[1] On 24 April she put into Plymouth, as did London Packet, Annett, master.

[2][a] On 10 August 1813 Mullett, Smith, master, arrived at Suriname after having gone ashore.

[6] Towards the end of 1813, the agents of the Berbice Commissioners, had secured space aboard Mullett to take a considerable amount of produce to England.

Insurance was not forthcoming as a court ruled that the cargo had been originally loaded on an unseaworthy vessel.

Lastly, the Commissioners could not claim against Mullett's owners as they had in the meantime gone bankrupt.