. In November 1832, shortly after the "Sarandí" departed on patrol the garrison mutinied and murdered Mestivier. Order was restored by the crews of the British sealer "Rapid" and the French whaler "Jean Jacques". When the "Sarandí" returned in December, Pinedo took control of the settlement. In January 1833, HMS "Clio" arrived and her captain, James Onslow, informed Pinedo he was there to reassert British sovereignty and requested that Pinedo leave with the garrison. Pinedo departed on 4 January 1833 in the "Sarandí" followed by the "Rapid" the next day taking the garrison to Buenos Aires. Of the persons present in the remains of Vernet's settlement, four chose to leave in the "Rapid" leaving twenty-three residents in the now renamed Port Louis. HMS "Clio" did not remain long, staying only ten days and sailing after placing William Dickson in charge of the settlement. Roxa again chose to remain in the settlement and is listed by Thomas Helsby (Vernet's clerk) as one of the .