[2] On 22 April 1800, the tender Gipsey, Lieutenant Tippett, commanding, captured the French privateer schooner Innocent, of two guns and 37 men.

[3] On 7 June, Gipsey, captured the French privateer schooner Volante, of one gun, small arms, and ten men.

[4] On 30 June the tenders Gipsy and Pickle captured the French privateer schooner Fidelle (probably Fidèle), which was armed with four guns and had a crew of 61 men.

Boger put into St John's to get the wounded into hospital and to effect repairs, both Gipsey and Quiproquo having sustained damage to their rigging.

[1][a] On 24 December Gipsey detained the American schooner Polly, which was sailing from Baltimore to Santiago de Cuba with a cargo of naval stores.

Although Foley claimed to have completely destroyed the French schooner, he had to abandon any attempt to get her off because the night was dark and the wind was rising.

On the failure of the expedition Gipsy carried the despatches to the admiral, and Fitton, in accordance with the senior officer's recommendation, received a promotion to lieutenant.