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WANDERER
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Built in 1806, Mistleythorn.
Sold in 1817. |
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- 1807 E. CROFTON, fitting out at Chatham.
- On 19 November at a court martial aboard MAGNAMINE, Capt. CROFTON brought charges against Lieut. William SKELTON of disobedience of orders and drunkenness. When the prisoner was seized with convulsions the court was adjourned until the following Monday but the charges were found to have been proved and he was dismissed his ship.
- 1808 Ditto, Leeward Is.
- 1811 William ROBILLIARD, Leeward Is.
- 1812 F. NEWCOMBE, Spithead for Bermuda.
In December 1812 he captured the brig RISING HOPE from Charleston bound for Cadiz. - 1814 Ditto Lisbon.
- 1815 Capt. DOWERS, coast of Spain.
He sailed from Passages on the 11 July 1814 and arrived in Plymouth on the 19th. having on board Her Royal Highness Maria Theresa the Duchess d'Angouleme, the daughter of Louis XVI, and other members of the French aristocracy The Duchess landed in the Admiral's barge with a royal salute and went in a carriage to Admiralty House. - 1815 John PALMER, Plymouth - Channel.
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