SYLPH, 28 Sept. 1801. 2 issued. Action with the "Artemise." PASLEY, 28 Oct. 1801. 3 issued. Capture of the Spanish ship "Virgen del Rosatio." SCORPION, 31 March 1804. } 1 issued. } Action with and capture BEAVER, 31 March 1804. } of vessels in the Ville None issued. } road. CENTURION, 18 Sept. 1804. 11 issued. Action with the line-of-battle ship "Marengo," and frigates "Atalante" and "Semillante." ARROW, 3 Feb. 1805. 8 } For the protection of 28 issued. } British merchant ships, ACHERON, 3 Feb. 1805. 2 } when attacked by 2 issued. } French frigates. SAN FIORENZO, 14 Feb. 1805. 11 issued. Capture of the French frigate "Psyche." PHŒNIX, 10 Aug. 1805. 25 issued. Capture of French frigate "Didon." The vessel became H.M.S. "Didon." TRAFALGAR. 1,710 issued. 33 vessels engaged (see page 290). 4 Nov. 1805. 298 issued. 8 vessels engaged. Capture of 4 sail of French line-of-battle ships. ST. DOMINGO. 410 issued. Battle of "St. Domingo," and capture and destruction of 4 sail of the line. 11 vessels were engaged. AMAZON, 13 March 1806. 27 issued. { Capture of " Marengo" { and LONDON, 13 March 1806. 28 issued. { "Belle Poule." PIQUE, 26 March 1806. 7 issued. Capture of the French brigs "Phæton " and "Voltigeur." SIRIUS, 17 April 1806. 12 issued. Action with French flotilla at Civita Vecchia, and capture of the "Bergere." BLANCHE, 19 July 1806. 22 issued. Capture of the "Guerrière." For this deed Captain Lavie was knighted. ARETHUSA, 23 Aug. 1806. } Capture of Spanish frigate 6 issued. } "Pomone." ANSON, 23 Aug. 1806. } CURAÇOA, 1 Jan. 1807. Taking of Curaçoa. 4 vessels engaged--"Arson," "Arethusa," "Fisgard," and "Latona." PICKLE, 3 Jan. 1807. 1 issued. Capture of the French privateer "La Favorite." HYDRA, 6 Aug. 1807. 10 issued. In the harbour of Bergur, attack of batteries, and capture of "L'Eugene," "Rosario," and "Caroline." COMUS, 15 Aug. 1807. 10 issued. Capture of the Danish frigate "Frederickscoarn." LOUISA, 28 Oct. 1807. 1 issued. Action with and defeat of a French privateer. CARRIER, 4 Nov. 1807. 1 issued. Capture of the French cutter "L'Actif." ANN, 24 Nov. 1807. None issued. Action with 10 Spanish gunboats. SAPPHO, 2 March 1808. 5 issued. Capture of the Danish brig "Admiral Yawl." SAN FIORENZO, 8 March 1808. 16 issued. Capture of the French frigate "Piedmontaise." The British commander, Captain Hardinge, was killed, and a monument to his memory erected in St Paul's Cathedral at the public expense. EMERALD, 13 March 1808. 12 issued. Destruction of the batteries at Vivero and war vessels. CHILDERS, 14 March 1808. 4 issued. Captain Wilson and a crew of 65 participated in this affair. Action with the Danish brig "Lougen."