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CARNATION (18) Built in 1813, Southampton (Cruizer class).
Sunk as a target in 1867.
  • 1813 George BENTHAM, 10/1813.
    February 1814, convoy to the W. Indies.
  • 1815 Jamaica. He moved to NORTH STAR in November 1815.
  • 1816 Gregory GRANT, Jamaica.
  • 1817 Portsmouth.
  • 1818 Hon. John GORDON, Newfoundland. While there he was posted into the TAMAR in December 1818.
  • 1820 Roger HALL, 11/1819, Halifax.
  • 1822 John Edward WALCOTT, he was appointed to CARNATION on 14 September 1821 and she sailed for the West Indies on 4 January 1822.
    During the following August, being off the west end of Cuba, she fell in with, and gave protection to, trade passing through the Florida stream from Jamaica to England.
    He was posted into TYNE in Jamaica in May 1822 but had no opportunity to join her until December.
  • 1824 Thos. STOPFORD, 06/1823, Jamaica.
  • 1825 Plymouth.

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