On 8 February 1813, nine boats and 200 men of , "Belvidera", and , which were at anchor in Lynhaven Bay, chased and captured the letter of marque schooner "Lottery", of 225 tons, and pierced for 16 guns though only carrying six 12-pounder carronades. She had a crew 28 men and was sailing from Baltimore to Bordeaux with a cargo of coffee, sugar, and logwood. In the engagement the British had six men wounded, one of whom later died, but "Belvidera" herself suffered no casualties. The Americans suffered 19 men wounded, including their captain, John Southcomb, before they struck. Southcomb died of his wounds and his body was taken ashore.