In September, Bickerton was given the newly repaired HMS "Brune"; she was decommissioned in May the following year and Bickerton was without a ship until January 1787, when he commissioned HMS "Sibyl" and in her sailed for the Leeward Islands once more.
The command was short-lived however, she was decommissioned in May the following year and Bickerton was without a ship until January 1787 when he commissioned HMS "Sibyl" and in her sailed for the Leeward Islands once more. In September, Bickerton was given the newly repaired, HMS "Brune".
In September, Bickerton was given the newly repaired, HMS "Brune". The command was short-lived however, she was decommissioned in May the following year and Bickerton was without a ship until January 1787 when he commissioned HMS "Sibyl" and in her sailed for the Leeward Islands once more.
In September, Bickerton was given the newly repaired, HMS "Brune". The command was short-lived however, she was decommissioned in May the following year and Bickerton was without a ship until January 1787 when he commissioned HMS "Sibyl" and in her sailed for the Leeward Islands once more.