context: On September 4, 1860, a solemn ceremony of launching the clipper onto the water was held in the presence of Count E.V. Putyatin, engineer Pitcher and A.A. Peshchurov. For completion and finishing, the clipper was transferred to the docks. On October 17, A. A. Peshchurov was promoted to the rank of captain-lieutenant. On December 19, the clipper set off at the mouth of the Thames for a measured mile. During the testing of the machine, the Gaydamak developed a speed of 12 knots. In the evening of the same day, the clipper returned to prepare for the transition, according to the order of the Minister of the Sea - "to follow the Far East without going to Kronstadt." The acceptance certificate was signed by A. A. Peshchurov on December 20, on the same day the St. Andrew flag and a pennant were hoisted on the Gaydamak. Bad weather delayed the delivery of supplies and gunpowder from London until December 28. December 29, “Gaydamak” left for Plymouth [1] [2] [4].
question: Who was the first captain on the clipper of the Baltic Fleet "Gaydamak"?
answers.text: A. A. Peshchurov