INDEX

Abercromby, Sir Ralph, General, in Cadiz, [419]
commands troops in Mediterranean,[413]-[414]
in expedition to Egypt, [420], [421]
in West Indies, [483]
Aboukir, position of, [392]
Turks defeated at, [409]
Achille, at Trafalgar, [458]
Achille, at Trafalgar, [460]
on 1st June, [319]
taken on 1st June, [321]
Achilles, flagship of Rodney, [178]
in blockade of Vannes, [186]
Achin, Suffren winters at, [291]
Acre, siege of, [409]
Actif, action with Nonsuch, [263]
Active, sent by Hood to North America,
captured, [267]
sights Villeneuve, [447]
Adamant, at battle of Camperdown, [351] et seq.
Admiraal de Ruiter, flagship of Zoutman, [256]
Admirable, burnt at Cherbourg, [43]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Admiral Generaal, in Dutch squadron, 1781, [256]
Adventure, La Hogue, [37]
Advice, La Hogue, [37]
Affleck, Sir Edmond, Admiral, in command at New York, [267]
Africa, at Trafalgar, [458] et seq.
Africaine, taken, [420], [421]
Agamemnon, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [458]
detached by Kempenfelt, [273]
Aggershuus, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Agincourt, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Aigle, at Trafalgar, [460]
joins Villeneuve, [447]
Aigrette, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Aimable, French, La Hogue, [38]
in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Aix, island of, plundered, [167]
Ajax, at Trafalgar, [458]
joins Nelson, [455]
Ajax, in squadron of Allemand, [477]
in squadron of Suffren, [287]
Alava, J. M. de, Admiral, at Trafalgar, [460]
Albemarle, La Hogue, [37]
Albemarle, Lord, General, at taking of Havana, [196]
Alceste, Sardinian frigate, taken by French, [330]
Alcide, taken by Boscawen, [142]
Alcmene brings news of mutiny to ships off Cadiz, [380]
on coast of Egypt, [401]
Alcmène, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Alexander, joins Nelson, [388]
at battle of Nile, [393], [397]
taken by French, [324]
taken by Nelson to Naples, [401]
Alexandre, separates from fleet of D’Orvilliers, [224]
taken, [327]
Alfred, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
in battle of 1st June, [320]
Algeciras, action at, [430]-[433]
Algesiras, at Trafalgar, [460]
Alkmaar, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Allan, Lord, comes to Chatham, [373]
Allemand, Admiral, escape of from Brest, [477]
his cruise from Rochefort, [452], [455]
second sortie, [477] et seq.
Allouarn, Captain, commands Juste at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Alms, James, Captain, commands Monmouth, [283] et seq.
Amazon, attacks Droits de l’homme, [340]
Ambitieux, French, La Hogue, [38]
Tourville hoists flag in, [41]
Ambrose, Captain, court-martial on, [115], [116]
Ambuscade, capture of, [472]
Amelia, in action of Tory Island, [400]
America, driven to sea, [259]
in action with La Clue, [180]
America, in battle of 1st June, [319]
taken on 1st June, [321]
Amherst, Lord, General, at taking of Louisbourg, [171], [173]
Amiens, Peace of, [435]
Amphion, carries pennant of Sir W. Hoste, [489]
Amsterdam, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Anacreon, her cruise to Ireland, [401]
Andrews, Captain, commands Defiance at battle of Minorca, [152]
Andromache, look-out ship of Rodney’s fleet, [276]
Anglesea, taken by French, [120], [121]
Angria, pirate chief, [140]
Anna, victualler with Anson’s squadron, [108]
Anson, George, Baron, his voyage round the world, [107], [109]
convoys Duke of Marlborough to coast of France, [168]
defeats La Jonquière and St. George, [123], [124]
his political weakness, [148]
is appointed to lead expedition to South Seas, [103]
made a peer, [125]
on Board of Admiralty, [117], [118]
Anson, in action off Tory Island, [400]
Antelope, Byng goes home as prisoner in, [155]
takes Belliqueux, [175], [176]
Antraigues, Count d’, secret service of, [442]
Apodaca, Ruiz de, burns his ships at Trinidad, [483]
Apollo, French privateer, takes Anglesea, [120]
Aquilon, at the battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
prize sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Aranda, Count of, Spanish Ambassador, quoted, [254]
Arbuthnot, Marriot, Admiral, action off Capes of Virginia, [260]
at New York, [259]
commands Portland at battle of Quiberon, [189]
defends Channel Islands, reaches New York, [244]
sent to America, [241]
Ardent, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
at battle of Camperdown, [352]
taken by Allies, [242]
with Howe at New York, [230]
Arethusa, action with Belle Poule, [223]
Argonanta, at Trafalgar, [460]
Argonaute, at Trafalgar, [460]
Argumosa, T., commands Monarca at Trafalgar, [460]
“Armed Ship,” what was, [214]
Arnold, Benedict, attacks Quebec, [218]
in Virginia, [260]
Arrogant, unfit for service, [209]
Artois Count d’ (Charles X.), to command expedition, [326]
Ashby, John, knighted, [20]
at battle of Hogue, La, [q.v.]
at Beachy Head, [q.v.]
in joint commission of 1691, [32]
Asiento, what was, leads to war with Spain, [99]
Atlas, stranding of, [342], [343]
Audacieux, joins Villaret-Joyeuse, [312]
Audacious, at Algeciras, [431], [433]
at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
in Howe’s fleet, [311]
sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Aventurier, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Babet, at action at Groix, [327]
Bahama, at Trafalgar, [460]
taken by American privateers, [219]
Baird, P., Captain, commands Portland at battle of Minorca, [152]
commands Defiance at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Baker, John, Admiral, in command in Mediterranean, [54]
Balchen, Sir John, Admiral, sent to coast of Spain, [109]
his death, [121]
Bâle, Peace of, [294]
Balfour, George, Captain, boards Bienfaisant, [173], [174]
Ball, Sir Alexander John, Admiral, commands Alexander at battle of Nile, [394]
Ballinamuck, surrender of French at, [398]
Bantry Bay, battle in, [18], [19]
French ships at, [338]-[339]
Barfleur, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
on 1st June, [319]
Barfleur Cape. See [Hogue, La]
Bargas, J., commands San Ildefonso at Trafalgar, [460]
Barham, Lord. See [Middleton, Sir C.]
Barlow, captain of Phœbe, [420]
Barnett, Curtis, Commodore, sails to East Indies, [128]
takes prizes, [129];
his death, [ibid.]
Barras de Saint Laurent, Chef d’escadre, joins Grasse, [268], [269]
Barrington, Samuel, Admiral, captain of Achilles in blockade of Vannes, [186]
at Barbadoes, [237]
takes Santa Lucia, beats off D’Estaign, [238]
Barrow, Sir John, quoted, [133]
Bart, Jean, privateer, [74]
Bartholomew, D. E., Captain, pressed, [437] note
Basque Roads, action in, [476]
Bastia, taken, [328]
Batave, damaged, [405]
in fleet of Bruix, [403] et seq.
Batavier, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Batticaloa, Suffren refits at, [289]
Battle of 1st June 1794, [318]-[320]
Bausset, Chef d’escadre, in capture of Moutray’s convoy, [252]
Bayntun, H. W., Captain, commands Leviathan at Trafalgar, [458]
Bayonnaise, takes Ambuscade, [472]
Beachy Head, battle of, [24]-[29]
Beaudoin, L. A., commands Fougueux at Trafalgar, [460]
Beauffremont, at Louisbourgh, [163]
commands Tonnant, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
sails to America, [162]
Beaumont Lemaître, Captain, commands Téméraire at battle of Minorca, [152]
Beaver, Philip, Captain, cuts out Prima, [414]
quoted, [419], [433], [434]
Beckwith, General, takes Martinique and Guadaloupe, [484]
Bedford, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
dismasted, [259]
Bedford, Duke of, at head of Admiralty, [117]
Belingant, Chevalier de, commands Northumberland at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Bell, George, lieutenant of Indefatigable, [341]
Belle Poule, action with Arethusa, [223]
in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Belleisle, at Trafalgar, [458] et seq.
former French Formidable, [327]
Belleisle. See [Quiberon]
taken, [196]
Bellerophon, at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [458]
in Howe’s fleet, [310] et seq.
sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Belliqueux, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Belliquex, taken, Bristol Channel, [175]
Bellona, at Copenhagen, [426]
in action off Cape Ortegal, [466]
Bellone, in expedition of Bompard, [399]
Benbow, John, Vice-Admiral, commands expedition to West Indies, [53]
attacks St. Malo, [49]
his career and death, [91] et seq.
Bengal, Bay of, operations in, [196], [202]
Bentley, Sir John, Vice-Admiral, commands Warspight in battle of Quiberon, [189]
Berceau, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Berenger, C., commands Scipion at Trafalgar, [460]
Beresford, Marshal, Lord, surrenders at Buenos Ayres, [485]
Berkeley, Hon. G. Cranfield, Baron, Admiral, commands Marlborough, [311]
Berkeley, Lord, Admiral, attacks Brest, [50], [51]
bombards Dieppe and Havre, [51]
Bernadotte, Marshal, and King of Sweden, commands in West of France, [418]
Berry, Sir Edward, Captain, carries Nelson’s despatches, [401]
commands Agamemnon at Trafalgar, [458]
Rear-Admiral, captain of Vanguard at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
Bertie, captain of Ardent at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Bertie, Lord Robert, his regiment in Byng’s squadron, [148] et seq.
Bertie, Sir Albemarle, Admiral, commands Thunderer in Howe’s fleet, [311]
Berwick, at battle of Toulon, [113]
in north squadron, 1781, [255] et seq.
La Hogue, [37]
taken by French, [330]
Berwick, at Trafalgar, [460]
Beschermer, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Bettesworth, captain of Curieux, [450]
Bévisier. See [Beachy Head]
Bexhirmer, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Bexley, Lord, see [Vansittart], [424]
Biche, at Louisbourg, [172]
Bickerton, Sir Richard, Admiral, blockades Carthagena, [453]
joins Collingwood off Cadiz, [455]
Vice-Admiral, joins Hughes, [290]
Bienfaisant, taken at Louisbourg, [173]
Bigot de Morogues, commands Magnifique at battle of Quiberon, [190]
head of Académie de la Marine, [147]
Bizarre, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
in squadron of Suffren, [286] et seq.
Blackwood, Sir Henry, Admiral, commands Euryalus at Trafalgar, [460] et seq.
Blakeney, General, lieutenant-governor of Minorca, warns Ministry, [147]
Blane, Sir Gilbert, physician to fleet, [275], [276]
Blanquet Duchayla, Admiral, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Blenheim, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [345]-[349]
Bligh, General, takes Cherbourg, [168]
Bligh, Sir Richard Rodney, Admiral,
captain of Alexander, [324]
Bligh, William, Admiral, captain of Glatton at Copenhagen, [426]
commands Director at battle of Camperdown, [351]
in mutiny at Nore, [370] et seq.
Blockade, methods of, [304], [305]
Bloys, Rear-Admiral, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Boadicea, pursues Bompard, [399]
Boca Chica, entry to Carthagena, [104]
Boischateau, Keremar de, Captain, commands Brilliant at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Bombay Castle, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
lost, [243]
Bompard, Admiral, his expedition to Ireland, [398], [399]
Bompard, M. de, cruise to West Indies, [177]
in West Indies, [195]
returns to Brest, [187]
Bonaparte. See [Napoleon]
Bonaventure, La Hogue, [37]
Bonne Citoyenne, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [345]
joins Nelson, [388]
on coast of Egypt, [401]
Boscawen, Sir Edward, Admiral, his career and character; takes command in East Indies, [131]
action with La Clue, [179]-[182]
convoy scattered on his return home, [175]
on Board of Admiralty, [148]
operations in North America, [141]
operations on Coromandel coast, [131], [132]
returns home, [141]
sails to intercept Dubois de Lamotte, [141]
takes Louisbourg, [171], [173]
Boston, attacked by French, [76]
Boston, French squadron at, [235], [236]
Boteler, Captain, succeeds Wren in West Indies, [52]
Bott, mutineer, [369]
Bouillé, Marquis de, co-operates in taking of St. Kitts, [275]
retakes St. Eustatius, [271]
surprises Dominica, [237]
takes Tobago, [265]
Boulogne, attacks on flotilla at, [434], [435]
Bounties for seamen offered, [143]
Bounty mentioned, [324]
Bourbon, French, La Hogue, [38]
Bourgoyne, separates from fleet of D’Orvilliers, [224]
Bouvet, M. de, French officer, relieves Pondicherry, [131]
Bouvet, Rear-Admiral, in expedition to Ireland, [337], [339]
Bover, Lieutenant, threatened by mutineers at Spithead, [367]
Bowyer, Sir George, Admiral, wounded on 1st June, [319]
Boyne, at battle of Toulon, [115]
Boys, Commodore, blockades Dunkirk, [178]
Braddoch, General, his attack on Port Duquesne, and death, [141]
Brandenberg, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Brave, French, La Hogue, [38]
Breda, Benbow’s flagship, [92]
La Hogue, [37]
Brenton, Sir Edward, Captain, quoted, [377]
Brereton, Major-General, misleads Nelson, [450]
Brest, port of, and attack on, [51]
Brett, Peircy, Admiral, commands Lion in action with Elizabeth, [122]
in Downs, [178]
Bridport, Lord. See [Hood, Alexander]
Brilliant, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Brilliant, in mutiny at Nore, [374]
in squadron of Suffren, [286]
Brilliante, in squadron of Tronjolly, [282]
Brinley, John, mutinous seaman, [90]
Bristol, in Anson’s fleet, 1747, [124]
Britannia, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [458]
flagship of Russell, [41]
La Hogue, [37]
Brodrick, Thomas, Admiral, in action with La Clue, [179], [182]
commands in Mediterranean, [162]
Bronard, G. A., commands Algesiras at Trafalgar, [460]
Brookes, Cæsar, midshipman of Milford, [84] et seq.
Brown, Rob. Hunter, captain of Dorsetshire, [480]
Browning, master of Mountjoy, killed at Londonderry, [21]
Brueys d’Aigalliers, Admiral, commands in expedition to Egypt, [389]
anchors at Aboukir, the disposition of his ships, [392], [393]
Bruix, Eustache, his cruise to Mediterranean, [403], [407]
Brune, Marshal, subdues Italy, [417]
Brunswick, on 1st June, [320]
Brutus, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Bucentaure, flagship of Villeneuve, at Trafalgar, [460]
Buckingham, flagship of Temple West at battle of Minorca, [152]
Buckle, M., Captain, commands Namur at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Buckner, Rear-Admiral, at Nore in mutiny, [370] et seq.
Buenos Ayres, expeditions to, [485]
Bullen, Sir Charles, commands Britannia at Trafalgar, [458]
Bunker Hill, battle of, [218]
Burchett, Josiah, quoted, [68]
Burford, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
La Hogue, [37]
Burgess, Captain, commanded Ardent at Camperdown, killed, [352] et seq.
Burgoyne, General, his advance, [218]
Burke, Edmund, character of Keppel, [221]
on naval estimates, [209]
Burrish, Captain, court-martial on, [114]
Burslem, F., Captain, commands Coventry at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Bussy, General, in East Indies, [291] et seq.
Butler, Captain, succeeds Wilmot;
lawsuit with Ruth Wilmot, [89]
Buxton, Theophilus, steward, [89]
Byard, Sir T., Captain, commands Bedford at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Byng, Sir George, Admiral, father of John Byng, created Viscount Torrington, [148]
in taking of Gibraltar, [64] et seq.
in command in Mediterranean, [54]
Byng, John, Admiral, commands in Channel, [145]
birth and early career, [147], [148]
takes reliefs to Minorca;
his campaign and death, [148], [156]
Byron, Captain, commands Andromache, [276]
Byron, John, Admiral, his career and character; sails to America, [222]
in North America and West Indies, [235], [240]
stormy passage, [232], [233]
Ça Ira, taken, [330]
Cadiz, bombarded, [387]
mutiny averted in ships off, [381]-[382]
threatened, [419]
Cæsar, at Algeciras, [431]-[433]
flagship of Sir Richard Strachan, [466]
in Howe’s fleet, [312] et seq.
Cagigal, F. X., commands San Agustin at Trafalgar, [460]
Calder, Sir Robert, Admiral, captain of fleet with Jervis, [346] et seq.
commands off Ferrol, [450], [452]
court-martial, [460]
joins Collingwood off Cadiz, [455]
Caldwell, Sir Benjamin, commands Agamemnon, [273]
Callis, Captain, burns Spanish galleys at St. Tropez, [110]
Calvi, taken, [328]
Calypso, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Camaret Bay. See [Brest]
Camas, J. G. F., commands Berwick at Trafalgar, [460]
Cambon, Captain, commands Mercure at the battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Cambridge, La Hogue, [37]
Campbell, John, Captain, flag-captain at battle of Quiberon, [189]
takes French convoy, [169]
Campbell, captain of Blenheim, overawes mutineers of Marlborough, [383]
Campbell, Portuguese officer, gives information to Nelson, [449]
reports position of Spaniards to Jervis, [345]
Camperdown, battle of, [351], [354]
Camperdown, Viscount. See [Duncan, Adam]
Canada, escapes from French squadron, [323]
in action off Tory Island, [400]
Cape Coast-Castle attacked by French, [170]
Cape Français, action off, [170], [171]
Cape, mutiny at, [381]
restored and retaken, [484]
taken, [483]
Captain, at battle of Minorca, [152]
at Louisbourg, [172]
La Hogue, [37]
Nelson’s pennant in, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [344], [349]
Captain General, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Captain’s servants, [95], [96]
Carkett, Robert, first lieutenant of Monmouth, [161]
Carleton, Sir Guy, General, defends Quebec, [218]
Carlotta, Portuguese frigate, [345]
Carmarthen, Peregrine Osborne, 2nd Duke of Leeds, Marquis of, in attack on Brest, [51]
Carnarvon, Indiaman, taken by French, [175]
Carnegie, William, Earl of Northesk, in mutiny at Nore, [377]
third in command at Trafalgar, [458]
Carrickfergus, taken by Thurot, [195]
Carronade, by whom invented, and use of, [469], [470]
Carter, Rear-Admiral, at La Hogue, [q.v.]
Carthagena, English attack on, [104], [105]
Casabianca, flag-captain (French), at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Casse, M. du, French naval officer, his action with Benbow, [92], [93]
Castagnier, Captain, lands invaders at Fishguard, [335]
Casteel Medenblick, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Castlebar, French victory at, [398]
Castor, taken by French, [308]
Castries, Marquis de, French Minister of Marine, [296]
Catamarans, failure of, [443]
Catford, Captain, commands Captain at battle of Minorca, [152]
Cathcart, Lord-General, appointed to command troops in West Indies, [103]
his death, [104]
Caumont, Chevalier de, Captain, commands Inflexible at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Cautious Leeshore. See [Keppel]
Cawdor, French surrender to, [335]
Cayenne, taken, [484]
Censeur, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
retaken by French, [331]
taken, [330]
Centaure, in action of La Clue with Boscawen, [181]
Centurion, [125]
at Gibraltar, 1704, [65]
flagship of Anson, [107]-[109]
joins Howe at New York, [232]
La Hogue, [37]
Cerberus, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Cerberus, brings report of approach of Spanish fleet to Rodney, [250]
César, action with Isis, [235]
in squadron of Estaign, [229]
Ceylon, Dutch possessions in, taken, [483]
Chandernagore, taken, [198]
Charles Edward, Prince, sails in Doutelle, [122]
Charles III., King of Spain, and his navy, [217]
Charlotte Amelie, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Chartres, Duke of, at battle of Ushant, [225]
Chasteloger, Captain, commands Intrépide at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Châteaurenault, Count of, French Admiral, brings troops to Ireland, [17]
at Beachy Head, [q.v.]
fails to join Tourville in 1692, [34]
fights battle in Bantry Bay, [18]-[19]
joins Tourville, [24]
sails from Toulon to Brest, [58]
Chatham, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
La Hogue, [37]
Chatham, fortified against mutineers, [373]
Cherbourg, enlarged by Napoleon, [476]
taken, [168]
Chesapeake, taken by Shannon, [472]
Chester, La Hogue, [37]
taken by French, [78]
Chesterfield, in Byng’s squadron, [151]
Chézac, captain of Soleil Royal at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Chichester, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
at battle of Toulon, [115]
Childers sloop, brings news of war with Holland to Rodney, [261]
Chimère, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Chouans, what were, [334], [335]
Christian, Sir Hugh Cloberry, Rear-Admiral, in West Indies, [483]
Churruca, C., commands San Juan Nepomuceno at Trafalgar, [460]
Cillart, Captain, surrenders Sévère, [290]
Cisalpin, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Cisneros, B. H., Admiral, at Trafalgar, [460]
Clarke, W. Stanley, captain of Wexford, [480]
Classes, original inscription maritime. See [Navy, French Royal]
Clerk, John, referred to, [315] et seq.
Clinton, Sir Henry, General, retreats from Philadelphia to New York, [230]
Clive, Lord, co-operates with Watson in taking Geriah, [140]
Clorinde, her cruise to East Indies, [467]
Clue, La. See [La Clue]
Clyde, in mutiny at Nore, [356] et seq.
leaves mutineers, [374]
Cocarde, in expedition to Ireland, [338]
Cochin, Dutch ports taken, [483]
Cochrane, Lord (Earl Dundonald), taken, [431]
at Basque Roads, [476]
Cochrane, Sir Alexander Forrester, Admiral, in West Indies, [448]
takes Martinique and Guadaloupe, [484]
Codrington, Colonel, governor of Virgin Islands, [69] et seq.
Codrington, Sir Edward, Admiral, captain of Babet, [327]
commands Orion at Trafalgar, [458] et seq.
quoted, [471]
Coghlan, Jeremiah, Captain, cuts out French privateer, [418]
Colbert, organises French Navy, [9]
Colbert de Seignelay succeeds his father, [10]
Collier, Sir John, in North America, [244]
Collingwood, Commodore, in West Indies, [247]
Collingwood, Cuthbert, Lord, Vice-Admiral, conduct off Cadiz, [455]
commands Barfleur on 1st June, [319]
commands Excellent at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
misses Ganteaume, [477], [478]
replaces Orde at Cadiz, [449]
second in command at Trafalgar, [458] et seq.
Colossus, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [458]
in collision with Culloden, [343]
joins Jervis, [343]
Colpoys, Sir John, Admiral, commands off Brest, [338]
goes to Spithead, [342]
mutiny in his flagship, [364] et seq.
Comète, escapes from Louisbourg, [174]
Concorde, in Savary’s squadron, [398]
sent by Grasse to North America, [267]
Conflans, Marechal de, commands Brest fleet, [176]
at battle of Quiberon, [187], [194]
blockaded by Hawke, [182], [183]
his orders, [187]
leaves Brest, [ibid.]
plan of campaign, [183]
Conn, J., Captain, commands Dreadnought at Trafalgar, [458]
Conquerant, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
French, La Hogue, [38]
prize sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Conqueror, at Trafalgar, [458]
Constable, captain of Windsor, his misconduct, [92]
dismissed and imprisoned, [93]
Constitution, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Content, at Battle of Minorca, [152]
convoys trade, [127]
French, La Hogue, [38]
helps to take Northumberland, [119]
Convention, in battle of 1st June, [319]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Convoy, act to regulate, [479]
ships employed on, in 1778, [213]
Cooke, Edward, Captain, at Toulon, [302]
Cooke, J., Captain, commands Bellerophon at Trafalgar, [458]
Cooper, Captain, court-martial on, [115]
Copenhagen, battle of, [424], [430]
Coquille, in expedition of Bompard, [399]
Córdoba, Jose de, commands Spanish fleet at St. Vincent, [344]
Cordoba, Luis de, commands allied fleet in Channel, [269]
his piety, [262]
Spanish admiral, in Channel, [241], [242]
takes English convoy, [252], [253]
Corfu, occupied by French, [402]
Cornish, Sir Samuel, vice-admiral in expedition to Manilla, [196]
Cornwall, Captain, commands Intrepid at battle of Minorca, [152]
captain, killed at battle of Toulon, [113]
Cornwall, joins Howe at New York, [232]
La Hogue, [37]
Cornwallis, Sir William, Admiral, action with Ternay, [251]
blockades Brest, [438]
divides his fleet, [454]
drives back Brest fleet, [455]
retreat of, [326]
Cornwallis, Lord, General, takes Charlestown, [244]
Corsairs, French, [73], [79]
Corsica, occupation of, [328] et seq.
evacuation of, [332]
Cotgrave, Captain, in action at Boulogne, [435]
Cotton, Sir Charles, Admiral, joins Keith, [408]
Countess, Captain, commands Ethalion, [399]
Courageux, French, La Hogue, [38]
Courageux, lost, [343]
in action off Cape Ortegal, [466]
Courand, Captain, commands Sans Pariel, [314]
Couronne, battle of Minorca, [152]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Court, M. de, French Admiral, at battle of Toulon, [112] et seq.
supports Spaniards, [110]
Court-martial, reorganisation of, by Act 22nd, George II., [136], [139]
Coutance Laselle, Captain, commands Sphinx at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Coutts in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Covadonga, Nuestra Señora de, Spanish galleon, taken by Anson, [109]
Coventry, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Craig, General, brings troops to Mediterranean, [449]
Craven, first-lieutenant of Northumberland, [120]
Croisic, Pointe de. See [Quiberon]
Crown, La Hogue, [37]
Cruikshank, Isaac, caricatures Howe, [301]
Cruisers, ships employed as, in 1778, [213]
Cuddalore, occupied by Suffren, [289]
siege of, [291]
Cullemberg, Admiral, Dutch, at Beachy Head, [q.v.]
Culloden, at battle of Minorca, [152]
grounds on Aboukir shoal, [394]
in action with La Clue, [180]
in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
in battle of Cape St. Vincent, [345], [349]
in collision with Colossus, [343]
lost on Long Island, [259]
on 1st June, [319]
Cumberland, Duke of, recommends creation of Marines, [144]
Cumberland in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
taken, [339]
taken by French, [78]
Cuming, Captain of Russell at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Cumming Thomas, Quaker, advocates expedition to coast of Africa, [170] et seq.
Cunningham, Sir Charles, Rear-admiral, his account of mutiny at Nore, quoted [356] et seq.,
captain of Clyde, [ibid.]
Curaçao, occupied, [483],
restored, retaken, [484]
Curieux, sent to England, [450]
Curtis, Sir Roger, commands squadron in Channel, [337]
his caution on 1st June, [321]
joins flag off Cadiz, [388]
Dacres, J. R., Captain, commands Barfleur at Battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Dalbarade, Captain, commands Conquerent at the battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Dance, Sir Nathaniel, East India Company’s commodore, [480]
Danish fleet seized, [486]
Islands in West Indies taken, [483]
Daphne taken, [325]
Darby, George, Vice-Admiral, in command in Channel, [251]
outmatched in Channel, [270]
relieves Gibraltar, [262], [263]
Darby, Captain, commands Bellerophon in battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
Dardanelles, Passage of, [487]
Dartmouth, at Londonderry, [21]
Dauphin Royal, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
escapes Boscawen, [142]
D’Aché, Count, in East Indies, [198]-[202]
D’Aiguillon, Duke, General, to command army of invasion, [177]
D’Albert de Rions, Comte, ill-treated by mob, [297]
Decatur captures Dominica, [472]
Decrés, Admiral, his defence of Guillaume Tell, [412]
Defence, at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [458]
on 1st June, [319]
sent to Gibraltar, [401]
unfit for service, [209]
Defiance, at battle of Minorca, [152]
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
at Trafalgar, [458]
flagship of Richard Graves at Copenhagen, [425] et seq.
in Anson’s fleet, 1747, [124]
in Benbow’s squadron, [92]
La Hogue, [37]
D’Herville, Captain, commands Fier at battle of Minorca, [152]
D’Hocquart, Captain, French Navy, taken by Boscawen, [142]
Delaval, Sir Ralph, at Beachy Head, [q.v.]
in joint commission of, 1693, [45]
with Smyrna convoy, [35]
Delft, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Denieport, G., commands Achille at Trafalgar, [460]
Denis, Sir Peter, Vice-admiral, commands Dorsetshire at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Denmark, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Denmark, Prince George of, husband of Queen Anne, Lord High Admiral, [59]
De Provinzen, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Deptford, joins Byng, [149]
La Hogue, [37]
Desaix, in action at Algeciras, [430] et seq.
Desbrière, Captain, quoted, [334]
D’Estaign, Charles Henri, Théodat D’Estaign du Saillans, Comte, his career and character, sails to America, [222] et seq.
in West Indies and Carolina, [236], [240]
passed Gibraltar, [229],
operation on coast of North America, [229], [234]
Destouches, Chevalier, in command of French squadron at Newport, [259]
D’Estrèes, at Beachy Head, [q.v.]
brings French squadron to Portsmouth, [9]
Devaux, General, commands troops in Algeciras, [431]
Devonshire, blown up in action with French, [78]
La Hogue, [37]
Devries, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
De Winter, Jan Willem, Dutch Admiral, at battle of Camperdown, [351], [354]
Diadem, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Diamant, French, La Hogue, [38]
taken by Boscawen, [141]
Diamond Rock, English position, taken, [448]
Dickson, Captain of Veteran, [427] et seq.
Didon, joins Villeneuve, [448]
taken, [453]
Digby, Captain, commands Africa at Trafalgar, [458]
Digby, Rear-Admiral, pursues La Motte Picquet, [263]
commanded Dunkirk at battle of Quiberon, [189]
sent to North America, [269]
Diggs, D., Captain, commands Maidstone at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Diligente, French privateer, [76]
Dilk, captain, court martial on, [115]
Dilkes, Captain of Raisonable, [427] et seq.
Dilkes, Sir Thomas, at battle of Malaga, [65]
Director, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
at Nore, [370]
Diron, captain of Decatur, [472]
Discovery, deserts mutineers, [377]
Dix Août, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Dixon, captain of Ramillies, [427] et seq.
Dixon, James, master of Northumberland, [138]
Dixon, Manley, Captain, his humanity to his men, [359]
Djezzar, Pasha of Acre, [409]
Dogger Bank, battle of, [257], [258]
Dolphin, in Byng’s squadron, [151]
in North Sea squadron, [256]
Domett, Sir William, Admiral, captain of fleet with Sir Hyde Parker, [426] et seq.
Dominica, action off, on 9th April, [277]
battle of, 12th April, [278], [279]
taken, [483]
taken from French, [196]
Dominica, taken by Decatur, [472]
Don, master of Ardent, killed at battle of Camperdown, [354]
Donnidge, Mr., surgeon of Milford, [84], [85]
Dordelin, captain of Tyrannicide, in fleet of Villaret-Joyeuse, [313] et seq.
Dorré, lieutenant of Revolutionnaire, [311]
Dorsetshire, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
court-martial on lieutenants of, [115]
in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
D’Orves, dies at sea, [286]
takes command of French naval forces in East Indies, [283]
D’Orvilliers, Guillonet, Comte, at battle of Ushant, [223], [226]
commands Brest fleet, [221]
in channel, [241], [242]
Douglas, Sir Charles, captain of fleet, with Rodney, [276];
his advice to Rodney, [278]
serves on American Lakes, [218]
Douglas, Sir James, Admiral, at taking of Dominica, [196]
Doutelle, carries Prince Charles Edward to Scotland, [122]
Dragon, money spent on, rotten, [209]
with Admiral Knight’s convoy, [449]
Dragon, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Drake, Sir Francis Samuel, Rear-Admiral, commands Falkland at battle of Quiberon, [189]
commands van in battle of Lynn Haven, [268]
detached by Rodney, [265]
Draper, Sir William, Lieutenant-General, at taking of Manila, [196]
Dreadnought, at Trafalgar, [458]
commanded by Boscawen, [141]
La Hogue, [37]
Droits de l’homme, destruction of, [339]-[342]
Drucourt, governor of Louisbourg, [171], [173]
Drury, W. O’Brien, Captain, commands Powerful at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Dubois de Lamotte, French naval officer, takes reinforcements to Canada, [141], [142]
Dubourdieu, Captain, at battle of Lissa, [488]
Duchaffault de Besné, action with Boscawen, takes Carnarvon, reaches France, [172]
attempts to relieve Louisbourg, [ibid.]
escapes British fleet, [175]
Duchess, La Hogue, [37]
Duckworth, Sir John Thomas, Admiral, at Minorca, [402]
at Constantinople, [487]
at Minorca, [404]
Duff, G., Captain, commands Mars at Trafalgar, [458]
Duff, Robert, Vice-Admiral, in blockade of Vannes, and battle of Quiberon, [186] et seq.
Dugommier, French general, retakes Toulon, [303]
Duguay-Trouin at Trafalgar, [460]
taken off Cape Ortegal, [466]
Duguay-Trouin, Réné, defeats English convoy, [78]
French privateer and naval officer, [74]
his birth and education, [75]
prisoner at Plymouth, [76]
takes Dutch convoy, [77]
Duke, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
in mutiny at Spithead, [366] et seq.
La Hogue, [37]
Dumanoir-le-Pelley, or Lepelley, Admiral, his flight from Trafalgar and capture, [466]
commands allied van at Trafalgar, [460] et seq.
Dumourier, Captain, commands Trajan, [314]
Duncan, Adam, Lord Camperdown, his antecedents, [350]
commands in North Sea, [327]
fights battle of Camperdown, [552], [554]
mutiny in his squadron, [375]
watches the Texel single handed, [376]
Dundas, Henry, Lord Melville, in Pitt’s cabinet, [350]
Dundas, Sir David, General, in Corsica, [328]
Dundonald. See [Cochrane, Lord]
Dunkirk, [90]
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
in Boscawen’s squadron, [142]
Dupetit-Thouard, commands Tonnant at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Dupleix, French governor of Pondicherry, seizes Madras, his intrigues, [139]
Duquesne, captain of Foudroyant, [160], [161]
Duquesne, Fort, attack on, [403]
Duquesne, in fleet of Bruix, [141]
Durevest, Captain, commands the Sage at battle of Minorca, [152]
sails to America, [158]
Durham, P. C. Captain, commands Defiance at Trafalgar, [458]
d’Urtubie, Vicomte, Captain, commands Dauphin Royal at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Dutch sailors, in English ships, [414]
Eagle, La Hogue, [37]
with Howe at New York, [231]
Earl Camden, ship of Commodore Dance, [480]
Earl of Abergavenny, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Echo, at Louisbourg, [172]
Edgar, at Copenhagen, [425] et seq.
called in by Sir Vincent, [405]
La Hogue, [37]
Edgcumbe, George, Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, commands squadron in Mediterranean, [149]
commands Hero at battle of Quiberon, [189]
in Lancaster at battle of Minorca, [152]
Edwards, Captain Richard, defeated by Duguay-Trouin, [78]
Egmont, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
Egyptienne, with Calder, [451]
Egyptienne, reaches Alexandria, [420]
Eimeriau, Captain, commands Spartiate
at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Ekins, Sir Charles, Admiral, quoted, [359] et seq.
El Arish, convention of, [416]-[417]
Elba, occupied, [332]
Elephant, flagship of Nelson at Copenhagen, [425] et seq.
Elephantin, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Elèves, rank in French Navy, [296]
Elisabeth, taken by French, [78]
Elisabeth, action with Lion, [122]
Elizabeth, La Hogue, [37]
Elliot, John, Admiral, his action with Thurot, [195]
Elliot, Sir Gilbert, Earl Minto, Commissioner in Corsica, [329] et seq.
advises choice of Nelson to command in Mediterranean, [388]
Ellis, Welbore, Treasurer of Navy, [209]
Ellison, captain of Marlborough, rebuked by Jervis, [383]
commits suicide, [ibid.]
Elton, Captain, loses Anglesea, [120], [121]
Elven, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Embden, occupied, [169]
Embuscade, in expedition of Bompard, [399]
Emerald, in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
joins Nelson, [388]
on coast of Egypt, [401]
Engageante, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Entend, French, La Hogue, [38]
Eole, on 1st June, [319]
Eolus, commanded by Captain Elliot, [195]
Epervier, taken, [471]
Epron, J., commands Argonaute at Trafalgar, [460]
Erste Edele, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Escaño, A., Rear-Admiral, at Trafalgar, [460]
Esperance, taken by Byng’s Channel squadron, [145]
Espiritu Santo, Cape, the Covadonga taken by Anson near, [109]
Essex, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
at battle of Toulon, [115]
commanded by Captain John Campbell, [169]
La Hogue, [37]
Essex, taken by Phœbe, [470]
Essington, W., Captain, commands Triumph at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Ethalion, pursues Bompard, [399]
Etienne, Captain, commands Henreux at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Etna, fireship at Louisbourg, [173]
Etswont, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Euryalus, at Trafalgar, [455] et seq.
Evans, Captain, commands Union at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Eveillé, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Everitt, Captain, commands Buckingham at battle of Minorca, [152]
Excellent, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Excellent, French, La Hogue, [38]
Exeter in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
in action of [17] Feb. 1782, [288]
Exmouth Lord. See [Pellew, Sir Edward]
Expedition, La Hogue, [37]
Fairfax, Sir William George, Vice-Admiral, commanded Venerable at Camperdown, [352]
Falkland, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Fancourt, Captain, his weakness in mutiny at Nore, [377]
captain of Agamemnon at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Fandino, commands Spanish guarda costa, his treatment of Captain Jenkins, [100]
Fantasque, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Farquharson, James, captain of Alfred, [480]
Farrer, W. Ward, captain of Cumberland, [480]
Favorite taken at Lissa, [489]
Fenwick, Sir John, his murder plot, [57]
Ferdinand, King of Naples, defeated, submits to French, [416]
detains Nelson at Palermo, [404]
Ferguson, Colonel, surrenders Tobago, [265]
Ferris, Captain, commands Inflexible at Nore, [370]
Captain of Hannibal, [432]
Ferrol, action off, [451]
French ships at, [438] et seq.
threatened, [419]
Fidèle, at Louisbourg, [172]
Fier, at battle of Minorca, [152]
Fighting, instructions or orders, beginning of the, [3]
their leading principles and effect, [4], [5]
Firedrake at Bantry Bay, [19]
Firm, in blockade of Vannes, [186]
Firme, taken, [451]
Fishguard, French land at, [335]
Flamand, in squadron of Suffren, [286]
Fleury, Cardinal, Prime Minister of France, his peace policy, [98]
Flores, Luis de, commands San Francisco de Asis at Trafalgar, [460]
Flotilla, invasion, 1803 to 1805, constitution of, [442], [443]
invasion, collected by Napoleon, [433]
Foley, Sir Thomas, Admiral, captain of Goliath, [393] et seq.
commands Britannia at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
captain of Elephant at Copenhagen, [425]
Foligno, treaty of, [417]
Formidable, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
at Trafalgar, [460]
in action at Algeciras, [430] et seq.
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
taken, [327]
taken off Cape Ortegal, [466]
Formidable, collision of, with Ville de Paris, [342]
flagship of Palliser at Ushant, [225]
Rodney’s flagship, [279]
Forant, French Admiral. See [Bantry Bay]
Forbin, Comte de, serves with Duquay Tronin, [78]
Forde, Captain of La Nymphe, [267]
Forrest, Commodore, action with Kersaint, [170], [171]
Fort, French, La Hogue, [38]
Forte, action with Sybille mentioned, [302]
Fortescue, E., Captain, commands Hercules in battle of Quiberon, [189]
Fortitude, in North Sea Squadron, 1784, [256]
Fortune, Jans Byng, [149]
Foudroyant, at capture of Genéreux, [412]
in action of Tory Island, [400]
Foudroyant, captured, [159], [161]
flagship of La Galisonière, [152]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Fougueux, at Trafalgar, [460]
damaged, [405]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Foul weather Jack, see [Byron, John]
Foulis, Captain, at Cherbourg, [43]
Fowke, General, Governor of Gibraltar, [149] et seq.
Fox, General, commands troops, [413]
Fox, sunk in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
Fox, Thomas, Captain, captures French convoy, [125]
François, French privateer, [76]
in Savar’s squadron, [398]
Franklin, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
prize sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Fraser, captain of Nymphe, [403]
Fraser, General, commands troops in St. Kitts, [274]
Fraternité, Hoche and Morard de Galle sail in, [337], [339]
Frederick, T. L., Captain, commands Illustrious, [331]
commands Blenheim at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Fremantle, Sir Thomas Francis, Vice-Admiral, captain of Ganges at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
commands Neptune at Trafalgar, [458]
Freya seized, [423]
Frisia, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Froger de l’Eguille, commands Foudroyant at battle of Minorca, [152]
Frogmore, Captain, his death, [115]
Frye, lieutenant of marines, case of, [117], [137]
Gabanons, Captain, commands Couronne at battle of Minorca, [152]
Gabaret, Louis, French Admiral, at battle in Bantry Bay, [18]
at Beachy Head, [q.v.]
lands James II. in Ireland, [17]
Gæsterland, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Gage, General, commands at Boston, [219]
Gaillard, French, La Hogue, [38]
Galiano, D., commands Bahama in Trafalgar, [460]
Galissonière. See [La Galissonière]
Gallivats, pirate galleys of Malabar Coast, [140]
Galves, Bernardo de, conquers Florida, [243]
Gambier, James, Vice-Admiral, commands Burford at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Lord-Admiral, at action in Basque Roads, [476]
succeeds Howe, superseded by Byron, [235]
Ganges, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Ganteaume, Honoré, Admiral, Captain of the Fleet (French) at the battle of the Nile, [395], et seq.
commands Brest fleet, [445]
commands Trente et-un Mai, [314]
his cruise to carry reinforcements to Egypt, [421], [423]
relieves Corfu, [478]
Garde de la Marine. See [Navy, French Royal]
Gardiner, Captain, flag-captain with Byng at Minorca, [152]
his advice to Byng, [154]
Gardiner, Captain, brings about capture of Foudroyant;
his death, [159], [161]
Gardner, Alan, Baron, Admiral, captain of Maidstone, [230]
draws sword on mutineers, [368]
in Howe’s fleet, [313] et seq.
Gardner, Alan Hyde, Captain, commands Hero, [466]
Gardoqui, J., commands Santa Ana at Trafalgar, [460]
Gasparin, on 1st June, [318]
Gassin, Captain, of Jacobin, [319]
Gaston, Miguel, Captain, commands San Justo at Trafalgar, [460]
Spanish Admiral, escorts treasure ships, [270]
Gaulois, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Geary, Sir Francis, Admiral, commands reserve squadrons, [187]
commands in Channel, [251]
Gelderland, A, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
B, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Gelykeid, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Généreux, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
at Corfu, [404]
taken, [412]
takes Leander, [401]
Genêt, M., French diplomatic agent, [305]
Gentili, General, occupies Corsica, [332]
Geriah, pirate stronghold taken, [140]
Gerner, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Gibraltar, besieged, [254]
relief of, by Howe, [280], [281]
sights French squadron, [179]
taken, [65]
to be attacked by Allies, [64]
state of fortress, [ibid.] [64]
Gibraltar, driven on Pearl Rock, [343]
on 1st June, [319]
Gillet, Captain, commands Franklin at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Gillray, James, caricatures Howe, [301]
Glandève, Commodore de, at battle of Minorca, [152]
Glatton, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Glorieux, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Glory, in battle of 1st June, [320]
Gloucester, in Anson’s squadron, [107], [108]
Goes, Van der, Dutch Admiral, with Smyrna convoy, [45]
Goliath, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
at battle of the Nile, [393] et seq.
taken by Nelson to Naples, [401]
Goree, repulse of English at, [171]
Gould, Davidge, Captain, commands Audacious at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
Gourrège, P. P., commands Aigle at Trafalgar, [460]
Grabs, pirate craft of Malabar Coast, [140]
Grafton, La Hogue, [37]
Graham, Sir James, his naval administration, [437] et seq.
Grand Port, British frigates destroyed at, [467]
Grands, Cardinaux. See [Quiberon]
Grasse François Joseph Paul, Comte de, and Marquis de Grasse-Tilley, reinforces D’Estaign, [239]
action with Hood, [264]
attacks Santa Lucia, takes Tobago, [265], [266]
attacks St. Kitts, [273], [275]
defeated by Rodney, [276], [279]
leaves Brest for West Indies, [258]
reaches Martinique, [262]
sails from Chesapeake to Martinique, [271]
sails to North America, [266];
aids in siege of Yorktown, [267]-[269]
Graves, Samuel, Admiral, in command in North America, [219]
commands Duke at battle of Quiberon, [189]
attempts to relieve Yorktown, [267], [268]
Graves Sir Thomas, Admiral, second in command at Copenhagen, [425] et seq.
Gravina, Admiral, accompanies Villeneuve to West Indies, [447] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [460]
Graydon, John, Vice-Admiral, sails to West Indies, [53]
Greenway, Captain, at Cherbourg, [43]
Greenwich, in Benbow’s squadron, [93]
La Hogue, [37]
Gregory, G., Captain, commands Veteran at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Grenada, island, taken by French, and battle of, [246]
taken, [483]
Grenville, Captain, of Defiance, [124]
Grenville, George, his Act for the Encouragement of Seamen, [357]
Grey, G., Captain, commands Victory at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Grey Sir Charles, Earl Grey in West Indies, [303], [304]
in West Indies, [482]
Griffin, Thomas, Admiral, supersedes Peyton, his sloth, [131]
Griffiths, Captain, Anselm, quoted, [473]
Grindale, R., Captain, commands Prince at Trafalgar, [458]
Grouchy, Marshal, in expedition to Ireland, [339]
Guadaloupe, taken, [482];
lost, [483];
retaken, [484]
Guarda Costa, Spanish Revenue cutter, [100]
Guébriant de Budez, chef d’escadre at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Guernsey, in action with La Clue, [180]
Guerrier, at battle of Minorca, [152]
at the battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
escapes from Boscawen, [182]
in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Guichen Luc Urbain de Bouëxic, Comte de, commands in West Indies, [247], [250]
defeated by Kempenfelt, [272], [273]
Guillaume Tell, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
at Malta, [404]
taken, [412]
Haarlem, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Haddock, Nicholas, Admiral, blockades Cadiz, [109]
goes to Gibraltar for winter, [110];
does not attack United French and Spaniards, [ibid.];
goes to Minorca, [ibid.]
resigns command, [ibid.]
Haddock, Sir Richard, in joint commission of 1691, [32]
Haerlem, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Hague La, Cape, [35]
Half pay, amount of, [7], [8]
granted under William III., [6]
of captains increased, [204]
Halley, Lieutenant, helps to suppress mutiny in St. George, [382]
Hallowell, Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew, Admiral, commands Swiftsure at battle of Nile, [394] et seq.
Halsted, Captain, commands Namur, [466]
Hamilton, Archibald, captain of Bombay Castle, [480]
captain of Canada, [324]
Hamilton, Lord, present in dispute on flagship, [83]
Hamilton, Sir William, ambassador, [415]
Hampton Court at taking of Foudroyant, [160]
La Hogue, [37]
Hannibal at Algeciras, [431], [433]
taken by Suffren, [287]
Hardy General (French), commands troops in expedition of Bombard, [399]
Hardy Sir Charles, Admiral, [121]
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
convoys Lisbon trade, [119]
Hardy, Sir Charles, son of above, at Louisbourg, [172]
commands in Channel, [241], [242]
in St. Lawrence, [174]
Hardy, Sir Thomas Masterman, Vice-Admiral, captain of Mutine, [390]
captain of St. George at Copenhagen;
with Nelson on Elephant, [426] et seq.
flag-captain at Trafalgar, [458]
Hargood, Sir William, Admiral, commands Belleisle at Trafalgar, [458]
Harland, Sir Robert, Admiral, second in command at battle of Ushant, [223], [226]
Harrison, T., Captain, commands Venus at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Harvey, Eliab, Captain, commands Temeraire at Trafalgar, [458]
Harvey, John, Captain, commands Brunswick on 1st June, killed, [320]
Harvey, Rear-Admiral, takes Trinidad, [483]
Hastings, Captain, killed at La Hogue, [40]
Hatherall, chaplain of Sandwich, his boldness to mutineers, [377]
Havana taken, [196]
Hawke, Sir E., Lord, Admiral, action with L’Etanduêre, [126], [127]
at battle of Quiberon, [187], [194]
at battle of Toulon, [113]
command in Channel, [144]
expedition to Rochefort, [167]
his blockade of Brest, [182] et seq.
orders periodical visitation of dockyards, [134]
resigns command in Channel, [145]
scatters French convoy in Basque Roads, [169]
succeeds Byng in Mediterranean, [158]
Heath, Captain, at Cherbourg, [43]
Heath, John, seaman, [90]
Hébé, taken by Rainbow, [470]
Hector, in squadron of D’Estaign, [223]
Hector, takes Licorne, [223]
Heliopolis, defeat of Turks at, [417]
Heliopolis, enters Alexandria, [422]
Henri, French, La Hogue, [38]
Henry Addington, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Herbert, A., at battle of Bantry Bay, [18], [19]
at battle of Beachy Head, [24]-[29]
Commissioner of Navy, [15]
court-martial on, [31], [32]
created Earl of Torrington, [20]
dismissed from Admiralty, [23]
sent to intercept James II., [17]
Hercules, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Hercules, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Hermione, mutiny of, [383], [384]
Hero, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
at Porto Praya, [285]
in action off Cape Ortegal, [466]
in Hughes squadron in East Indies, [283]
Héros, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
at Trafalgar, [460]
in squadron of Suffren, [285]
Hervey, A. J., third Earl Bristol, Admiral, captain of Monmouth, in blockade of Brest, [186] et seq.
lands at Molines, [168]
Hervey, The Hon. William, captain of Superb, court-martial on, [90] et seq.
Hesse-Darmstadt, Prince of, at taking of Gibraltar, [65] et seq.
Heureux, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Hillyar, Sir James, Rear-Admiral, captain of Phœbe, [470]
Hinchinbroke, East Indiaman, at Porto Praya, [285]
Hinext, Captain, commands Beschermer at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Hippopotame, at battle of Minorca, [152]
Hjeelperen, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Hoche (formerly Pêgase) in Bompard’s expedition, [399], [400]
Hoche, Lazare, General, his expedition to Ireland, [335] et seq.
Hodges, William, quoted, [358]
Hodgson, Major-General, at taking of Belleisle, [196]
Hogue, La, battle of, [34], [43]
Hohenlinden, battle of, [417]
Holburne, Francis, Admiral, sails to America, [162]
sent to support Boscawen, [141]
squadron scattered by storm, [163]
Holland, Captain, commands Wassenaer at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Holland, in Dutch squadron, in 1781, [256]
Holland, war declared with, [253]
Holloway, Captain, arrested by mutineers at Spithead, [366]
Holmes, Captain, occupies Embden, [169]
Holsteen, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Hood, Alexander, Lord Bridport, Admiral, commands Minerva at battle of Quiberon, [189]
deceived by Bruix, [403], [404]
fails to intercept Bompard, [399]
fails to intercept Hoche, [337] et seq.
his action at Groix, [326] et seq.
ineffectual movements of, [342]
mutinous combination in his squadron, [362]
second in command to Howe, [324]
Hood, Sir Samuel, Lord Admiral appointed to command in Mediterranean, [299]
brings reinforcements to Rodney, [261]
commands Venus, [178]
Vice-Admiral, commands Zealous at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
his operations at St. Kitts, [274], [275]
in battles of Dominica, [276], [279]
in Mediterranean, 1794-1795, [328]-[330]
joins Rodney, [275]
leaves Antigua for North America, [267]
leaves Sandy Hook for Barbadoes, [272]
quoted, [226]
serves with Graves, [268]
superseded by Troubridge, [409]
watches Fort Royal, expostulates with Rodney, [262]
Hoorn, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Hope, G., Captain, commands Defence at Trafalgar, [458]
Hope, in action at Pulo Aor, [488]
La Hogue, [37]
Hope, Sir William, Vice-Admiral, commands Bellerophon, [310]
Hopson, Major-General, in West Indies, [195]
Hopsonn, Sir Thomas, Admiral, in attack on Vigo, [61]
present in dispute on flagship, [83]
Hosier, Francis, Vice-Admiral, his death in West Indies, [102]
Hoste, Sir William, at battle of Lissa, [488]
Hotham, Sir William, Admiral, actions with Martin, [330]-[331]
commands Adamant at battle of Camperdown, [252]
commands under Hood, [330];
succeeds him, [ibid.]
his convoy taken by La Motte Picquet, [263]
resigns, [332]
sails from New York to West Indies, [236]
Howe, Richard, Earl, abused in newspapers, [301]
action with Villaret-Joyeuse on 28th May 1794, [311]
appointed to command in Channel, [299]
at sea, [325]
at sea, 1794, [323]
commands Dunkirk in Boscawen’s squadron, [141]
commands in North America, [219]
commands Magnanime at battle of Quiberon, [189] et seq.
his signals, [470]
in battle of 1st June 1794, [316], [320]
in winter of 1793-1794, [305]
operations in 1793, [300]-[301]
operations of, at New York and Rhode Island, [230]-[235]
pacifies mutineers at Spithead, [369]
pursues French, [309]
reconnoitres Brest, [308]
relieves Gibraltar, [280], [282]
sails from St. Helens, [306]
state of his fleet in 1794, [307]
statement of grievances of sailors sent to, [363]
Howe, Sir William, General, commands in North America, [219]
Hubert, J. J., commands Indomptable at Trafalgar, [460]
Hudson, Captain, of Pendennis, his death, [93]
Hughes, Sir Edward, Admiral, commands in East Indies, [283] et seq.
his engagements with Suffren, [288], [292]
Hugues, Victor, in West Indies, [483], [484]
taken at Cayenne, [484]
Humbert, General, his invasion of Ireland, [398]
Hume, James, Captain, killed in attack on French convoy, [170]
Hunter, sloop at Louisbourg, [173]
Hult, John, Captain, commands Queen in Howe’s fleet, [313]
Hyder Ali, Sultan of Mysore at war with East India Company, [283] et seq.
death of, [291]
Hyères, British fleet at, [111]
Illustre, French, La Hogue, [38]
Illustrious, in first action between Hotham and Martin, [331]
Immortalité, in expedition of Bompard, [399]
Imperieuse, her activity, [488]
Impétueux, taken on 1st June, [321]
Impregnable, on 1st June, [319]
Indefatigable, attacks Droits de l’homme, [340], [342]
commanded by Pellew, [337]
Indivisible, flagship of Ganteaume, [421]
Indomptable, at Trafalgar, [460]
in action at Algeciras, [430] et seq.
in expedition to Ireland, [339]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
in fleet of Villaret-Joyeuse, [313] et seq.
Industry, victualler with Anson’s squadron, [108]
Infernet, L. A. C., commands Intrépide at Trafalgar, [460]
Inflexible, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Inflexible, in mutiny at Nore, [370]
threatens to fire into San Fiorenzo, [372]
Infödstretten, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Inglis, J., Captain, commands Belliqueux at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Inscription, Maritime. See [Classes], and [Navy, French Royal]
Intendant de marine, des Armées navales. See [Navy, French Royal]
Intrepid, at battle of Minorca, [152]
in action with La Clue, [180]
in fleet of Graves, [312]
loses topmast, [153]
Intrepide, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Intrépide, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
at Trafalgar, [460]
in action of 14th October 1747, [126]
Invincible, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Ionian Islands, retaken from French, [402]
Irresistible, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [345], [349]
joins Jervis, [343]
Irwin, T., captain of Prince George, [346]
Isis, action with César, [235]
at battle of Camperdown, [352]
at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
in squadron of Hughes, [283]
with Howe at New York, [231]
Iviça, British and Spanish fleets meet at, [302]
J. J. Rousseau, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Jacobin, on 1st June, [319]
Jacobson, Captain, commands Cerberus at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Java, loss of, mentioned, [474]
Java, island of, taken, [484]
Jean Bart, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Jean Bon Saint André, French delegate, [306], [307]
Jemmapes, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
in squadron of Allemand, [477]
Jenkins, John, master of Rebecca, ill-used by Spaniards, [100]
Jenkins’s Ear, war of, [102]
Jennings, Sir John, commands expedition to West Indies, [53]
Jervis, Sir John, Earl St. Vincent, defeats Spaniards near Cape St. Vincent, [344], [349]
establishes his blockade of Brest, deceived by Ganteaume, [421]
evacuates Mediterranean, [333]
First-Lord, his policy of inquiry and reform, [437]-[438] note
goes to Lagos and then Lisbon, [386]
his movements during the cruise of Bruix, [405]-[407]
in West Indies, [482], [483]
letter to Keppel, [226]
ordered to detach two ships of line into Mediterranean, [388]
prevents mutiny off Cadiz, [381], [382]
First-Lord, takes command in Mediterranean, [332]
to command in West Indies, [299]
John, Archduke, defeated at Hohenlinden, [417]
Johnston, Major, heads mutiny against Bligh, [370]
Johnstone, George, “Governor,” in action at Porto Praya and at Cape of Good Hope, [283], [284]
Joinville, Prince de, quoted, [324]
Jones, R., Captain, in action at Boulogne, [435]
Jonquière, M. de la, French naval officer, defeated by Anson, [123], [124]
Jupiter, at battle of Camperdown, [351] et seq.
Jupiter, at Porto Praya, [285]
Juste, at battle of Quiberon, [190] taken on 1st June, [321]
Justice, reaches Alexandria, [420]
Jylland, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Keats, Sir Richard Goodwin, Admiral, captain of Boadicea, [399]
ships Spanish troops at Fünen, [487]
taken by Ganteaume, [423]
Keith Elphinstone, Lord Keith, at Cadiz, [419]
at siege of Genoa, [415]
blockades Cadiz, [404]
commands in Downs, [438]
driven from Cadiz by French, [404]
his pursuit of Bruix, [408]
in expedition to Egypt, [420], [421]
pursues Ganteaume, [422]
suppresses mutiny at Plymouth, [380]
takes Cape, [483]
takes command against mutineers at Nore, [378]
takes command in Mediterranean, [412]
Kempenfelt, Richard, defeats Guichen, [272], [273];
his death, [ibid.]
his signals, [470]
Kent, La Hogue, [37]
Keppel, Augustus, Viscount, at Admiralty, [280]
at Battle of Ushant, [223], [226]
at Canaries, takes Gorée, [172]
at taking of Belleisle, [196]
commands Torbay at battle of Quiberon, [189]
commands Western squadron, [221]
court-martial on, [228]
expedition to coast of Africa, [171], [172]
his quarrel with Palliser, [226], [227]
in blockade of Brest, [186]
takes Braddock to America, [141]
Kerjulien, J. M. C., commands Pluton at Trafalgar, [460]
Kersaint, Captain de, commands Thesée at battle of Quiberon, [190]
attacks Cape Coast Castle, and has action with Commodore Forrest, [170], [171]
Kidd, Dandy, captain of Wager, in Anson’s squadron, [107]
Killala, French land at, [398]
Killigrew, Admiral, fails to intercept Châteaurenault in Straits of Gibraltar, [24];
convoys trade to England, [ibid.]
in joint commission of 1691, [32],
and in 1693, [45]
King, R., Captain, commands Achille at Trafalgar, [458]
King, Sir Richard, Admiral, in action of 17th February 1782, [288]
Kingfisher, mutiny averted in, [382]
Kingston, at battle of Minorca, [152]
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Kinsbergen, captain of Admiral General, [256]
Kirby, captain of Defiance, his misconduct, [92]
shot, [93]
Kirke, Colonel, his misconduct at Londonderry, [20]-[22]
Kirkpatrick, John, captain of Henry Addington, [480]
Kjöge Bay, British fleet in, [429]
Kléber, General, in command in Egypt, [416]
murdered, [417]
Knight, Sir John, Admiral, commands Montagu at battle of Camperdown, [352]
convoys General Craig’s troops, [449]
Knowles, Sir Charles, Admiral, his services in West Indies, [105]
Knowles, Sir Charles Henry, Admiral, son of the above, commands Goliath at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Koning Wilhelm, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Kosseir, Indian troops landed at, [421]
Kraft, Captain, commands Alkmaar at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Kronborg, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
La Bourdonnais, Bertrand Mahé de, forms squadron at Île de France, [129]
his character and plans, [128]
his operations on Coromandel coast, and his end, [130], [131]
La Clochetterie, captain of Belle Poule, [223]
La Clue, action with Boscawen and death, [179], [182]
at battle of Minorca, [152]
commands squadron at Toulon, [176]
takes refuge in Carthagena, [159] et seq.
La Crosse, Captain, Baron, commands Droits de l’homme, [339]-[342]
Laforey, Sir John, Captain, commands Spartiate at Trafalgar, [458]
Admiral, boards Prudent, [173], [174]
La Galissonière, French Admiral, commands squadron at Minorca, [152] et seq.
La Guayra, attack on, [105]
Lally, Count, in East Indies, [198], [202]
Lambert, captain of Saturn, [427] et seq.
Lamesle, captain of Indomptable, [313]
La Motte Picquet, captures Hotham’s convoy, [263]
reinforces D’Estaign, [239]
Lancaster, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
at battle of Minorca, [152]
Lángara, Juan de, Spanish Admiral, at Toulon, [302]
defeated by Rodney, [246]
escorts Richery, and goes to Toulon and to Carthagena, [330]
Langle, Vicomte de, Captain, commands Solitaire at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Languedoc, action with Renown, [235]
flagship of D’Estaign, [229]
L’Annibal, in squadron of Suffren, [285]
La Nymphe, reports departure of Grasse to Rodney, [267]
Laprévalais, Chevalier de, Captain, commands Eveillé at battle of Quiberon, [190]
La Prudente, detached by Kempenfelt, [273]
Larkins, Thomas, Captain of Warren Hastings, [480]
L’Artésien, in squadron of Suffren, [285]
Latouche-Tréville, Admiral, commands Toulon fleet, [444]
his death, [445]
Laurier, French, La Hogue, [38]
Laureston, General, quoted, [467]
Lawford, captain of Polyphemus at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Leake, Sir John, at battle of Malaga, [65]
in battle of Bantry Bay, [19]
in command on coast of Spain, [53], [54]
joins Rooke, [61]
raises siege of Londonderry, [21]
relieves Gibraltar, [67]
Leander, at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
sent home with despatches, and taken, [401]
Lee, Captain, commands Courageux, [466]
Le Gardeur de Tilly, takes Romulus, [260]
Legge, Hon. Edward, captain of Severn in Anson’s squadron, [107]
Legion des Francs, and Noire, what were, [335]
Lejoille, Captain, commands Généreux at battle of the Nile, [395]
Le Maire Straits, Anson’s squadron in, [108]
Lenox, La Hogue, [37]
Leopard, recaptured from mutineers, [379]
L’Epée. See [Navy, French Royal]
Leso, Blas de, Spanish naval officer, defends Carthagena, [104]
Lestock, at battle of Toulon, [112] et seq.
Richard, Admiral, brings reinforcements to Haddock, [109]
commands attack on French coast, [123]
court-martial on, [115]
on bad terms with Mathews, [110]
put under arrest by Mathews, [113]
L’Etanduère, Desherbiers de, French Admiral, defeated by Hawke, [126], [127]
Letellier, J. M., commands Formidable at Trafalgar, [460]
Levant, Vice-Admiral du, See [Navy, French Royal]
Levassor de Latouche, Captain, commands Dragon at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Leviathan, at Trafalgar, [458]
in Howe’s fleet, [311]
with Howe at New York, [231]
Lexington, skirmish at, [218]
Ley, Captain, quarrel with Norris, [83]
Leyden, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Lichfield, wrecked on coast of Morocco, [171]
Licorne, taken, [223]
Lillingston, Luke, Colonel, his quarrel with Captain Wilmot, [35] et seq.
Lincoln, American general, besieges Savannah, [240]
Linois, Durand, Admiral, at Algeciras, [431]-[433]
in East Indies, [480]
Lion, action with Elizabeth, [122]
blockades Malta, [401]
La Hogue, [37]
Lion, at battle of Minorca, [152]
in squadron of Allemand, [477]
Lissa, battle of, [488]
Lizard, action off the, [78]
Lloyd, Captain, court-martial on, [115]
Lloyd, Captain David, follows James II. into exile, Jacobite agent, [16]
tempts captains to treason, [35]
Loades, Captain, brings away stores from Cadiz, [59]
Lochner, J. Christ., captain of Ocean, [480]
Lockhart, afterwards Lockhart-Ross, Sir John, Vice-Admiral, commands Chatham at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Lodi, reaches Alexandria, [420]
Loire, in expedition of Bompard, [399]
London, flagship of Admiral Colpoys at Spithead, [364] et seq.
flagship of Sir Hyde Parker, [424] et seq.
La Hogue, [37]
off Cadiz, story of warning to, [382]
Londonderry, siege of, [20]-[22]
Lord High Admiral, office in commission after 1688, [5]
L’Orient, in East Indies, [286] et seq.
wrecked, [290]
Loudoun, Lord, plans attack on Louisbourg, [162]
Louis, Sir Thomas, Rear-Admiral, commands Minotaur at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
Louisbourg, taken, [122], exchanged for Madras, [132]
taken, [171], [173]
Lucas, J. J. E., commands Redoutable at Trafalgar, [460]
Ludlow Castle, commanded by Rodney, [178]
Lunéville, treaty of, [417]
Luttrell, Temple, on inefficiency of the Press, [215]
on waste in navy, [209]
Lynn Haven, battle of, [268], [269]
Lyonne, M. de, French minister of marine, [9]
Lys, taken by Boscawen, [142]
M‘Cleverty, captain of Gibraltar, [179]
Macdonel, E., commands Rayo at Trafalgar, [460]
Macnémara, Comte de, French naval officer, accompanies convoy for America, [141]
Madeira occupied, [482]
Madras, exchanged for Louisbourg, [132]
taken by La Bourdonnais, [131]
Maegd van Dort, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Magendie, J. J., captain of Bucentaure at Trafalgar, [460]
surrenders Africaine, [421]
Magnanime, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
in action off Tory Island, [400]
Magnanime, in squadron of Allemand, [477]
Magnifique, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Magon, Admiral, joins Villeneuve in West Indies, [448]
Rear-Admiral, at Trafalgar, [460]
Mahon, Port, in Minorca. See [Minorca]
Maidstone, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
reports approach of D’Estaign, [230]
Maire Guiton, French prize, [308]
Maistral, E. T., commands Neptune at Trafalgar, [460]
Maitland, General, commands troops at Quiberon, [418]
Maitland, Sir Frederick Lewis, Rear-Admiral, suppresses mutiny in Kingfisher, [382]
Majestic, in battle of 1st June, [320]
at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Majestueux, in squadron of Allemand, [477], [478]
Malaga, battle of, [65], [66]
Malta, surrender of, [412]
taken by French, [389]
Manila taken, [196]
Mann, Rear-Admiral, captain of Cerberus, [250]
his blockade of Cadiz and return to England, [332]-[333]
Mann, Sir Horace, minister at Florence, quoted, [111]
Mansfield, J. M., Captain, commands Minotaur at Trafalgar, [458]
Maplesden, J., Captain, commands Intrepide at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Marcouf Islands, English post on, attacked, [386]
Marengo, battle of, [415]
Marengo, flagship of Linois, [480]
Marigalante taken, [484]
Marine Society founded, [143]
Marines, organised, [144]
two regiments of, raised, [15]
Marlborough, at Toulon, [113]
in Howe’s fleet, [310]
in mutiny at Spithead, [364]
mutiny in, [382], [383]
Marmorice Bay, expedition to Egypt, anchors in, [420]
Maro, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Mars, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
at Trafalgar, [458]
Mars helps to take Northumberland, [119]
Marseilles, action with Preston, [235]
in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Marsh, Captain, takes Senegal, [171]
Marshal, Samuel, captain of Arethusa, [223]
Martel, captain of Belliqueux, [175], [176]
Martin, G., Captain, commands Irresistible at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Martin, William, Admiral, enforces neutrality of Naples, [111]
Martin, French Admiral, actions with Hotham, [330], [331]
sails from Toulon, [330]
Martinique attacked, [481]
taken, [482]
restored, [484]
retaken, [ibid.]
Massena, Marshal, his defence of Genoa, [415]
Mathews, Thomas, Admiral, commander-in-chief in Mediterranean, and envoy plenipotentiary to Italian princes, [110]
at Turin, [111]
court-martial on, [114], [116]
fights battle of Toulon, [112] et seq.
joins fleet at Hyères, [111]
Maure, French, La Hogue, [38]
Mauritius (Ile de France) taken, [484].
Mautort, Chevalier de, quoted, [287]
May, Rear-Admiral, quoted, [315]
Maydman, Henry, author of Sea Politics, quoted, [97]
Mayne, Perry, Admiral, presides over court-martial on Mathews, [117]
charged with contempt of court, [ibid.]
Mazaredo, José, goes to Brest with Bruix, [408]
refuses command of Spanish fleet, [344]
Meadows, General, commands troops in Johnstone’s squadron, [283]
Medée, in Savary’s squadron, [398]
taken by Boscawen, [142]
Medenblick, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Medusa, Nelson hoists flag in, [434]
Melampus, in action off Tory Island, [400]
Melville, General, invents carronade, [469]
Ménage, General, French, commands troops in expedition of Bompard, [399]
Ménou, General, commands French troops in Egypt, [417]
Menses, Rear-Admiral, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Mercier, Captain de, commands Triton at battle of Minorca, [152]
Mercure, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Meriton, Henry, captain of Exeter, [480]
Merveilleux, French, La Hogue, [38]
Middleton, Sir Charles, Lord Barham, Admiral, quoted, [351]
orders concentration off Ferrol, [450]
Milford, commanded by Captain Moses, [83]
Military Ports, French, [9]
Miller, Ralph Willett, Captain, commands Captain at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
commands Theseus at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
Minerva, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
reports position of Spaniards, [345]
Minorca, battle of, [151], [154]
besieged and taken by French, [147], [154]
besieged by allies and taken, [254]
invaded, [145]
occupied, [402]
Minotaur, at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [458]
narrow escape at Genoa, [415]
sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Minto, Earl, see [Elliot, Sir Gilbert]
Miquelon taken, [481]
Missiessy, Baron, Admiral, his cruise to West Indies, [445]-[446]
Mitchell, Cornelius, Captain, his misconduct in West Indies, [105]
court martial on, [106]
Mitchell, Sir David, Vice-Admiral, commands in Mediterranean, [57]
Mitchell, M., Captain of Pearl in Anson’s squadron, [107]
commands Isis at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Modéré, French, La Hogue, [38]
Modeste, cutting out of, [186]
taken at Lagos, [182]
Moffat, William, captain of Ganges, [480]
Molines, island of, ransomed, [168]
Molloy, Anthony James Pye, Captain, commands Cæsar in Howe’s fleet, [312]
Molucca, Dutch islands taken, [483]
Monarca at Trafalgar, [460]
Monarch, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Monarque, execution of Byng on, [156]
Monarque, French, La Hogue, [38]
Monckton, Major General, in West Indies, [196]
Monk, La Hogue, [37]
Monmouth, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
at taking of Foudroyant, [159], [161]
in Hughes squadron, [283] et seq.
La Hogue, [37]
on coast of Brittany, [168]
violence of mutineers in, [377]
Montagnard, deserts Villaret-Joyeuse, [313]
Montagne, flagship of Villaret-Joyeuse, [319]
Montagu, Admiral, off Brest, [321]
Montagu, William “Mad Montague,” [124]
Montagu, Sir George, Admiral, sent to intercept French convoy, [306] et seq.
Montague, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
in battle of 1st June, [320]
La Hogue, [37]
Montanes, at Trafalgar, [460]
Mont Blanc, at Trafalgar, [460]
detached by Howe, [313]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
taken off Cape Ortegal, [466]
Monte Video, occupied, [485]
Montgomery, his attack on Quebec, [218]
Moore Sir John, Admiral, in the West Indies, [195]
Moorsom R., Captain, commands Revenge at Trafalgar, [458]
Morard de Galle, French Admiral, appointed to command in Channel, [300]
sails with Hoche, [337] et seq.
Morbihan. See [Quiberon]
Mordaunt, General, with Hawke in attack on Rochefort, [167]
Moreau, General, defeats Austrians at Hohenlinden, [417]
Morel Henri, Captain, commands Téméraire, [314]
Moreno, Juan Joaquin, in action at Algeciras, [430]
Morla, General, governor of Cadiz, [419]
Morning Chronicle quoted, [449]
Morocco, Emperor of, is paid ransom for crew of Lichfield, [171]
Morogues. See [Bigot de]
Morris J. N. captain, commands Colossus at Trafalgar, [458]
Moses, William, captain of Milford, story of, [83], [84], [85]
Mosse, captain of Monarch at Copenhagen, [426]
Mountjoy, at Londonderry, [21]
Moutray, John, Captain, his convoy taken, [252]-[253]
Mucius, on 1st June, [319]
Muiron, in action at Algeciras, [430] et seq.
Mulgrave, Lord, see [Phipps, Constantine John]
Munden, Sir John, Rear-Admiral, his failure at Corunna, [64]
Munickendam, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Munro, Sir Hector, General, takes Pondicherry, [282]
Murat, Marshal and King of Naples, subdues Italy, [417]
Murray, G., Captain, commands Colossus at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
captain of Edgar, at Copenhagen, [426]
Murray, Commissary, in Wilmot’s expedition, [87]
Murray, Honourable G., Captain of Trial in Anson’s squadron, [107]
Muskeyn, attacks Marcouf Islands, [386]
Musquetier, Captain, commands Leyden at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Mutine, brings news to Nelson, [390]
Namur, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
commanded by Boscawen, [141]
flagship of Boscawen in action with La Clue, [179], [183]
flagship of Admiral Matthews at Toulon, [112]
in action off Cape Ortegal, [466]
in battle of Dominica, [279]
joins Jervis, [343]
unfit for service, [109]
Napoleon Bonaparte, appointed General of the Army of England, [385]
at Toulon, [303]
coup d’état of [18] Brumaire, [411]
escapes from Egypt, [409], [410]
gives Villeneuve conditional leave to go to Cadiz, [452]
his aggressions, [436]
his anger, [454]
his anger with Villeneuve, [446]
his campaign in Italy, [332]
his endeavour to reinforce army in Egypt, [416] et seq.
his threat of invasion considered, [420], [440]
imprisoned in Egypt, [401]
plans concentration of forces in Channel, [442], [445]
sails to invade Egypt, [389]
Nassau, Count of, commands Dutch troops on coast of Spain, [56]
Navarro, José de, Spanish Admiral, at battle of Toulon, [112]
blockaded by Haddock, [110]
goes to Toulon, [110]
joins French squadron, [110]
sails from Cadiz, [110]
Navigation Laws, manning clauses suspended, [143]
Navy, British Royal, effect of Revolution on, [1], [2]
administrative corruption, [207]-[210]
administrative reforms of, [132]-[133]
Discipline Act of 1749 passed [137], [138]
disposition of, in 1778, [212]-[213]
growth of, between 1793 and 1815, [468]
improved discipline of, [205]-[207]
improvement in ships of, [136]
increase of, till 1783, [211]
internal condition of, [471]-[474]
manning of, [213]-[216], [218], [219]
pay of seamen increased, [476]
ships in commission, 1803, [438]
strength and disposition of, 1803, [440]
strength of, in 1688, [14]
in 1739, [101]
in 1756, [145]
in 1778, [211]
in 1781, [253]
in 1793, [298]
Navy, Dutch, state of, 1778, [217], [218]
Navy, French Royal, condition in 1778, [216], [217]
organisation of, [8], [14]
ruined by Revolution, [295], [298]
strength of, in 1756, [146]
French Imperial, strength in 1803, [439]
French National, strength in 1793, [298]
Navy, Spanish, condition in 1778, [217]
Neale, Sir Harry Burrard, admiral-captain of San Fiorenzo, [371]
Nelson, Sir Horatio, Viscount, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [345]-[349]
at battle of Copenhagen, [424], [430]
at Kjöge and Revel, [430]
at Naples, [407]
at Palermo, [404]
captain’s servant, [96]
detached to Santa Cruz, wounded, [387]
fights battle of Trafalgar, [456]-[466]
goes from Egypt to Naples, [401], [402]
goes to Egypt, [446]
misses Villeneuve, [447]
offers his services, and sails for Straits, [455]
operations against Invasion Flotilla, [434], [435]
French expedition to Egypt, [390], [391]
pursues Villeneuve, [448] et seq.
refits Vanguard on San Pietro, [389]
rejoins fleet off Cadiz, and is detached up Mediterranean, [388]
returns to England, [415], [453]
returns to Straits, [450], [451]
takes command in Mediterranean, [438]
takes Généreux, [412]
Vice-Admiral, loses an eye at Calvi, [329]
watches Toulon, [444]
Neptune, at Trafalgar, [458] et seq.
La Hogue, [37]
lost, [325]
Neptuno, at Trafalgar, [460]
Nesmond, French Naval officer, escapes from La Hogue, [q.v.], [43]
Nestor, in expedition to Ireland, [338]
Neuf Thermidor (Jacobin renamed) lost, [325]
Nevil, Vice-Admiral, commands expedition to West Indies, [53], [71]
Newark, Boscawen hoists flag in, [182]
Newcastle, Duke of, politician, [118]
pushes on armaments, [143]
Newport, operations round, [233], [234]
Nidelven, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Nielly, Rear-Admiral, French, sails to meet grain convoy, [305]
in expedition to Ireland, [337]
joins Villaret-Joyeuse, [314]
takes Alexander, [324]
Nightingale, G., Captain, commands Vengeance at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Noailles, Marquis de, French Ambassador, announces treaty with Americans, [220]
Noel, Captain, commands Princess Louisa at battle of Minorca, [152]
Nonsuch, action with Actif, [263]
with Howe at New York, [230]
Nore, mutiny at, [369], [380]
Norris, Richard, captain of Gloucester in Anson’s squadron, [107]
takes refuge in Spain, [115]
Norris, Sir John, Admiral of the fleet, in command in Mediterranean, [54]
his quarrel with Captain Ley, [83]
in command in Channel, [109]
in Downs, [111]
mentioned, [118]
North Holland, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Northern Coalition formed, [423]
Northesk, Earl of. See [Carnegie, William]
Northumberland, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
taken on 1st June, [321]
Northumberland, La Hogue, [37]
taken by French, [119]
Nottingham, in action of the 14th October, 1747, [126]
Nottingham, Lord, Secretary of State, his letter to fleet, [36]
Nyborg, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Nymphe, reports to Bridport, [403]
O’Brien, L., Captain, commands Essex in battle of Quiberon, [189]
commands Monarch at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Ocean, flagship of La Clue, [180]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Ocean, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Ogle, Sir Chaloner, Admiral, commands fleet in West Indies, [90]
joins Vernon in West Indies, [104]
suppresses the pirate Roberts, [98]
Oglethorpe, General, his inquiry into state of prisons, [82]
Onslow, Sir Richard, Admiral, second in command at battle of Camperdown, [352] et seq.
Orde, Sir John, Admiral, blockades Cadiz, driven off, [447]
Ordonnance. See [Navy, French Royal]
Orford, Earl of. See [Russell, Edward]
Orient, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
flagship of Brueys at the battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Oriente, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [347]
Orion, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [345]-[346]
at battle of Nile, [393]
at Trafalgar, [458]
in battle of 1st June, [320]
joins Jervis, [343]
joins Nelson, [388]
sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Ormonde, Duke of, commands troops on coast of Spain, [60], [61]
Orgueilleux, French, La Hogue, [38]
Orphée, at battle of Minorca, [152]
Ortegal Cape, Sir Richard Strachan’s action off, [466]
Osborn, or Osborne, Henry, Admiral, commands in Mediterranean, [158] et seq.
Ossory, La Hogue, [37]
Otway, Sir Robert Waller, captain of London, [426] et seq.
Oxford, La Hogue, [37]
Palliser, Sir Hugh, Admiral, Sea Lord, [210]
court-martial on, [228];
return, [ibid.]
quarrel with Keppel, [226], [227]
third in command at battle of Ushant, [223], [226]
Pannetier, Chef d’escadre, takes French ships to St. Malo after La Hogue, [42]
leaves St. Malo, [44]
Paoli, Pasqual, Corsican leader, [328]-[330]
Parejas, A., commands Argonanta at Trafalgar, [460]
Parker, E. T., Captain, killed at Boulogne, [435]
Parker, Richard, mutineer, his antecedents, [369]-[370]
leads mutiny at Nore, [370], [380],
and execution, [ibid.]
quota man, [355]
Parker, Sir Hyde, Vice-Admiral, called “Vinegar Parker,” commands in North Sea, [255]-[258]
services in West Indies, [244] et seq.
Parker, Sir Hyde, Admiral, son of above, commands in Mediterranean, [332]
in Baltic, [424]
recalled, [429]
Parker, Sir William, Admiral, brings reinforcements to Jervis, [343]
at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
commands Audacious in Howe’s fleet, [311]
Parry, Captain, commands Kingston at battle of Minorca, [152]
Pasley, Rear-Admiral, wounded, [319]
Sir Charles, General, quoted, [114], [413]
Pasley, Sir Thomas, Admiral, commands advance squadron in Howe’s fleet, [310] et seq.
Pater, Captain, commands Bellona, [466]
Patriote joins Villaret-Joyeuse, [309]
Patriots, Political Party, [100], [101]
Patton, Captain, warns Admiralty of mutiny at Spithead, [362]
Paul, Czar, forms Northern Coalition, [423] et seq.
murder of, [429]
Paulet, Lord Henry, captain of Defence, [426] et seq.
Pay of naval officers in 1694, [6]
in 1700, [7]
Payne, John Willett, Rear-Admiral, commands Russell in Howe’s fleet, [310]
Pearce, Captain, suppresses mutiny in St. George, [382]
Pearl, in Anson’s squadron, fails to round the Horn, [108]
Pégase, in expedition to Ireland, [337]
Pellew, Israel, Admiral, commands Conqueror at Trafalgar, [458]
Pellew, Sir Edward, Lord Exmouth, Admiral, attacks Droits de l’homme, [340]
blockades Ferrol, [438]
captain of Indefatigable, [337]
carries troops to Quiberon, [418]
commands in East Indies, [481]
quoted, [439]
Pelt, Captain, court-martial on, [115]
Pembroke, Earl of, raises regiment of marines, [15];
to be Lord High Admiral, [59]
Peñas, Golfo de, wreck of Wager in, [108]
Pendennis, in Benbow’s squadron, [93]
Pénélope, successful cruise of, [478]
Penmarch, Pointe de, See [Quiberon].
Pension, Greenwich Hospital, compared to Chelsea, [361]
Perle, French, La Hogue, [38]
Perrée, Rear-Admiral, taken by Keith, [407];
killed, [412]
Peuple Souverain, at the battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
prize sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Peyton, Edward, Captain, action with La Bourdonnais, [130];
his timidity, [ibid.]
commands Defence at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
succeeds Barnett, [129]
superseded, [131]
Phæton, at Algeciras, [431], [433]
Philadelphia occupied, [219]
Philipps, Baker, Lieutenant, surrenders Anglesea, shot, [121]
Phipps, Constantine John, Baron Mulgrave, in admiralty, [210]
Phips, Sir W., attacks Nova Scotia and Quebec, [52]
Phœbe, sent to warn Colpoys, [338]
sights Villeneuve, [447]
takes Africaine, [420], [421]
takes Essex, [470]
Phœnix, at Londonderry, [21]
in Byng’s squadron, [151]
with Howe at New York, [231]
Pigot, captain of Hermione, murdered, [384]
Pigott, General, defends Newport, [233]
in command in Rhode Island, [230]
Pilford, J., Captain, commands Ajax at Trafalgar, [458]
Pipon, Lieutenant, in destruction of Droits de l’homme, [342]
Pique, warns Keith of approach of Ganteaume, [422]
Pirates of Malabar Coast, [140]
Plume, La. See [Navy, French Royal]
Pluto, fireship in action with French convoy, [169]
Pluton, at Trafalgar, [460]
Plymouth, at Algeciras, [431]
La Hogue, [37]
Pocock, Sir George, Admiral, in expedition to Havana, [196]
in East Indies, [198]-[202]
Poder, Spanish man-of-war, taken at battle of Toulon, burnt, [113]
Pointis, M. de, defeated in Gibraltar Bay, [67]
Pole, Sir Charles Morice, Admiral, action with Spanish squadron in Aix Roads, [411]
Polyphemus at Copenhagen, [426]
at Trafalgar, [458]
Pompée at Algeciras, [431]-[433]
chased by French, [477]
Ponant, Vice-Admiral. See [Navy, French Royal]
Pondicherry, failure of English attack on, [132]
taken, [481]
Popham, Sir Home, Admiral, accused of malversation, [437], [438], note
lands troops from India in Egypt, [421]
promotes attack on Spanish colonies [485]
quoted, [360]
Portland in action with La Clue, [180]
joins Byng, [149]
Porto Bello, blockaded by Hosier, [102]
taken by Vernon, [103]
Porto Novo, Suffren visits, [289]
Porto Playa, action at, [284]
Porto Rico, unsuccessful attack on, [484]
Poulain, J. B. J. R., commands Héros at Trafalgar, [460]
Powerful, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Prendergass, Jas., captain of Hope, [480]
Prescott, General, co-operates with Hood at St. Kitts, [275]
President joins Hood, [274]
Press, inefficiency of, [215]
Preston, action with Mars, [235]
in North squadron, 1781, [256]
with Howe at New York, [231]
Price, captain of Viper, his account of his crew, [215]
Prieur de la Marne, French delegate, [306]
Prima cut out at Genoa, [415]
Prince, at Trafalgar, [458]
collision with Sans-Pareil, [342]
Prince, French, La Hogue, [38]
Prince George, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [345]
joins Jervis, [343]
Prince Noir, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Princesa, Spanish man-of-war, [81]
Princess Amelia, in North Sea squadron, 1781, [256]
Princess Louisa, at battle of Minorca, [152]
joins Byng, [149]
Principe de Asturias, at Trafalgar, [460]
Pringle, Captain, serves on American Lakes, [218]
Printz, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Prinz Casimir, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Printzess, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Pritchard, Captain, destroys French convoy in Berteaume Bay, [50]
Privateers, American, activity of, 1774-1778, [220]
British, excesses of, and legislation upon, [166], [167]
Prize money, how distributed, [386]
Promotion to flag rank regulated, [135]
Proserpine, mutineers ill-use boatswain of, [373]
Protecteur, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Provence, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Prövesteen, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Prowse, William, Rear-Admiral, commands Sirius at Trafalgar, [462]
Prudent, taken at Louisbourg, [173]
Puerto Cabello, attack on, [105]
Pulo Aor, action near, [480]
Pulteney, General, threatens Ferrol and Vigo, [419]
Purvis, captain of London, [382]
Queen Charlotte, Howe’s flagship, [313] et seq.
Queen, in Howe’s fleet, [312]
with Admiral Knight’s convoy, [449]
Quevedo, J., commands San Leandro at Trafalgar, [460]
Quiberon, battle of, [187], [194]
expedition to, [418]
French Royalists landed at, [326] et seq.
position of, [184]
Quota-men, meaning of, [355]
Raccord, Captain, commands Peuple Souverain at battle of the Nile, [395]
Radstock, Lord. See [Waldegrave, W.]
Rainbow, armed with carronades, [469]
Raisonable, at Copenhagen, [427] et seq.
joins Howe, [232]
Ramatuelle, French writer on naval warfare, quoted, [164]
Ramillies, at Copenhagen, [427] et seq.
flagship of Byng, [152]
in battle of 1st June, [320]
Raymondis, Captain de, commands Orphée at battle of Minorca, [152]
Rayneval, Gérard de, French envoy goes to America with D’Estaign, [229]
Rayney, Mr., Norris, confined in his cabin, [83]
Rayo, at Trafalgar, [460]
Real Carlos, blown up, [433]
Real Felipe, Spanish man-of-war at Toulon, [112] et seq.
Rear-Admiral of Blue Squadron, ditto “in general terms,” difference between, [135]
Rebecca, trading ship searched by Spaniards in West Indies, [100]
Redmill, R., Captain, commands Polyphemus at Trafalgar, [458]
Redoutable, at battle of Minorca, [152]
destroyed at Lagos, [182]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
at Trafalgar, [460]
Régénérée, reaches Alexandria, [420]
Renaudeau, lieutenant of Revolutionnaire, [311]
Renaudin, captain of Vengeur, [320]
promoted and sent to Mediterranean, [324]
reaches Toulon, [326]
Rendsborg, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Renown, action with Lanquedoc, [235]
joins Howe, [232]
Rentone, Captain, his contempt of court, [117]
Républicain, in battle of 1st June, [320]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
lost, [325]
Repulse, deserts mutineers, [379]
Resolution, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
La Hogue, [37]
Resolue, in expedition of Bompard, [399]
Restoration, La Hogue, [37]
Retalick, Captain of Defiance at Copenhagen, [425] et seq.
Revel, escape of Russian squadron from, [430]
Revenge, at battle of Minorca, [152]
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
at Trafalgar, [458]
Revolution, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
Revolutionnaire, on 28th May 1794, [311]
Reynolds, Robert Carthew, Rear-Admiral, captain of Amazon, [340], [342]
in blockade of Vannes, [186]
Reyntjes, Vice-Admiral, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Richelieu, Duke of, invades Minorca, [147]
Richery, Admiral, his cruise from Toulon, [331]-[334]
Riddershap, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Ripon, in East Indies, [282]
Ripperda, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Rivoli, taken by Victorious, [477]
Robb, Lieutenant, recaptures Leopard from mutineers, [379]
Roberts, Bartholomew, Pirate, suppressed by Sir C. Ogle, [98]
Robust, in action of Tory Island, [400]
Robuste, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Rochambeau, M. de, French naval officer, attacks English trade, [119]
mentioned, [121]
Rochefort, expedition against, [167]
Rochemore, Captain, commands Hippopotame at battle of Minorca, [152]
Rochester, in blockade of Vannes and battle of Quiberon, [186] et seq.
Roderick Random, referred to, [85]
Rodney, Sir George, Lord, at St. Eustatius, [261], [262]
blockades Havre, [178]
early career and character, [244]
relieves Gibraltar and proceeds to West Indies, [245], [246]
goes to North America, [251]
his final command in West Indies, [275], [279]
his opinion of Lestock, [116]
in West Indies, [196]
in West Indies, [246], [251];
action to leeward of Martinique with Guichen, [248], [249]
outmanœuvred by Grasse, [264], [266];
goes home, [267]
Rohan, Chevalier de, Captain, commands Bizarre at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Rollo, Lord General, at taking of Dominica, [196]
Romaine, in expedition of Bompard, [399]
in expedition to Ireland, [338]
Romana, Marquis de la, General, embarked by English ships, [487]
Romulus, taken by French, [260]
Rooke, Sir George, at battle of Malaga, [65]
commands in Mediterranean, [57]
in attack on Cadiz, [60];
on Vigo, [61];
brings Archduke Charles to England and sails for Mediterranean, [ibid.] et seq.
sent to Baltic, [53];
at Cadiz and Vigo, [ibid.]
sent to coast of Scotland by Herbert, [17];
at Londonderry, [20], [22];
convoys troops to Ireland, [ibid.]
Roquefeuil, M. de, French admiral in Channel, [111]
mentioned, [118]
Rosily, Admiral, sent to supersede Villeneuve, [454]
Ross. See [Lockhart-Ross, Sir John]
Rossem, Captain van, commands Vryheid at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Rotheram, Edward, Captain, commands Royal Sovereign at Trafalgar, [458]
Rouillé, M. de, French Minister of Marine, [146]
Rowley, Sir Joshua, Admiral, commanded Montagu at battle of Quiberon, [189]
reinforces Byron, [239]
Rowley, Sir William, Admiral, at battle of Toulon, [115]
blockades Carthagena, [122]
Royal Catherine, La Hogue, [37]
Royal George, at battle of Quiberon, [189] et seq.
in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
in battle of 1st June, [320]
sinking of, [273]
Royal Oak, at battle of Toulon, [114]
in action off Lizard, [78]
La Hogue, [37]
Royal Sovereign, at Trafalgar, [458]
La Hogue, [37]
on 1st June, [319]
Ruby, in Benbow’s squadron, [93]
La Hogue, [37]
taken by French, [78]
Rupert, at battle of Toulon, [114]
La Hogue, [37]
Russell, at battle of Camperdown, [351] et seq.
at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
in Howe’s fleet, [310]
Russell, Sir Edward, Lord Orford, his operations in the Mediterranean, [55], [57]
in command at battle of La Hogue, [q.v.]
displaced from command, [44]
restored, [47]
sails to Mediterranean, [50]
Rutherford, D. G., Captain, commands Swiftsure at Trafalgar, [458]
Ruysen, Captain, commands Gelykeid at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Rysoort, Captain van, commands Hercules at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Saba, taken, [261]
Sabran Grammont, Captain de, commands Content at battle of Minorca, [152]
killed in action of La Clue with Boscawen, [186]
Sacheverell, William, member of Board of Admiralty, [15]
Safferay, Mr., assistant surgeon, commits suicide, [373]
Sage, at battle of Minorca, [152]
Sagittaire, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Sailors, how raised and paid, [15]-[16]
Saint Aignan, Captain, commands Lion at battle of Minorca, [152]
St. Albans, La Hogue, [37]
Saint André, Duverger, Chef d’escadre, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
St. Andrew, La Hogue, [37]
St. Cas, British defeat at, [169]
St. Catherine, in Brazil, Anson’s squadron at, [108]
St. Christopher, or St. Kitts, taken, [274], [275]
St. Clair, Lieutenant-General, commands troops landed in Brittany, [123]
St. Eustatius, taken, [261], [262]
retaken, [271]
St. George, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
mutiny suppressed in, [382]
stranded [343]
St. Georges, M. de, French naval officer, defeated by Anson, [123], [124]
St. Jago de Cuba, attack on, [105]
St. Julian, Port, Anson’s squadron at, [108]
St.-Lo, George, Captain, quoted, [356]
Saint Louis, French, La Hogue, [38]
St. Malo, flight of French to, [42]
attacked by Benbow, [49]
its privateering activity, [74]
threatened, [168]
St. Michael, La Hogue, [37]
St. Michel, French, La Hogue, [38]
St. Philippe, French, La Hogue, [38]
St. Pierre, taken, [481]
Saint Sauveur, M. de, French naval officer, killed at Boston, [235]
St. Tropez, Spanish galleys burnt at, [110]
St. Vincent, Earl. See [Jervis, Sir John]
St. Vincent Cape, battles near, 1780, [246];
1797, [346] et seq.
St. Vincent, island, in West Indies, captured by Trolong at Rumain, [240]
taken by French, [483];
retaken, [ibid.]
Salcedo, J., commands Montanes at Trafalgar, [460]
San Agustin, at Trafalgar, [460]
San Domingo, British troops in, [481] et seq.
expedition to, [436]
San Fiorenzo, escapes from mutineers, [374]
in mutiny at Nore, [371] et seq.
San Francisco de Asis, at Trafalgar, [460]
San Hermenegildo, blown up, [433]
San Ildefonso, at Trafalgar, [460]
San Josef, taken at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [348]
San Juan Nepomuceno, at Trafalgar, [460]
San Justo, at Trafalgar, [460]
San Lazaro, Spanish fort at Carthagena, [105]
San Leandro, at Trafalgar, [460]
San Nicolas, taken at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [348]
San Rafael, taken, [451]
Sandwich, Earl of, at Admiralty, [118], [209], [227] et seq.
First Lord, [133]
Sandwich, flagship at Nore, [370]
La Hogue, [37]
mutiny at Nore begins in, [371]
Sans-Pareil, collision with Prince, [342]
Sanspareil, English man-of-war, [76]
Sans Pareil, French, La Hogue, [38]
in battle of 1st June, [320]
joins Villaret-Joyeuse, [314] et seq.
taken on 1st June, [321]
Santa Ana, at Trafalgar, [460]
Santa Cruz, attack on, [387]
Santa Lucia, taken, [482]
lost, [483]
retaken, [ibid.]
Santissima Trinidad, at Trafalgar, [460]
Sanzay, Vicomte de, commands Héros at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Sapphire, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Saturn, at Copenhagen, [427] et seq.
Saumarez, Philip, Captain, killed in action of 14th Oct. 1747, [126]
Saumarez, Sir James, Lord, at Algeciras, [430] et seq.
captain of Orion at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
commands Orion at Nile, quoted, [393]
takes squadron and prizes to Gibraltar, [401]
Saumarez, Thomas, Captain, takes Belliqueux, [175]
Saunders, Sir Charles, Admiral, at taking of Quebec, [196]
returns from America, [188]
succeeds Hawke in Mediterranean, [158]
Saunier or Saulnier, Captain, captain of the Africaine, [421]
commands Guillaume Tell at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Savannah, besieged, [240]
Savarof, Marshal, commands Russian troops in Italy, [413]
Savary, Captain, carries General Humbert to Ireland, [398];
his second cruise, [400]
Savoy, Duke of, ally of England, [61], [62]
Scévola lost, [339]
Schattershoff, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Schomberg, Marshal, commands army in Ireland, [22]
Scipion, at Trafalgar, [460]
lost, [325]
taken off Cape Ortegal, [416]
Sclater, Captain, court-martial on, [115]
Seahorse, in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
on coast of Egypt, [401]
Seamen, bad treatment of, [94], [95]
Sebastiani, General, at Constantinople, [487]
Seduisant, wrecked, [338]
Seignelay. See [Colbert, de]
Semillante, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
in expedition of Bompard, [399]
Senegal taken, [171], [484]
Serapis, deserts mutineers, [375]
Serieux, French, La Hogue, [38]
Sévère, in squadron of Suffren, [286] et seq.
the case of, [290]
Severn, in Anson’s squadron, fails to round the Horn, [108]
Sewolod taken, [486]
Seymour, Lord Hugh, Vice-Admiral, commands Leviathan in Howe’s fleet, [311]
Shannon, takes Chesapeake, [472];
her crew, [474]
Shirley, governor of St. Kitts, [274]
Shirley, Hon. W., commands Temple at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Shovell, Sir Cloudesley, at battle of Malaga, [65]
in Mediterranean, [53], [61];
his death, [54]
knighted, [20]
on coast of Ireland, [32];
at Hogue, La, battle of, [q.v.]
sails to join Rooke, [63]
Shuldham, Molyneux, Baron, Admiral, command in North America, [219]
Signal, the, at Trafalgar, [462]
Sirius, at Trafalgar, [460]
Sjcelland, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Smith, Admiral, commands in Downs, [178]
Smith, Sir William Sidney, Admiral, agrees to let French troops leave Egypt, [416]
at Toulon, [303]
commands in North Sea, [438]
escorts Portuguese royal family to Brazil, [488]
his anomalous position and actions on coast of Egypt and Syria, [409]
informs Keith of value of Marmorice Bay, [420]
Smith, Spencer, envoy at Constantinople, [409]
Smollett, Tobias, [118]
quoted [82], [85]
Smyrna Convoy, attacked by Tourville, [45]-[47]
Söhesten at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Solano, José de, Spanish admiral, brings reinforcements to West Indies, [250]
Solebay, advance ship of Graves’ fleet, sights French, [268]
Soleil Royale, burnt at Cherbourg, [43]
fails to round La Hogue, [41]
flagship of Conflans, [190] et seq.
French flagship, [29]
La Hogue, [38]
Solitaire, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Somerset, with Howe at New York, [231]
Somerville, P., Captain, in action at Boulogne, [435]
Souters, Captain, commands Batavier at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Souverain, escapes from Boscawen, [182]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Spain declares war in 1779, [241]
war with, [333]
Spartiate, at the battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
at Trafalgar, [458]
Speedy taken, [431]
Speke, H., Captain, commands Resolution at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Spencer, Earl, First Lord, comes to Chatham, [373]
Spencer, at Algeciras, [431], [433]
Sphinx, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
in squadron of Suffren, [285]
Spithead, mutiny at, [362], [369]
Stadden Land, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Stadt Meeyden, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Standard, at Corfu, [478]
retaken from mutineers, [379]
Stanhope, Sir T., commands Swiftsure at battle of Quiberon, [189]
State-the-case-men, meaning of, [355]
States General, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Stevens, Charles, Commodore, reinforces Pocock, [199]
Stewart, Brigadier, commands troops on coast of Spain, [56]
Stewart, Colonel, quoted, [428]
Stewart, master of Brunswick, [320]
Stirling Castle, La Hogue, [37]
Stirling, Charles, Vice-Admiral, joins Calder, [450]
Stockham, J., Lieutenant, commands Thunderer at Trafalgar, [458]
Storij, Admiral, surrenders Dutch ships, [414]
Rear-Admiral, at battle of Camperdown, [351] et seq.
Storr, J., captain of Revenge in battle of Quiberon, [189]
Strachan, Sir John, Captain, commands Sapphire at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Strachan, Sir Richard, Admiral, defeats Dumanoir, [466]
fails to stop Allemand, [477]
Strickland, Sir Roger, follows James II. into exile, [16]
Stuart, General, occupies Minorca, [402]
Stuart, Keith, Commodore, in North Sea, [255]
Suœrdfisken at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Success sights Bruix off Oporto, [404]
Suckling, Maurice, Captain, in action with Kersaint, [171]
Suffolk, La Hogue, [37]
Suffren de Saint Tropez, Pierre André de, early career, [284]
attacks Johnstone at Porto Praya, [284]
his campaign in Bay of Bengal, [286], [292]
his death, [292]
Suffren, in squadron of Allemand, [477]
Sullivan, American general at Newport, [234], [235]
Superb, [90]
at Algeciras, [431], [433]
flagship of Sir E. Hughes, [288]
Superbe lost, [325]
Suraj-ud-Daulah, Nabob of Bengal, [197]-[198]
Surinam taken, [483]
restored and retaken, [484]
Sutton, Captain, at Porto Praya, [286]
Swallow, at Londonderry, [20]
sent to North America by Rodney, destroyed by privateers, [267]
Swedish islands in West Indies taken, [483]
Swiftsure, at battle of Nile, [394] et seq.
at battle of Quiberon, [189]
at taking of Foudroyant, [159], [161]
at Trafalgar, [458]
in action with La Clue, [180]
La Hogue, [37]
on coast of Egypt, [401]
taken by Ganteaume, [423]
Swiftsure, at Trafalgar, [460]
Sybille, actions with Forte mentioned, [302]
Sylph pursues Bompard, [399]
Talbot, Captain, commands Victorious, [477]
Tarpen, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Tate, commands French at Fishguard, [335]
Teignmouth plundered by French, [31]
Teignouse. See [Quiberon]
Téméraire, at Trafalgar, [458] et seq.
Téméraire, at battle of Minorca, [152]
Téméraire, joins Villaret-Joyeuse, [314]
taken at Lagos, [182]
Temple, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Tergoes, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Ternay, D’Arzac de, Chef d’escadre,
brings French troops to America, [251]
Terpsichore in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
joins Nelson, [388]
Terrible, damaged in battle of Lynn Haven, and sunk, [269]
Terrible, French, La Hogue, [38]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
on 1st June, [319]
Thalia joins Jervis, [343]
Thames, at Algeciras, [431], [433]
The Royal William, La Hogue, [37]
Thémes, successful cruise of, [478]
Thésée, at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Theseus, at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Thevenard, Captain, commands Aquilon at the battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Thompson, Sir Charles, Admiral, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [246]
Thompson, Sir Thomas Boulden, Rear-Admiral, captain of Bellona at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
commands Leander in battle of Nile, [394] et seq.
Thornborough, Sir Edward, Admiral, at Palermo, [478]
Thunderer, at Trafalgar, [458]
in battle of 1st June, [320]
in Howe’s fleet, [311]
joins Nelson, [455]
Thurot, French privateer to sail from Dunkirk, [178]
takes Carrickfergus;
his death, [195]
Tigre, flagship of Sir S. Smith, [409]
taken, [327]
Timmins, John Fam, captain of Royal George, [480]
Timoléon, at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Tippoo, Sultan of Mysore, succeeds Hyder Ali, [291]
Tobago taken, [265], [481]
Tollemache, Thomas, General, mortally wounded at Brest, [51]
Tonnant, at Trafalgar, [458]
Tonnant at battle of Quiberon, [190]
at the battle of the Nile, [395], et seq.
French, La Hogue, [38]
in action of 14th October, 1747, [126]
in D’Estaign squadron, [229]
prize sent to Gibraltar, [401]
Torbay, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Torin, Robert, captain of Coutts, [480]
Torres, Rodrigo de, Spanish naval officer in West Indies, [104]
Torrington, Earl of. See [Herbert, Arthur]
Torrington Viscount. See [Byng, George]
Tory Island, defeat of Bompard near, [399], [400]
Touch, the Nelson, [457], [458]
Touffet, C., commands Duguay-Trouin at Trafalgar, [460]
Toulon, battle of, [112] et seq.
battle of, Parliamentary inquiry into, [114]
occupation of, in 1793, [302], [303]
Toulouse, Comte de, Admiral of France,
sails from Brest, [62], [63]
at battle of Malaga, [65], [66]
Tourville, Hilarion de Côtentin, Comte de, at battle of La Hogue. See [Hogue, La].
Sails to attack Smyrna Convoy, [50]
at Beachy Head, [24], [29];
his offshore cruise, [33]
Tourville, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
on 1st June, [319]
Towry, G. H., Captain, commands Diadem at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Trafalgar, battle of, [456] et seq.
Trajan joins Villaret-Joyeuse, [314]
Tréhouart, French delegate, [301]
Trekroner, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Tremendous, on 1st June, [319]
Trente-et-un Mai joins Villaret-Joyeuse, [314]
Treslong, Captain van, commands Brutus at battle of Camperdown, [513]
Trevor, Captain, present at dispute on flagship, [83]
Trial, in Anson’s squadron, [107]
Trident, at battle of Minorca, [152]
with Howe at New York, [231]
Trincomalee, Hughes anchors at, [289]
taken by Sir E. Hughes, [283]
taken by Suffren, [290]
Trinidad, taken, [483]
Triton, at battle of Minorca, [152]
Triumph, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Triumphant, burnt at Cherbourg, [43]
French, La Hogue, [38]
Trogoff de Kerlessi, French Admiral, surrenders Toulon, [302]
Trollope, Sir Henry, Admiral, commands Russell at battle of Camperdown, [351] et seq.
Trolong de Rumain, French partisan, takes St. Vincent, [240]
Tronjolly, action with Sir E. Vernon, [282]
relieves Pondicherry, [ibid.]
Troubridge Sir Thomas, Rear Admiral, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
at Santa Cruz, [387]
brings reinforcements to Nelson, [390]
refits the Culloden, [343]
superseded in Egypt by Sir Sidney Smith, [409]
taken prisoner, [308]
unable to take part in battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
Trouin, de la Barbinais, Luc, father of Duguay-Trouin, [75]
Trullet, Captain, commands Guerrier at battle of the Nile, [395]
Trullet Léonce, Captain, commands Timoléon at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
Tyler, captain of Warrior at Copenhagen, [427] et seq.
Tyler, C., Captain, commands Tonnant at Trafalgar, [458].
Tyrannicide, in fleet of Bruix, [403]
in fleet of Villaret-Joyeuse, [313] et seq.
Tyrawley, Lord, Governor of Minorca, absent from post, [147]
Union, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Uriarte, F. de, commands Santissima Trinidad at Trafalgar, [460]
Ushant, battle of, [223]-[226]
Vaillant, in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Valdés, Cayetano, commands Neptuno, at Trafalgar, [460]
Valiant, in battle of 1st June, [320]
Valkyrien, at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Vandongen, captain of Revolutionnaire, killed, [311]
Vanguard, dismasted in gale, [389]
La Hogue, [37]
Nelson’s flagship at battle of Nile, [388] et seq.
taken by Nelson to Naples, [401]
Vannes, in Morbihan, French troops collected at, [184]
Vansittart, Nicholas, Lord Bexley, envoy to Denmark, [424]
Vanstabel, Admiral, and the grain convoy, [305]
brings convoy to Brest, [322]
French Rear-Admiral, escapes from Howe, [300]
Rear-Admiral, brings home convoy, [314]
Vaubois, General, surrenders Malta, [413]
Vaudreuil, Comte de, killed in action of 14th Oct. 1747, [126]
Vaudreuil, Rigaud, Marquis de, reinforces D’Estaign, [239]
Vaughan, General, brings troops from North America to West Indies, [246]
Velasco, Don Francisco de, Governor of Barcelona, [62]
Velew, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Vence, Rear-Admiral, pursued by Cornwallis, [326]
Vendôme, Duke of, commands French army in Catalonia, [56]
Venerable, at Algeciras, [431], [433]
flagship of Duncan, [351]
Vengeance, at battle of Quiberon, [188]
Vengeur, in squadron of Suffren, [285]
on 1st June, [320]
Venus, brings news to Howe, [308]
in battle of Quiberon, [189]
Rodney hoists flag in, [178]
Venus, helps to take Northumberland, [119]
in Savary’s squadron, [398]
Verdoorn, Captain, commands Delft at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Vere, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Vermandois, Count of, Admiral of France, [9]
Vernon, Edward, Admiral, his early career, [102]
in attack on Carthagena, [104], [105]
returns home, quarrels with Admiralty, and dismissal, [106], [107]
takes Porto Bello and threatens Carthagena, [103]
Vernon, Sir Edward, action with Tronjolly in East Indies, [282]
Vestale at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Veteran, at battle of Camperdown, [352]
at Copenhagen, [427] et seq.
Victorious, takes Rivoli, [477]
Victory, flagship of Jervis at Cape St. Vincent, [346] et seq.
flagship of Sir John Balchen, lost, [121]
La Hogue, [37]
Nelson’s flagship, [455] et seq.
Vienne, Marquis de, Captain, commands Robuste at battle of Quiberon, [190]
Vigilant, with Howe at New York, [231]
Vigo, threatened, [419]
Vilaine, River. See [Quiberon]
Vilarzel, Captain de, commands Redoutable at battle of Minorca, [152]
Villaret-Joyeuse, French Admiral, at action of Groix, [326] et seq.
at battle of 1st June, [311], [321]
at Quiberon, [300]
commands Brest fleet, [306]
his successive engagements with Howe, 28th and 29th May, and 1st June 1794, [310], [320]
ordered to sea, [324] et seq.
orders to, [307]
pursues Cornwallis, [326]
sails from Brest, [308]
takes Dutch convoy, [309]
Villars de Labrosse, Captain, commands Glorieux at battle of Quiberon, [190]
commands Guerrier at battle of Minorca, [152]
Ville de Paris, collision of with Formidable, [342]
story of sailor in, [382]
taken from fleet by Jervis, [406], [407]
Ville de Paris, flagship of Comte de Grasse, surrendered, [279]
Villegris La, G. J. N., commands Mont Blanc at Trafalgar, [460]
Villemadrin, C. E. L. H., commands Swiftsure at Trafalgar, [460]
Villeneuve, Admiral, death of, [466]
hears that he is to be superseded, and goes to sea, [456]
his first sortie, [446]
his flag in Guillaume Tell at battle of the Nile, [395] et seq.
his operation on north-west of Spain, [451], [453]
his orders, [445] et seq.
leaves West Indies for Ferrol, [450]
new orders to, [446];
his depression, [ibid.]
reaches Martinique, receives fresh orders, hears of arrival of Nelson, [448]
sails from Toulon to L’Orient, [333]
second sortie, and cruise to West Indies, [447] et seq.
succeeds Latouche-Treville, [445]
turns to Cadiz, [454]
Villette Mursay, Marquis de, French Admiral, at Beachy Head, [29]
“Vinegar Parker.” See [Parker, Sir Hyde]
Viomesnil, commands troops in squadron of Destouches, [260]
Viper, how manned, [215]
Voltaire, his phrase about Byng, [157]
Vryheid, at battle of Camperdown, [351] et seq.
Wade, captain of Greenwich, shot, [93]
Wager, in Anson’s squadron, lost in Golfo de Peñas, [108]
Wager, Sir Charles, Admiral, captures Spanish treasure ship, [68]
in command in West Indies, [54]
Wages, vote for, how distributed, [209]
Waldegrave, W., Baron Radstock, Admiral, at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
Walker, captain of Isis at Copenhagen, [426] et seq.
Walker, Sir Hovenden, Admiral, his expedition to Quebec, [54]
Walker, J., Captain, commands Monmouth at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Wallace, Sir James, Admiral, captain of Nonsuch, [263]
Wallace, William, mutineer, commits suicide, [379]
Wallis, Sir Provo, admiral of fleet, captains’ servants, [96]
Walpole, Horace, [118]
his character of Mathews, [114]
Walpole, Sir Robert, Prime Minister, consents to war with Spain, [100]
his peace policy, [98]
Walton, George, captain of Ruby, supports Benbow, [93]
Ward, Captain, commands Culloden at battle of Minorca, [152]
Wardour, Lieutenant, defies Parker, [378]
Warley, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Warren, Commodore, co-operates in taking of Louisbourg, [122]
Warren Hastings, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Warren, Sir John Borlase, defeats Bompard, [399]-[400]
escorts General Pulteney to courts of France and Spain, [418]-[419]
fails to intercept Ganteaume, [422]
in command in Straits, [420]
takes French royalists to Quiberon, [326] et seq.
Warrior, at Copenhagen, [427] et seq.
Warspight, at battle of Quiberon, [189]
La Hogue, [37]
in action with La Clue, [180]
Wassenaer, at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Wassenaer, Baron, Dutch Admiral, defeated by French, [77]
Watson, Captain, loses the Northumberland, [119], [120]
Watson, Charles, goes to Bay of Bengal [140]
in conquest of Bengal, his death, [197], [198]
Watson, Charles, Rear-Admiral, sent to East Indies, [139]
takes Geriah, [140]
Wattignies, in fleet of Briux, [403]
Wells, J., Captain, commands Lancaster at battle of Camperdown, [352]
Wentworth, General, succeeds Cathcart, [104]
West Friesland, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
West Indies, operations in, [303], [304]
West, Temple, Vice-Admiral, court-martial on, [115]
praised by Sir Horace Mann, [111]
resigns, [157]
second in command to Byng, [149] et seq.
Westcott, Captain, commands Majestic, at battle of the Nile, [394] et seq.
killed in battle, [397]
Wexford, in action at Pulo Aor, [480]
Wheeler, Sir F., commands expedition to West Indies, [53]
Whetstone, Sir William, succeeds Benbow in West Indies, [53]
Whitaker, Sir Edward, Admiral, in command in Mediterranean, [54]
White, Captain, commands Sylph, [399]
quoted [315]
White, Seaman, killed by Captain W. Hervey, [90]
Whitelock, General, surrenders at Buenos Ayres, [485]
Whitshed, Sir James Hawkins, Admiral, commands Namur at battle of Cape St. Vincent, [346]
joins Jervis at Minorca, [406]
Wiggerts, Captain, commands Haarlem at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Willes, Sir John, Chief Justice of Common Pleas, attaches naval officers for contempt of court, [117]
Willet, E. S., Captain, commands Chichester at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Williams, Captain, court martial on, [114]
Williamson, I., Captain, commands Agincourt at battle of Camperdown, [352];
court martial on, [354]
Wilmot, Robert, Captain, commands expedition to West Indies, [53]
his quarrel with Colonel Lillingston, [87] et seq.
Wilmot, Ruth, widow of Captain R. Wilmot, [89]
Wilson, Henry, captain of Warley, [480]
Windsor, in Benbow’s squadron, [92]
Windsor Castle, La Hogue, [37]
Wishart, Sir James, at battle of Malaga, [65]
present at dispute on flagship, [83]
Wolfe, General, at taking of Louisbourg, [171], [173]
takes Quebec, [196]
Woolwich, La Hogue, [37]
Wordsworth, John, captain of Earl of Abergavenny, [480]
Worge, Colonel, at taking of Goree, [172]
Wren, Ralph, Captain, commands expedition to West Indies, dies of fever, [52]
Wright, Lawrence, Captain, commands expedition to West Indies, [52], [69], [71]
Yarmouth Roads, mutiny of Duncan’s ships in, [375] et seq.
York, Frederick Augustus, Duke of, [303]
averts mutiny in army, [363]
defeated in Holland, [414]
driven out of Holland, [327]
James, Duke of (James II.), and the fighting orders, [3]
York, La Hogue, [37]
Yorktown, siege and surrender of, [267], [268]
Young, James, Admiral, comes to Chatham, [373];
commands Intrepid at battle of Minorca, [152]
commands Mars at battle of Quiberon, [189]
Zealand, A, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]
Zealous, in attack on Santa Cruz, [387]
reports presence of French at Aboukir, [391]
stranded in Tangier Bay, [343]
Zebra, reports approach of D’Estaign, [230]
Zegers, Captain, commands Devries at battle of Camperdown, [351]
Zélé, crippled in collision, [277], [278]
in fleet of Bruix, [403]
in squadron of D’Estaign, [229]
Zoutman, Johan Arnold, Schout-bij-Nacht, commands Dutch squadron in North Sea, [256], [258]
Zurick Zee, Dutch, La Hogue, [37]

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