History and chronology of John Jervis St Vincent in Great Britain

General

American War Independence
Military
Napoleonic Wars
Rebellion
Seven Years War
Whig Party

Events

Admiral
Battle Levant
Battle Quebec
Birth
Blockade Brest
Capture Pegase
Commander
Election
First Lord the Admiralty
Lieutenant
Member Parliament
Peerage
Rebellion
Resignation
Retirement
Vice Admiral

Places

Brest
Channel Flee
English Channel
Launceston
Levant
London
Meaford
Paris
Quebec
St Vincent
Yarmouth

John Jervis St Vincent History of Great Britain


1735	Birth
9th Jan Meaford Birth of John Jervis , Meaford, Staffordshire
1755	Lieutenant
Appointed Lieutenant
1759	Battle of Quebec
Quebec Serves in the operations against Quebec
1763	Commander
Appointed Commander of the Alarm after the Treaty of Paris
1778	Battle of Levant
27th July Levant Commands the Foudroyant
1782	Capture of Pegase
19th April Captures the French ship of the line, Pegase
1783	Election
Launceston Elected Member of Parliament for Launceston
1784	Member of Parliament
Yarmouth Appointed of Parliament for Yarmouth
1793	Vice Admiral
London Appointed Vice Admiral
1795	Admiral
London Appointed Admiral
1795	Commander
Paris Appointed Commander of the Mediterranean Fleet
1797	Peerage
St Vincent Created Earl of St Vincent, after the battle of St Vincent
1799	Resignation
Aug London Resigns due to ill health
1800	Blockade of Brest
Brest Begins a British blockade of Brest
1800	Commander
Appointed Commander of the Channel Fleet
1801	First Lord of the Admiralty
London Appointed First Lord of the Admiralty
1801	Rebellion
Channel Flee Defeats sedition in the Channel Fleet
English Channel Defeats sedition in the Channel Fleet
Channel Flee Defeats sedition in the Channel Fleet
English Channel Defeats sedition in the Channel Fleet
1806	Admiral
London Appointed Admiral of the Fleet
1810	Retirement
London Retires from service