Homeward bound, she was at Diamond Harbour on 4 September, reached St Helena on 20 December, and was at Falmouth on 12 February 1802.

[6] On 28 February a gale drove Suffolk ashore on the Cornish coast near St. Ives, Cornwall.

Lloyd's Register for 1805 (published in 1804), shows Suffolk with R. Murray, master and owner, and trade London–St Vincent.

Lloyd's List reported on 14 June 1805 that the Spanish privateer Vangalure, of 16 guns, had captured Suffolk, Murray, master, on 21 May at 48°30′N 16°30′W / 48.500°N 16.500°W / 48.500; -16.500.

[10] Lloyd's Register for 1807 still showed Suffolk with R. Murray, master and owner, and trade still London–St Vincent.