Summary

by John Marshall Royal Naval Biography — Fellowes… (1823)

The allied commanders promised to destroy the Turkish and Egyptian fleets, if a single gun were fired at either of their flags; and, with the assistance of the brave men whom they have had the satisfaction of commanding, they have performed their promise to the very letter. Out of a fleet composed of eighty-one men of war, there remain only one frigate and fifteen smaller vessels, in a state ever to be again put to sea. Such a victory cannot be gained without a great sacrifice of life
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by John Marshall Royal Naval Biography — Fellowes… (1823)

In the night of the 28th the gun-vessel commanded by Lieutenant William Style struck on the Los Corrales reef, by which accident a midshipman and fourteen of her crew perished: the remainder were saved through the exertions of Captain Fellowes, who treated them with the greatest kindness. On the 31st, the flotilla was stationed between Catalina and Rota, to intercept the enemy’s gun-boats coming from San Lucar to Port Santa Maria.
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