by John Marshall

“ At this period Captain Malcolm of the Donegal, arrived with the Revenge and Niobe, and the attack was renewed by the four ships going in alternately, and making every exertion to destroy the enemy as long as the tide would allow them to do so ”

“ The other, being attacked by a bomb-vessel, was again obliged to run aground on the 6th Dec. lay a wreck until the night of the 23d, when she was set on fire and completely destroyed by the boats of the Diana, under a heavy fire from the batteries, and three armed brigs lying within hail of her. This service was performed without a man being hurt on the part of the British [1] .
In 1812, Captain Grant was appointed to the Armada of 74 guns, fitting for the Mediterranean station, where he served during the remainder of the war. ”