three small gold medals, for the battles of the Nile, Trafalgar and San Domingo. Lord Collingwood. Received small gold medals for the battles of the Glorious First of June and St Vincent, and a large gold medal for Trafalgar. Viscount Nelson. Awarded three large medals, for the battles of St. Vincent, the Nile and posthumously for Trafalgar. Other selected awards are listed below: Large Gold Medal Viscount Duncan. Commanded British fleet at Camperdown Alexander Hood. Vice Admiral at the Glorious First of June Earl Howe. Commanded British fleet at the Glorious First of June John Jervis, Earl of St Vincent. Commanded British fleet at St Vincent Small Gold Medal William Bligh, As captain of , during the Battle of Camperdown, he captured Vrijheid, commanded by Vice-Admiral Jan Willem de Winter Philip Broke. As captain of , he captured USS Chesapeake during the War of 1812 Sir James Gambier. Commanded on the Glorious First of June Sir Edward Hamilton. As captain of , he recaptured Sir Charles Knowles. Commanded at St Vincent William Mounsey. As captain of HMS Bonne Citoyenne, he captured the French frigate Furieuse George Murray. Commanded at St Vincent Thomas Pringle. Commanded on the Glorious First of June Sir Michael Seymour. As captain of , he captured the French frigate Thétis Robert Stopford. Commanded at San Domingo Charles Tyler. Commanded at Trafalgar References Bibliography Dorling, H. Taprell, Ribbons and Medals, (1956), A. H. Baldwin & Son Joslin, Edward C, Observer Book of British Awards and Medals, (1973), Frederick Warne & Co Joslin, Litherland and Simpkin (eds), British Battles and Medals, (1988), Spink Mussell, J (ed), Medals Yearbook 2016, (2015), Token Publishing. Contains (pp. 295–302) a complete list of medals awarded between 1793–1847. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004) Oxford University Press. Contains biographies of most recipients of the Naval Gold Medal. British campaign medals Decorations of the Royal Navy