Troubridge was one of four vessels that Mr. T. Lockyer, of Plymouth, owned that the government hired at the same time.
In reporting the transaction, the Naval Chronicle described Trowbridge as armed with twenty 6-pounder guns and eight 18-pounder carronades.
[3] Marshall's biographical note makes no mention of Bevians's period of command of Troubridge.
[5] Readily available records do not reveal what happened to Sir Thomas Troubridge after the Navy ended her contract.
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