[2] EIC voyage #2 (1803–1804): Captain Samuel London sailed from The Downs on 31 January 1803, bound for St Helena and Bengal.

City of London was at St Helena on 3 April, the Cape of Good Hope on 22 May, and Madras on 11 July.

[2] EIC voyage #3 (1805–1806): War with France had resumed and so Captain London acquired a letter of marque on 14 April 1805.

[2] EIC voyage #4 (1807–1808): Captain Joseph Yates acquired a letter of marque on 24 January 1807.

[2] EIC voyage #5 (1809–1811): Captain Yates sailed from Portsmouth on 28 April 1809, bound for Madras and Bengal.

City of London was at Madeira on 8 May, reached Madras on 15 September, and arrived at Diamond Harbour on 22 October.

Yates landed with the invasion force, bringing many of his crew with him, as did Captain William Nesbit of Huddart.

[2] On 30 April City of London, Sovereign, Harriet, and Sir William Bensley were at 25°40′N 23°5′W / 25.667°N 23.083°W / 25.667; -23.083 and under escort by HMS Hotspur, which parted from them and returned to England.

[6] City of London reached Madras on 1 August and arrived at Diamond Harbour on 8 September.

She was at Colombo on 3 March, reached St Helena on 8 June, and arrived at Purfleet on 13 August.

On 11 July she was at Deal, having sailed from Bengal (29 January) via Madras (26 February), the Cape (4 May), and St. Helena (17 May).

Jenkins may have intended to sail from London for Île de France, Madras, and Bengal on 15 November.