Name | Peterel (1860) | Explanation | |
Type | Sloop | ||
Launched | 10 November 1860 | ||
Hull | Wooden | Length | 160 feet |
Propulsion | Screw | Men | 140 |
Builders measure | 669 tons | ||
Displacement | 847 tons | ||
Guns | 11 | ||
Fate | 1901 | Last in commission | 1876 |
Class | Rosario | ||
Ships book | ADM 135/357 | ||
Career | |||
Date | Event | ||
10 November 1860 | Launched at Devonport Dockyard. | ||
2 February 1862 - 20 February 1864 | Commanded (from commissioning at Plymouth) by Commander George Willes Watson, North America and West Indies | ||
20 February 1864 - 21 August 1865 | Commanded (until paying off at Plymouth) by Commander Edward Madden, North America and West Indies | ||
2 June 1866 - 6 September 1868 | Commanded (from commissioning at Plymouth) by Commander William Elrington Gordon, Cape of Good Hope and east coast of Africa | ||
16 April 1868 - 7 April 1870 | Commanded (until paying off at Plymouth) by Commander Ernest Grey Lambton Cochrane, Cape of Good Hope then (July 1869) west coast of Africa | ||
1 March 1872 | Commanded (from commissioning at Plymouth) by Commander Cecil George Sloane Stanley, Pacific | ||
(May 1874) - 23 June 1876 | Commanded (until paying off at Plymouth) by Commander William Edgar De Crackenthorpe Cookson, Pacific | ||
December 1877 | Lightship. | ||
(1879) | East coast of Ireland; lightship to mark the wreck of Vanguard, sunk in a collision with Iron Duke. | ||
December 1885 | Coal depot. | ||
October 1901 | Sold. |