The Naval History of Great Britain

Arrival of sir Hyde Parker in the Sound, 95—Lord Nelson at Copen-
hagen, 97-Armistice with Denmark, 115-BRITISH AND SWEDISH
FLEETS, 116e Negotiation with Sweden, ibid.--Anecdote of Lord
Nelson, 117–BRITISH AND RUSSIAN FLEETS, 118—Recall of sir Hyde
Parker, ibid.—Lord Nelson at Revel, ibid.-His departure from the
Baltic, 119–Arrival and departure of vice-admiral Pole, ibid.-BRITISH

AND FRENCH FLEETS, ibid.-

Invasion-flotilla, 120Boats of Jamaica, &c.

at St.-Vallery, 124_Buonaparte's attempts to relieve his egyptian army,

125—Escape of admiral Ganteaume from Brest, ibid. Concorde and

Bravoure, 126_Cruise of admiral Ganteaume, 127—His successes in

the Mediterranean, 129-Capture of Success and Sprightly, 130-Squa-

FRANCO-SPANISH

drons in search of M. Ganteaume, 131—Pursuit of M. Ganteaume by

sir John Warren, 133—Capture of the Swiftsure, 135—Siege of Porto-

Ferrajo, 137—Capture of Carrère, 138—Recapture of Success, 139–

Destruction of Bravoure, ibid.—British expedition to Egypt, 141—

Death of general Abercromby, 149—Capture of Suez, 154–Capture of

Marabou and Alexandria, 156-Also of Egyptienne, Régénérée, &c.,

157—BRITISH AND

FLEETS, 160—Sale of spanish

ships to France, 161_Sailing of M. Linois from Toulon, 162—Sir James

Saumarez at Algeziras, 163—Sailing of spanish squadron from Cadiz,

177—Its arrival at Algeziras, 179—Sailing of british squadron from

Gibraltar, 181—Sir James Squmarez in the gut of Gibraltar, 183–Light

SQUADRONS AND SINGLE SHIPS, 189—Melpomène at Sénégal, 190—

Mercury's boats, 191—Capture of the Sans-Pareille, ibid.—Boats of

Cyane at Guadeloupe, 192—Capture of Eclair, ibid.—Abergavenny's

tender and Santa-Maria, 193—Capture of the Dédaigneuse, 196—Bor-

delais with Curieux and consorts, 197—Penguin and french corvette,

1994 Phæbe and Africaine, 201—Boats of Andromache at Levita, 204

Boats of Trent at Brehat, 205—Sibylle and Chiffonne, 206-Speedy
and Gamo, 207—Kangaroo and Speedy at Profeso, 211–Boats of Mer-
cury at Ancona, 212–Boats of same and Corso at Tremiti, 213—Cutting
out the Chevrette, 214–Capture of the Invention, 220—Boats of Ata-
lante in Quiberon bay, ibid.- Victor and Flèche, 221-Sylph and french
frigate, 225—Boats of Lark at Cuba, 228—Pasley and spanish xebec of
war, 229—Same and Vergen-del-Rosurio, 230—COLONIAL EXPEDITIONS,
WEST INDIES, ibid.--Capture of St.-Bartholomew, St.-Martin, St.-Thomas,
St.-John, Santa-Cruz, St.-Eustatia, and Saba, 231-Coast OF AFRICA,
ibid.-Capture of Madeira, and peace between France and Portugal,
ibid.-EAST INDIES, 232–Surrender of Ternate, &c. ibid.—Peace
between England and France, ibid.—Treaty of Amiens, 233—Colonial
restorations, ibid.-NORTH AMERICÀ, ibid.-West Indies, 234-Coast

of Africa, ibid.-East Indies, 235.

1802.

STATE OF THE BRITISH NAVY, 236_Review of annual abstracts, 237–

AMERICA AND THE BARBARY STATES, 240—The George Washington at

Algiers, 241—War with Tripoli, 243—FRANCE AND ST.-Domingo, 246—

French expedition to St.-Domingo, ibid.—Buonaparte and Touissant-
Louverture, 247--Imprisonment and death of Touissant, 249—Death of

general Leclerc, ibid.

1803,

RENEWAL OF WAR, 251-BRITISH AND FRENCH FLEETS, ibid.-State of

british navy, ibid.—King of England's message to parliament, 252—

Warlike preparations on both sides, 253—General Decaen's mission to

India, 254–Admiral Cornwallis off Brest, 255—Invasion-flotilla, 257—

Capture of Inabordable and Commode, 258—Boats of Hydra near Havre,

ibid.— Bombardment of Dieppe, St.-Vallery en Caux, and Granville,

259—Also of Calais, 260—Leda off Calais and Boulogne, 261—Lieu-

tenant Shippard off Boulogne, ibid.—Sir Richard Bickerton in the

Mediterranean, 262—Lord Nelson off Toulon, 263_French force there,
ibid.-Recapture of Ambuscade, 264-Newly discovered anchorage by
captain Ryves, 266—Light SQUADRONS AND SINGLE SHIPS, 267—Cap-
ture of Affronteur, ibid. —Also of Franchise and Bacchante, 269—Boats

of Loire at Isle Bas, 270_Capture of Mignonne, 271-Hercule and

Poursuivante, ibid. ---Capture and loss of Créole, 272_Capture of

Minerve,_273—Boats of Naiad at the Saintes, 276—Elephant and

Duguay-Trouin, 277—Boadicea and same, 279—Culloden with Duguay-

Trouin and Guerrière, ibid.—Racoon and Lodi, 280—Same and Mutine,

281—Same and Petite-fille, 282—The Lord-Nelson and Bellone, 283-

Seagull and Lord-Nelson, 284-Boats of Sheerness in Brest bay, 285–

Princess-Augusta with Union and Wraak, 287—Boats of Atalante off

Pennerf, 288—Boats of Osprey at Trinidad, 289-Boats of Merlin and

Milbrook off Calais, 290—Boats of Blanche in Mancenille bay, 291-

Lieutenant Nicolls and the Albion, ibid.—Mr. Smith and french schooner,

294—Mr. a'Court and french schooner, 295—Boats of Blenheim and