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INDEX 4°3
Captains, influence on condition of
ships, 270; complaints against, 270,
271.
Champion (frigate, 32, N.), 103, 183,
222, 306.
Channel Fleet, 5; composition of, 6;
first petitions from, 12; off Brest in
March, 14 ; returns to port, 16 ; order
to prepare for sailing, 21 ; fresh preparations
for sailing, 47; puts to
sea, 82; character of, 102; deputation
from the Nore, 112; political
feeling in, 306.
Chant, of the Sandwich, speech against
the King, 322.
Charlotte, Princess, to sail in San
Fiorenzo, 103.
"Chequers" Inn, Sheerness, 111.
Clyde (frigate, 32, N.), 129, 157, 158
187, 255, 379, 380.
Cole, Rev. S., Chaplain of the London,
sent on shore for "perjury," 66.
Colpoys, Vice-Admiral Sir John, 6
resists the delegates, 22 ; meets them
on 18 April, 31 ; in meeting on Queen
Charlotte, 36, 366, 367; in mutiny on
the London, 59-64; sent ashore, 66;
retires from command, 66 n.
Comet (fire-ship, 14, N.), 150.
Committee, Secret, of House of Commons,
see Reports.
Committees of Delegates. In Channel
fleet: appointment of , 22; on separate
ships, 22 n. ; reappointed, 58, 59;
Spencer's description of, 364. In
Nore fleet : election, 104 ; on separate
ships, 110, 111, 114; General Committee
of Internal Regulations, 120.
Committees of Political Societies, 325.
Compton, Lieutenant of Minotaur,
complaints against, 272.
Connolly, bootmaker in London, dealings
with Jephson,321.
Connolly, John, United Irishman, 333.
Consols, price of, 4n.
Cook, Captain of the Queen Charlotte,
94, 97, 270.
Cooke, Under-Secretary at Dublin Castle,
letters on Irishmen in the navy,
322, 334.
Copey, of Tjeojiard, proposes voyage to
West Indies , 225.
Corresponding Society, connexion
with the fleet, 319 ; objects of, 325 ;
work in the navy, 329.
Covell, Lieutenant of Lancaster, evidence
in regard to Whitbread, 350,
351.
Crosbie, General commands forces in
Portsmouth, 67.
Culloden (74), 36. 41, 318, 367.
Cumberland (74), 83.
Cunningham, Captain of Clyde (later
Rear-Admiral), 102 n., 129; popularity
with crew, 130 ; anger against
Parker, 147 n. ; returns to Clyde,
149 n. Author of "Narrative of Occurrences
during the Mutiny at the
Nore," see Appendix C.
Curtis, Rear-Admiral Sir Roger, cruising
in Channel, 6 ; his squadron
mutinies, 78 ; supports Duncan, 176.
Cygnet (cutter, N.), 169, 170.
Davis, John, mutineer, Captain of the
Sandwich, a moderate man, 154 n. ;
on shore with Parker, 211.
Dean, Surgeon at Haslar, 323.
Defence (74, Ch.), 19, 95; petition
from, Appendix A. 359.
Defiance (74, Ch.), 94, 97, 277.
Delegates. In Channel Fleet : their
election, 22 ; their moderation, 25
assume authority, 26 ; strict discipline,
27 ; statement of demands, 32 ;
meeting on Queen Charlotte, 36, 367
" total and final answer," 40 ; receive
royal pardon, 42 ; their policy, 42,
43 ; reappointed at St. Helens, 58
row to Spithead, 60 ; on the London,
63, 376-378; relations with Howe,