Blazer, 1804
Type: Gun Brig ; Armament 14
Launched : 3 May 1804 ;
Disposal date or year : 1814
Notes:

Circa 5 May 1804 Lieut King, to the Blazer.

23 Oct 1804 the loss of gun-brig Conflict in a coastal action near Ostende.

May 1805 Downs Station

6 Oct 1806 capture of the Mercurious, Thorsen, Master, [per London Gazette of 26 Jun 1821].

Deal 31 Dec 1806 arrived from a cruise.

Yarmouth 21 Jan 1810 departed for the coast of Holland.

Yarmouth 20 Jan 1811 departed for the Nore.

Yarmouth 2 Apr 1811 arrived from the westward.

Yarmouth 16 Sep 1811 In the roads.

Yarmouth 24 Sep 1811 departed with a convoy for Heligoland.

Yarmouth 8 Dec 1811 departed on a cruise.

Yarmouth 4 Mar 1812 arrived with a convoy from Heligoland.

Yarmouth 9 Mar 1812 departed for Heligoland.

Yarmouth 7 Oct 1812 arrived from Heligoland with convoy.

Yarmouth 18 Oct 1812 Remains.

Yarmouth 22 Jan 1813 arrived from Heligoland.

15-21 Mar 1813 Blazer and Brevdrageren arrived and took possession of the batteries of Cuxhaven. Ships' boats capture the Danish galliots gun-boats Jonge-Troutman, and Liebe whilst in search of a privateer.

Yarmouth 3 Nov 1813 arrived from Heligoland with good news regarding the progress of the war being fought on the continent by the Allies.

Yarmouth 7 Nov 1813 Remains.

Early Oct 1813 - Jan 1814 Desir�e, Shamrock, Hearty, Blazer, Redbreast and a number of gun-boats involved in operations in the Weser and Ems.

25-26 Dec 1813 through to 4 Jan 1814, involved in attacks on the fortress of Gluckstadt with the brigs Shamrock, Capt Marshall ; Hearty, Capt Rose ; Blazer, Capt Banks ; Piercer, Lt Kneeshaw ; and Redbreast, Sir George Keith ; gun boats No. 1, Lt Hanmer ; 2, Mr Thomas Riches, Mate ; 3, Lt Seale ; 4, Lt Tallock ; 5, Mr. John Hallowes ; 8, Lt Soper ; 10, Lt Romney ; and 12, Lt Henderson. For details see the London Gazette of 2nd and 6th Jan 1814 ; 16844.

Yarmouth 28 Jul 1814 arrived from the Elbe, last from Heligoland, with a prize in tow.