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21st Congress.]

No. 433.

[2d session.

NAVAL REGISTER FOR 1831.

COMMUNICATED TO THE SENATE JANUARY 4, 1831.

Navy Department, January 4, 1831. Sir: I have the honor to transmit, herewith, for the use of the members of the Senate, fifty copies of the Naval Register for 1831.

I remain, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,

JOHN BRANCH.

The President of the United States Senate.

Naval register for 1831.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

Names.

Duty.

Place of birth.

Salary.

John Branch

Secretary

North Carolina

$6,000

John Boyle

Chief clerk

Ireland

2,000

Christopher Andrews

Corresponding clerk

Ireland

1,600

R. B. Maury

Register

Virginia

1,400

R. H. Bradford

Corresponding clerk

Virginia

1,400

Thomas Miller

Recording and copying clerk

Virginia

1,000

John D. Simms

Recording and copying clerk

Virginia

1,000

Thomas L. Ragsdale

Warrant clerk

North Carolina

800

William Hardeman

Recording and copying clerk

Tennessee

1,000

Nathan Eaton

Messenger

Massachusetts

700

Lindsay Muse

Assistant messenger

District of Columbia

350

OFFICE OF THE NAVY COMMISSIONERS.

John Rodgers

President Naval Board

Maryland

$3,500

Charles Stewart

Commissioner

New Jersey

3,500

D. T. Patterson

Commissioner

New York

3,500

C. W. Goldsborough

Secretary

Maryland

2,000

William G. Ridgely

Chief clerk

Maryland

1,600

John Green

Clerk

Maryland

1,150

Joseph P. McCorkle

Clerk

Delaware

1,000

James Hutton

Clerk

Pennsylvania

1,000

Robert A. Slye

Clerk

Maryland

1,000

B. S. Randolph

Clerk

Virginia

800

C. Schwarz

Draftsman

Germany

1,000

Richard Elliott

Messenger

Connecticut

700

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Naval register for 1831.

CAPTAINS.

Names.

Original entry into the service.

Date of present commission.

Where born.

State from which appointed.

State of which a citizen.

Duty or station.

John Rodgers

Lieutenant,

March 9, 1798.

March 5, 1709.

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

President Navy Board.

James Barron

do

March 9, 1798.

May 22, 1799.

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Commandant Navy yard, Gosport.

Wm. Bainbridge

Lieut. and commander,

August 3, 1798.

May 22, 1800.

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

Commandant Navy yard, Philadelphia.

Charles Stewart

Lieutenant,

March 9, 1798.

April 22, 1806.

Pennsylvania

do

do

Commissioner Navy Board.

Isaac Hull

do

March 9, 1798.

April 23, 1806.

Connecticut

Connecticut

Connecticut

Commandant Navy yard, Washington.

Isaac Chauncy

do

Sept. 17, 1798.

April 24, 1800.

do

New York

New York

Commandant Navy yard, New York.

Jacob Jones

Midshipman,

April 10, 1799

March 3, 1813.

Delaware

Delaware

Delaware

Commanding naval officer, Baltimore.

Charles Morris

Acting midshipman,

July 1, 1799.

March 6, 1813.

Connecticut

Connecticut

Connecticut

Commandant Navy yard, Charlestown.

Arthur Sinclair

Midshipman,

Nov. 15, 1798.

July 24, 1813.

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Waiting orders.

Lewis Warrington

do

Jan. 6, 1800.

Nov. 22, 1814.

do

do

do

Waiting orders.

William M. Crane

do

May 23, 1799.

Nov. 24, 1814.

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Leave of absence.

James T. Leonard

do

Feb. 26, 1799.

Feb. 4, 1815.

New York

New York

New York

Waiting orders.

James Biddle

do

Feb. 12, 1800.

Feb. 28, 1815.

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Commanding Mediterranean squadron.

Charles G. Ridgely

do

Oct. 17, 1799.

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Leave of absence.

Daniel T. Patterson

do

Aug. 20, 1800.

do

New York

New York

Louisiana

Commissioner Navy Board.

Melancthon T. Woolsey

do

April 9, 1800.

April 27, 1816.

do

do

New York

Leave of absence.

John O. Creighton

do

June 25, 1800.

do

do

do

do

Under arrest.

John Downes

do

June 1, 1802

March 5, 1817.

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts.

Ordinary at Charlestown, Mass

John D. Henley

do

Oct. 14, 1799.

do

Virginia

Virginia

Maryland

Commandant Navy yard, Portsmouth.

Jesse D. Elliott

do

April 2, 1801.

March 27, 1818.

Maryland

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Commanding West India squadron.

Stephen Cassin

do

Feb. 21, 1800.

do

Pennsylvania

do

Dist. Columbia.

Commanding Brazilian squadron.

James Renshaw

do

July 7, 1800.

do

do

do

Pennsylvania

Commanding naval officer, Charleston.

C. C. B. Thompson

do

Dec. 22, 1802.

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Commanding Pacific squadron.

Alex. S. Wadsworth

do

April 2, 1804.

do

Maine

Maine

Maine

Frigate Constellation.

George W. Rodgers

do

April 2, 1804.

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Waiting orders.

George C. Read

do

April 2, 1804.

o

Ireland

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Waiting orders.

Henry E. Ballard

do

April 24, 1804.

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Baltimore station.

David Deacon

do

Oct. 10, 1799.

Jan. 24, 1826.

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Leave of absence.

Samuel Woodhouse

do

May 2, 1801.

March 3, 1827.

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence.

Joseph J. Nicholson

do

April 2, 1804.

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Leave of absence.

Wolcott Chauncey

do

June 28, 1804.

April 24, 1828.

Connecticut

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

Edmund P. Kennedy

do

Nov. 22, 1805.

do

Maryland

Dist. Columbia.

Virginia

Commanding frigate Brandywine.

Alex. J. Dallas

do

Nov. 22, 1805.

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Commandant Navy yard, Pensacola.

John B. Nicholson,

do

July 4, 1805.

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Leave of absence.

B. V. Hoffman

do

July 4, 1805.

March 11, 1829.

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

Jesse Wilkinson

do

July 10, 1805.

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Ordinary at Norfolk.

T. Ap Catesby Jones

do

Nov. 22, 1805.

do

do

do

do

Inspector ordnance and ammunition.

Captains—37.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note.—Those officers "on leave of absence" have generally returned from long cruises, and are subject to immediate orders. Some of them are in ill health.

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Naval register for 1831—Continued.

MASTERS COMMANDANT.

Names.

Original entry into the service.

Date of present commission.

Where born.

State from which appointed.

State of which a citizen.

Duty or station.

George Budd

Nov. 22, 1805

March 28, 1820

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Leave of absence.

John Porter

June 20, 1800

do

do

do

New Hampshire

Leave of absence.

William B. Finch

do

do

England

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia

Navy yard, Philadelphia.

William B. Shubrick

Aug. 16, 1806

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Navy yard, Washington.

Alexander Claxton

June 20, 1800

do

Pennsylvania

District of Columbia.

Pennsylvania

Rendezvous, Baltimore.

Charles W. Morgan

Jan. 1, 1808

April 15, 1820

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Rendezvous Charlestown, Mass.

Lawrence Kearny

July 24, 1807

March 3, 1825

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Rendezvous, New York.

Foxhall A. Parker

Jan. 1, 1808

do

Virginia

Virginia

New York

Commanding sloop Fairfield.

Edward R. M'Call

do

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Commanding sloop Peacock.

Daniel Turner

do

do

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Navy yard, Portsmouth.

David Conner

Jan. 16, 1809

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence.

John Gallagher

do

do

do

Maryland

Maryland

Leave of absence.

Thomas H. Stevens

Feb. 8, 1808

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

Connecticut

Commanding sloop Ontario.

William M. Hunter

Jan. 16, 1809

March 21, 1826

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence.

John D. Sloat

Feb. 12, 1800

do

New York

New York

New York

Commanding sloop St. Louis.

Matthew C. Perry

March 1, 1809

do

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Commanding sloop Concord.

Charles W. Skinner

Jan. 16, 1809

March 3, 1827

Maine

Pennsylvania

Virginia

Leave of absence.

John T. Newton

do

do

Virginia

Virginia

New York

Commanding sloop Natchez.

Joseph Smith

do

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Frigate Guerriere.

Lawrence Rousseau

do

April 24, 1828

Louisiana

Louisiana

Louisiana

Commanding sloop Erie.

George W. Storer

do

do

New Hampshire

Maine

New Hampshire

Commanding sloop Boston.

Beverly Kennon

May 18, 1809

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Commanding sloop Vandalia.

Edward R. Shubrick

Jan. 16, 1809

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Commanding sloop Vincennes.

F. H. Gregory

do

do

Connecticut

Connecticut

Connecticut

Navy yard, New York.

P. F. Voorhees

Nov. 15, 1809

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Waiting orders.

Benjamin Cooper

Jan. 16, 1809

do

do

do

New York

Leave of absence.

William L. Gordon

Nov. 15, 1809

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Rendezvous, Norfolk.

Samuel W. Adams

Jan. 1, 1808

March 11, 1829

New Hampshire

New Hampshire

New Hampshire

Leave of absence.

Silas Duncan

Nov. 15, 1809

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Receiving ship, Norfolk.

James Ramage

June 1, 1813

do

Ireland

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Under arrest.

David Geisinger

Nov. 15, 1809

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Rendezvous, Philadelphia.

Robert F. Stockton

Sept. 1, 1811

May 27, 1830

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Waiting orders.

Isaac McKeever

Feb. 1, 1809

do

Pennsylvania

Louisiana

Pennsylvania

Navy yard, Norfolk.

Masters commandant—33.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Naval register for 1831—Continued.

LIEUTENANTS.

Names.

Original entry into the service.

Date of present commission.

Where born.

State from which appointed.

State of which a citizen.

Duty or station.

James P. Oellers, sailingmaster

Feb. 28, 1809

July 24, 1813

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Sloop Boston.

1814.

 

 

 

 

 

 

John P. Zantzinger

Nov. 15, 1809

Dec. 9, 1814

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence.

Charles E. Crowly

Jan. 16, 1809

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Leave of absence

William D. Salter

Nov. 15, 1809

do

New York

New Jersey

New Jersey

Leave of absence.

Charles S. M'Cauley

Jan. 16, 1809

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Receiving ship, Baltimore.

John H. Bell

do

do

North Carolina

North Carolina

North Carolina

Leave of absence.

Thomas M. Newell, sailingmaster

Sept. 11, 1813

do

Georgia

Georgia

Georgia

Under arrest.

Elie A. F. Valette,

Jan. 25, 1812

do

Virginia

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Rendezvous, Philadelphia.

William A. Spencer

Nov. 15, 1809

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

Thomas T. Webb

Jan. 1, 1808

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Commanding schooner Shark.

John Percival

March 6, 1809

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Commanding schooner Porpoise.

John H. Aulick

Nov. 15, 1809

do

Virginia

Maryland

Virginia

Receiving ship, Philadelphia.

William V. Taylor, sailingmaster

April 28, 1813

do

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Leave of absence

Mervine P. Mix, sailingmaster

July 3, 1813

do

Connecticut

New York

Connecticut.-

Receiving ship, New York.

Bladen Dulany

May 18, 1809

do

Virginia

District of Columbia.

Virginia

Leave of absence

Silas H. Stringham

Nov. 15, 1809

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

Wm. A. C. Farragut

Jan. 16, 1809

do

Tennessee

Louisiana

Mississippi

Pensacola. Sick.

Stephen Champlin, sailingmaster

May 22, 1812

do

Rhode Island

Connecticut

Connecticut

Leave of absence.

1815.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Isaac Mayo

Nov. 15, 1809

Feb. 4, 1815

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Commanding schooner Grampus.

William K. Latimer

do

do

do

do

do

Rendezvous, New York.

William Mervine

Jan. 16, 1809

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

New York

Leave of absence.

Thomas Crabb

Nov. 15, 1809

do

Maryland

do

Pennsylvania

Navy yard, Portsmouth.

Edward B. Babbit

do

May 1, 1815

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Commanding schooner Dolphin.

Thomas Paine, jr., sailingmaster

Oct. 10, 1812

Dec. 1, 1815

Rhode Island

South Carolina

Georgia

Furlough.

1816.

 

 

 

 

 

 

James Armstrong

Nov. 15, 1809

April 27, 1816

Kentucky

Mississippi

Massachusetts

Navy yard, Boston.

Joseph Smoot

Dec. 1, 1809

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Navy yard, Gosport.

Robert B. Randolph

Aug. 15, 1810

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Leave of absence.

Samuel L. Breese

Dec. 17, 1810

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

John Evans

do

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence

Benjamin Page, jr

do

do

England

New York

New York

Leave of absence

John T. Ritchie

do

do

Maryland

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.

Waiting orders

John A. Wish

do

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Sloop Fairfield.

John Gwinn

May 18, 1809

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Navy yard, Philadelphia.

Thomas W. Wyman

Dec. 17, 1810

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Frigate Java.

Andrew Fitzhugh

June 9, 1811

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Sloop St. Louis.

--795--

Naval register for 1831—Lieutenants—Continued.

Names.

Original entry into the service.

Date of present commission.

Where born.

State from which appointed.

State of which a citizen.

Duty or station.

John K. Cartor, sailingmaster

May 9, 1812

April 27, 1816

New York

New York

New York

New York station. Sick.

Joseph Cross

June 9, 1811

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Leave of absence.

Abraham S. Ten Eick

Sept. 1, 1811

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Leave of absence.

Thomas S. Hammersley, sailingmaster

Jan. 14, 1812

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Under arrest.

John White, sailingmaster

Dec. 2, 1813

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Leave of absence.

Hiram Paulding

Sept. 1, 1811

do

New York

New York

New York

Rendezvous, New York.

Jonathan D. Williamson

do

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Sloop Concord.

1817.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Uriah P. Levy, sailingmaster

Oct. 21, 1812

March 5, 1817

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence.

Charles Boarman

June 9, 1811

do

Maryland

District of Columbia.

Virginia

Frigate Hudson.

French Forrest

do

do

do

do

District of Columbia.

Leave of absence.

William E. McKenney

do

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

William J. Bolt

Sept. 1, 1811

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Leave of absence.

Charles H. Caldwell

do

do

England

Massachusetts

Connecticut

Frigate Guerriere.

William Jamesson

do

do

Virginia

District of Columbia.

Virginia

Sloop Boston.

William Boerum

do

do

New York

New York

New York

Sloop Erie.

Charles L. Williamson

do

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Leave of absence.

Charles Gauntt

do

do

do

do

Pennsylvania

Rendezvous, Philadelphia.

William W. Ramsay

do

do

Virginia

Virginia

District of Columbia.

Furlough.

Ralph Voorhees

do

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Navy yard, New York.

Henry Henry, sailingmaster

July 1, 1812

do

Maryland

Virginia

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence

Samuel W. Downing

Sept. 1, 1811

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Leave of absence.

William Pottenger

do

do

Maryland

Maryland

New York

Leave of absence.

Henry W. Ogden

do

do

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

Leave of absence.

Alexander Eskridge

Jan. 1, 1812

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Frigate Constellation.

Ebenezer Ridgeway

do

do

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

New Hampshire

Mediterranean.

Thomas A. Conover

do

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Furlough.

Archibald S. Campbell

do

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Navy yard, Pensacola.

William Taylor

do

do

do

do

do

Frigate Brandywine.

John C. Long

June 18, 1812

do

New Hampshire

New Hampshire

New Hampshire

Leave of absence

John H. Graham

do

do

Vermont

New York.

New York

Leave of absence.

John H. Leo

do

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Leave of absence.

1818.

 

 

 

 

 

 

James M. McIntosh

Sept. 1, 1811

April 1, 1818

Georgia

Georgia

Georgia

Frigate Brandywine.

Josiah Tatnall

Jan. 1, 1812

do

do

do

do

Leave of absence.

Hugh N. Page

Sept. 1, 1811

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Ordinary at Norfolk.

John A. Cook

Jan. 1, 1812

do

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.

Ordinary at Washington.

William Inman

do

do

New York

New York

New Jersey

Sloop Concord.

--796--

Naval register for 1831—Lieutenants—Continued.

Names.

Original entry into the service.

Date of present commission.

Where born.

State from which appointed.

State of which a citizen.

Duty or station.

Joel Abbot

June 18, 1812

April 1, 1818

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Rhode Island

Receiving ship at Boston.

Lewis E. Simonds

Jan. 1, 1812

do

do

South Carolina

Massachusetts

Leave of absence.

John M. Dale

June 18, 1812

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence

H. H. Cooke

do

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Leave of absence.

William J. McCluney

Jan. 1, 1812

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Leave of absence

E. D. Whitlock

do

do

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Receiving ship at Boston.

James Goodrum

June 18, 1812

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Sloop Natchez.

J. B. Montgomery

June 4, 1812

do

New Jersey

New York

New Jersey

Sloop Peacock.

Horace B. Sawyer

Jan. 1, 1812

do

Vermont

Vermont

Vermont

Rendezvous, Boston.

C. K. Stribling

June 18, 1812

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

Virginia

Leave of absence.

Joshua R. Sands

do

do

New York

New York

New York

Waiting orders.

1820.

 

 

 

 

 

 

John J. Young

Jan. 1, 1812

March 28, 1820

New York

New York

New York

Navy hospital, Norfolk.

Charles H. Boll

June 18, 1812

do

do

do

do

On furlough.

Abraham Bigelow

do

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Leave of absence.

Frank Ellery

Jan. 1, 1812

do

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Sloop Erie.

Frederick Varnum

June 18, 1812

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Leave of absence

Joseph R. Jarvis

do

do

do

Maine

Maine

Leave of absence

Thomas W. Freelon

do

do

New York

New York

Vermont

Leave of absence

James Williams

Sept. 1, 1811

do

West Indies

District of Columbia

Virginia

Schooner Porpoise

Samuel W. Le Compte

June 4, 1812

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Waiting orders.

Charles T. Platt

June 18, 1812

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence

1821.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wm. M. Armstrong

Nov. 30, 1814

March 3, 1821

Kentucky

Mississippi

Kentucky

Rendezvous, Norfolk.

Wm. F. Shields

Feb. 2, 1814

do

Georgia

Louisiana

Georgia

Leave of absence.

G. J. Pendergrast

Jan. 1, 1812

do

Kentucky

Kentucky

Kentucky

Frigate Constellation.

Wm. C. Nichelson

June 18, 1812

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Sloop Concord.

1822.

 

 

 

 

 

 

James B. Cooper, sailingmaster

July 9, 1812

April 22, 1822

New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey

Philadelphia station.

1825.

 

 

 

 

 

 

E. W. Carpender

July 10, 1813

Jan. 13, 1825

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

John L. Saunders

Nov. 15, 1809

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Rendezvous, Norfolk.

Joseph B. Hull

Nov. 9, 1813

do

New York

Connecticut

Connecticut

Frigate Guerriere

Jott Stone Paine

do

do

Maine

Maine

Maine

Sloop Fairfield.

John E. Prentiss

do

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Sloop St. Louis.

John M. Sullivan

March 1, 1813

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence

Joseph Morehead

Nov. 9, 1813

do

Maryland

Ohio

Ohio

Leave of absence

Thomas Pettigru

Jan. 1, 1812

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Leave of absence

John S. Chauncey

do

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

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Naval register for 1831—Lieutenants—Continued.

Names.

Original entry into the service.

Date of present commission.

Where born.

State from which appointed.

State of which a citizen.

Duty or station.

Irvine Shubrick

May 12, 1814

Jan. 13, 1825

South Carolina

South Carolina

Delaware

Leave of absence.

Thomas R. Gerry

Dec. 6, 1814

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Waiting orders.

John Kelly

Feb. 1, 1814

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Sloop Natchez.

Edward S. Johnson

Nov. 30, 1814

do

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Rhode Island

Leave of absence

William H. Gardner

Dec. 6, 1810

do

Maryland

Maryland

Virginia

Ordinary at Norfolk.

David G. Farragut

Dec. 17, 1810

do

Tennessee

Tennessee

Tennessee

Receiving ship, Norfolk.

Richard S. Pinckney

August 3, 1814

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Frigate Brandywine

Stephen B. Wilson

Jan. 1, 1812

do

New York

New York

New York

Leave of absence.

Edward C. Rutledge

Nov. 30, 1814

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Leave of absence.

William S. Harris

do

do

Kentucky

Kentucky

Kentucky

Frigate Java.

Thomas Dornin

May 2, 1815

do

Ireland

Maryland

Maryland

Leave of absence.

Robert B. Cunningham

Nov. 30, 1814

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Leave of absence.

James Glynn

March 4, 1815

do

Pennsylvania

do

Connecticut

Leave of absence

Joseph Myers

Dec. 6, 1814

do

North Carolina

do

North Carolina

Sloop Peacock.

William C. Wetmore

June 18, 1812

do

New York

New York

New York

Schooner Dolphin.

Thomas R. Gedney

March 4, 1815

do

South Carolina

South Carolina

South Carolina

Superintending survey.

John Bubier

Nov. 9, 1813

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Leave of absence

Victor M. Randolph

June 11, 1814

do

Virginia

Virginia

Virginia

Sloop Boston.

Joseph Cutts, jr

Dec. 6, 1814

do

Maine

Maine

Maine

Leave of absence Sick.

Jacob Crowninshield

Jan. 1, 1815

do

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Leave of absence

Frederick Engle

Dec. 6, 1814

do

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Sloop Vincennes.

A. J. D. Browne

Dec. 17, 1810

do

Connecticut

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Rendezvous, Boston.

John H. Smith

Jan. 1, 1815

do

New York

New York

New York

Furlough.

Francis Sanderson

Feb. 3, 1815

do

Maryland

Maryland

Maryland

Sloop Vandalia.

John Rudd

Nov. 30, 1814

do

Rhode Island

Virginia

Virginia

Leave of absence.

Russell Baldwin

May 17, 1813

do

Massachusetts

New York

New York

Leave of absence

Robert Ritchie

Feb. 1, 1814

do