List of gun-brigs of the Royal Navy
Bold (or modified Confounder) class
A revival of Sir William Rule's Confounder class of 1804, this final group was built to a somewhat modified version of that design, and were commonly referred to as the Bold class.

List of gun-brigs of the Royal Navy

Section Title: Bold (or modified Confounder) class
Table Section Text: A revival of Sir William Rule's Confounder class of 1804, this final group was built to a somewhat modified version of that design, and were commonly referred to as the Bold class.

Name	Ordered	Builder	Launched	Fate

Bold	16 November 1811	Tyson & Blake, Bursledon	26 June 1812	Wrecked 27 September 1813

Manly	16 November 1811	Thomas Hills, Sandwich	13 July 1812	Sold 12 December 1833

Snap	16 November 1811	Russell & Son, Lyme Regis	25 July 1812	Sold 4 January 1832

Thistle	16 November 1811	Mrs Mary Ross, Rochester	13 July 1812	Broken up July 1823

Boxer	16 November 1811	Hobbs & Hellyer, Redbridge, Southampton	25 July 1812	Captured by US Navy 9 September 1813

Borer	16 November 1811	Tyson & Blake, Bursledon	27 July 1812	Sold 12 October 1815

Shamrock	16 November 1811	Edward Larking, King's Lynn	8 August 1812	Sale notified 24 January 1867

Borer	16 November 1811	Thomas Hills, Sandwich	26 August 1812	Became dredger at Mauritius 1826-7

Conflict	16 November 1811	William Good, Bridport	26 September 1812	Sold 30 December 1840

Contest	16 November 1811	William Good, Bridport	24 October 1812	Presumed to have foundered 14 April 1828

Swinger	16 November 1811	William Good, Bridport	15 July 1813	Broken up March 1877

Plumper	16 November 1811	William Good, Bridport	9 October 1813	Sold 12 December 1833

Adder	2 November 1812	Robert Davy, Topsham, Exeter	28 June 1813	Wrecked December 1831

Griper	2 November 1812	Richards & Davidson, Hythe, Southampton	14 July 1813	Broken up November 1868

Clinker	2 November 1812	Robert Davy, Topsham, Exeter	15 July 1813	Sale notified 24 January 1867

Pelter	2 November 1812	Henry Tucker, Bideford	27 August 1813	Sold 8 August 1862

Mastiff	2 November 1812	William Taylor, Bideford	25 September 1813	Broken up May 1851

Snapper	2 November 1812	Hobbs & Hellyer, Redbridge, Southampton	27 September 1813	Sold 3 July 1861

Sentence(s)

Thistle was a gun-brig built by Mary Ross at Rochester.

final_sentence: Thistle was a gun-brig built by Mary Ross at Rochester.