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FLY
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Built in 1813, Ipswich (Cruizer class).
Sold in 1828. |
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- 1820 John Townsend COFFIN, 08/1819, Cork.
Paid off at Portsmouth 7 December 1821 after considerable success against American smugglers on the Irish coast.
Capt. COFFIN also salvaged a vessel from Miramichi Bay in New Brunswick.
Laden with timber she was dismasted and rudderless and had been abandoned by her crew. - 1822 Geo.
TYLER (who lost his right arm as a midshipman in 1811), 12/1821, Plymouth for service on the Scottish coast. She was also employed off Jersey during a confrontation between local oyster fishermen and the French.
Paid off 10 October 1822 when Cdr. TYLER was promoted to post rank.
Edward CURZON, 10/1822 until he too was posted in February 1823, Leith station. - 1824 William F. MARTIN, 02/1823, S. America.
- 1825 Lord William PAGET, 04/1825.
Frederick WETHERALL, 07/1825, fitting out at Portsmouth for the East Indies station. - 1826 Ditto, East Indies.
- 1827 Follett PENNELL, 11/1826, East Indies.
Cdr PENNELL was advanced to post rank in July 1828 and FLY was sold at Bombay in the same year.
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