[3] On 5 February 1804 Adolphe sent into Calais a British brig of 200 tons (bm), carrying sugar, tea, and gunpowder.

Lloyd's List (LL) supposed that the vessel was Bassett, Purchar, master, which had been sailing from London to Falmouth.

[10] A report from France dated 10 February 1805 stated that she had captured the three-masted ship Royal George off the Isle of Wight.

Royal George, of London, had a crew of ten and was carrying ivory, corn, flour, iron, tin, dye wood, and the like.

[11] A report dated 14 February stated that Adolphe had taken into Boulogne a British ship carrying flour, dye wood, lead, tin plates, etc.

Betsey, of 150 tons (bm), with her cargo of wine and fruit, and the sloop Happy Return, with "90 guns in ballast", arrived at Dieppe on 30 April.

She had sailed from the Dunkirk Roads on 21 January and two days later near Dogger Bank had captured Leith Packet, which was carrying a cargo of hemp from Tonningen to London.

Lloyd's List reported that Leith Packet, Brooke, master, had been sailing from the Baltic and that her captor burnt her the day after capturing her.