[4] Lloyd's Register for 1816 showed Welton's master changing from E. Bullstone to J. Gritton, and her trade from London–Barbados to London–Île de France.

[5] A list of "Country and Licensed Ships" showed Welton, J. Gritton, master, sailing for Bombay on 15 May 1815.

[7] Lloyd's List reported on 13 January 1818 that Wilton, Wallis, master (late Gritton), had been lost in August on the Hooghly River.

Then on 23 January Lloyd's List reported that Wilton, Wallis, master had capsized in the Hooghly on 14 August 1817 as she was sailing from Bengal to London, but that the crew had been saved.

[8] Another report stated that Welton, Wallace, master, had capsized on 18 August after striking the Ryapore Sand.