Russian fleet, reconnoitred in the harbour by Sir J. Saumarez, ii. 116; his meditated attack upon, prevented by change of winds, 117; return of, to Cronstadt, 129; successful blockade of the, 164; list of the, 397. S. St. Clair, Lieut. remarks on his bravery in attacking the Danes, ii. 246; promoted to the rank of commander, _ib._ St. George, narrative of the circumstances relating to, by Capt. Pater, ii. 258; wreck of the, 263; testimony of the survivors concerning, 264. St. Julien's, description of, ii. 353. St. Malo, anecdote of an occurrence at, i. 381. St. Petersburg, preparations for invasion in, ii. 98; Earl Cathcart appointed ambassador to the court of, 282. St. Pietro, description of the town of, i. 196. St. Vincent, account of the battle with the Spanish fleet off the Cape, i. 168; ii. 402. ---- Earl, see Jervis. Salamandre, Le, capture and destruction of, ii. 89. Salvador del Mundo, account of her capture, i. 174; appalling state of, 175. San Antonio, capture of the, i. 411; report respecting, ii. 31 _n._ Santissima Trinidada, account of her striking her colours to the Orion, i. 174. Savage, Sir John, disappointment of, i. 186; extreme humanity of Sir J. Saumarez towards, 187. Saumarez, Capt. Thomas de, character of, i. 10; captures the French ship Belliqueux, 11. ---- Captain Philip de, death of, i. 10; biographical memoir of, ii. 348. ---- Matthew (father of Lord de Saumarez) his marriage, i. 12; receives the Duke of Gloucester upon his visiting the island of Guernsey, 16; notice of his death, ii. 370; of his family, _ib._