List of vessels of the Bengal Pilot Service to 1834
H & I

List of vessels of the Bengal Pilot Service to 1834

Section Title: H & I
Table Section Text: None

Name	Type	Tons burthen (bm)	Year built	Where built	Remarks

Haldane†	Schooner	163	1797	Fort William	Sold 28 June 1816; possibly sold at Port Jackson 1821

Harland†	132	1772	Bombay Dockyard	Dispatched to sea October 1776 and lost

Harriett†	Agent vessel	70	1795	Calcutta	Sold into the country service

Harrington†	150	1796	Calcutta	The French privateer Apollon, Captain Jean-François Hodoul, captured her on 9 November 1797 off Sand Heads (equally, Balasore Roads). Harrington arrived at Mauritius on 21 December.

Hastings†‡	Schooner	170	1787, or 1785	Bombay Dockyard	Converted to a buoy vessel May 1818; sold to local buyers 11 October 1820. A fire destroyed her in the night on 17 April 1823 while she was at Pulau Pasang, off Padang.

Hattrass† (or Hatras)	197	1819	Kidderpore	Still in BPS in 1851

Hawk†	180	1778	Batavia	Sold March 1783

Hawke‡	Sloop	1749	Bombay Dockyard

Hawke‡	Gallivat	1773	Bombay Dockyard

Hay†	150	1796	Calcutta	On 21 December 1796 the French privateer Enterprise captured her in Balasore Roads.

Henry Meriton†‡	Brig	190	1817	Bombay Dockyard	Sold 1838 to local buyers and renamed William

Hertford†‡	Sloop	1752	Pegu	Sold 1 July 1767

Hope†	Light vessel	180	1834	Howrah	Stationed at the Sand Heads. In 1842 she caught fire whilst at Saugor, but was saved.

Hooghly†‡ (or (Hooghli, or Houghley)	Schooner	130, or 147, or 150	1794	Bombay Dockyard	Captain Humphrys, rescued, with John Bebb, the passengers and crew of Asia, Captain Tremenheere 1 June 1809; condemned and sold out of the service at Calcutta.

Hughley Anna‡	Ketch	1705

Hunter‡	Schooner	1758

Indus (later Industry†‡	Schooner	140	1776	Bombay Dockyard	Taken by the French 1782

Intelligence†	Schooner	160	1780	Calcutta	Transferred to the Fort Marlborough Residency 1782

Sentence(s)

The Bengal Pilot Service vessels Hooghly and John Bebb rescued the passengers and crew.

final_sentence: The Bengal Pilot Service vessels Hooghly and John Bebb rescued the passengers and crew.