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| Date from | Date to | Event | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14.7.1796 | Lieutenant | CSORN | |
| 29.4.1802 | Commander | CSORN | |
| 22.1.1806 | 28.6.1810 | Calypso (16)
1805-1821 , Commander, and Commanding OfficerBritish 16 Gun Unrated Sloop | BWAS-1793 |
| 28.6.1810 | Captain | NL1814 | |
| 28.6.1810 | 7.1810 | Ruby (64)
1776-1821 , Captain, and Commanding OfficerBritish 64 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | BWAS-1714 |
| 3.1812 | 5.1812 | Coquette (18)
1807-1817 , Captain, and Commanding OfficerBritish 18 Gun Unrated Sloop 1807 Renamed "Coquette" | BWAS-1793 |
Youngest son of the late superannuated Rear-Admiral James Bradby, who died in 1809, aged 73.
This officer was made a Lieutenant in July, 1796; and promoted to the rank of Commander April 29, 1802. He subsequently commanded the Calypso, a fine 18-gun brig, on the North Sea station. His post commissipn bears date June 28, 1810.
Captain Bradby married, Nov. 25, 1808, Catherine, second daughter of Vice-Admiral Billy Douglas, commander-in-Chief at Yarmouth. His youngest sister is the wife of Captain James Aberdour, R.N.