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Capture of the Trave

21st October 1813
Part of : The Napoleonic Wars (1803 - 1815)
Previous action : Destruction of the Flibustier 13.10.1813
Next action : Surrender of Cattaro 5.1.1814

 

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

 
Unknown Division
Ship NameCommanderNotes
 
Ship NameCommanderNotes
Eurotas (38) 1813-1817
British 38 Gun
5th Rate Frigate
 
Andromache (36) 1799-1828
British 36 Gun
5th Rate Frigate
1812 Renamed "Andromache"
George TobinBritish
Naval Sailor
Service 1790-1837
2 wounded
Achates (16) 1809-1818
British 16 Gun
Unrated Sloop
Isaac Hawkins MorrisonBritish
Naval Sailor
Service 1804-1814
no casualties
 

Empire Français

 
Unknown Division
Ship NameCommanderNotes
 
Ship NameCommanderNotes
La Trave (44) 1812-1813
French 44 Gun
5th Rate Frigate
 1 killed, 27 wounded Captured
 

Notes on Action


DescriptionTRN5
On October 21st 1813, the Achates, 16, Commander Isaac Hawkins Morrison, fell in with the Trave, and made sail in chase. The brig pluckily engaged the frigate, but finally lost her in a squall at night. On the afternoon of the 23rd the Trave encountered the Andromache, 36, Captain George Tobin, and sustained a running fight with her for about an hour, hauling down her colours as the Eurotas, 38, Captain John Phillimore, approached from the N.E. The Andromache lost only 2 wounded, including Lieutenant Thomas Dickinson. The Trave had 1 killed and 25 wounded, besides 2 wounded in the fight with the Achates, which had no one hurt.

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