| 01 Nov 1804-Departed Malta. 1835-Departed Port Mahon, Minorca. 1849-Arrived at Spezia, Italy. 1933-Two Petty Officers involved in an auto accident. 02 Nov 1804-Arrived at Syracuse, Sicily. 1823-Departed Gibraltar. 1839-Arrived at Valparaiso, Chile. 1844-Arrived at Bembetooka Bay, Madagascar. 1845-Crossed the International Date Line, west-to-east. 1848-Two men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1850-Departed Spezzia, Italy. 1931-Proceeded fom Baltimore to Annapolis, MD. 1933-Proceeded from San Pedro to Avalon, CA, then departed again that same day. 03 Nov 1803-One man given 36 lashes for drunkenness, neglect of duty, and theft; 6 others given 24 each for drnukenness and neglect of duty. 1823-Arrived at Cadiz, Spain. 1853-Captured slaver H. N. GAMBRILL off Angolan coast. 1931-Arrived at San Diego, CA. 04 Nov 1844-Twelve men who had been on liberty the day before in Majunga, Madagascar, and who had had to be returned to the ship forcibly, given 12 lashes each. 1850-Arrived at Genoa, Italy. 05 Nov 1880-Reigert Bolivar Lowry, Captain 1877, died in Brooklyn, NY. 1881-Departed Newport, RI. 06 Nov 1812-Seaman John Toothaken [sic] died and was buried at sea. 1837-Two deserters returned. 1843-A man deserted at Portsmouth, VA. 1853-Departed Ambriz, Angola. 1867-Thomas Henderson Eastman rellieved by George Dewey as Captain. 1869-Charles Stewart, Captain 1813-15, died in Bordentown, NJ. 1883-Louis Joseph Gulliver, Captain 1931-34, born in Portland, ME. 07 Nov 1803-Arrived at Algeciras, Spain. 1810-One Marine given 12 lashes for misconduct and another 24 for drunkenness and abusive language; a seaman was flogged for drunkenness. 1844-Arrived at Nos Beh (Nossibe) I. 1849-Two men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1850-Departed Genoa, Italy. 1853-Arrived at Sao Paolo de Loando (Luanda), Angola. 1931-Arrived at Washington, DC 08 Nov 1835-Arrived at Athens, Greece. 1841-Daniel Turner placed the ship in ordinary at Norfolk, VA. 1845-PVT Charles G. clyde died and was buried at sea. 1933-One man given 10 hours extra duty for being out of uniform, late hammock, unauhtorized smoking, and disobedience; another the same for disrespectful language. 09 Nov 1804-John Rodgers relieved Stephen Decatur, Jr., as Captain. 1805-Departed Leghorn, Italy. 1811-Departed Cherbourg, France. 1812-Captured American brig SOUTH CAROLINA operating under British license. 1825-Quarter Gunner William Morrisson died and was buried ashore in the Neutral Ground north of Gibraltar. 1931-Two leadsmen commended for their performance on trip up the Potomac River. 10 Nov 1798-Arrived at Boston, MA. 1807-Departed Boston, MA. 1825-Thomas Macdonough, Captain 1825-24, died at sea after leaving the ship. 1841-forty men deserted at Portsmouth, VA. 1842-Departed Norfolk, VA. 1869-Half-masted colors in memory of Rear Admiral Charles Stewart, the ship's Captain, 1813-15. 11 Nov 1811-Arrived at Portsmouth, England. 1820-Hugh George Campbell, Captain 1807-07, died in Washington, DC. 1823-Departed Cadiz, Spain. 1841-Nineteen men found to have deserted during the previous night at Portsmouth, VA. 1854-Five deserters from an American whaler brought aboard at Porto Praya, Cape Verde Is. Three subsequently shipped in the Navy. 1931-President and Mrs. Herbert Hoover and Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams visited the ship. 12 Nov 1822-Departed Port Mahon, Minorca. 1837-Nine men given 12 lashes each for drunkenness. 1844-Departed Nos Beh (Nossibe) I. 1866-Court martial fines Seaman 2 months pay and gives him 15 days solitary confinement on bread and water for drunkenness and AWOL. 1877-Three boys given 1 day's confinement each, 1 for profanity and 2 for overstaying liberty. 13 Nov 1803-Departed Algeciras, Spain. 1837-A Petty Officer and 4 men given 12 lashes each for mutinous conduct and smuggling liquor. 1844-A man received 12 lashes for threatening the Captain. 14 Nov 1799-Two men flogged and confined in irons for 14 hours for theft. 1823-Arrived at Cadiz, Spain. 15 Nov 1799-Seaman Archibald Thompson died of a complication of disorders and was buried at sea. 1827-Departed Smyrna (Izmir), Turkey. 1839-Departed Valparaiso, Chile. 1861-Fired 21-gun salute in honor of Union victory at Port Royal, SC, on the 7th. 16 Nov 1803-A Marine was given 48 lashes for refusing duty, contempt to his commanding officer, insolence, and neglect of duty; a sailor was given 36 for drunkenness, insolence, and neglect of duty; and another received 24 for drunkenness and neglect of duty. 1823-Arrived at Gibraltar. 1825-Departed Gibraltar. 1835-Departed Athen, Greece. 1845-Arrived at Honolulu, Hawaii. Two men flogged for drunkenness and disobedience while members of a watering party. 1880-Departed Hampton Roads, VA. 1931-A Marine was awarded 2 weeks restriction for "improper performance of duty." 17 Nov 1803-Seaman George G. Brown died. 1810-Departed Newcastle, DE. 1811-Seaman William Wallace deserted to the ship by swimming from a British frigate. 1842-A man flogged for striking his superior. 1849-Three men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1853-Departed Sao Paolo do Loando (Luanda), Angola. 1854-Departed Porto Praya, Cape Verde Is. 1861-Henry Martin Blue relieved Edward Phelps Lull as Captain. 18 Nov 1811-Seaman Collins Frazier died during the night. 1814-A court martial awarded a deserter 100 lashes. 1835-Arrived at Cira (Siros) I. 1844-Arrived at Metony, Zanzibar I. 1931-Departed Washington, DC. 19 Nov 1803-Arrived at Algiers, Algeria. 1805-Arrived at Algiers, Algeria. 1822-Arrived at Gibraltar. 1825-PVT Michael Hurley died and was buried at sea off Malaga, Spain. 1835-Departed Cira (Siros) I. 1842 Ordinary Seaman Robert Hayslett died and was buried at sea. 20 Nov 1810-Seaman Samuel Francis fell from the mizzen rigging and drowned. 1811-Two men deserted from a ship's boat. 1835-Arrived at Vourla (Urla) Turkey. 21 Nov 1803-Departed Algiers, Algeria. 1805-Departed Algiers, Algeria. 1810-Seaman Caleb Martin fell overboard and drowned. 1811-Departed Portsmouth, England. 1828-Philip Carrington Johnson, Captain 1864-66, born in Maine. 1835-Departed Vourla (Urla), Turkey. 1854-Arrived at Porto Grande, Cape Verde Is. 1931-Arrived at Wilmington, NC. 22 Nov 1811-Arrived at Cherbourg, France. 1821-Arrived at Gibraltar. 1835-Arrived at Smyrna (Izmir), Turkey. 1848-Three men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1849-Four men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1934-Thomas Coyne, Captain 1972-74, born in Boston, MA. 23 Nov 1798-One junior officer placed in irons for "seditious words," a second arrested for "abusing" a superior officer, and a third arrested for "unofficerlike conduct." 1857-Foxall Alexander Parker, Sr., Captain 1842-3, died in Philadelphia, PA. 1931-Marine given 1 month probation for unmilitary conduct, and to a sailor and a Marine for using "obscene language." 24 Nov 1824-Arrived at Gibraltar. 1837-One man given 24 lashes and 3 others 12 each for intoxication. 1854-Departed Porto Grande, Cape Verde Is. 25 Nov 1880-Reigert Bolivar Lowry, Captain 1877, died in Brooklyn, NY. 1881-Departed Newport, RI. 26 Nov 1812-A Marine court martialled at sea for threatening the life of a superior officer. 1839-Arrived at Callao, Peru. 1844-Departed Metony, Zanzibar I. 1846-Two men who deserted this date returned under arrest; subsequently given 12 lashes each. 27 Nov 1805-Arrived at Syracuse, Sicily. 1849-Sailed from Spezzia to Genoa, Italy. Five men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1850-Arrived at Gibraltar. 1881-Arrived at New York, NY. 1932-A Petty Officer 2nd Class AWOL. 28 Nov 1803-Arrived at Syracuse, Sicily. 1804-Departed Syracuse, Sicily. 1810-Arrived at New London, CT. 29 Nov 1803-One man given 36 lashes for drunkenness, neglect of duty, and stealing rum from ship's stores; 4 others receive 24 each for stealing rum and drunkenness. 1825-Arrived at Port Mahon, Minorca. 1837-One man given 12 lashes and another 6 for intoxication, and a third waas flogged for insolence to an officer. 1848-Two men flogged for unspecified offenses. 1853-Arrived at St. Helena I. 1880-Arrived at Philadelphia, PA. 30 Nov 1803-Purser James Smith Deblois deied and was buried ashore in Syracuse, Sicily. 1824-Departed Gibraltar. 1931-Departed Wilmington, NC. |