Benjamin Hallowell Carew

Admiral of the Blue

Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew

GCB
Admiral of the Blue; Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew; GCB
	c. 1833 portrait of Carew by John Hayter
Born	1 January 1761; probably Boston, Massachusetts
Died	2 September 1834 (aged 73); Beddington Park, Wallington, London
Allegiance	Great Britain ; United Kingdom
Branch	Royal Navy
Service years	c. 1781–1834
Rank	Admiral of the Blue
Commands	HMS Scorpion; HMS Camel; HMS Robust; HMS Courageux; HMS Lowestoffe; HMS Lively; HMS Swiftsure; HMS Argo; HMS Tigre; Cork Station; Nore Command
Conflicts	American War of Independence Battle of the Chesapeake; Battle of Saint Kitts; Battle of the Saintes; Battle of the Mona Passage; ; French Revolutionary Wars Siege of Toulon (1793); Siege of Bastia; Siege of Calvi; Battle of the Hyères Islands; Battle of Cape St. Vincent (1797); Battle of the Nile; Action of 7 April 1800; Action of 24 June 1801; ; Napoleonic Wars Caribbean campaign of 1803–1810; Trafalgar campaign; Alexandria expedition of 1807; Peninsular War; ;
Awards	Colonel of Marines; Order of Saint Ferdinand and Merit (Naples)
Relations	Ann Inglefield (wife)

Admiral of the Blue Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew GCB (born Benjamin Hallowell; 1 January 1761 – 2 September 1834) was a Royal Navy officer. He was one of the select group of officers, referred to by Lord Nelson as his "Band of Brothers", who served with him at the Battle of the Nile.