Lachlan Macquarie was dispatched from Britain to replace this man after he was ousted from a political position by a coup sparked when this man ordered the arrest of John MacArthur, leading to George Johnston leading a 400-strong corps to capture this man.
A cartoon lampooning this man's cowardice shows him being dragged out from beneath a bed by a red-coated British soldier while two other British soldiers watch. During the Battle of Camperdown, this man commanded the ship HMS Director, which captured enemy commander Jan de Winter. In James Morrison's diary of a journey commanded by this man, he promised that he would "do [Morrison] justice if I ever reach England," after Morrison refused to desert him. (*) Lachlan Macquarie was dispatched from Britain to replace this man after he was ousted from a political position by a coup sparked when this man ordered the arrest of John MacArthur, leading to George Johnston leading a 400-strong corps to capture this man. After a five-month-long stop at Tahiti, this man's crew, led by Fletcher Christian, forced him off his ship and adrift in an open rowboat. For 10 points, name this British admiral, who was overthrown as Governor of New South Wales by the Rum Rebellion, the target of the mutiny on the Bounty. 
A cartoon lampooning this man's cowardice shows him being dragged out from beneath a bed by a red-coated British soldier while two other British soldiers watch.
William Bligh 