[John] Elliot, Vice-Admiral.
Dead [1808]. This first-rate officer captured after a severe action the French squadron off the Irish coast commanded by Thurot, who fell in the contest. He also commanded the Edgar, 74, in the action when Don Langara was defeated and taken by Admiral Rodney. He commanded at Newfoundland as Governor of that island; a great astronomer and an able sailor.—[D.N.B.]
Sir John Jervis, K.B., Rear-Admiral.
Dead [1823]. Earl St. Vincent, admiral of the fleet; needs no comment here.—[D.N.B.]
Jonathan Faulknor, Senr., Rear-Admiral.
Dead [1795]. A most able officer who had seen a great deal of service, and no man understood it better.
Robert Calder, Esq., Captain.
Dead [1818]. An admiral, a baronet, and K.C.B. I have already spoken of him.—[D.N.B.]
Robert Carthew Reynolds, Captain.
Dead [1811]. A rear-admiral; unfortunately lost on the coast of Denmark, in the St. George, 98; a brave and meritorious officer. [D.N.B.]