by John Marshall

“ After the fall of that city, the Rosamond joined Admiral Gambier’s fleet at Copenhagen, where Captain Deans sustained some injury from the splinters of a shell which burst near him whilst he was employed extinguishing a fire in the dock-yard during the night of the 22d Sept. ”

“ His next appointments were, about Feb. 1812, to the Venerable 74 (pro tempore) ; and, Sept. following, to the Pyramus 38, in which frigate he brought Sir James Saumarez from Gottenburg to England, at the close of 1812.
During the remainder of the war, Captain Dundas was employed cruising in the Channel, where he captured la Ville de l’Orient French privateer, of 14 guns and 97 men; together with several American letters of marque. We subsequently find him commanding the Tagus frigate, on the Mediterranean station.
Agent.– Messrs. Barnett and King. ”