Name | Alban (1826) | Explanation |
Type | Gunvessel |
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Launched | 27 December 1826 |
Hull | Wooden |
Propulsion | Paddle |
Builders measure | 295 tons |
Displacement | |
Guns | 2 |
Fate | 1860 |
Class | |
Ships book | |
Note | 1831 rebuilt 407 bm |
Snippets concerning this vessels career |
Date | Event |
27 November 1832 | Commanded by Lieutenant commander Andrew Kennedy, Falmouth packet |
17 November 1834 - July 1835 | Commanded by Lieutenant commander Justus Peter Roepel, Mediterranean |
17 June 1836 | Commanded by Lieutenant commander Edward Burnaby Tinling, West Indies |
(January 1840) | Out of commission at Woolwich |
8 March 1843 | Commanded by Lieutenant commander John Jeayes, Woolwich |
25 February 1854 | Commanded by Commander Henry Charles Otter, the Baltic during the Russian War |
1 January 1855 | Commanded by Commander Lacon Usher Hammett, Woolwich |
12 March 1855 | Commanded by Lieutenant commander William Edward Fisher, Sheerness |
19 May 1856 | Commanded by Lieutenant commander William Barnard De Blaquiere, Portsmouth |