Duncan, 1811
Type: 3rd rate ; Armament 74
Launched : 2 Dec 1811 ; Disposal date or year : 1863
BM: 1761 tons
Notes:

Deal 19 May 1812 departed for off Flushing.

Deal 25 Dec 1812 departed on a cruise to the westward.

Plymouth 5 Jun 1813 arrived from off Brest.

Plymouth 6 Jun 1813 departed from Cawsand Bay to blockade Brest.

Plymouth 26 Jun 1813 arrived from a cruise.

Plymouth 12 Aug 1813 departed to join the Channel fleet.

Falmouth 28 Sep 1813 arrived from off Brest.

Falmouth 1 Oct 1813 Put in here on Wednesday last having struck the Black Rocks off Brest a few days since, and is now making 5 feet of water an hour.

Plymouth 13 Oct 1813 An affray broke out ashore last night between a party of the Monaghan Militia and some sailors belonging to the Duncan.

Portsmouth 14 Nov 1813 arrived from Plymouth.

Portsmouth 29 Nov 1813 departed for off Cherbourg.

Portsmouth 7 Dec 1813 To take the convoy for Spain, Portugal and the Mediterranean.

Portsmouth 12 Dec 1813 departed with the Mediterranean convoy to Cork.

Falmouth 14 Dec 1813 With the convoy from Portsmouth, for the coast of Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean, now off this port.

12 Feb 1814 a part of the fleet off Toulon which chased a French squadron into that port.

Mahon 3 Jul 1814 Remains.

Portsmouth 16 Sep 1814 Appointed to take the next convoy for the Brazils, South Sea, and St. Helena.

Portsmouth 4 Oct 1814 departed for the Brazils.

Portsmouth 7 Oct 1814 Has put back with the convoy to the Brazils, &c. and remain in St. Helen's roads.

Plymouth 11 Oct 1814 Put in by contrary winds with outward-bound convoy for Brazil.

Plymouth 29 Oct 1814 departed with a convoy for the Brazils etc.

Portsmouth 17 Jun 1815 arrived from the Brazils.

Portsmouth 20 Jun 1815 Came into harbour.

1826 Harbour Service

Jul 1830 Portsmouth

6 Jun 1835 it is reported that the Duncan, used as a lazarette at Leith during the cholera epidemic, was to be moved to the River Thames where she was to be sold and broken up, however, it would that appear she was transferred to Standgate Creek, in the River Medway, for use by the Quarantine Service.

20 Dec 1848 Quarantine Service, Standgate Creek.

1860 Quarantine Service, Standgate Creek, River Medway.

1861-62 Lazaretto, Standgate Creek, River Medway, per Parliamentary estimates etc.