by John Marshall, Royal Naval Biography — Chambers… (1823)
“ Chambers left the Diana, and again joined his early patron, by whom he was advanced to the rank of Commander, in the Port Mahon brig, at Jamaica, June 6, 1804. In the course of the ensuing three years. Captain Chambers captured, recaptured, and destroyed, at least fifty vessels; among which were El Galgo Spanish packet, the Aranzaza letter of marque, and El Courier privateer. He also chased the San Josef armed brig into the intricate harbour of Banes, Cuba, from whence she was cut out in a most gallant manner by his boats, under the command of Lieutenant John Marshall [2] . ”
