Boyle, Captain, of the Chasseur, Burlesque Blockade of all English ports by Arrival of, at Baltimore, Author's opinion of Brave Defence of the Schooner Lottery, PAGE 361 366 366 368, 369 British Ship Industry sent into Bergen, Norway, by the True-blooded Yankee, 149 *98 British Ship London Packet captured by the Argus, and sent into Boston, 149 7 British Ship captured and sent into Norfolk, 37 British transport Brig captured, 38 British Ship Nereid, captured off Madeira by the Governor Tompkins, 164 150 British Policy of taking New Orleans, 144 British Government petitioned by Liverpool Merchants, with respect to Am- 303 Brig Ann, a Prize to the Snap-Dragon, 107 Brutus, Letter-of-Marque, captures brig Tagus, from Smyrna, and ship Albion, 386 Capture of a British Transport Brig, sent into Gloucester, 38 Capture of the Packet Ship Elizabeth after a short Battle, by the Letter-of- Champlin, Captain of Privateer General Armstrong, compliment to, 107 Champlin, Captain, of the Warrior Privateer, chased by British Frigate, 328 Chasseur, Privateer, captures British Ship Mary and Susan, and Ship Adven- 350 Coggeshall, George, Commander of Letter-of-Marque, Schooner David Porter, Disarmed by order of the French Government, PAGE 255 Sails from L'Orient, captures several Prizes, 255 Compelled to leave the Channel and steer to the southward, on account of being badly armed, and very deficient in sails and rigging, 256 261 Taken by the Granicus, Frigate, and towed round to Gibraltar, 262 263-7 Kind Reception at that Place by his old Friends and Countrymen, 284 Residence at Cadiz-Theatres and Bull Fights, 285 Sails from Cadiz for Lisbon, in a Portuguese Vessel, Constitution, American Ship, Captain Hull, off New York, Constitution chased by a British Fleet, 288 290 7 7 Civilization and humanity of English and Americans compared, in their re- Combat between the Letter-of-Marque Schooner Falcon and the British Cutter Countess of Harcourt, British Ship, captured by the Sabine, 246 Coup de Main of four American Seamen, on board British Schooner Anne, David Porter, Letter-of-Marque, Commander Coggeshall's Voyage to France David Porter captures Schooner George, Dacres, Captain of H. B. M. Frigate Guerriere, Challenge of, PAGE 327 20 31 173-176 177 394 Decatur, Privateer Schooner, Desperate Engagement of, with Schooner Do- Sails on Fresh Cruise, Definition of War, Desperate Engagement between the Privateer Globe, Captain Richard Moon, 180 Desperate Battle between the Neufchatel, Privateer, and the Boats of a British Disparity of Naval Forces of England and the United States, 36 Dominica, British Schooner, Engages the Decatur, 173 Dolphin, Privateer, Gallant Action of, with English Ship and Brig, Extract from the Log-book of the Atlas, Captain Maffet, and his Account of Extract from Log-book of Privateer Schooner, Comet, 132 Extract from a Charleston paper with respect to the loss of the Privateer Falcon, Letter-of-Marque Schooner, and British Cutter Hero, Combat be- Fifteen British Vessels captured off Jamaica, by the Lovely Cordelia, of Flying Fish, British Schoener, taken by the Saucy Jack, Four Privateers leave the Capes of the Delaware on the 20th of July, General Wellesley, British Ship, captured by the Yankee, but lost while enter- PAGE 319 General Armstrong, Privateer, chases British Ship on shore near Demerara, 98 Captures British Ship Queen, Fights with British Frigate, Cruise and capture of General rules in Privateering, Glendower, British Frigate, captures the Hyder Ali, Globe, Privateer, engages an Algerine Sloop of War, Globe, Privateer, engagement of, with two English Brigs, 99 105-107 370 111-12 357 103 160 Good effects of the War on Commerce and General Relations with other Grand Turk, Privateer, arrives at Salem with Spoils and Prisoners, 308 262 31 305 Valuable Prizes of Hibernia, British Ship, Engaged by the Comet Highflyer, Engages and captures Ship Mary and Anne, and other prizes, 321, 322 166 54 1 Hornet, U. S. Ship, Engages Sloop Penguin, and gains a complete victory, Indian Lass, captured by Grand Turk, and sent into Salem, Interesting Cruise of the famous Capt. Boyle, on the coast of Brazil, and among the West India Islands, 132 Interesting Cruise of the famous Capt. Boyle, in the Schooner Comet, 166 Jacob Jones, Letter-of-Marque, captures Packet Ship Elizabeth, 356 391 67 298 Journal of Capt. Hull's Cruise, John Murphy, Captain, Eulogy on John, British Ship, captured by the Comet, Kemp, Privateer, captures several British Merchantmen, Captures the New Frederick, PAGE 21-23 157 78 313-315 247 19 Kind Reception of Capt. Hull, in Boston, Lady Trowbridge, British Brig, captured by the Ino, of Boston, 348 La Rochelle, Visit of Geo. Coggeshall to 197 Lawrence, Privateer, Successful Cruise of 320 Leo, Letter-of-Marque, Cruise of George Coggeshall in the Lisbon, Ships America, Eliza Gracie, and Oronoco, sail from Loss of the Prizes of the Privateers Scourge and Rattlesnake List of Frigates fit for Sea, erican Privateers, London Newspaper, Extract from Loss, Naval, of the English during the War, 262 194-195 114 221 36 Liverpool, Merchants of, petition British Government for protection from Am- London Packet, British Ship, captured by the Argus, 303 41 149 394 Loss, Naval, of the Americans during the War, Loss of His Majesty's Schooner Subtle, Lottery, Schooner, Brave defence of Lovely Cordelia captures fifteen British vessels off Jamaica, Macedonian, British Frigate, fights with Frigate United States, of U. S., 72-75 Margaret, British Ship, Capture of, by Privateer Teazer, Mantor, Captain, of the Brig Ida, Letter of, to Capt. Coggeshall, 202 303, 304 Merchants of New York memorialize Congress with respect to Privateering, 89-95 can Privateers, 303 Montgomery, Privateer Brig, engages the Surinam, 69 160 |