[7] The Naval Chronicle reported that Trende Haab, prize to Albion, Lieutenant Mayson Wright, had arrived at Portsmouth on 29 July.

[8] On 15 January 1804, Albion under the command of Mason [sic] Wright, captured three gunvessels: Marengo, Tureen de Naab, and Mercurius.

[9] On 24 November 1804, Albion joined in when the hired armed cutter Duke of Clarence sighted a large French lugger and set off in chase.

As Duke of Clarence awaited her boat's return she hit a submerged rock with the result that she started to fill with water.

Early in December 1807, Albion detained Martia Elizabeth, Betts, master, sailing from Lisbon to Hambro, and sent her into Falmouth.

[12] In February 1808, Albion sent into Falmouth, Active, King, master, which had been sailing from St Ube's to Philadelphia.

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