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 call and chain, likewise suitably inscribed, should be given to John Marks, “for his exemplary bravery .”

Mr. Rowed’s last appointment was, Nov. 6th, 1811, to the Swan cutter; in which vessel he continued until promoted to the rank of commander, June 15th, 1814. He died on the 6th Jan. 1831. 



the rank of lieutenant in Aug. 1794; and, during the late war, commanded the Aggressor gun-brig, for several years, on the Baltic and North Sea stations. His commission as commander bears date June 15th, 1814. 



his first commission in Oct. 1794; and was taken prisoner while serving as senior lieutenant of la Minerve frigate. Captain (now Sir Jahleel) Brenton, July 2d, 1803. He continued in France during the remainder of the war, a period of nearly eleven years; and was promoted to his present rank on the 15th June, 1814. 



made a lieutenant in Mar. 1795. He commanded the Conquest gun-brig, principally employed on the Jersey station, from Oct. 1804 until advanced to his present rank, June 15th, 1814.

