| |
| | HMS [Ship] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | Thomas Bastin, purser of the Grasshopper, who was a volunteer and commanded a boat upon the occasion, and Henry Garrett, cockswain of the Renommée's pinnace, both very badly. |
 | | On the 11th of December, 1807, at 11 A.M. as the Renommée and Grasshopper were cruising on the same station, the latter, being on the look-out, descried a brig under way, and two settees at anchor, off Cape Palos, and immediately made sail to cut off the former. |
 | | Seeing the fate of their companion, the two settees, which were the Medusa of 10 guns and 77 men, and the Aigle of eight guns and 50 men, tacked and made sail to the eastward. |
| www.pbenyon.plus.com /18-1900/G/02053.html (555 words) |
|