiral, III.
209-10
Gourdon, Mme. de, in. 27
Gourdon, F. admiral, ill. 19,
311. Letter to, 20, 26
Gower, Sir Erasmus, I. xiv, 43,
51, 143 ; letters from, 224-242′
Gower, the Hon. John Leveson,
Rear-Admiral, I. 122, 133 ; <a
presumptuous, overbearing
man,’ ill. 291-2
Grabowski, Count, Governor of
Danzig, letter to, II. 95
Graham, Sir James, first lord of the
Admiralty, III. xvi, xxi, 118, 120,
190-1, 229-30, 233, 340,365-6 ;
dismisses T. B. M. from the
office of comptroller, 239-63 ;
political jobbery of, 332-3 ;
ruins the naval establishments,
383-93; offers T. B. M. the
Mediterranean command, no-
16. Letters from, 230, 234,
248, 252, 262 ; letters to, 231,
251, 263
Graham, Sir Thomas, Lieut. –
General, in. xiv, 328-31, 337,
344,351-2, 366,377,412
Granbury, John, a boatswain’s
mate, n. 61 ; recommended for
promotion, 136
Grandjean, Prussian general, II.
242, 244
Graves, Thomas, Captain, n. 21
Graves, Thomas, Lord, I. 193
Gravina, Sp. admiral, I. 171-2
Grawart, F. general, summons
Riga, II. 242 ; is superseded by
General Yorke, 259
Greene, Pitt Burnaby, Captain, I.
28
Greig, Russian admiral, n. 202
Grenville, Thomas, Captain, his
death, I. 114
Grey, Lord, prime minister, I.
30-1 ; in. no, 115, 240, 245,
252, 274, 277, 332, 340
Grey, Sir George, in. 200, 302,
372-3
Griffith, E. W., Captain, letter
from, II. 164
Griffith, Mrs. E. W., n. 165
Grindall, Richard, Captain, I. 160
Gun, Sw. breech-loader, in. 174
362 INDEX
HADDINGTON, Lord, first lord of
the Admiralty, ill. 171-2, 188,
190-3 ; minute of conversation
with, 176-81. Letter from, 181
Haddock, Sir Richard, III. 238
Hahn, Heinrich, see Drusena
Halford, navy agent, I. 303, 335 ;
II. 138
Halliday, Captain, ill. 64
Hallowell, Benjamin, Captain, I.
349 ; III. 133, 169
Hamilton, Baillie, Captain, permanent
secretary to the Admiralty,
in. 176-7. Letters
from, 200, 204
Hamilton, Sir Charles, in. 208
Hamilton, G. W., Captain, I. 100 ;
III. 92, 94
Hamilton, Lord George, I. 129
Hamilton, William, letter from,
in. 32 ; letter to, 34
Hammond, lieutenant of marines,
I. 105
Hamond, Sir Andrew, I. 52 ; in.
101, 274. Letter from, 101
Hannay, James, his novels, I. 24
Harding, Lieut., ill. 69
Hardwicke, Lord, i. 169
Hardy, Sir T. M., I. 75, 175 ; III.
77, 383
Hargood, Sir William, I. 58, 84,
133 ; III. 258
Harmood, Commissioner, I. 256,
280
Harris, George, Captain, n. 327,
331
Harris, J. Snow, electrician, I.
114-15
Harrison, George, Lieut, I. 267
Harrison, John, letter from, I.
270
Harrowby, Lord, at Brussels, in.
46
Hart, lieut. of marines, I. 264
Harvey, Sir Henry, I. 29, 248 ;
captain of two ships, 14. Letter
from, 272
Harvey, Sir Thomas, III. 145
Hastings, Lady Flora, her cruel
fate, in. 147
Hastings, first Marquis of, 111.91 ;
died on board the Revenge, 147
Hastings, Sir Thomas, letterfrom,
ill. 185
Hatfield, James, fires at the king,
I. 161-2
Hatherton, Lord, ill. 229
Hawke, Lord, I. 174-5 ; Hi. 2OI >
216,220-1, 295,397
Hawkey, Miss, letter from, in.
107
Hawkey, Charles, midshipman,
II. 144
Hawkey, Joseph, Lieut., a most
active officer, n. 121-2, 132;
III. 107 ; is taken prisoner, but
escapes, n. 61, 90-1, 93-7 ; in.
108 ; his death, I. 252 ; II. 62,
126, 128-9, 13*1 J36, i43> 15°;
III. 109
Hay, Mr., of Pillan, an assumed
name in place of Fisher, 11. 73 ;
transmits letters, 29-31, 70, 79,
87,98
Hay, Mr., in. 127
Health, Board of, compliment
from, to T. B. M., in. 278
Heard, Sir Isaac, Garter, letter
from, n. 63 ; letter to, 64
Helftrecht, R. general, superseded
for blundering, n. 303
Henderson, a prize-agent, I. 283
Henikoff, R. admiral, 11. 32
Henry VIII. reorganises the navy,
in. 369, 373
Herbert, Edward, Captain, ill.
294
Herrick, Edward, Lieut., reported
promotion of, III. 128
Hesse-Homburg, Prince of, invested
with the Order of the
Bath, in. 335-6
Hesse-Philipsthal, Prince of, ill.
335-6
Heuter, R. H., Lieut., II. 158
Hey wood, Peter, Captain, I. 17
Hibbard, C. M., letter from, III
273
Hill, Lord, I. 194
Hiller, Austrian marshal, n. 76,
99
Hobhouse, Sir John, in. 340
Holewell, Mrs. (Lord Hood’s sister),
in. 39
INDEX 363
Holland, Lord, I. 172
Holland, Mr., n. 365
Holland [Sir Henry], ill. 278
Holloway, John, Captain, I. 131
Holstok, William, comptroller of
the navy under Elizabeth, in.
369
Home, Lewis, seaman, claim of
prize money for, II. 152
Hood, Lady, I. 274 ; II. 51-2
Hood, Lady (wife of Sir Samuel),
in. 38
Hood of Avalon, Lord, I. 129
Hood, Mrs. (Lord Hood’s granddaughter),
in. 39
Hood, Alexander, Captain, his
death, in. 286
Hood, Samuel, Viscount, I. xi, xv,
xvi, 1,2,4,13, 51,114,152,174-8,
181, 184, 186-91, 247, 274, 282,
349-52 ; II. 167 ; III. xiii, 137.
Letter from, HI. 39
Hood, Sir Samuel, I. xiv, 95,101-2,
127, 153-7, 160,281, 334; II. x,
xi, 2-4,6, i-i, 14,16, 17, 20, 31-4,
46, 60, 66, 127 ; very silent and
reserved, I. 154; an excellent
seaman, 156; put to great expense
by the royal party, 157;
destroys the Sevolod, 251; n.
41-3, 47-8 ; freedom of the City
of Exeter, 49 ; receives a Sw.
decoration, I. 251 ; II. 64; on
the death of Sir J. Moore, 65.
Letters from, I. 330 ; II. 40, 44,
51, 56, 65; ill. 37; letters to,
II. 15, 21, 39,44, 57
Hope, General, in. 38
Hope, Charles, Captain, I. 33
Hope, George, Captain, I. 252;
II. 6, 38,49, 59, 126-7, i33;”i.
200
Hope, Sir William, I. 32, 68 ; II.
269, 271; in. 62, 65, 86, 90;
letter to, 40
Hornby, Sir G., n. 33-4
Hotham, Lord, I. 349 ; his actions
compared with Calder’s, 76;
reasons for different estimate of,
77
Howe, Lady, I. 217
Howe, Richard, Earl, I. 14, 27,
96-8, 128-9, 151, 174-5, 193;
III. 136-8, 167, 180, 189, 201,
210, 2I6-I7, 220-1, 284, 305-7.
Letters from, I. 195-204, 217-21
Hoy, George, of Stockholm,
transmits letters, n. 247
Hughes, Sir Richard, I. 65
Hugon, French admiral, in. 159
Hume, Joseph, politician, in. 382,
397
Hunt, Anthony, Commander, I.
174
Hunt, Ward, first lord of the
Admiralty, in. 371
Hunter, John, Captain, I. 250 ;
his account of the wreck of the
Venerable, 307-11. Letter from,
3*3
Hurst, captain of the 85th regiment,
III. 96-7
Huskisson, William, in. 97
IBERRCRON, Ignacio de, Spanish
pilot, pension to the widow of,
n. 327
Ibrahim Pasha, n. 159
Inchiquin, Lord, I. 28
Inman, James, Professor, n. 24
Interpreters, want of inducement
to qualify as, n. 27
Israel, Manasseh Ben, petition of,
in. 159
JACKERVILLE, Prince, R. general,
ii. 303
Jackson, Mr. John, master, his
obstinacy, I. xi, xii, 106; his
bullying the pilot, 107 ; adventure
of, in China, 110-12 ; anecdote
of, 106 ; master of the
fleet with Jervis, 110
Jagerfelt, Sw. admiral, II. 33
James II., in. xx, 373
James, Lieut., I. 267
Jancourt, Marquis de, French
minister, in. 32. Letter from,
33, 34
Jellachich, Austrian general, n.
76, ioo, 113, 123
Jenkins, Mr., in. 37
364 INDEX
Jenkins, John, master’s mate, II.
19
Jervis, Sir John, afterwards Earl
of St. Vincent, I. xi, 23, 26, 99,
151, 192, 269, 288, 291, 298,
311 ; III. xiii, xiv, xix, xx, 195,
217, 221, 274, 297, 299, 337 ;
his violent language, 300;
appreciation of, id. Letter
from, i. 295 ; letter to, 296
Jervis, W. H. (formerly Ricketts),
Captain, I. 319
John, Archduke, n. 113, 123
Johnson, John, seaman, prize
money due to, n. 152
Johnstone, George, Commodore,
i- 35°
Jones, captain of P.O. packet, I.
164
Jones, Gore, Admiral, III. 181
Jonquiere, M. de la, I. 114
Jordan, Mrs., I. 162
Judges, the, report of, on Coffin’s
case, I. 128-9
KAHN, Captain, n. 117
Keats, Sir Richard Goodvvin, I. 9,
14, 26, 31, 66, 292, 334; II. 2,
23-4, 61, 69, 70, 73, 75, 78-9,
89, 106-7, u6, 127 ; in. 133,
169 ; in command off Corunna,
I. 78 ; disapproves of Byam
Martin’s plan for cutting some
ships out of the harbour, 78-9 ;
. captain of the Southampton,
xii, 133-4, 137 ; funeral of, 122.
Letters from, I. 328 ; II. 23 ; ill.
269, 280; letters to, II. 27-8,83
Keith, Lord, see Elphinstone, G.
K., Captain
Kempenfelt, Rear-Admiral, in.
302
Kent, Duchess of, ill. 269
Kent, Duke of, a fine-looking
man, I. 134; his intolerable
tyranny, 135 ; Governor of
Gibraltar, 135; commands at
Halifax, 180
Keppel, Viscount, I. 118, 306;
Ill.xvii, xviii, 290-2, 295-6, 298,
301, 333
King, Sir Richard, I. 79
Kingsmill, Sir Robert, I. 238,
248, 273 ; letter to, 260, 265
Kirk, Mr., surgeon, I. 230
Klingspore, Sw. general, II. 8
Kloert, Jacobi, Baron, Prussian
ambassador in England, n.
US
Knight, John, Captain, I. 349
Knowles, Commodore, in. 294
Knowles, Sir Charles, in. 96
Kollowrath, Austrian general, n.
U3, 123
Kotzebue, Lieut.-Col. von, n. 3oy
305-8
Kraol, Dutch admiral, in. 288
Krusenstern, R. navigator, in,
35i
Krusenstjerna, Sw. captain, n.
32. Letter from, 53-4 ; letter
to, 52
Kulnieu, R. general, killed in
action, n. 244, 254
Kiinigl, Count, Austrian commissioner
at Antwerp, in. 13,
14, 21, 25. Letter from, 22 ;
letter to, id.
Kutusoff, Prince, R. general, n..
277, 288, 307-8
Kyle, Lieut., commended, n. 24 6r
251
LABES, Johan, merchant of
Danzig, n. 87, 106
Lafon, F. captain, cowardice of,
in. 28
Laforey, Mrs., wife of (Sir) John»
1.213
Laforey, Sir Francis, i. 3, 17, 28 ;.
III. 200
Laforey, Sir John, I. xi, 95,213,
221. Letter from ,222
Lagerbjelke, Sw. admiral, nu
174
Lalande, F. admiral, ill. 150, 159
Lamballe, Princesse de, I. 218
Langara, Don Juan de, taken
prisoner, I. 7
Lannes, F. marshal, n. 76
Latouche-Treville, F. admiral, i..
. 190
INDEX 365
Lawless, Commander, II. 45
Laws, E, storekeeper at Pembroke,
letter from, in. 271
Le Despencer, Lord,his marriage,
1.83
Lee, Francis, captain of a whaler,
letter from, III. 343
Leeds, Duke of, his orders to
Lord Howe in 1790, I. 150-1
Legge, Sir Arthur, I. 9, 164, 283 ;
III. 169
Legge, H., letter from, in. 274-5
Legrand, F. captain of the Immortalite,
killed, I. 277
Le Marchant, Sir J. Gaspard,
in. 336
Lennox, Colonel (Duke of Richmond),
i. 135
Lewenhaupt, Count, Swedish
ambassador, II. 15
Lewis, Archduke, ‘n. 76
L’He*ritier, F. captain, in. 309
Licences, for the Baltic, n. 249 ;
abuse of, 87-8, 106
Lichtenstein, Louis, Prince, n.
109
Lieven, Count, n. 218, 221, 288
Lightning, Pegasus struck by, I.
114 ; Admiralty refuses to
adopt lightning conductors, 115
Lindegreen, prize agent, letter to,
n. 160
Lindsay, Sir John, a man of
fortune, I. 97 ; a cripple, 98 ;
promoted by Howe, ib.
Linzee, Samuel Hood, Admiral,
n. 166
Liverpool, Lord, n. 313 ; 111.31-2,
97-8, 195, 242, 246
Lock, James, in. 102
Lockyer, Mr., prize agent, I. 283
Lockyer, N., Captain, mayor of
Plymouth, III. 256
Loratz, F. captain, ill. 311
Louis, R. general, n. 216, 229,
232-3, 250, 262. Letter from,
II. 203-4
Louis XVIII., his return to
France, I. 16; in. 12, 13, 33,
Love, Captain, in. 94-5
Love, Mr. George, in. 94-5
Loveday, Mr., prize-master, n.
138
Lowelhulm, Count, Sw. minister,
n. 255
Lowesten, Mr., n. 257
Lowis, R. general, II. 309
Lucas, Lieut., n. 199
Lucas, Mr., consul at Tripoli, I.
182, 351
Lucas, Rear-Admiral, in. 288
Lukin, Captain, II. 168 ; III. 287 ;
letter from, 54-6
Lumley, Captain, I. 322
Lumsdaine, George, Captain,
sent on a special service, I.
178-9, 182, 184, 187 ; Hood is
displeased with, 187-9 ; is tried
by court-martial, xvi, 190-1,
349-52 ; saying of, n. 166
Luscombe, Mr., prize-master, n.
138
Lutwidge, Capt. Skeffington, I.
122, 349
Lyndoch, Lord, General, in. 12
Lyons, Lord, in. 96
MACARTNEY, Lord, his embassy
to China, I. no, 224, et seq. ; a
1 wild-goose chase/ no
McClintock, Sir Leopold, Arctic
navigator, in. 347, 357
Macdonald, F. marshal, I. 253 ;
n. 213, 215-16, 218 ; threatens
Riga, 219-20, 229-30, 232-3,
235> 237, 244, 258, 262-3, 303 ;
III. viii
McDougal, Alexander, master
of an American merchant ship,
n. 75
Macgregor, Sir James, of the
Board of Health, in. 278
Mcllraith, Hugh, I. 352
Mackenzie, Adam, Capt, supersedes
T. B. M. in Prince of
Wales, i. 327
Macmichael, Dr., of the Board of
Health, in. 278
Magra, afterwards Matra, J. M.,
consul at Tangier, I. 350
Magra, Perkins, consul at Tunis,
I. 349-52
366 INDEX
Mahe, F. captain, ill. 311
Mainwaring, Thomas F. C., Commander,
II. 21
Maitland, Captain, II. 33
Maitland, Frederick L., Captain,
ill. x, xi, 64, 285
Maitland, John, Captain, I. 13
Maitland, Sir Thomas, General,
III. 339
Malcolm, Sir Pulteney, II. 355,
359) 38°; ni- 334 ; memorial
to, ill. 169
Maling, Mrs., in. 84
Maling, T. J., Captain, ill. 83-4
Manners, Lord Robert, appreciation
of, I. 113-14
Mansell, Captain, n. 156
Mansfield, Lord, anecdote of, ill.
338
Mant, Rev. Richard, D.D., I. 7
Marines, generals of, their abolition,
in. 394-5
Markham, John, Rear-Admiral, I.
311 ; in. 274 ; the strength of
his language, 299-300
Marsden, William, secretary of
the Admiralty, in. 388
Marshall, Lieutenant, n. 246, 251
Marshall, Sir Samuel, death of, I.
259. Letter from, 256
Martin, Lady, mother of T. B. M.,
I. vii, 206, 208-9, 211-17, 221,
229, 239, 241,244. Letters from,
273, 279, 291 ; letters to, 259,
269
Martin, Lady, wife of Sir Henry
(II) Martin, I. 303, 322, 324 ;
II. 9, 222, 251 ; death of, ill.
201. Letters to, I. 258, 336,
338
Martin, Lady (Kitty), wife of
T. B. M., I. xx, 283, 297, 300-
i> 303) 3o6, 324, 336, 338-9 ;
n. 51-2, 164-5, 173* 309, 3*4-
15; in. 11, 38-9, 82, 91, 95,
107, iu-12, 116, 123-4, 127-8,
144, 146, 148-9, 172, 175) 184,
203, 266, 268, 270-2, 277, 280 ;
death of, 216 ; grave of, I. 21.
Letters to, in. 270-3
Martin, Anne, sister of T. B. M.,
I. 282, 292
Martin, Catherine, daughter of
T. B. M., marries Sir Henry
(III) Martin, I. xx, xxi
Martin, Elizabeth, daughter of
T. B. M., marries General
Davies, I. xx
Martin, Sir George, Admiral of
the fleet, I. 17 ; II. 165, 396,
399, 408 ; III. 141, 200-1, 216,
240, 333 J his death, 203, 209-
10. Letters to, n. 391-2
Martin, Sir Henry (I), father of
T. B. M., Commissioner at
Portsmouth, I. i, 7 ; his obsequiousness
to Prince William,
9 ; is angry with his sons for
quarrelling with the prince, 11 ;
entertains the prince, 20 ; is
ill-repaid for his kindness, 20-
i ; comptroller of the navy,
195 ; character of, 245 ; his
death, 245, 256-7 ; funeral,
257-8. Letters from, 206, 210 ;
letters to, 195-205, 207-209,
211-245
Martin, Sir Henry (II), eldest
brother of T. B. M., I. 257-8,
307 ; II. 43, 64 ; III. 274.
Letter from, n. 251 ; letters
to, I. 273, 291, 302, 321, 338;
n. 6, 7, 10, 12, 16, 24, 45, 57,
59, 63,66-7,69, 122, 124, 136,
172, 174, 187, 220-1, 235, 270,
285, 309, 312; in. 30, 54, 58,
61-3, 67
Martin, Sir H. Byam, younger
son of T. B. M., I. xx ; in. 87-9,
91-2, 95, 143, 151, 157, 160,
165, 170, 204, 223, 229-30, 247,
256 ; his promotions, 75. Letter
from, 75
Martin, Josiah, second brother of
T. B. M., I. 10-11, 257-8, 273-
4 ; II. 221 ; in. 64
Martin, Sir Richard, grandson of
T. B. M., I. xxi
Martin, Mrs. Robert, in. 148
Martin, R. Fanshawe, son of
T. B. M., ensign in 22nd
regiment, in. 76 ; captain,
loo ; major, 170
Martin, Samuel, eldest brother
INDEX 367
of Sir Henry (I), (d. 1788), in.
274
Martin, Sarah, sister of T. B. M.,
wooed by Prince William, I. 20,
206, 208-10, 213-15 ; is sent to
London, 21 ; dances a minuet,
42 ; mentioned, 292 ; death of,
21 ; letter to, 279
Martin, Sir Thomas Byain,
admiral of the fleet, his birth
and parentage, I. vii ; his
schooldays, 3-7 ; his first sight
of a man-of-war, viii, 3-4 ; is
introduced to Prince William,
8 ; quarrels with him, ix, lo-n ;
his early service in the navy,
23 ; is appointed to the Pegasus,
ix, 23 ; has a very strict
captain, 25 ; he saves the
prince’s life, 36 ; always suffered
from sea-sickness, 49 ; turned
over to the Andromeda, ix, 116 ;
his dress, 119-20; splits his
breeches, 120 ; joins the Southhampton,
133 ; rescues the
passengers and crew of a dismasted
sloop, 136-8 ; is kissed
by one of the ladies, 138-9;
passes his examination, 139;
is discharged from the Southhampton,
ib. ; joins the Valiant,
143 ; the Barfleur, ib. ; is promoted
to lieutenant, xiv, 143,
151 ; note of his later promotions,
xiv; appointed to the
Canada, 143 ; to the Juno, xiv,
153 ; is frightened by the king,
166 ; pilots the king and queen
round the lower deck, xv, 167-
8 ; dines with the GovernorGeneral
of Galicia, 172; is
promoted to commander, xiv,
173 ; commands Tisiphone, xvi,
173, 190 ; ordered to the Mediterranean,
174; scouting with
Nelson, 175-6; sent ahead to
Gibraltar, 177 ; detached with
Lumsdaine [^.-6/.x ], 178-91 ; goes
to Tripoli, 181, 187; danger
from going beyond the lines,
183-4 ; finds a F. squadron at
Tunis, 184-6 ; rejoins Hood off
Toulon, 188 ; is reprimanded for
disobedience of orders, 188-9;
his explanation accepted, 190;
is posted to the Modeste, xvii,
190 ; summary of his service,
247-56 ; commended by Hood,
247; and by Warren, ib. ;
attends a levee, 168 ; his cruise
in the Artois, 258-9 ; in the
Santa Margarita, 260 ct seq. ;
captures the Tamise, xvii, 248,
262, 266; in. 283 ; is appointed
to the Tamar, I. 248, 270 ; commands
a division at Porto Rico,
272 ; captures the Poisson Volant,
in. 289 ; invalids from the
West Indies, I. 248-9 ; complimentary
presentations from
Barbados, Antigua, and Martinique,
London, Exeter and
Plymouth, 249, 268, 274; returns
to England in Dictator;
relieved from Dictator, 275 ;
marries, xx, 275; commands
the Fisgard, 276-95 ; captures
the Immortalite, xvii, 249,
276-9; verses on this, 284;
picks up the figure-head of the
Mars, ill. 287 ; directs a cuttingout
expedition in Bourgneuf
Bay, I. 288-90; commended
by St. Vincent, 250 ; commands
the squadron oft Ferrol, 77-81,
292-3; directs a boat expedition
into Corunna, 293 ; commended
by Cornwallis, 250 ; applies for
Lieut. Pipon’s promotion, 295-
6 ; commands the Impe’tueux,
93, 250-1, 296-321 ; suggests
a scheme for the defence of
Plymouth Dock, 303-5 ; saves
many of the crew of the Magnificent,
250 ; and of the
Venerable, xvii, 250, 307-11,
313-14 ; takes sick leave, 312 ;
appointed to the Prince of
Wales, 321 ; his wrath at being
superseded, 326-35 ; is appointed
to the Implacable, 337 ;
commands the Implacable in
the Baltic, 251 ; n. 1-163;
engages, captures and burns-
368 INDEX
the Sevolod, I. xviii, 251 ; II.
35-8, 41-3, 45-9 ; is decorated
by the King of Sweden, I. 251-
2 ; II. 44> 63-4, 153-4; advises
against attacking the R. fleet
in Port Baltic, 50; moves into
the Victory as captain of the
fleet, 38, 49-59 ; returns to the
Implacable, 59 ; commands off
Danzig, 80-118; and in the
Gulf of Finland, 119-153;
hoists his flag on board the
Aboukir, 168 ; second in command
in the Baltic, 168-311 ;
reports on the defences of
Anholt, 181-5 ; co-operates with
the Russians, I. xviii, 252 ; II.
171-2, 187-311 ; defence of
Riga, I. 253 ; II. 203-309;
complimented by the ambassadors,
I. 253-4; thanked by
the Tsar, and presented with
< a splendid diamond box,’ 254 ;
in. 4; second in command at
Plymouth, II. 315; in. 5-11;
co-operates with Wellington in
the north of Spain, I. 255 ; n.
354-413 ; commissioner at Antwerp
for the destruction of
naval works, in. 12-40; cooperates
with Wellington in
Belgium, I. 255 ; HI. 41-59 ;
thanked by the first lord, i.
256; II. 415 ; in. 66; appointed
comptroller, i. 256;
in. 68 ; attends a meeting of
the Cabinet on naval armament,
97 ; is dismissed from office,
239-263 ; to the king’s regret,
264; is offered the Mediterranean
command, no; which
he declines, 111-15; explains
to the king, 115-17 ; refuses
to subscribe to naval monuments,
133, 170; assistant
canopy-bearer at funeral of
William IV, 138; minutes of
conversation with Lord Haddington,
176-81 ; refuses his
pay as Rear-Admiral of the
United Kingdom, 196 ; and as
Vice-Admiral, 203-4; discusses
the status of Admiral of the
Fleet, 208-13 ; his portrait
painted for the United Service
Club, 225 ; specially invited
to attend on the queen at the
review of 1853, 231 ; consulted
as to the operations in the
Baltic, 232 ; his death, 234
Martin, W. Byam, brother of
Sir Henry (I), i. 257
Martin, Sir W. Fanshawe, elder
son of T. B. M., I. xx; n. vii;
III. xvi, 61, 66, 76, 82, 96, 101,
119, 124-5, 136, 148, 185-6;
death of son, 201. Letter from,
233 ; letters to, 229, 234
Martin, Mrs. William F. (Anne),
III. 127
Martin, Mrs. William F. (Sophia),
III. 148
Martinez, D. Estevan Jose*, his
aggressive conduct at Nootka
Sound, I. 139-40
Mary, Princess, I. 159, 281
Massena, F. marshal, II. 76, 115
Mathews, Thomas, Admiral, I.
192
Matthews, John, Captain, i. 349
Maurice, J. W., Captain, Governor
of Anholt, II. 182, 184
Maxwell, Mr., II. 64
Maxwell, Mr., secretary to Sir
Peter Parker, ill. 305
Maxwell, Sir Murray, Captain,
i”. 39, 83-4
Meares, John, Lieut. in command
of merchant ships at Nootka
Sound, I. 140
Mears, schoolmaster of the Pegasus,
attempts to murder Prince
William, I. 57-90 ; a raving
maniac, 59-60
Meek, James, secretary to Lord
Keith, ii. 333, 345
Mehemet AH, Pasha of Egypt,
in. 151, 158-60
Melbourne, Lord, I. 161 ; in. 169,
339-40
Melville, 1st Viscount, first lord
of the Admiralty, I. 312 ; HI.
364-5
Melville, 2nd Viscount, first lord
INDEX 369
of the Admiralty, I. 18, 171 ;
II. 269, 272, 313-14, 316, 363,
377, 383, 393 ; I”, x, 8, 31, 61,
65, 70, 81, 89-90, 94-5, 97-8,
168-9, 200, 333, 385-6; ignorant
of the Articles of War, I.
18 ; ill-judged favouritism of,
100 ; jobbery of, III. 386. Letters
from, I. 256 ; II. 318, 352, 354,
359, 382, 415 ; in. 4, 6, 41-2,
45, 66 ; letters to, n. 348, 381 ;
in. 35, 67
Menage, F. general, a prisoner,
1.277
Mendizabel, Sp. general, II. 322
Middleton, Sir Charles (afterwards
Lord Barham), I. 218-19,
221
Milbanke, Marke, Rear-Admiral,
I. 29, 52
Minchin, Paul, Captain, I. 101,
127; a dull clodpole, 103 ;
anecdote of, ib.
Minto, 2nd Earl of, first lord of
the Admiralty, in. 138, 141-2,
166, 340, 384-5
Mitchell, ‘ King,’ a planter in
Jamaica, I. 86
Moller, Russian admiral, in command
of gunboats, n. 171, 239,
262, 264,273, 293-4, 296. Letters
from, 265, 286
Molloy, Mrs., ridiculously affected,
I. 213
Molloy, A. J. Pye, Captain, courtmartial
on, I. xvi ; in. 302 ; his
extreme severity, I. 113-14 ; is
not liked, 213
Monck, George, Duke of Albemarle,
Admiral and General at
Sea, in. 239
Montagu, John, Admiral, I. 199
Montague, Mr., on the staff of
Lord Castlereagh at Vienna,
ill. 25
Monte Video, disastrous attempt
on, I- 334
Moore, Mr., master of Implacable
in the action with the
Sevolod, n. 40
Moore, Lady (Graham), in. 170
Moore, Sir Graham, in. 93, 141.
I.
Letters from, I. 319 ; Ii. 165 ;
III. 169, 183
Moore, J., an artist, III. 136
Moore, Sir John, General, n. 18,
23-5, 65 ; death of, 65
Moore, John, Captain, in. 170,
184
Morcaude, F. aspirant, killed, in.
328
Morner, Charles, Count de, Sw.
minister, I, 252. Letter from,
n. 154
Morris, Mr., on the staff of Lord
Castlereagh at Vienna, in. 25
Morris, George, Commander, IK
16, 19
Morris, J. N., Rear-Admiral, n.
168, 180, 188, 192, 197, 199,
218, 225-6, 248. Letters from,
267, 273 ; letter to, 219
Morton, Dr. W., in. 278. Letter
from, 275
Moscow, entry of the French, II.
293, 297 ; burnt by the inhabitants,
ib.
Mosse, J. R., Captain, killed at
Copenhagen, in. 288
Moulson, John, F. captain, an
American, I. 263, 266
Mulgrave, Lord, first lord of the
Admiralty, I. 321, 330, 335 ; IK
7 ; in. 304. Letters from, 321,
328 ; letter to, 337
Murray, George, Rear-Admiral, I.
322-3 ; Vice-Admiral, n. 273
Muster, signing a false, I. 127
NAGLE, Sir Edmund, a court
buffoon, I. xvii, 19, 258
Napier, Colonel, in. 85
Napier, Sir Charles, Admiral, in.
xxi, 158, 229
Napier, Sir William, in. 392
Napoleon, his Austrian campaign
of 1809, n. 89, ioo-1, 108-9,
113,122-3 ; offers to Sweden in
1812,175,177; Russian preparations
against, 178 ; the Russian
campaign, 190-1, 209, 277, 288,
306-9, 313 ; he endeavours to
win over the Turks, 213, 227 ;
B B
370 INDEX
danger to, from Sweden, 241 ;
his papers captured, 258, 263 ;
his attempt to construct a naval
base at Antwerp, in. viii, I, 30,
389 ; Austrian attitude towards,
9 ; escapes from Elba, ix, 42 ;
the Waterloo campaign, 55, 58,
338 ; on board the Bellerophon,
x, xi, 63-4
Nauchkoff, Sw. rear-admiral, II.
31, 34,40,52-4
Navy, the efficiency of, considered,
I. 145-7
Nayler, Sir George, Garter King
at Arms, III. 67
Neale, Lady, ill. 82, 88,93, 95, 277
Neale, Sir Harry Burrard, I. 17,
86 ; II. 164, 326-7, 330-1, 345,
355, 359, 377, 380-1, 398 ; HI.
xi-xiii, 128, 200, 332 ; death of,
152-3; memorial to, 163-4,
169-70 ; appreciation of, 152-3.
Letters from, 78, 85, 92, 105,
146, 276; letters to, II. 401,
410; ill. 119
Nelson, Lady, appreciation of, I. 6?
Nelson, Horatio, Viscount, I. 13,
26,99,174-7, 192,306; II. viii;
III. 137-8, 167, 181, 267, 282-3,
285, 287-8, 296-7, 299, 307,
337 ; at Copenhagen, I. 45-7 ;
writes in favour of Riou, 48 ;
captain of the Boreas, 65-72 ;
appreciation of, 65, 72-3 ; his
marriage, 66; change in Prince
William’s conduct attributed to,
68 ; tries to persuade Calder to
stay with the fleet, 73-4 ; sends
away the Prince of Wales, 75 ;
his frank and conciliatory manner,
III. 308
Nepean, [Sir] Evan, 1.223. Letter
to, i. 276
Newfoundland, administration of,
I. 34-5
Nicholas, Emperor of Russia, in.
373, 388
Nicholl, Sir J., judge of the Admiralty,
ill. 334
Nicholls, Sir Henry, I. 86, 130;
anecdote of, 193
Nicolas, Toup, Captain, III. 162.
Letter from, 165
Nisbet, Dr., I. 67
Noel, Sir Gerard, V.-Adml., I. 26
Noptka Sound, Spanish aggression
at, I. 140
Nordenskiold, Sw. adml., in. 174
Norman, Sw. captain, letter from,
II. 15
Norris, Sir John, II. viii. ; III. 219
Northumberland, Duke of, in. 338
OAKES, George, I. 215-16
Oakes, Mrs. George, I. 134
O’Brien, sky-rocket Jack, story
of, in. 302-3
O’Bryan, Lord James, I. 28
O’Bryen, Sir Edward, letter from,
n. 143
O’Connell, Mr., in. 120,139, 332 ;
character sketch of, 337
Ogle, Sir C., in. 141
O’Hara, General, Governor of
Gibraltar, anecdote of, I. xii,
’35-°
Oliver, Robert Dudley, Admiral,
1-9
Onslow, Sir Richard, I. 122, 273 ;
in. 288
Orange, Prince of, I. 281 ; n. no,
in ; ill. 25 ; wounded at
Waterloo, 335-6 ; letter to, 21
Orde, Sir John, Governor of
Dominica, I. 70 ; challenges
Lord St. Vincent, in. 297 ;
opinion on his conduct, 297-8 ;
commands off Cadiz, I. 318
Oreille, F. officer, in. 313
Ormond, Lieut., creditable conduct
of, II. 246, 251
Ormond, Mr., prize-master, n.
138
Ormond, Mr., of Lockinge, in.
3i
Osten, Baron Von, n. 195, 206
Osterman, Count Tolstoy, n. 202
Otway, Sir R. W., I. 93 ; n. 331,
344-9, 356, 366, 401
Oudinot, F. marshal, I. 253 ; n.
230, 237, 244-6, 262-3, 274,
INDEX
296, 303-6 ; severely wounded,
275
Owen, Sir Edward, Admiral, III.
172, 184
PAGET, Lord Clarence, i. 268
Pahlen, Count van der, R.
general, n. 229, 258, 263, 306
Paisley, Captain, n. 176
Pakenham, General, II. 410
Palliser, Sir Hugh, in. xvii, xviii,
290-2, 294-6, 298
Palmer, George, Captain, I. 150
Palmer, Horsley, ill. 125
Palmer, Thomas, Lieut., I. 264
Panluzzi, Marquis, chief of the
Russian staff, n. 225
Parker, Harding, T. B. M.’s
grandfather, I. viii
Parker, Lieut, I. 260
Parker, Henry Harding, Lieut., I.
220
Parker, Sir Hyde, I. 177, 349
Parker, Hyde, Vice-Admiral, ill.
186, 229
Parker, Sir Peter, Admiral of the
Fleet, I. 72 ; anecdote of, ill.
305
Parker, William, Commodore, I.
5^71, 131
Parker, Sir William, Admiral, in.
185, 210, 218; letter to,i54~7
Parry, Sir Edward, Captain, III.
346,351, 356-7>359, 361
Pasco, John, Captain, I. 38-9;
letter to, in. 48-9
Pasco, Peter, a seaman, I. 28
Pasley, Rear-Admiral, in. 284
Pater, Charles D., Captain, n.
146-7, 151
Paulet, Henry, Lord, I. 174.
Letter from, I. 320
Pechell, Sir Samuel, in. 87-8
Peel, Sir Robert, in. 97, 126, 176,
190-1, 334, 340
Peerages, preference of lawyers
for, condemned, III. 126
Pellew, Sir Edward, afterwards
Viscount Exmouth, I. 26; II.
393; in. 70, 80, 82, 133, 165,
329-30; captures the Cleopatre,
I. 62; commands off
Ferrol, 293. Letters from, in.
69,70
Pellew, P., Lieut., rapid promotion
of, i. 298
Pembroke, Lady, I. 279-80
Penn, Granville, Mr., in. 52
Penn, Sir W., Admiral, III. 152
Penn, the Quaker, in. 152
Penrose, Sir Charles, I. 92
Pepys, Samuel, secretary of the
Admiralty, in. 371
Perceval, Spencer, prime minister,
murder of, n. 168
Percy, the Hon. Josceline, Captain,
n. 339
Peyton, Admiral, ill. 302
Pfoule, R. general, n. 208, 211
Pierce, Captain, and two daughters
drowned, I. 205
Pipon, Philip, Lieut., at Corunna,
I. 79 ; commands the boats in
cutting out the Neptuno, 293 ;
is not entitled to promotion,
295 ; T. B. M. urges his claim,
296; he is posted, n. 38;
mentioned, 289
Pitt, William, prime minister, I.
96, 112, 142-3, 280, 298; III.
xx, xxi, 180, 194-5, 380-2 ; his
interest in the navy, I. xiii ;
insists on the Duke of Clarence
being superseded, 15
Pitt, Sir W., General, anecdote of,
in. xix, 305-7
Pocock, Sir George, I. 174
Poland hostile towards Russia,
n. 218
Pole, Sir C. M., i. 122, 349; n.
173; in. 242. Letters from,
269, 333
Pole, Hon. W. W., secretary of
the Admiralty, II. 174 ; in. 46 ;
letter to, I. 327
Ponsonby, Lord, ambassador at
Constantinople, in. 150, 158,
160
Popham, Sir H. R., I. 217, 281 ;
II. 319, 320; in. xv; to be
captain of the fleet with Gambier,
i. 326; complaint with
respect to, 331-4
B 15 2
372 INDEX
Power, Sir Manley, III. 91 1
Prescott, Captain, Governor of j
Newfoundland, III. xv, 78. : Letters from, 123, 127, 142, , 266 |
Prie, Chevalier le, F. emigrant j on the Russian staff, n. 229,
254 !
Princess Royal, see Wiirtem- j
berg, Queen of
Proby, Captain Charles, commissioner
at Chatham, i. 213.
Letter from, 221
Promotion to flag rank discussed,
I. 96-101 ; in. 180-2
Proteau, F. commander, in. 324
Prussia favours Russia, II. 218
Prussia, King of, III. 200
Prussian feeling towards France,
II. 285
Pulteney, Sir James, his failure at
Ferrol, in. 339
Purr, Colonel, secretary to Bolivar,
in. 77
Purvis, J. C., Captain, I. 349
QUARRELL, W. D., Colonel, his
Maroon War in Jamaica^ I.
63-4
Quayle, Mr., master, i. 264
RADETZKY, Austrian marshal, in.
xiii
Ratsey, Robert, Lieutenant, I.
105
Reboul, Mile., in. 88, 95
Reeve, Samuel, Admiral, I. 38,
349 Rennie, Colonel in Russian service,
II. 212
Rennie, Sir John, civil engineer,
ill. xiii, 330
Remvick, Thomas, Commander,
letter to, in. 49
Rey, F. General, n. 365
Reynolds, George, Captain, II.
21-2, 159
Rice, Mr., carpenter, ( a very
superior young man/ in. 84-5
Rice, Mr., in. 127
Rice, Spring, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, in. 120, 339-40
Rich, Sir Thomas, I. 122
Richelieu, Duke of, n. 295
Ricketts, W. H., see Jervis, W. H.
Riou, Edward, Captain, sketch of,
I. 43-8 ; brings the Guardian
to Table Bay, 48 ; his conduct
at Copenhagen, 45-7 ; his death,
47
Robb, John, Captain, in. 233
Robinson, a merchant, in. 143
Rodney, Lord, in. 137-8, 291,
301
Rogers, Henry, Lieutenant, is
promoted, 11. 173
Rolfe, Mr., Solicitor-General, in.
339-40
Rolland, F. officer, in. 315
Rolle, Lord, in. 125
Romanzoff, R. minister, promoter
of F. interests, reported dead,
n. 188 ; is alive, 255 ; F. to the
backbone, 312
Rooke, Mrs., in. 93
Rooke, Sir George, n. viii; in.
181
Rooke, Leonard Charles, Comdr.,
in. 86, 89, 90-1
Rosen, Count, Sw. officer, n. 41,
227
Ross, Lady, in. 175
Ross, Sir Hugh, in. 174
Ross, Sir James Clark, in. 120,
132, 175, 345-6, 35.2-3, 355
Ross, Sir John, n. xi, 190, 193-5,
197-8, 225, 281 ; in. 120, 132,
173, 343-46,351, 357. Letters
from, in. 173, 345-64; letter
to, II. 186-7 ; “I- 50
Rotheram, Edward, Capt., I. 72
Rowcroft, Mr., in. 83
Rowland, D., letter from, in. 268-9
Rowley, Sir Charles, I. 28 ; his
curious want of luck, 77, 81 ;
at Corunna, 79
Rowley, Sir Josias, V.-Adml., in.
119
Rowley, Sir William, Adml. of
the Fleet, in. 201, 220
Rude, John, n. 135
Rundquist, Sw. captain, n. 40
INDEX 373
Russell, Edward, afterwards Earl
of Orford, Adml. of the Fleet,
in- 338
Russell, Lord John, prime minister,
in. 213, 218, 260, 340.
Letter from, 203
Russian, Armament, the, I. 152 ;
III. 380 ; fleet sent to England,
I. xviii-xx ; II. xii, xiii, 311 ; III.
ix; officer, serving on board
the Flora, n. 33
Rutland, Duke of, Lord Lieut of
Ireland, I. 113-14
SADET, F. consul at Riga, ordered
to leave, n. 198-9
Sagert, master of a Danzig merchant
ship, II. 106
Sails, Brown’s method of cutting,
I. 91-2
St. Aubyn, Sir John, in. 370
St. Clair, D. L., Lieut., to be
made commander, n. 272
Saint-Geneist, Baron de, F.
general, taken prisoner, n. 254
St. Paul’s island, description of,
i. 226
St. Vincent, Earl of, see Jervis,
Sir John
Salamanca, victory of, n. 269-71;
falsely reported by the French,
286
Salutes fired on drinking toasts,
I. 126
San Sebastian, siege of, n. 318
Sandys, Charles, Captain, a < vulgar,
drunken dolt,’ I. 124-7
Saumarez, Lady, n. 315 ; in. 123
Saumarez, Sir James, afterwards
Lord de Saumarez, I. 29-31,
322, 324-5 ; William IV’s prejudice
against, 31 ; comdr.-inchief
in Baltic, 251-2; II. i-
315 passim. Letter from, III.
122
Saunders, Sir Charles, I. 174-5 > m. 193
Sawyer, Herbert, Commre., I. 51,
105, 214 ; his wife and daughters,
108-9
Sawyer, Lieut, his death, in. 82
Scarlett, Sir J., III. 126
Scharnhorst, Prussian general,
II. 212
Schill, Major, heads a revolt, n.
69; his success, 76-7, 99, 105,
109; takes Stralsund, 114 ; has
no commission, 114-15 ; ought
to be supported, 123-4
Schomberg, Isaac, Captain, first
lieut. of the Pegasus, I. 51 ;
offends the prince and is put
under arrest, 68 ; severity of
the arrest, 69 ; the matter
settled by Comre. Gardner, 84
Schwartzenburg, Prince, Austrian
ambassador at St. Petersburg,
n. 79, 108 ; in. 9
Scott, Matthew Henry, R.-Adml.,
in. 60
Seaforth, Lord, n. 51
Seamen, foreign, in English
service, n. 10
Searle, J. C, Captain, I. 310
Seaton, Lord, in. 170
Sebastiani, F. general, capture
of his carriage and papers, n. 258,263
Senhouse, Sir Humphrey, in. x
Sepping, Sir Robert, ill. xi, 379
Serocold, Walter, Captain, in.
283
Servante, Lieut., serious accident
to, I. 160-72 ; the king’s kindness
to, 171
Servants, captains’, note on, I. 12
Seymour, Dr. Edward, of the
Board of Health, letter from, ill.
278
Seymour, Sir G. F., Admiral, letter
from, in. 214
Seymour, Lord Hugh, i. xiv,
M3-4
Seymour, Sir Michael, Bart., in.
259-60
Sharks, voracity of, I. 90-1
Sheffield, Lord and Lady, III.
128
Sheridan, R. B., I. 15, 39 ; his
addition to * God save the King,3
162
Shields, William, Rear-Adml.,
letter from, in. 267
374 INDEX
Shipping, Committee of, letter
from, I. 268
Ships, bad state of, in 1783, in.
379
SHIPS :— [A = American ; D =
Dutch ; F = French ; R =
Russian ; S = Spanish ; Sw. =
Swede; k = packet; m = merchantman
; p = privateer ; t =
transport; z = prize]
Abercrombie, n. 331
Aboukir, T. B. M.J s flag-ship in
the Baltic, 1812, II. 168-310
passim
Acheron, I. 315 ; in. 161
Actaeon, in. 46, 50, 59, 62
Active, I. 315 ; m. 79
^Eolus, I. 37
Africa, n. 5, 38
Agamemnon, I. 175-6
Aigle, z., I. 7
Ajax, n. 327, 345, 349-5°, 362-
3,410
Akbar, ill. 35, 41, 43-6, 49, 55,
59,60
Alargo, n. 155
Alban, cutter, n. 119
Alceste, in. 83
Alcmene, I. 46
Alexander, in. 284
Alexandria, n. 147-8, 155
Alfred, n. 60
Amazon, I. 43,45-6
Amelia, I. 23
Amethyst, I. 294, 339
Amphion, I. 86, 91-2 ; ordered
to beat up from Jamaica to
Barbados, 130
Amphitrite, I. 174-5
Amphitrite, R., n. 196, 259-60,
280, 282
Andromache, n. 324, 329, 400-
2,411
Andromeda, I. ix, 14, 19, 116,
120-3, I 32 ~3, 34 I ~8 ; ball on
board of, 125-6 ; ordered to
beat up from Jamaica to Barbados,
130
Apollo, wrecked, I. 299
Aquila, II. 248
Aquilon, F., III. 316, 319-20,
328-9
Ardent, I. 298 ; n. 157, 159
Ariel, n. 5, 60, 84-5, 97, 118,
168-70, 186-7, 190, 193, 196-
7, 199, 225, 275-6, 280
Ariel, Sw. m., n. 186
Arizona, m., I. 33
Arrow schr., II. xiv, 319, 323,
340-1, 373, 375, 389, 394,4oo,
413
Artois, I. xvii, 247, 258-9
Asia, in. 160
Audacious, I. 71 ; n. 23 ; III.
xiv, 210, 267
Augusta, Danzig m., n. 87,106
Aurora, in. 78, 83-5, 266
Avenger, n. 158-9
Badger, I. 72
Baltic cutter, n. 5
Barfleur, I. i, 13, 143, 151, 230
Barracouta, ill. 74
Beagle, n. 373, 3&9
Bedford, I. 95
Belleisle, I. 316 ; in. 162, 165
Belle Poule, n. 327-8, 332
Bellerophon, n. 61-2, 83, 124,
128-30,153 ; in. x, 63-4, 158,
284 ; name changed to Retribution,
285
Bellona, I. 272 ; n. 398, 410
Bellona, Sw., n. 17, 43
Betsy, A., n. 75
Bienfaisant, z., I. 95
Blake, II. 60
Blanche, I. 46
Blenheim, lost, I. 323 ; in. 299
Blonde, z., I. 299
Boadicea, I. 77, 292-3
Bombay Castle, I. 29, 222
Bombay Castle, East Indiaman,
I. 242
Boreas, I. 65, 68, 72
Bounty, I. 17, 37
Boyne, in. 98, 302
Briseis, n. 168-70, 172, 198-9,
206, 276
Brisk sloop, II. 374-5
Bristol, I. 72
Britannia, I. 349
Briton, n. 322, 334, 338-9 ; HI.
83
Brothers, m., caseof the, 11.342
Brunswick, n. 21
INDEX 375
Bulwark, II. 174
Burford, III. xix
Caesar, I. 339 ; ill. 48, 233
Calcutta, F., in. 316, 319-20,
328-9
Caledonia, ill. 98, 154
Calypso, II. 158, 269
Cambrian, wrecked, I. 100,
283 ; in. 93-4
Cambridge, in. 83, 159
Camilla, Sw., n. 36
Camperdown, ill. 186
Canada, I. 23, 143
Canopus, I. 316
Carnatic, I. 29
Carysfort, I. 297, 299, 303 ; in.
IS 1 , !57, 159, 165-6, 170
Cassard, F., ill. 316, 319-20,
324, 329
Castor, in. 158-9
Censor g.-brig, n. 168-70, 199,
231, 275, 284
Centaur, 1.251 ; II. xii; flag-ship
of Sir S. Hood in the Baltic,
2-63,/r^. ; in. 37, 286, 379
Cerberus, n. 62, 138-43, 147-8,
151
Challenger, n. 327, 375, 389,
39i, 395, 399
Champion, in. 123, 128
Chanticleer, n. 157, 159
Charlemagne, in. 48
Charles hired brig, n. 157, 159
Charlotta, R., n. 259
Chesapeake, A., in. 157, 271
Chesterfield, k., i. 164
Childers, I. 172 ; III. 122
Clarence, n. 332, 377, 383
Cleopatra, F., I. 61 ; is captured,
62
Clio, n. 158
Clyde, I. 271
Colossus, I. xii, 122, 320
Comet str., I. 49
Commerstrack, R., n. 198
Congress, A., in. 157
Conqueror, I. 316
Constant brig, n. xiv, 84, 322-
3, 335-6, 34i, 35 r, 373,375?
389, 400, 412
Constellation, A., in. 157
Constitution, A., in. 157
Cossack, I. 124
Courageux, I. 294
Creole, I. 255 ; n. 357, 377,
396, 404
Crescent, n. 168
Cressy, n. 168
Crown, I. 29, 51, 122
Cruiser, n. 5, 21-2, 70, 74, 76,
112-13, IJ 7, 138, 141* l68
Culloden, I. 29, 122
Cumberland, I. 29
Curlew, n. 161
Cyclops, in. 158
Cydnus, n. 330, 390, 394
Cygnet, I. 86
Daedalus, in. 39
Daphne, n. 172, 268, 284; in.
160
Dartmouth, in. 303
Defence, I. 288-9
Defiance, I. 298
Denmark, n. 60
De’siree, in. 42, 44, 46, 52, 59
Desperate, I. xiii
Devastation bomb, n. 172, 238,
273, 280
Dextrous, n. 389
Diamond, I. 293
Dictator, I. 23, 248, 275 ; II. 22
Dido, I. 125
Diligence, n. 156-7, 159
Diomede, n. 152
Dispatch brig, n. 322-75 freq.
Dolphin, I. 240
Donegal, I. 316
Dordrecht, D., III. 288
Doris, I. 297 ; in. 84
Dragon, I. 298
Dreadnought, I. 305
Druid, I. 29, 32, 100 ; III. 281
Dryad, I. 264
Duguay-Trouin, z., see Implacable.

Duke of Wellington, in. 223,
229-31
Duquesne, F., I. 186
Earnest, n. 267
Eclair, ill. 84
Edgar, I. 122 ; n. 6, 21; in. xix,
302-3
Edinburgh, III. 158
Elbe, F., in. 316, 323
376 INDEX
Elephant, III. 288
Eliza, m., case of the, II. 342
Elizabeth, p. z., I. 172
Enterprise, Entreprenant z., I.
172-3
Erebus fsh., n. 5, 138-40, 144-5
Eridanus, in. 40
Ethalion, wrecked, I. 310
Euryalus, I. 16
Eurydice, in. 174
Europa, I. 51
Exertion, g-brig, II. 21
Expedition, I. 84, 86
Fairy, n. 320
Fancy hired cutter, n. 319-402
freq.
Felix, in. 345
Fisgard, I. 79~8o, 276-8, 282-3,
287-93 ; II. 126 ; III. 286-7
Flora, tr., n. 33, 155
Fly, in. 76, 84
Formidable, I. 2
Foudroyant, I. 23
Foudroyant, F., in. 311-29 freq.
Frederick Adolph, Sw., n. 41
Freija, n. 349
Fury, HI. 357-8, 360
Galatea, I. xi, 94, 247
Ganges, I. 298 ; in. 158
Ganymede, i. 100
Geschwindigkeit, Danzig m.
trading under a false license,
II. 106
Gleaner, n. 389
Glorieux, z., in. 379
Glorioso, S., captured, in. 303
Goldfinch, in. 40
Goliath, I. 298 ; n. 5, 9, 38
Grampus, in. 204
Guardian, wreck of, I. 48
Guerriere, in. 157
Halswell, E. Indn., wrecked, I.
205
Hampden, tr., I. 351
Hazard, I. 260-1 ; in. 161
Hebe, I. 13, 20, .132, 205, 211-
13 • in. 292
Hector, z., in. 379
Hercule, F., in. 286
Hibernia, I. 322
Hinchinbroke, I. 72
Hindostan, i. 230, 241
Hoche, z., i. 277
Holly sloop, n. 389, 400, 412
Hornet, in. 63
Hortense, F., in. 316-17, 323
Hotspur, n. 334, 338
Humbug, tender, n. 19
Immortalite, z., I. xvii, 276-84 ;
French criticism on the capture
of, 278-9
Impetueux, I. 93, 298, 300-3,
307, 309-10, 312-13, 319-20 ;
in. 282
Implacable, formerly DuguayTrouin,
I. 186; captures
Sevolod, 251 ; n. 35-6 ;
T. B. M. appointed to, I. 335-
8 ; II. x, xii, 1-167 passim
Impregnable, I. 16-18 ; in. 65,
70, 155
Inconstant, I. 153
Indefatigable, i. 291, 319
Indienne, F., in. 316, 320, 322,
324, 329
Intrepid, I. 33
Invincible, F., III. 312
Iphigenia, I. 172
Iris, n. 319-20, 322, 335
Isis, i. 178-80, 349, 352
Jackal, i. 228
Jason, i. 16
Jason, z., i. 248
Java, in. 157
Jean Bart, F., in. 312, 317
Jemappe, F., n. 334; in. 316,
319-20, 323, 329
Jdna, F., ill. 312, 328
Julia sloop, wrecked, I. 225
Juniper, n. 324, 373, 375
Juno, I. xiv, xv, 153, 155-6,
163-8, 171-3
Jupiter, I. 51, 71, 131
Jupiter, D., in. 288
Kila, II. I
Krusenstern, tender, in. 358
Leander, I. xi, 51-2, 101 ; in.
80; gives her name to a shoal
off Cape d’Espoir, I. 106-10
Legere, F., I. 248,261-3,266;
in. 284
Leopard, i. 231
Leviathan, I. 316
Lion, formerly Implacable, q.v.
INDEX 377
Lion, I. xi, 7, 224-42
Lion, F. p., II. 387, 406, 408
London, I. 14, 15, 325-6
Lord Clyde, extraordinary
growth of fungus in, III. 99,
371
Lord Nelson, cutter, I. 288
Lowestoft, I. 72
Lyra brig, n. xiv, 319, 321-2,
335, 343, 373, 375, 389-92,
394, 398, 400-1, 403-4, 413
Macedonian, I. 277 ; in. 157
Mackerel, n. 336-7 ; III. 6
Madagascar, I. 100
Magicienne, n. 328, 374~5,
390-1, 394, 402, 408 ; III. 161
Magnet, n. 5, 16, 17, 19, 27
Magnificent, I. 122, 156 ;
wrecked, 250, 310, 319-20
Magpie schooner, in. 310
Majestic, i. 43 ; n. 153
Malabar, in. xiv, 115
Malta, I. 93, 298 ; in. 65
Manlicheten, Sw., n. 14, 48
Mars, I. 298 ; *ii. 5, 38, 54-5,
60, 168 ; ill. 329 ; adventures
of her figure-head, 286-7
Mars, z., in. 288
Mary Rose, in. 302
Medea, in. 174
Medusa, n. 319
Megara, I. 226
Melampus, I. 14
Melampus, sold to the Dutch,
1.116 ; flag-ship at Algiers, ib.
in. 40
Melpomene, n. 60-2, 117, 119-
22, 125, 127-8, 132, 134
Mercurius, ill. 46, 48-9, 59
Mercurius, Sw., u. 153
Mermaid, I. 178, 184, 186, 191,
350-1
Meteor, bomb, II. 172, 238, 280
Minotaur, n. 60-1, 124
Modeste, I, xvii, 190, 247 ; in.
283
Monarch, in. 288-9
Monmouth, I. 222
Montagu, I. 17, 93
Mont Blanc, F., I. 295
Naiad, I. 100
Namur, I. 222 ; in. 65
Nassau, n. 11
Nautilus sloop, I. 173-4
Nemesis, n. 148, 151
Neptuno, z., 293
N^reide, F., I. 247
Niger, I. 15
Nightingale, n. 158
Nile, in. 229-30
Nimble, n. 324, 351, 373, 375,
400, 412
Nymphe, I. 62, 292 ; III. 40
Oce*an, F., in. 308-29^^.
Ohio, A., in. 97
Oiseau, I. 293
Orion, n. 168-9, 192, 197, 199,
226, 280 ; in. 282
Orpheus, I. 23
Owen Glendower, I. 100 ; n. 62
Pallas, F., 11.329; III. 316-17,
3i9, 323
Parthian, in. 92
Patriote, F., in. 311-29, freq.
Patriote, p. z., I. 172 ; in. 123
Pegasus, I. ix-xi, 13, 14, 22-3,
28-9, 37, 49, 51, 53, 60, 65,
68, 70, 94, 101, 108, 112, 116,
214, 216 ; struck by lightning,
114
Peggy, m., I. xvii
Pennsylvania, A., in. 154
Perseus, I. 150-1
Phoebe, I. 316 ; n. 62
Phoenix, I. 297
Phoenix, R., n. 259
Pioneer, in. 50
Plantagenet, n. 60, 62, 153,159
Pluvier, F. brig., in. 312
Poisson Volant, F. p., in. 289
Pomone, I. 247 ; II. 391
President, n. 326, 329, 348,
373, 375
President, A., n. 327 ; in. 157
Prince, I. 160, 300
Prince George, I. 7, 9, 12, 13 ;
ill. 102, 302
Prince of Wales, I. 73-4, 272,
321-2, 324-9, 335
Princess Amelia, in. 295
Princess Caroline, n. 62, 138,
146-7, 151-2
Princess Charlotte, I. 298 ; in.
150. 155, 157, 160
378 INDEX
Princess of Orange, n. 60
Prometheus, II. 60, 62, 104,122,
128-9, 132, 145-7, 151
Proselyte, in. 283
Proserpine, z., i. 263-4
Prudent, z., I. xi, 95
Psyche, F., III. 330
Pyramus, n. 339
Queen, I. 13, 19, 193-4
Queen Charlotte, I. 243 ; n.
335, 345 ; “I. 69, 70, 80
Raleigh, n. 196
Ramillies, ill. 379
Ranger, n. 28, 30, 153, 156,
159, 163, 169-72, 189, 191-2,
196-7, 203, 240, 246-7, 266,
281, 284
Regulus, F., n. 329, 340, 345 ;
in. 316-17, 319-20, 322-5,
3.29
Reindeer, n. 328
Renard, n. 169-72, 192, 194,
196, 199,211, 269, 272, 275,
277
Renown, I. 286-90
Resource, I. 101, 103, 105
Retribution, formerly Bellerophon,
III. 285
Revenge, in. 81, 87, 94-5, 147,
159
Revolutionnaire, n. 324-6, 329,
339, 348
Rhin, III. 40
Rochfort, ill. 93
Rose, I. 14, 28-9, 32 ; n. 5, 21,
111,155, 159
Royal George, I. viii, xiii, 4,
143, 276 ; in. 302
Royal Sovereign, I. 193, 316
R. Sovereign yacht, n. 166;
III. 100
Royalist, n. 322, 335, 339
Ruby, II. 61, 124
Sabina, n. 344
St. George, II. 61-2 ; ill. 288
St. Michalia, Sw. m., n. 142
St. Vincent, in. xiv, 115, 176
Salisbury, I. 43, 48, 51, 123
Sallie, F., ill. 312, 328
Salsette, n. 5, 16, 27, 57
Samarang, in. 101, 176, 185
Sampson, i. 29
Sandwich, I. 2 ; III. 153
San Fiorenzo, III. 153, 330
Santa Leocadia, I. 33
Santa Margarita, I. 247, 260-2,
264-7, 269 ; in. 283-4
Sarpen, II. 158
Saturn, n. 62, 147, 152, 188
Saumarez brig, n. 234, 275
Scipio, I. 122
Sea-horse, I. 315
Serpent, wrecked, I. 175
Sevolod, R., capture and destruction
of, I. xviii ; II. x, xii,
38-9,44-5,47, 52,60, 153
Shark sloop, I. 164-5
Sheldrake, II. 163
Sirius, II. 6
Snap g.-brig, n. 374-5
Solebay, I. 131
Southampton, I. xii, 133-4, 136,
138-9
Sparrow brig, II. xiv, 319-412,
freg.
Spartiate, I. 298 ; III. 85
Speculator, n. 324, 328, 373,
375
Spencer, I. 315-16 ; III. 65,
308
Standard, I. 29
Stanmore, in. 77
Stately, n. n, 161
Stork sloop, n. 375
Superb, i. 316; n. i, 23, 333;
III. x, xi, 65
Surveillante (Sir George
Collier), on N. coast of
Spain, 1813, II. xiv, xv, 319-
413 passim
Suwarrow schr., I. 288, 294
Swallow, i. 240-1
Swiftsure, I. 316
Sybille, ill. 87-8, 93-5
Sylvia cutter, n. xiv, 341, 344,
389, 395, 399
Talbot, in. 160-1
Tamar, I. 248-9, 270-3 ; in. 289
Tamise, F., I. xvii, 248 ; see
Thames
Tartar, I. 124, 247 ; n. 70 ; in.
76
Tartarus, n. 21-2; in. 41,49,
59
INDEX 379
Tay, ill. 62
Temeraire, I. 296 ; II. 61-2, 153
Terrible, I. 320
Thames, captured, I. 261 ; recaptured,
262-3, 266-8, 284 ;
in. 284
The’rese, z., I. 289-90
Theseus, I. 325
Thisbe, I. 101, 126
Thunder, II. 5, 56
Thunderer, in. 158, 293
Tigre, I. 298, 316
Tisiphone sloop, I. xvi, 173-91,
350
Tonnant, I. 298
Tonnerre, F., in. 316,318,320-
i, 323, 329
Tourville, F., III. 316, 319,324-
5, 327, 329
Tribune, n. 21-2, 159
Tribune, F., I. 248, 262-3, 266;
III. 284
Triomphant, F., in. 312, 329
Triumph, II. 6
Trusty, I. 51
Unicorn, I. 248, 260-6; III.
283-3
Unicorn, t, II. 288
United States, A., I. 277 ; III.
157
Uranie, I. 291
Urgent, n. 373, 375
Valiant, I. 14, 27, 143
Vanguard, in. 288
Venerable, I. 297-8 ; wreck of,
xvii, 250, 307-11, 313-14;
in. 288
Vengeance, I. 272
Venus, z., I. 291
Venus, I. 27
Vestal, I. 102
Vesuvius bomb, n. 414
Victory, flag-ship of Hood in
the Mediterranean, I. xv, 13,
174,176-8,188,195,231,316;
flag of Saumarez in the Baltic,
II. 5-314 passim ; III. 104,
288
Victory, Arctic exploring ship,
in. 343, 345, 350-2
Ville de Paris, 1.302, 307, 325 ;
in. 288, 379
Ville de Varsovie, F., in. 316,
319-20, 328
Ville de Vienne, F., in. 312,
328-9
Virago, II. 374-5
Virginie, F., ill. 329
Virginie, z., I. 303
Voltigeur, F. p., 74, 86
Warrior, I. 298
Warspite, n. 413-14
Warwick, I. 7, 13
Weasel brig, i. 94, 100
Wolverine, captured, I. 299
Woodlark, n. 158
Wrangler, n. 156, 159
Zealous, n. 269
Zebra, in. 162
Zephyr sloop, n. 374-5 ; in. 47,
59
Short, J., marine, recommended
for promotion, n. 150
Shortland, in. 82
Shuper, Mrs., in. 81
Siccame, H., Secretary to the
Dutch commission at Antwerp,
letter from, in. 27
Sidmouth, Lord, minute of conversation
with, in. 194-5. Letter
from, 165
Simcoe, General, anecdote of, in. 338
Slaves, emancipation of, I. 87-90
Smith, Baron, an Irish judge,
case of, in. 120
Smith, Lieut., n. 173, 272, 313
Smith, J., Consul at Gothenburg,
letter to, n. 161
Smith, Sir Sidney, n. xi; in. vii,
329
Somerset, Lord Granville, in.
125
Sotheron, Frank, Admiral, in.
136, 146
Sotheron, Mrs., ill. 146
Soult, F. general, II. 72, 112, 365
Spanish Armament, the, I. 140-3,
149-50, 153; in. 380
Sparrow, English agent at
Petersburg, n. 148
Spears, Richard, Commander, n.
157
Spence, David, master, I. 352
38o INDEX
Spencer, Lord, first lord of the
Admiralty, i. 259, 267 ; III. 284,
297. Letters from, I. 267,270-1,
284, 290
Spencer, the Hon. Robert,
Captain, i. 100 ; in. 86
Spencer, Vernon, n. 52
Staines, Sir Thomas, II. 331, 339
Stanitsky, R. captain, to cruise in
the Gulf of Livonia, n. 259
Stanley, Edward (afterwards I4th
Earl of Derby), in. 120, 340
Staunton, Sir George, Secretary
of the Embassy to China, I.
224, 228, 240-1
Steam-vessel, early designs of,
in. 376
Steenke, chief pilot at Pillau, n.
25, 27, 29
Steinheil, R. general, II. 294-5,
304-5) 309
Stewart, Sir Charles, English
minister at Brussels, in. 53,60 ;
letter to, 45
Stewart, Hew, Comdr., attached
to R. bombs, II. 221, 231 ; for
defence of Riga, 232, 238 ;
conduct * highly praiseworthy,’
239-40; with the bombs at
Shlok, 243, 245-6, 252, 273-4 ;
Essen asks for him to remain
at Riga, 264-5, 283 ; promoted,
269, 272 ; highly commended,
286; remains at Riga, 287,
295. Letter from, 292
Stirling, James, Lieut., slain in
fight, I. 252 ; n. 129, 131
Stirling, Sir James, in. 215
Stokes, John, Lieut., II. 412
Stopford, Sir Robert, I. xx, 9, 43,
323, 334; III. xv, 147, 150-1,
158, 160-2, 166-7, 170-3,211-
12, 217-21,308-9,312. Letters
from, I. 315, 330,338; ni. 118,
131, ’50
Stopford, Robert Fanshawe,
Captain, in. 167
Strachan, Sir R. J., I. 186; II. 9
Styles, Mr., I. 273
Surridge, Thomas, Captain, n.
166
Sussex, Duke of, chief mourner
! at the funeral of William IV,
in. 138
Sutton, Robert M., Captain, I.
349
Sweden, King of, confers the
Order of the Sword on T. B. M.
and others, I. 251. Letter from,
11.44
Swedish officers, list of, II. 48
Symonds, Sir Thomas, his
seamanship, I. 155 ; in. 380
Symonds, Sir William, in. 380,
393
TAPPEN, Mr., architect, in. 266
Tate, George, Russian rearadmiral,
I. xix
Taverney, Sir James, n. 41-44,
45
Tayler, Captain, n. 366
Taylor, Lieut., I. 264
Taylor, Miss, the belle of
Halifax, I. 108
Taylor, Sir Herbert, military
secretary to the commander-inchief,
afterwards private
secretary to the king, in. 114-
15, 130, 246-7, 251. Letters
from, 75, 91, 96, 99
Taylor, J., marine, recommended
for promotion, II. 150
Theatricals on board the Aboukir,
n. 188
Thicknesse, John, Comdr., orders
to, in. 162-3
Thomas, Mr., carpenter of the
Victory, Arctic discovery ship,
serious illness of, in. 363 ; dies,
364
Thompson, Sir Charles, I. 122
Thompson, Mr. Poulett, ill. 240
Thompson, Samuel, Captain,
shelved by Howe, I. 97 ; III.
| 180
| Thompson, Sir Thomas, ill. 200
‘ Thornbrough, Sir Edward, I. 13,
: 207 ; death of, in. 122
Thornton, Mrs., n. 283
Thornton, Edward, English
minister to Sweden, n. 175,
226, 247, 256, 267, 283, 291, 313
INDEX
Thouvenot, R. general, n. 316,
319. Letter from, 317
Tidemann, R. lieut.-colonel, n.
204, 274, 298
Tilsit, secret treaty of, I. 330
Tobin, Captain, n. 412
Toker, T. R., Captain, II. 76,
118
TormasofT, R. general, n. 202,
224, 237, 295-6, 308
Touloobieff, R. captain, letter
from, u. 259
Townsend, Colonel, n. 336
Towny, G. H., Captain, I. 291
Tozer, Captain, in. 250
Transport Board, letter to, ill. 24
Treadwell, Francis, master, n.
155
Trevelyan, E., secretary of the
Treasury, letter from, in. 197,
203 ; letter to, 195-7
Trevenen, James, Captain, n. xii
Trigge, John, Captain, I. 178, 187,
350
Troubridge, Sir Thomas, III. 299,
300
Tucker, Captain, n. 8~
Tucker, Joseph, Mr., surveyor of
the navy, in. 12, 259
Tulley, Miss, I. 181
Tulley, Mr., Consul at Tripoli, I.
182
Tupper, Lieut., in. 93
Turner, Dr., Board of Health, III.
278
Twysden, Lieut, I. 126
Tyrconnel, Lord, n. 171, 288.
Letter from, 255-7
Tyrwhitt, Mr., ‘ Carlton House
member/ in. 242, 258-9
UNIFORM, change of, in 1788, i.
117 ; other changes, 118 ; killed
two commanders-in-chief in
China, 119 ; orders as to, in
the Andromeda, 119-20, 341
ct seq.
Uvedale, Samuel, shelved by
Howe, I. 97 ; III. 180
Uxbridge, Lord, at Waterloo, in.
335
VALDES, Sp. captain, i. 172
Vernon, Admiral, in. 305
Vernon, Lieut., gallant conduct of,
n. 129, 131
Vernon, Harry, in. 185
Victor, F. marshal, n. 259, 264,
292, 296
Victoria, Queen, in. 180, 215,
218, 224, 231, 234 ; coronation
of, 141; picture of, 148
Viella, Chevalier de, in. 26
Villiers, Hyde, in. 332
Vittoria, battle of, n. 318 ; dinner
in celebration of, in. 336
Vlamming, a Dutchman, discovers
St. Paul and Amsterdam, I.
226-7
Vyvyan, Sir Richard, in. 334
WAGER, Sir Charles, n. vii ;
in. 222
WahrendorfT, Baron, has invented
a breech-loading gun,
in. 174
Wainwright, John, Captain, i.
92
Wales, Prince of (afterwards
George IV [g.v.]), visits Prince
William at Plymouth, I. 116;
his bad example, 132; receives
a present from the Dey
of Algiers, 136 ; visits the king
on board the Juno, 159 ; his
respect to the king, 160-1 ;
is present at the review at Spithead,
18-19; admires his
brother’s flow of language, 18 ;
calls for a glass of grog, 19 ;
his violent outburst against
Lord Cochrane, in. 198-200 ;
claims to return one of the
members for Plymouth, 242
Walker, Sir Hovenden, in. 302
Walker, William, harbour master
at Plymouth, calls attention to
the deviation of the compass
likely to be produced by iron
masts, in. 74. Letter from,
71
Walpole, Lord, secretary to the
Embassy in Russia, n. 269
3 82 INDEX
Walpole, Sir Robert, III. 279
Walsingham, the Hon. Boyle.
Captain, in. 293
Walters, Captain, Palliser’s
nephew, in. 295
Ward Room, evil of careless conversation
in, ill. 298
Warren, Dr. Richard, I. 257
Warren, Frederick, Captain, son
of Dr. Richard, n. 118-20, 125,
130, 134-5, ISO, 160
Warren, Sir John Borlase, Bt.,
I. xvii, 247, 249, 258-9, 278.
Letter from, 286; letter to,
289
Watt, James (the engineer), a
sensible and unassuming man,
in. 330
Webley, W. H., flag-captain to
Sir S. Hood, II. 31-2 ; his
share in capture and burning
of Sevolod, 43, 45,48 ; receives
a Swedish decoration, I. 251 ;
II. 63-4
Weimar, Prince and Princess of,
II. 109
Wellington, Duke of, I. 194, 255 ;
II. xiii, xiv, 72, 112, 269-415,
freq. ; in. vii, ix, 6-8, 30, 32,
35, 42, 46, 51-60, 64, 97, 100,
117, 125, 127, 137, 215, 267,
335-6, 340, 376-7, 397, 399;
subaltern of the guard, I. 113 ;
anecdote of Waterloo, ill. 334-
5. Letters from, II. 316, 353,
393. 396 ; letters to, 335, 383,
394. 397 ; ni. 33
Wells, Lieut, n. 156
West, Sir John, Admiral, III.
209
West, Temple, Captain, I. 192
Westcott, G. B., Captain, slain in
the battle of the Nile, I. 43
Westminster, Marquis of, in.
33i
Wheatstone, Professor, in. 179
Whewell, Dr., I. 115
Whitby, Henry, Captain, II. 141-
2, 144 ; letters to, 139-40, 143,
147-8, 151
White, George (brother or son of
John), I. 233
White, John, inventor of a ventilating
machine, I. 231
White, Sir J. C., brother-in-law
of T. B. M., I. xx, 286, 301,
339 ; his family, III. 163. Letter
from, 186
White, Thomas, Commander, I.
8 5> II8 . . White, William, inventor of a
ventilating machine, I. 232
Wickham, Samuel, Lieut., I. 105
Wier, Lieut., II. 119
Wilberforce, William, his efforts
for the abolition of the slave
trade, I. 87 ; his hatred of the
Whigs, in. 383
Willaumez, F. admiral, in. 309-
12
William Henry, Prince, afterwards
Duke of Clarence, afterwards
William IV [g.v.], midshipman
of the Prince George,
I. 7; III. 102; received at
Portsmouth by Commissioner
Martin, I. ix, 8, 9 ; quarrels
with the Commissioner’s sons,
ix, 10, 11 ; notes of his service
in the navy, 13, 14, 19 ; lieutenant
of the Hebe, 13, 20 ; in.
292 ; makes his home in the
Commissioner’s house, I. ix,
20 ; makes love to the Commissioner’s
daughter, ix, 20, 206;
who is sent to London, 21 ; the
prince’s expressions of gratitude,
21 ; ‘the transient feeling
of the moment,3 22; captain
of the Pegasus, ix, 22-116 ; is
very strict with the midshipmen,
25 ; visits Guernsey, 32 ;
goes to Newfoundland, x, 32 ;
comes of age, 35-6 ; festivities
on board the Pegasus, 36-7 ;
his reception at Halifax, 53 ;
attempted murder of, by a mad
schoolmaster, 57-60 ; is invited
to visit Martinique, 61 ;
declines, ib. is visited on board
by the king of the Caribbees,
62-4; boasts of his intimacy
with Nelson, 66 ; discreditable
change in his behaviour, 67 ;
INDEX 383
his quarrel with Schomberg,
x, 68-9, 84 ; stops the midshipmen’s
leave, 70 ; flogs a German
artist, 71 ; has to pay heavy
damages, ib. ; was not a good
seaman, 93-4 ; his respectful
behaviour to Commodore Sawyer,
108 ; sails for England,
112; lands at Cork, 113; the
future Duke of Wellington the
officer of the guard, ib. ; commands
the Andromeda, 116-
33 ; his strictness about uniform,
119-21, 341-8; makes
love to Miss Wynne, 121-2,
223 ; is ordered off to America,
123 ] is presented with a diamond
star by the Council of
Jamaica, 130 ; pays off the Andromeda,
19, 132 ; commands
the Valiant in the Spanish
Armament, 14 ; is created Duke
of Clarence, 14, 132 ; promoted
to be rear-admiral, 14 ; was to
hoist his flag on board the
London at the beginning of the
war, ib. ; in the House of Lords
condemns the policy of the
Government, 15, 132-3 ; Pitt
insists that he shall not be
employed afloat, 15 ; has no
service during the war, 16 ; an
appreciation of his character,
133 ; applies for the Mediterterranean
command, in. 304 ;
made Admiral of the Fleet, I.
16; escorts Louis XVIII to
Calais, ib. ; commands the fleet
in the review of June 1814,
16-19; in. 1-4; is pronounced
by the Prince Regent to be <an
excellent officer,’ I. 18 ; in. 4 ;
wants to marry Miss Wykeham,
337 ; proposes to hoist his flag
as Lord High Admiral, 100 ; is
compelled to resign the office,
ib.) 129. Letters from, 96, 100,
102
William IV, his remarkable
memory, I. 12 ; his tailoring
propensities, 117 ; his prejudice
against Lord de Saumarez,
31-2 ; orders a chair for the
Queen of Wiirtemberg, 158 ;
speaks of T. B. M. as having
slighted him, 284 ; opens London
Bridge, in. 102-5 ; orders
relics of the Victory to be
placed in Windsor Castle, 104 ;
minutes of conversations with
T. B. M., 115-117,264; funeral
of, 138
Williams, John, gunner’s mate,
recommended for promotion, II.
150
Williams, Thomas1 , Captain, I.
273 ; in. 283; commands a
squadron off Cape Clear, 1.260,
265 ; captures the Tribune,
262-3. Letter from, 260
Willis, T. H., secretary of the
Neale memorial committee,
letter from, in. 163
Willoughby, n. 267
Wilson, George, Admiral, i. 152
Wilson [Sir Robert], II. 288
Wilson, Sir T., in. 128
Winter, Dutch admiral, in. 288
Winzingerode, Russian general,
II. 256, 306
Wishart, Sir James, in. 181
Wittgenstien, Count, R. general,
casual mention of, n. 201-306
freq.
Wolfe, James, Major-General, I.
95 ; his death, 102 ; III. 136-7
Wollaston, Dr., I. 115
Wolseley, William, Captain, I. 51
Wolzogen, German general on
the R. staff, n. 225
Wood, Mr., surgeon, I. 90
Wood, Sir George, Colonel,
English commissioner at Antwerp,
n. 12, 13, 17
Woollcombe, Dr., in. 66
Woollcombe, J. C., Captain, n.
348
Woolridge, Captain, in. 59;
letter to, 43
Wiirtemberg, Queen of, her enormous
size, I. 158
Wykeham, Miss, Duke of
Clarence wishes to marry, in.
337
INDEX
Wynford, Lord, letter from, III.
279
Wynn, Lieutenant, III. 77
Wynn, Sir Watkin, III. 77
Wynne, Miss, a reigning beauty
at Plymouth, I. 121-2; Prince
William’s attention to, 121-3
Wynne, Mr., a Plymouth mer- chant, I. 121-2, 223
YORK, James, Duke of;III. 369-70
York, Duke of;son of George III,
commander-in-chief of the
army, I. 116, 159, 18o, 333-4;
III. 76, 338
Yorke, F. general, II. 259, 293,
295-6, 298
Yorke, Charles, first lord of the
Admiralty, II. 166, 173; III.
33I -2. Letter from, II. 163
Yorke, Charles, Mr., his suicide, I.
169
Yorke, Sir Joseph, I. 2, 48, 169
Young, Sir William, I. 273,