"Chesapeake" herself was captured during the War of 1812, when on June 1, 1813, after a series of naval engagements with the Royal Navy, the British frigate captured "Chesapeake" in a single-ship action near Boston. The Royal Navy commissioned "Chesapeake", but put her up for sale at Portsmouth in July 1819. Her timbers are now part of the Chesapeake Mill in Wickham, England.