Quasi-War with France, Volume V Part 4 - Ibiblio

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Naval Documents
related to the
Quasi-War between the
United States and France
Volume V
Part 4 of 4
Naval Operations
from January to May 1800
United States
Government Printing Office
Washington, 1937
Electronically published by
American Naval Records Society
Bolton Landing, New York
2011
AS A WORK OF THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
THIS PUBLICATION IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

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Abbot, Antonio, prisoner of war, Congteds 26
Abbot, Joel, seaman, Conq~es.s. ........-.---.---.---.-e.d--.-e.de.ded.ed.--.ed.ed.ede.d-.-e.d ...... 15
Abbreviations index to sources- ---------------- ----------------- _- ix
Abigail, schooner, Captain Chadwick in convoy of Warren- ------- ----- 336
Acaste, H. B. M. S., Capt. Edward ~ellows:
SPllg, brig, captured by ...................................... 418
Spoken by Warrm_--------------__------------------4-1 0
Accountant of the Navy. See Turner, Thomas.
Active, Captain Haekins, convo ed by PicMng. ...................... 529
Active, prize schooner. See ~'Jctiw.
Active, ship, Msster Jonathan Holbrook:
Captured by privateer La Troiuieme Fer~aiUeus-e ---------------- 319,320
Recaptured by Volunteer and Dispatch -----_-------- ----- --------- 320
Actm of Congreaa:
Appropriations for Navy -_____------------ --- --------------- 497
Authorizing publication of these documents_-- - - - -- --- -- - - - -- -- - - - vi
BDeetfteenrc eg oovf emrnemrcehnatn otf vUe.ss Sel.s Nagavayin, tr eFfreernrecdh tdoe. p.r.e.d.a.t.i.o.n.s.-. -. .- .-. -. -. -. -. -. .- - - 443347
Marine Corps, fixing rank and pay ------------ ---------- ------- -- 434
Prohibiting slave trade ...................... -__-- _ _ 498
Removal of Government to Washington ........................... 439
Salvage in cases of recapture ------------------- ------__---__- --- 263
Suspendin% c.o mmercial intercourse with France..-__ ----_ - - - - - - - - - - - 250
Adamant, H. M. S., Captain Hotham, anchored in Table Bay -_--._294_ -
Mams, Hugh, ordinary seaman, Congress ------------_-_---..- - -___--- 15
Mama, John, President, U. 6. A.:
Correspondence with-
Navy, Secretary of --------------------- 174,363,444-446,564,565
Tmxtun, Thomas, Capt .................................. 174,175
High approbation of, conveyed to Captain Trurtun_--- ------------ 295
House for, at Washington, D. C ................................. 28,29
Instructions for completion of house for ........................... 213
Passport issued to U. S. S. Porkrnzouth ------_. .................... 404
Thanks of, conveyed to officers and crew of Constellation__-_- _ _ _ _ - - _ 295
Mama, Reuben, bo~C,o ngress - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18
Mama, Samuel G., terms of contract for cannon sent to. ----_-----30-8 ---
Adams, .U. 6. S., Cspt. Richard V. Morris:
Acluevements of------------------.---------.-----------.-- 403
AAlnpchhioar,e sdc hino oBnaeer,a arteecrarep tRuroeadd sb -y- -- -- -- -- -_ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - --. -- -- _-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 516132
Amved at Baesaterre Roads with convoy ......................... 443
Brig recaptured by-----------_-_------------------------------ 563
British letter of marque recaptured with assistance of Znsrtrgetztec___- 563
Captures and recaptures by ------ --_------------ ---------------- 410
Convoy duty ----------------------..---------_----_-------5-6-9- --
Cruising to windward --------------..-------..---------. .---------- 137
Dove, brig, captured by ........................................ 563
Encounter with John BuU, British privateer ------------ --227 --..
General Massena captured by- ------------------------ --------- 258,563
Grinder recaptured by_------------------------->--------------- 563
IsabeUa, schooner, recaptured by 258,563
La Frmpue-se captured by. --_------------------10-3,- 5-63- ----------
Le Cfambeau captured by -----_-- - ............................. 258, 563
L'Heureuse Rencontre captured by .----------------_2_58-,5-63- -----
Naney recaptured by--,------------------------------------ 563
Non& =' reilrecaptured by-----------------_------------------- 563
On uadeloupe station------------__---_-_----------------2--2 7,377
Orders and instructions for --------------------------------- 386
587
588 NAVAL OPERATIONS; JANUARY 1800-MAY 1800
Adams, U. S. S., Capt. Richard V. Morris-Continued. Fa ge
Philadelphia in company wth- ------- - - -- --- - - - -- - ---- - - - -- - 5 78
PrisciUarecaptured by----..--..--------------------..------------- 563
Provisions shipped to, in Florida ------------------- - - 416
---------_--.
References ta .................................... v, 159,386,526,570,671
Renomie captured by--__------------------..--------------------- 563
SaiIing qualities extolled by an officer of _-__--_--__-__-----------4-0 3
Schooner recaptured by----------------____------------------------ 563
See Morris, Richard V., Capt.
Vendemiaire captured by -----------------..--------------- 1-0-3-,5-6-3.
Zylphia, brig, recaptured by.. -,--.... ............................ 563
Adelside, French schooner:
Captured by H. 3. M. S. Pelican- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - 31 1
Proteat by onner, against capture by Buckskin-- - - - - - - - - - - -- 311
Adlinton, Daniel, master of schooner Sdly_ --------- .- - _ - _ - _ __ __ -- - - - -- - 278
Admirals in the Navy, rank of, should be established -_-----_-- - - 287,288,296
Advances should be made to destitute Americans only_ -----_-_------ 368
Advmture, brig, blaster FareUe ---------------------------..--------- 392
Adventure, schooner, Captain LGbridge, spoken by Warren -------_-- 432,486
fiffreck, Cspt. John Warner, spoken by Warren ------------------- 343
Iliricaine, French frigate, arrived at Santo Domingo_ ______- ------------ 490
Agenora, Captain Blake, convoyed by Pichering_ _-____--------..-----5-2-8. .
Ahrena, John,s eaman, Congress- ----------_---------------- 21
Aiguier, Lieutenant of Infant% & Lo Vengeance, wounded ----------..----- 169
bim6, commander in ~rencb -----.-.-.--..-..---47-0 --------------
Akins, Matthew, seaman, Congress- --_-___-------------_------ 15
Alarm, fl. B. M. S., in company with Constitutwn- ----------- 508,509,554,566
Aldrich, Ddm,s eaman, Congress 14
Alert, brig, Capt. James Mansfield-,- --c--h--e---s--eUdBU BbUByUB UBBUoB-rUnBUeBo-U -B---UB--U-BU-B--- -------__---- 277
Alexander, Captain Lombard, in convoy of Warren. .................... 336
Alexmder, Captain Perkins, convoyed by Picke& --------- --_--------- 528
Alexander, landsman, brig Ariel, killed ------ .......................... 477
Alexander, Alexander, Jr., midshipman, Pinckney --------------..-----1 50
Algeciras, Spsin, brig Columbia condemned at- ---------------------- 574
AlgiCerasn: non desired by-- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 77
Gemge Wahinqton to take cargo to ........................ - 507,568
Ma& for --------------------------___-__--_------------4-6-3. .----
Sophia, brig, arrived with stores- -----_- -_-_--------_------ -- _---- 568
Sophia, brig, miled with cargo for ....................... 136,339,483,508
Stores for ......................... 76-81,136,339,370,483,484,508,568
Swedes and Danes have yielded to demands of ..................... 57
Timber for, shipped on Hero ................................ ---- - 78
U. S. Frigate loading with storea for ----_------. --__--_- -4_83,_484- --------
men, Mr., midshipman, Ezperiment, prize master on Anna _--------- 71,75,290
AAlllleenn, JGeomrdwo,n l Wet -, o-rd-ina-ry-- -s e-- a-m-- -a --n -, - ,C - o- n- g- r-e -s -s -_- -- -- ---- -- -- ---- ---- -- _- --- _- --- -- -- -- -- - -- ---- - -- 25116
Allen, Jemea, and, ordinary seaman, C as .................... - - 20
Allen and Howland. Ses Hawland andxen.
Aller, Peter, seaman, Congress- ----------------------------------- -- 16,26
Allyn, Nathan, Capt. crew of, impressed_ __----_-------------------- 418
Allyn & Howland. &ee Howland & Allen.
Aimand, James, ordinary seamen, Congress ---------..-----------------2 4
Aimira, schooner, Captain White, under convoy of Norjoik ------------- 371
Alphia, schooner, recaptured by Ahnu- ------------..-------------.-.- - 663
h l i a ,p rize:
Court decided no salvage due Conatkfutwn ------------. 399
-----------.
AAmmeeRrriiecccaaa,,p stMuhrisepsd,t e Cbr ayCp Cataloeinnbs StEiitdmudtsiyo, -ni-n f- r-co-om -m - pF- -ar en- n-y c- wh- -ip t-h r-i -vC -aa -tne -t e-or -n - -- - --- --- --- --- --- --- --_ -- --. --. ---- ---- . --. +-- -- -4- 08,341901990
kmericm citizens in dietress at Curacao - - - - - - - - - - -- - - ---- - -- 237
Amity, ~chooner.M aater Shipley. ............................. 392
Amodkcoggin, brig. See A&roecoggin.
bmory, [William], Lt., U. S. M. C. Condilution in cutting-out expedition
at Porto Plats--------------------------- 503-505,509
Amphion, H. B. M. S., Captain Bennet:
Ca tured a Spanish brig- ---- -- ----- --- ---- -- - - - - - -- -- - -- - - - - -- - 346
~ ~frome, visitred Cm stuion- -.------- --- - ---- - - --- -- - - - - - - - - 290
INDEX
Amphitheatre, prize to Experiment: Psge
Armed and fitted out by Constitution. ...................... ---- 256,269
Arrived at Ca~Fer ancois ............................. - --- - - - 1 83.184
Case of. subrnjtted to Cantsin Talbot --_-------- - - --- - - - - - - - - - -- - - ' 3- 3- 4
~onstitutiona ccompanied by------------ ----------- 349, 359, 369, 443,
Ester, French p4r5iv0a.4te5e1r.,, 4 c6a2p., 4tu6r4e,d4 8b1y,-4-8- 5-, .-4 -9 -1 -, .4- -9 -9-,.6 - 4--1 -,5 .- 4- 3- ,-5 .- 5 - 4- ,-5 .- 6 -6 - ,-5 . 8429,55; 8439 6
Gordon. midshi~mans. ent on board in nlace of Lieutenant Porter------ 185
:--------------.
Nymph, recaptured by -------------- ------- - - -- 496
Orders and instructions for, from Constitution --._ --_--__. _-.__ -26_3,2_64
Porter, David, Lt., put in command ---------------..-----.----2-6-3 ,264
References to ------------------------------------ v, 440,458
Signaled to join Conditution- ----- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - 412
Amphitrite. See Amphitheatre.
Anchom :
C h e s a p e a k e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 420
Townsend's wil not do for New York. ............................ 397
United States, proved defective --_-------------------------- --3-84- -.
Andero, Morria, prisoner of war, Congtesa_ ------------------ - - - - - 26
Anderson, John, seaman, Congress- ------------__-----19- -.-----------
Anderson, Ildark, seaman, Congress. ......................... 21
Andrews, Captain, PoUy _-____-_ - - _ - - - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - 433
Andrewe, Andrew, seaman, Congress - _ _ - _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 23
Androscoggin, brig:
Capture of, by French privateer L'Union ---.- ------------------- 54
Recapture of, by Enterprize- -.- - - - - - _- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 54,137,561
Angenorea, ship, Capt. Benjamin Hutchings, spoken by Warren----- -- - 377
Ann, brig, recaptured by Me+tCmack. See Anna.
Ann, Captain Brown, convoyed by Pickering -_--------_ ----------.-.- -- 528
Ann. Ca~tainJe ffrvs, convoved bv Picken'na .................... 528
Ann; scLooner. see ~nne, di ~z~erimknt.
Ann, sloop, Capt. Rheuhen Barns, to load timber in Georgia- -_--- -_-_-- 380
Anna, brig:
Recaptured by Merrirnack -_----~--__---------------4-4-3,-5 63
Salvage money ---------_---------------------------- 5-7-2,-57-3- ---.
Anna, schooner, Master Benjamin Dutton. See Anne, prize to Experi-
ment.
Anne, schooner, Capt. Benjamin Dutton:
Captured by Ezperiment ----- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71,75, 290
Captured under American colors ----------------- - --------- - --- 100
Examined by Constitution 92
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Interrogation of Captain Dutton .............................. 95-99
Libelsuitdismissed-----_----__---------------------------2-1 6-218
No Tribunal at Cape Francois for trial of ....................... 99,100
Opinion of Judge Rawle in case of ............................. 430,431
Sent into Cape Francois---------------------------- 95
Ann Maria chartered to take cargo to Tunis_ __--_ - --- -- - - - ----- - - - - - 507,568
AAnntthhoonnyy,, Ibsarpeteali nC hscahrloeosn,e Cr aMptaariyn - s-h-i-p- M--a-r-y,- c-a-p-t-u.r.e- a--n--d e-sc-ap-e-- - -- - -- -- 2-60--23-682-2 ._--
Anthony, Joseph, surgeon, Pinckney .............................. 344
htilles, Lesser, map of, facing page--- ----..-----------------------2-7 5
Antonio, Emamel, seaman, Congress- ---_--..-----------------------1-9
Antonio, Joseph, eeaman, Congress- -_-----_--------------..--------2-3-
Apollo, Captain Strout, spoken by Essez .......................... 499
Ap leton, Thomas, U. S. Consul, Leghorn, correspondence with Wm.
&iton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406,407
Appropriation recommended for purchase of timber- _ - - - - 425,426,487,488
Appropriation required for construction of ships-- - - --- - - - - - -- -- - 138-140
April, Thomas, ordi8na., 8 seaman, Essa -_--_,-------3-5 --------------
~quilonH, . B. M. rtptain Boys, spoken by Warren- ------------- 226
Archer, John, Lt., Chesapeake. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 253
Archives, Survey of Federal, New York, acknowledgment to- ----------- v
Arden, James, informed no convoy to be sent to India -----..----------- 242
-in, John, able seaman, Essez ---------..------------.-------- ----- 35
Argus, brig, Mester Colby, spoken by Warren ........................ 413
Mel, Captain Griffith:
In Leghorn watem 214
See Ariel, ship, Captain Coats.
590 NAVAL OPERATIONS; JANUARY 18WMAY 1800
Airel, ship, Captain Coats. Page
Anchored in Table Bay .............................. -- - - - - - 294
Bearing message from Captain Preble_ _-------_---- - - - 3 00,324,346
DCaecprteuer eodf bE o nLd'Eemgynpattei oCno -n-q-u--is-e - - -- -_ ---_ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -_-_- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 447767--447799
DMna and Two Betseys in company with .......................... 476
Sailed for Philadelphia 324
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Armstead, Moses, American seaman:
Captured on board Belsies, killed prize crew- -- - .. -.- _ _ - _ _ - _ - - _ _ - - - 524,540
Description of ...................................... 525
To be tried for murder in Porto Rico __----_- --------- - --------- 524,525
Anxwtrong, Elijah, seaman, Con8 r. ess -,--..-----------___-__--___2-2- ---
Armstrong, James, private; U. M. C., Congrcss .__------_---25- ------
Arnold, George, part owner of schooner Tabitha ....................... 344
Arrogant, H. B. M. S., in company with Easm -----------..- --- -- 486,499,506
Araenal at Harpere Ferry, site considered _----_------------- --------- 482
Amenah, naval, not provided for by Congress- --------- ---- - _--------- 58
m a l a , W ar Department, will furnish powder to Navy --------_---__ 59
Artillery, flying, of Ssnto Domingo, is disbanded --_------ ----------- -- 184
Asbiie, John, seaman, Congress. ............................... 18
A&, Wm., confined for attempted mutiny on Essa- ----..--------__--_-5 06
Ashmead, Captain, ship India -------------_- -.._--_--_---- ------.--- 40
Aapda, Indiaman, fired salute at launching of President -_--. .- - ----- _-- 405
Aator, John, muskets consigned to- -_--------------..--_---- --------- 457
Aatres, Captain Babson, convoyed by Pickering -.-___--_-_____--_- 5.2-8 __
Ahttayla, nRtoab, eprrtiz, el,e fmt oonne cya pdtuuer eDde lvaewsaserel - a-n--d_ P_ic-k-e-r_in_g- -fr-o-m--- --s a-l-e- -of- -- - - - -_ --. -- -4-6 0,446814
Atkina, master of schooner PoUy ---_------____-_--__-.-__----1-1-6- ---..-
Atldnaon & Co., money transported for, by Insurgentc --_---__---2 49,300-302
Atlantic, brig, recaptured by John Adams ----- --------_----------- - 341,563
Atlantic, ship, Captain Waters, bound from Calcutta to Philadelphia- - - - 272
Attornay, U. S., for district of New York, instructed regarding prize
Smjt-----..----__-------_-------..----_-----..--_------__--__---_2_4 6
Attorney General of the United States, Charles Lee:
Correspondence with Secretary of Navy ------------_-_ - 270,277
__-.- ----.
Reference to------------------------------------- 85
Auditor of the Treasury. See Richard Harrison.
Augusts, U. S. S., Lt. Archibald McElroy:
Bearing messages for Captain Little ----- --- - -- - --- - - ---. - - - -- -.- - 256
BCoosmtotint uatciocno macpcaonmiepda bniye_d b-y _----_--_ -____--._-.__-- __--- _- .--_ - -_- --_-__ -_ -_ ----_- .---- -_ _8._2-_ , 2_5_9, _52-3713
Cruising off Jacmel-_-__--__--_-- -.-- -- - - - --- - - - - 336, 383
LHaa sM bueteinn eo rcdhearseedd tboy a-s-s-is-t- T_o-u_s_sa_i_nt_,_ _____- _--_-. -- _.---.-- - - -- -- -- -.-.-- -- -- -.--.-. -------- -- - 319111
Operating under Constitution- _-__ - --_- ----- - - - _ - -- _ __- - _-.- - _-_- 337
RPreofveriseinocness steon_ t- t-o- -C--a- p-t -a -i -n - T- -al-bo-. -t -u-n -d -e _ r- -c-o-n_v-o -y _ o_ f- _ - -- -- _- -- -_ -- -_ V_-, 3-1-2-,- 3-7-6-, 43872
Sailing qualities of _---. .......................... ----------- - - 367
Supplies for Toussaint's forces at Jacmel---__--------_-- ---- _----- 355
Aurora, brig, blaster Corey, convoyed bv Pinckney ------_---_-__ ___--_ 134
Aurora, Captain Bsrtlett, in convoy of @men- --__ 335
Aurora, prize schooner: __--_----arrarrarrarrarrarrarrarr--
Randolph, Richard B., midshipman, prize master of ---__------_- _ 117, 118
Recaptured by Insurgente -__---- _ - -- - - - - - -.- - - - - - - - - - .1 17,118,176, 363
Autri, brig, spoken by Warren 387
_-_----------------.--------------
Babet, H. B. M. S., Mineroa and other ships brought to by _---------_-- 364
Babson, captain of Astrea ----------------------------------------- 528
Babwn, Isaac, quarter gunner, Congress _----_----- -- - - --------- - ----- 13
Bailey, Louis C., midshipman, Richmond:
Correspondence with Secretary of Navy ---------_-_-_---- ----.- -- 570
Prize master, schooner Chance ............................ -- ---- 570
Baily, David, seaman, Congress 20
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Baily, Bobert, private, U. S. M. C., Congress ------------------------- 25
Bainbridge William, Master Corndt., U. S. S. Norfolk:
Circulars, etc., to be delivered to Lieutenant Calvert ---..- - -- - ------ 513
Correspondence with Secretary of Navy ........................ 466,613
References to- -----------------__ -- ------ 154, 190-192,235,325,381,426
See Ndolk, U. S. S.
INDEX
Bdnbridge William, Master Comdt. U. S. S. NmfoIk--Continued Page
Slave tradera boarded by Norfolk and General Pinckney ------------ _ 291
To be relieved by Lieutenant Calvert- ---------_-__---------------4 66
Baker, Mr., sent with dispatches from Enterprize ...................... 54
Babr, Barker, master, ship Neutrdity -------------__---------------- 499
Baker, Joseph, Comdr., H. B. M. S. Calypso, extracts from log of ----- 348, 354
Baker, Thomas, Capt., U. S. S. Dekzware:
Correspondence with-
Navy, IJeoretary of ............................. 196,197,528
Phillips, Benjamin H ---,----------3-23,-324- -_---------------
Dispatches delivered to, from Captain Truxtun ------- ------------- 137
Has enlisted sixteen distressed Americana- _--- __ _ _ _ _ - _ _ - - - _ _-- - --- 237
La Vqeance, French ship, badly crippked by enemy ------------- 196-198
Prize money paid to. ..................................... 460,461
References to- -----------------__-------1-2 1, 145,148,333,342,377,429
See Delatoarc, U. S. S.
Bslcerres, Lord. has tried to p- acify- Tou_s saint. ....................... 281
Belch, William,' chaplain, Congreas ----- - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - -- - - -- - 13,36
Baldridge, John, private, U. S. M. C., Congress 25
Ball4 Edward. See Ballard, Edward. ---------~-dpedpedpe-dpe-dpedpedpedpedpedpe
Ballard, Edward, sailng master, Chapeake, warrant for- -.- - - - - --- - - - - 253
Ballard, John, Lt., to be on Congress. .............................. - 421
Ballou, Aaron, seaman, Congress. ............................... 17
Baltimore, Md., Marybnd and Potapsw, aloops of war, built at- -------- 9,552
Baltimore, U. S. S., Master Comdt., William Cowper:
Anchored at Basseterre Road-- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l f 2
Brig, loaded with sugar, taken by ---___--__-------___-----__---2--2-6- --
Convoy duty ................................................ 133,226
Disguised as letter of marque ------------ ........................ 226
Engagement with privateer which escaped ........................ 227
Insurgmte in company with----------------------------------- 31
LLGe BBtidUk&zRdt JJeeuunmessssee, cparpiztue rteod, bsoyl -d- --------------- -- -- -- - -- - ---_ - - -- -- --_ -- -- --- ----- -- -. 6- 9- -,2 - 26,536531
LIEsperance captured by .................... - - - - - - - - - - - - - 563
L1E8pcranee,d ecree of condemnation in cese of ------------------ 401,402
Movements of 137,226,227
On Guadeloup-e, s-t-a-t-io--n- --_-----------------A------------------------- ---------- 137,227,377
References to..-., ---- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - .. -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - v, 148,386
Schooner recaptured by ............................... - - 526
To take charge of convoy from St. Christopher .................... 143
Banks, Captain of Wey. ............................... 529
Bantam, William, steward of ship Louis ---------- --------------- ---- 42
Baptimt, John, boy, ConstcUdim, wounded ------------------------ 163,211
Barbary Powers, naval forces required in Mediterranean to protect com-
merce---------------------..---..-------------------------------- 57
Barber, Wilken, Master, ship Miwva, protests capture of Minema---- 363-367
Birrbine, John, seaman, Congress. ............................... 14
Bardon, Led, sailing master, Portsmouth _------. ------------3-14- -----
Barge8, armed:
Boston engaged nine ---------- - - - - -- ---------- - - - 271,32 6
Br'menl engaged with .-.......--..--..--.--.--.-1.-6. ----.--.-.
Jo n, schooner, captured by ................................. 387
Mara ship, captured by ...................................... 260-262
B w , r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 207
Baring, A., & Co., money transported for, by Insurgente- - - - - - - - - - - - - 300-302
Baring, Zoum of in London ---_--. ................... - - -- 339
Barker, J-h, &apt., brig PbUy -- ----- - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - 343
Barker, William, ordinary seaman, Congresa .......................... 20
Barlow, Joel, Consular Agent at Algiers ----------- ---------------- 77,78
Barnet, Elisabeth, Mrs ................................. 369
Barnet, Xaaac Cox, U. 8. Consul, Bordeaux:
Advances should be made to destitute Americans only -------------- 368
Capture of Mima protested before--- ........................ 363-367
Correspondence with Secretary of Stab- ------------------- 368,369,371
Law compels maetere to show shipping artides during settlement of
disputes with seamen ----,------------36-9 -------------
To be cautious in giving certificates to vessels purcfiaeed by belligerenk- 368
Two percent commission, charged by agents, too high ------..-..----- 368
592 NAVAL OPERATIONS; JJANUABY 180eMAY 1800
p.ge
Barns, L., master of Vidory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Bame, Rheuben, Capt., sloop Ann- --------.-------------------- -3 80
Barnwell. See Murray, Barnwell & others.
Ban, Captain, Clinton- - - _ _ - - _ _ ~ - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - -37-1-
Barr, Captain of Neptune ---------------------------------- ------ -.6-28
Barreaut, Captain, tried and acquitted for loss of L'lnsurgtntc- - - - - - - - - 181
Bam11, George, midshipman, Congress ........................... 13,36
Barrett, William, seaman, Congress 15
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Barron, James, Capt., U. S. N.:
Member of court to enquire into loss of masts and spars of Congre88-- 414,
436,454
Member of court to trp mutineers from Congress -----_---------- 441
Mentioned for command of Congress -_._-------------..----,--,- 421
Barron, Samuel, Capt., U. S. S. Chesapeake:
-
Bearer of message to Don Ramon de Castro., g- overnor of Porto Rico- 540
Correspondence-w ith-
Navy, Secretary of- ---------- 252,253,522,523,526,527,540,557,558
Truxtun, Thomas, Capt., U. S. N ....................... 441,442
~ebbeorf court to investigate loss of masts and spars of Congress- - - 414,
436.454
Mentioned for command of Congress- -----..- -- .. .-- ------ -------.. ' 421
Orders and instructions to ----------- 522, 523
President of court to try -m-ut-ine_ers_ fro_m _C.o--ng--re-s_s-- -- -- -- -- -- -- --- - .-- _4 41 ,520, 521
References to- ----------------------_----_--. -- -- 451,452,462,545,555
See Chesapeake, U. S. S.
Some of officers intended for, to go on Congress ---_----_---------- 492
To put himself under command of Captain Decatur ---- --- - - ----- -- 522
To relieve Captain TaIbot in West fndies- ----------- 526, 527,555, 556
To transport money from Charleston, S. C ........................ 573
Will be superior o@cer on GuadeIoupe station if Captain Murray
sailed without orders. .................... 526,527
Barry, Edwrud, U. S. S. Warren- _ - _ - - _ -- - - _- .- - -- - -- - -- -- - -- --- - -.-- --- - -- - -- 9-3-,18-0- ---
Barry, John, Capt., U. S. frigate United States:
Correspondence with Secretary of Navy- _ _ _ _ _. -.._--------- ---- 537,558
RDeisfperaetcnhceess tforo- -m_ -E-n-v-- o -y-s - -t o- - F - r-a -n-c -e - -b -r -o -u -g -h -t - b- y- -.. .-. -- -- .-. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 328085,,359687
See Uniied States, U. S. S.
BBaarrtrayl lW, Jilolinaamth, aonrd, imnaarsyt e-rm oaf n,U nioCno ngress --___-_. -- --..-.---.-.----------.- -------.1 82,2401
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Bsrtholomew, captain of Elmira ----------._.- ----------.- ------52-8 ---.
Bartlett, Captain, Aurora ----_-_.._--_---_--. ..- . - .-- ..- - ..---------- 335
Bartlett, Captain, Union- ---_-------.- ----..------------------------3 71
Bartlett, Elkanah, ordinary seaman, Essex _-___----------------..----3-5
Barton, Jeremiah, Lt., Insurgente:
Advised by Captain Murray to retire ----__-------- --.-.----.- 4-79-,4 80
Correspondence with Capt. Alexander Murray 254,316,479,480
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Sent on shore with confidential letters_-. - - - - 213
._-_-.-_ .. -_-_.
Bashaw of Tripoli. See Tripoli.
Basseterre Roach, I?. S. vessels operating at- -_____--.-- ----- --- .-- --- 112
Batavia:
Essez anchored at--.------------..--.--..----------------------- 516
Easassaa pwriollc ceoednivnogy t soh, ifprso mfro Cma-p -e - -o f- -G - o- o- d- - E- -lo -p ..e - - -- -- -- -- -.-. _. - - -- -- -_ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 354374
Governor General of-
Asked to exchange salutes with Essez ---_-----.-.. ..- - ----- ----- 514
Informed of the early arrival of Essez -___-----.-- .-- -------- -- 514
BBaatteess,, JXaornseese, M or.,d imniadrsyh sipeammeann, ,C Eonagsreet s-s -_-------- -- - .--- --. -- --- --- -- --- -- --- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 13,3356
Bayacere, barge, Captain Villegrain ---__-_-------- - ---.-- - -------- - -- 413
Bayley, Mountjoy, General:
FCroernrcehsp pornidsoennceers w, citahr eS oef c_r -e_ta-r__y _ o_f - -N -a -v -y - .-. -- -- -- -- -- _- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1164s
Baynet. S& Benet..
BazzoI, mate, French schooner, La Magdelaine ------------------------ 469
Bsakman,captern of Hope--.------------L------------------- 528
Be4 Captain,Hope----------------------------------------- 433