[1] On 24 January 1806 Lloyd's List reported that Nimble, Cudd, master, from Oporto to Liverpool, was on shore at Carnarvon Bay and waterlogged.

Cudd constructed a new one by taking a spar top-mast, cutting it in half, and chiseling out the interior to the bore of the pump.

Lloyd's List reported that an American privateer had captured Nimble, Cudd, master, in January 1814 and sent her into Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

The answer is that Captain Destebecho, of Invincible had captured Nimble, of 10 guns and 15 men, Cudd, master, on 7 January.

Destebecho took off part of her cargo and then put a prize crew on Nimble, sending her to the United States.

[12] On 27 January Destebecho captured Lion, Jackson, master, which had been sailing from Bristol to the West Indies.