Action of 5 November 1813 - Order of Battle

Order of Battle

Admiral Pellew's Fleet
HMS Caledonia First rate 120 Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew
Rear-Admiral Israel Pellew
Captain Jeremiah Coghlan
0 3 3
HMS Hibernia First rate 120 Captain Thomas Gordon Caulfield 0 0 0 Not in action
HMS San Josef First rate 112 Rear-Admiral Sir Richard King
Captain William Stewart
0 4 4
HMS Royal George First rate 100 Captain Thomas Fraser Charles Mainwaring 0 0 0 Not in action
HMS Boyne Second rate 98 Captain George Burlton 0 1 1
HMS Prince of Wales Second rate 98 Captain John Erskine Douglas 0 0 0 Not in action
HMS Union Second rate 98 Captain Robert Rolles 0 0 0 Not in action
HMS Barfleur Second rate 98 Captain John Maitland 0 0 0 Not in action
HMS Pompee Third rate 74 Captain James Athol Wood 0 2 2
Inshore squadron
HMS Scipion Third rate 74 Captain Henry Heathcote 1 1 2
HMS Mulgrave Third rate 74 Captain Thomas James Maling 0 0 0
HMS Pembroke Third rate 74 Captain James Brisbane 0 3 3
HMS Armada Third rate 74 Captain Charles Grant 0 0 0
Casualties: 1 Killed, 14 Wounded, 15 Total
Rear-Admiral Cosmao-Kerjulien's Squadron
Wagram First rate 130 Rear-Admiral Julien Cosmao-Kerjulien
Captain François Legras
0 2 2
Agamemnon Third rate 74 Captain Jean-Marie Letellier 0 9 9
Ulm Third rate 74 Captain C.-J-César Chaunay-Duclos 0 2 2
Magnanime Third rate 74 Captain Laurent Tourneur 0 0 0
Borée Third rate 74 Captain Jean Michel Mahé 0 3 3
Pauline Fifth rate 40 Captain Etienne-Stanislaus Simiot 0 0 0
Melpomène Fifth rate 40 Commander Charles Béville 0 1 1
Pénélope Fifth rate 40 Captain Edme-Louis Simonot 0 0 0
Galatée Fifth rate 40 Captain Jean-Baptiste Bonafoux-Murat 0 0 0
Casualties: 17 wounded
Sources: James, p. 155.

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