Dimensions
DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentBWAS-1793Length of Gundeck118' 2"Imperial Feet35.9692 Length of Keel98' 9 ⅝"Imperial Feet29.8863 Breadth32' 0 ½"Imperial Feet9.7663 Depth in Hold10' 6"Imperial Feet3.2004 Burthen539 52⁄94Tons BM Armament
2.7.1806Broadside Weight = 201 Imperial Pound ( 91.1535 kg)BWAS-1793 | Upper Gun Deck | 22 British 9-PounderQuarterdeck | 6 British 24-Pound CarronadeForecastle | 2 British 24-Pound CarronadeBow Chaser | 2 British 6-PounderCrew Complement
Date# of MenNotesSource
28.3.1805155Design Complement
1 Flag Officer
DatesRankNameSource3.1813 - 1815Rear-Admiral of the WhiteBWAS-17931 Commissioned Officer
DatesRankNameSource21.3.1812 - 18.5.1812LieutenantNBD18492 Petty Officers
DatesRatingNameSource3.1808 - 2.1809MidshipmanNBD18491812 - 21.3.1812Master's MateNBD1849Service History
DateEventSource27.7.1806Began fitting at Plymouth Dockyard - Plymouth
BWAS-17934.10.1806Completed fitting at Plymouth Dockyard - Plymouth
BWAS-17937.10.1806Sailed for the River PlateBWAS-179323.4.1807Upon the Danish coast, the boats of the Daphne, 20, Captain Francis Mason, and , 18, Lieutenant William Russell (actg. Com.), were sent in, in tow of the , 12, Lieutenant David Sheils, to destroy a convoy which was assembling at Fladstrand for the purpose of carrying stores and provisions to Norway. All the laden vessels of the convoy, ten in number, were carried off from under the guns of a Danish fort, with a loss of only 5 wounded.BWAS-179311.8.1808Took the Sloop in the Baltic1813In the BalticBWAS-179315.2.1816Sold at Deptford for £2,300BWAS-1793