the Spanish ship Felicity (or Felicidad). After the Battle of Pulo Aura, Lloyd's Patriotic Fund gave each captain a sword worth £50, and one to Lieutenant Robert Merrick Fowler (RN), who had distinguished himself in a variety of capacities during the engagement, and one worth £100 to Captain Nathaniel Dance, who had been the commodore of the fleet. Citations References Low, Sampson The charities of London in 1861: comprising an account of the operations Sampson Low, Sons & Company. 1861 Lincoln, Margarette Representing the Royal Navy: British sea power, 1750-1815 Ashgate 28 December 2002. Gawler, Jim Britons Strike Home: A History of Lloyd's Patriotic Fund, 1803 - 1988. External links Lloyd's Patriotic Fund Charities based in London 1803 establishments in England