Mulgrave, 1812
Type: 3rd rate ; Armament 74
Launched : 1 Jan 1812 ; Disposal date or year : 1854
BM: 1726 tons
Notes:

Portsmouth 31 Dec 1812 arrived from Cherburgh.

Portsmouth 7 Jan 1813 arrived from off Cherbourgh.

Falmouth 23 Apr 1813 arrived off this port with the outward-bound Spanish, Portugal, and Mediterranean convoy.

4 Nov 1813 arrived off Cape Sicie and on the 5th was involved in a skirmish with a French squadron off Toulon.

18 Jan 1814 in company with the Pembroke captured the Rondinella.
24 Apr 1817 it was announced that copies of accounts of sale and proceeds' of the capture of the Rondinella were to be lodged in the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty, on the 12 May 1817. Unfortunately though, for those entitled to the prize money from that time on things didn't seem to go as smoothly as they shoulda : the estate of the agent responsible for paying the prize money had gone bankrupt and therefore subsequent payments of the prize money were made in instalments, thus, presumably, not amounting to the full sum due.
25 March 1822 notice was given that distribution of the dividends received by the Treasurer of this Institution, from the estate of Messrs Lark and Woodhead, in the undermentioned prize cases, will commence on 10 Apr next. Whether any dividends were paid in the interim I know not, but the final dividend of 5�d. in the pound due in this respect, didn't become due to be paid by the Examiner of Prize Accounts until 2 Jul 1850.

Plymouth 26 Jul 1814 arrived from the Mediterranean, and put under Quarantine.

Plymouth 2 Sep 1814 Is reported to have been paid off.

1830 Plymouth

1836 Lazaretto.

20 Dec 1848 Lazaretto, Milford.

22 Jul 1850 Balance of Prize Monies due 1814 paid, following the bankruptcy of the agent appointed to make payment.