Griffon, 1808
Type: Brig-sloop ; Armament 16 (14 x 24-pdr. carronades ; 2 x sixes)
Taken : 1808 ; Disposal date or year : 1819
BM: 368 tons
Notes:

11 May 1808 Bacchante, cruising off Cape Antonio, island of Cuba, chased and captured the French brig-corvette Griffon. The Griffon was afterwards added to the British navy under the same name

Yarmouth 7 Jan 1812 departed on a cruise.

Portsmouth 4 Mar 1812 departed for the Downs.

27 Mar 1812 off Dieppe, Rosario, and the Griffon capture 3 gun-brigs and drove 2 on-shore out of a flotilla of 12 brigs and a lugger standing alongshore.

Deal 19 Apr 1812 arrived with a convoy from Portsmouth.

Deal 8 Jan 1813 arrived from a cruise.

Yarmouth 1 Sep 1813 arrived from Wingo Sound with the homeward bound Baltic convoy.

Deal 31 Oct 1813 Put back by contrary winds with her convoy, that departed the day before yesterday.

Portsmouth 22 Nov 1813 arrived with a convoy for the Downs.

Deal 18 Jan 1814 arrived from a cruise.

Deal 26 Jan 1814 departed for the French coast.

Deal 28 Mar 1814 departed with the outward-bound convoys of East and West Indiamen, transports, coasters, and colliers, for Portsmouth.

Deal 14 Apr 1814 arrived from a cruise.

Deal 23 May 1814 Remains.

Deal 29 May 1814 arrived from Portsmouth.

Harwich 3 Jul 1814 arrived : to take officers to Antwerp to superintend the destruction of the fortifications &c.

Harwich 16 Jul 1814 departed for Helvoetsluys.

Deal 15 Aug 1814 arrived from Ostend.

Deal 24 Aug 1814 Remains.

Deal 30 Aug 1814 Remains in the Downs.

Deal 1 Sep 1814 departed to the westward.

Portsmouth 30 Oct 1814 arrived from the Downs.

Portstmouth Jan 9 arrived from Cork.

Portsmouth 17 Jan 1815 departed on a cruise.

Cove 6 Jun 1815 arrived with a convoy of transports with troops from Portsmouth.

Portsmouth 16 Jul 1815 arrived from a cruise.

James Town, St. Helena 4 Sep 1816 In the roads.

St. Helena 16 Oct 1816 Remains.

St Helena 25 Jul 1817 Remains.

St Helena 12 Apr 1818 Remains.

8 Mar 1819 put up for sale at Deptford.