With the threat of attacks on British trade in the region significantly reduced, the Royal Navy correspondingly reduced their presence in the Caribbean and the remaining British ships were distributed to observe trouble spots in the region, which in 1812 included the independent nation of Haiti.
The Royal Navy correspondingly reduced their presence in the Caribbean. This was with the threat of attacks on British trade in the region. This region was significantly reduced. With the threat of attacks on British trade in the region significantly reduced, the remaining British ships were distributed to observe trouble spots in the region. The region in 1812 included the independent nation of Haiti.