| 01 May 1804-Arrived at Tunis, Tunisia. 1806-Departed Malta. 1813-Court martial of a Marine for breaking and entering and theft began. 1826-Surgeon's Mate Dewitt Birch died of typhus and was buried ashore in the Neutral Ground, Gibraltar, with full honors. 1837-Departed Marseilles, France. 1849-One man flogged for an unspecified offense. Arrived at Leghorn, Italy. 02 May 1812-Boatswain's Mate Thomas Musto committed suicide by jumping overboard after 2 days of "irrational behavior." 1822-Arrived at Leghorn, Italy. 1828-Seaman Michael Flynn died and was buried at sea off Malaga, Spain. 1849-Seven men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1854-Departed Funchal Madeira I. 1933-Departed Vallejo, CA. 03 May 1804-Departed Tunis, Tunisia. 1807-Departed Malta. 1814-A Court of Inquiry, chaired by Captain Oliver Hazard Perry, convened to consider whether or not Captain Charles Stewart unnecessarily had terminated his recent war cruise prematurely. 1827-Departed Smyrna (Izmir), Turkey. 1835-Departed Cherbourg, France. 1849-Three men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1934-Departed Charlston, SC. 04 May 1798-Samuel Nicholson ordered to ship as first Captain. 1806-Arrived at Tunis, Tunisia. 1827-Arrived at Scio (Chios) I. 1854-Arrived at Tenerife, Canary Is. 1855-Private James Sherry died of dysentery; buried at sea off south coast of Cuba. 05 May 1798-Lieutenant Lemuel Clark, first Marine officer, ordered to ship. 1806-Departed Tunis, Tunisia. 1813-Court martial of a Marine for breaking and entering and theft ended in his being dismissed from service with a shaven head. 1825-Boy Joseph Colson died; buried ashore at Messina, Sicily. 1835-Arrived at Le Havre, France. 1854-Departed Tenerife, Canary Is. 06 May 1827-Departed Scio (Chios) I. and arrived at Ephesus, Turkey, the same day. 1835-Departed Le Havre, France. 1837-Arrived at Genoa, Italy. 1840-Departed Callao, Peru. 1853-Arrived at Tunis, Tunisia. 1854-Arrived at Las Palmas, Grand Canary I. 1933-Arrived at Astoria, OR. 07 May 1774-William Bainbridge, Captain 1812-3, born in Princeton, NJ. 1827-Departed Ephesus, Turkey. 1837-Departed Genoa, Italy. 1881-Departed Piney Point, VA. 1934-Arrived Boston, MA. 08 May 1800-Captured French privateer ESTER (3 guns) and her prize, ex-American brig NYMPH. 1804-Arrived at Naples, Italy. 1812-Seaman John Jeffries died ashore in hospital at Washington, DC; two boys deserted. 1823-Departed Gibraltar. 1854-Departed Las Palmas, Grand Canary I. 1861-Departed New York City. 1942-David Matthew Cashman, Captain 1987-9 ,born in Pittsfield, MA. 09 May 1800-Captured American sloop SALLY, an illegal trafficker. 1814-The Court of Inquiry chaired by Captain Oliver Hazard Perry, convened to determine whether or not Captain Charles Stewart had terminated his recent war cruise unnecessarily early, adjourned, reporting that there was no basis for a court martial. 1828-Arrived at Gibraltar. 1849-Five men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1853-Departed Tunis, Tunisia. 1861-Arrived at Newport, RI, as part of transfer of the Naval Academy away from the vicinity of the Confederacy. 1881-Arrived Hampton Roads, VA. Commodore Stephen B. Luce made her flagship of Training Squadron, her final such assignment in normal service. 10 May 1800-Captured French letter of marque ship (6 guns), ex-British packet SANDWICH. 1812-Seaman Patrick McDonald died ashore in hospital at Washington, DC. 1822-Departed Leghorn, Italy. 1823-Arrived at Malaga, Spain. 1824-Private John Moore died; buried at sea. 1827-Arrived at Eginia (Aegina) I. 1837-Arrived at Leghorn, Italy. 1840-Arrived at Payta, Peru. 1845-Arrived at Turon (Danang), Cochin China (Vietnam). A musician named Cooke died after a long illness; buried ashore the next day. 1846-Crossed the Equator in the eastern Pacific, north-south. 1933-Mast warned 2 petty officers for disturbing the peace and another for leaving his post; also gave a Marine an extra midwatch for disregarding orders. 11 May 1825-Seaman Moses Williams died; buried ashore in Messina, Sicily, the next day. 1835-Arrived at Portsmouth, England. 1854-Arrived at Porto Grande, Cape Verde Is. 1932-Proceeded from Washington, DC, to Alexandria, VA. 12 May 1825-A lieutenant tried by court martial, publicly reprimanded, and restored to duty. 1828-Seaman Nathaniel Carin had his right leg amputated for unspecified reasons. 1932-Proceeded from Alexandria, VA, to Washington, DC. 13 May 1821-Departed Boston, MA. 1828-Seaman Nathaniel Carin died a day after having his right leg amputated. 1846-Arrived at Valparaiso, Chile. 14 May 1799-Arrived at Boston, MA. 1806-Arrived at Algiers, Algeria. 1811-Departed Boston, MA. 1822-Arrived at Leghorn, Italy. 1823-Departed Malaga, Spain. 1827-Departed Eginia (Aegina) I. and arrived at Athens, Greece, the same day. 1845-At Danang, Vietnam, learned of Catholic bishop threatened by natives; demanded his safe delivery. Took 3 "mandarins" as hostages for same. 1849-Three men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1853-Arrived at Algiers, Algeria. 15 May 1812-A boy deserted at Washington, DC. 1815-Arrived at New York City. 1843-A man given 12 lashes for drunkenness. 1845-At Danang, in continuing effort to free a missionary bishop from local threats, captured 3 war junks. 1933-Four AWOL Marines returned drunk, disobedient, disrespectful and obscene; later summary court martial gave each 2 months in brig and fine. Departed Astoria, OR. 16 May 1799-Seaman Thomas Woodman died of gout and was buried in the bay. 1826-Departed Gibraltar. 1835-Departed Portsmouth, England. 1855-Arrived at Havana, Cuba. 1880-Departed Hampton Roads, VA. 1933-Arrived at Gray's Harbor, WA. 17 May 1799-Seaman Thomas White died of gout and was buried ashore. 1801-Departed Mole St. Nicholas, Haiti. 1806-Departed Algiers, Algeria. 1827-Departed Athens, Greece, and arrived at Paros I. the same day. 1840-Departed Payta, Peru. 1933-One Seaman AWOL 1 1/2 hours. 18 May 1837-Departed Leghorn, Italy. 1853-Departed Algiers, Algeria. 1880-Arrived New York City. 1991-Awarded Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation for participation in Coast Guard Bicentennial events during 1989-90. 19 May 1804-Departed Naples, Italy. 20 May 1803-Edward Preble assumed command of ship in Boston, MA. 1824-Arrived at New York City. 1839-Departed New York City. 1845-At Danang, Vietnam, 3 junks captured on 15th attempted escape but were retaken and reanchored near ship. 1846-Departed Valparaiso, Chile. 21 May 1806-Arrived at Gibraltar. 1827-Departed Paros I. and arrived at Napoli de Romania (Nauplia), Greece, the same day. 1846-One man given 12 lashes for insolence to the Boatswain. 1849-Four men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1850-Departed Spezzia, Italy. 1855-Departed Havana, Cuba. 22 May 1849-Nine men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1854-Departed Porto Grande, Cape Verde Is. 23 May 1821-Quartermaster James B. Davis died and was buried at sea. 1822-Departed Leghorn, Italy. 1823-Seaman John Richards fell overboard from mizzen topgallant yard and was lost. 1828-Departed Gibraltar, ending tour as Flagship, Mediterranean Squadron. 1836-Departed Port Mahon, Minorca. 1843-A man given 6 lashes for drunkenness. 1850-Arrived at Leghorn, Italy. 1854-Arrived at Porto Praya, Cape Verde Is. 24 May 1804-Arrived at Messina, Sicily. 1811-Arrived at Annapolis, MD. 1812-A man deserted at Washington, DC. 1815-Departed New York City. 1826-Arrived at Algiers, Algeria. 1845-At Danang, Vietnam, 3 war junks previously taken in order to cause locals to free a missionary bishop were relaesed as a goodwill gesture -- without results. 1879-Arrived at New York City. 1932-A Petty Officer 1st Class given 2 weeks restriction for being out of uniform and absent from quarters. 25 May 1826-Departed Algiers, Algeria. 1836-Arrvied at Toulon, France. 1837-Arrived at Civitivecchia, Italy. 1849-Seven men flogged for unspecified offenses. 26 May 1845-Departed Turon (Danang), Cochin China (Vietnam), after more than 2 fruitless weeks of trying to free a missionary bishop said to be held under threat of execution. 1869-President Ulysses S. Grant visited the ship at Annapolis, the first President known to have been aboard. 1933-Departed Gray's Harbor, WA. 27 May 1823-Arrived at Tunis, Tunisia. 1840-Seaman Henry Peterson fell overboard while furling the mizzen topgallant sail and was rescued. 1849-Sailed from Leghorn to Spezzia, Italy. 1933-Arrived at Port Angeles, WA. 1969-Hugh Albert Moore relieved John William Powers as Captain. 28 May 1812-Two men deserted at Washington, DC. 1822-Arrived at Naples, Italy. 1827-Departed Naploi de Romania (Nauplia), Greece. 1837-Departed Civitivecchia, Italy. 1843-A petty officer and a man given 6 lashes each for breaking liberty. 29 May 1806-Hugh George Campbell relieved John Rodgers as Captain. 1825-Departed Messina, Sicily. 1827-Arrived at Spezia (Cythera?) I. 1844-Departed New York City. 1924-John David McKinnon, Captain 1971-2, born in Salem, MA. 30 May 1804-Departed Messina, Sicily. 1849-Nine men flogged, 2 for "being dirty." 1865-Seaman Clement Smith, a Black, died; buried ashore in Newport, RI. 1879-Departed New York City. 31 May 1800-One man flogged for drunkenness and neglect of duty. 1804-Arrived at Syracuse, Sicily. 1824-Thomas Macdonough relieved Jacob Jones as Captain. 1826-Seaman Edward Cogswell died and was buried at sea. 1827-Departed Spezia (Cythera?) I. and arrived at Napoli de Romania (Nauplia), Greece, the same day. 1837-Arrived at Palermo, Sicily. 1843-A man given 12 lashes for desertion. 1933-Proceeded from Port Angeles to Seattle, WA. |