British cutter 'Hound' (1814)

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Hound
Nominal Guns	12	NL1814
Nationality	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Operator	Revenue Service
Acquired	1814	NBD1849
First Commissioned	1819	NBD1849
Shipyard	Unknown	NBD1849
Category	Unrated	NL1814
Ship Type	Cutter
Last known	1821	NBD1849

2 Ship Commanders

DatesRankNameSource
1814LieutenantNL181424.5.1819 - 1821LieutenantNBD1849

Sources

IDNameAuthorType

NBD1849O'Brien, Digital Book

NL1814The Admiralty, Digital Book

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Posted by Jon Miller on Saturday 4th of July 2026 13:16

Portsmouth, 7 September 1816: The Hound revenue cutter, commanded by Lieut Lewis, seized on Saturday last, after a long chase, a large French lugger, called the Dauphin, belonging to Fecamp, having on board 314 tubs of foreign spirits. [Hampshire Chronicle, 9 September 1816]

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