Richard Welland, 3rd Lieutenant.
Dead. Had the out-pension, and thirteen children; proud, but a good officer.
John Irwin,[[67]] 4th Lieutenant.
Dead [1812]. A post captain [1796]. A very good fellow; always smiling.
William Bedford, 5th Lieutenant.
Dead [1826]. A vice-admiral; fidgety; he once turned me out of the gunroom because I said Andrew Macbride, our schoolmaster, was formerly Dionysius the tyrant, and kept a school at Corinth, according to the opinion of Pythagoras respecting the transmigration of souls.—[Marshall, ii. 574.]
John Culverhouse, Mate and then flag lieutenant.
Dead. A clever fellow and good officer; a post captain; drowned at the Cape.
John Stiles, Lieutenant, lent for the cruise.
Dead. See Salisbury.