Name | Nautilus (1830) | Explanation | |
Type | Brig-sloop | ||
Launched | 11 March 1830 | ||
Hull | Wooden | ||
Propulsion | Sail | ||
Builders measure | 233 tons | ||
Displacement | |||
Guns | 10 | ||
Fate | 1878 | ||
Class | Cherokee | ||
Ships book | |||
Note | 1852 t.s. 1872 hulk | ||
Snippets concerning this vessels career | |||
Date | Event | ||
4 March 1830 - 2 January 1834 | Commanded by Commander George Paulet, the Channel, then the coasts of Ireland, Portugal and Spain | ||
3 January 1834 | Commanded by Lieutenant William Crooke, Mediterranean | ||
11 January 1838 | Commanded by Lieutenant George Beaufoy, Cape of Good Hope & Coast of Africa | ||
(January 1843) | Tender to Royal George yacht, Portsmouth | ||
20 December 1844 | Commanded by Lieutenant William Robson, protecting the Channel fisheries | ||
1 July 1845 | Commanded by Lieutenant John Julius McDonnell, Portsmouth | ||
1 January 1849 | Commanded by Lieutenant Samuel Brooking Dolling, apprentices brig, tender to Impregnable (flagship, Devonport) | ||
1 January 1852 | Commanded by Lieutenant Samuel Brooking Dolling, apprentices brig, tender to Impregnable (flagship, Devonport) | ||
24 November 1854 | Commanded by Lieutenant John Packwood, apprentices brig, tender to Impregnable (flagship, Devonport) | ||
1 January 1857 | Commanded by Lieutenant William Burley Grant, Devonport, tender to Impregnable |