Answer the following question: What key details about sir george cockburn , 10th baronet can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: admiral of the fleet sir george cockburn , 10th baronet -lrb- 22 april 1772 -- 19 august 1853 -rrb- was a royal navy officer . as a captain he was present at the battle of cape st vincent in february 1797 during the french revolutionary wars and commanded the naval support at the reduction of martinique in february 1809 during the napoleonic wars . he also directed the capture and burning of washington on 24 august 1814 as an advisor to major general robert ross during the war of 1812 . he went on to be first naval lord and in that capacity sought to improve the standards of gunnery in the fleet , forming a gunnery school at portsmouth ; later he ensured that the navy had latest steam and screw technology and put emphasis of the ability to manage seamen without the need to resort to physical punishment .
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- death place is leamington spa , warwickshire- caption is sir george cockburn- battles is french revolutionary wars napoleonic wars war of 1812- death date is 19 august 1853- allegiance is kingdom of great britain ukgbi- commands is hms '' minerve '' hms '' meleager '' hms '' phaeton '' '' hms '' captain '' hms '' pompee '' hms speedy '' implacable north american station '' hms '' inconstant '' hms- awards is knight grand cross of the order of the bath- birth date is 22 april 1772- serviceyears is 1786 - 1846- name is sir george cockburn , bt- branch is ukgbi- image is sir george cockburn.jpg- birth place is london- rank is admiral of the fleet