Q:What type of details about samuel sutton can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: samuel sutton -lrb- 1760 -- june 1832 -rrb- was an officer in the royal navy . he entered the service shortly after the start of the american war of independence , and spent most of his early career serving with captain and later admiral joshua rowley . he saw action at several engagements with the french fleets in the west indies , and ended the war as a lieutenant . left without active employment by the following years of peace , sutton briefly returned to service during the spanish armament in 1790 , but the outbreak of the french revolutionary wars in 1793 brought him steady work . after serving in a number of ships and being present at cornwallis 's retreat in 1795 , sutton received command of a sloop , and with it the opportunity to render a service to a member of the french aristocracy , and the future charles x of france . promoted for his good service , sutton served as a flag captain to several admirals , including horatio nelson . he briefly commanded , before surrendering her to thomas hardy , who would go on to command '' victory '' at trafalgar , and be present at nelson 's death . sutton instead took command of a frigate , and in 1804 was involved in a controversial action that saw the capture of three spanish frigates and the destruction of a fourth . made wealthy from the spoils , sutton nevertheless remained in the navy , taking part in the chase of the french fleet to the west indies in 1805 . his health declined during this period , and he went ashore in october that year . he retired from active service , and served as a magistrate and local official for his community , being promoted to rear-admiral in 1821 and dying in 1832 .
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