Finch, 11 Gun Sloop
| Nationality | British |  |
| Formerly | Eagle | W012 |
| Captured | 1813-Jun-03 | W012 |
| Type | Sloop | W012 |
| In Service | 1813-Jun | W012 |
| Out Service | 1814-Sep-11 | W012 |
| Fate | Captured | W012 |
| Became | Eagle | W012 |
| Length | Keel | Beam | Depth | Draught | Burthen | Displacement | Source |
| 64' 0" | | 20' 4" | 5' 8" | | 110 | | W012 |
| Date | Crew | Guns | Deck | B/S Weight | Source |
| 1812 | 50 | 11 | 6 x 18C, 4 x 6, 1 x 18 | 84 | B045 |
| Date From | Date to | Name | Source |
| 1813-Jun | 1814-Sep-11 | Lieutenant William Hicks | B045 |
| Date From | Date To | Rank/Position | Name | Source |
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Service record
| 1813-Jun-03 | Sunk by British gunboats near Ile aux Noix. Raised and taken into service | B045 |
| 1813-Jul-31 | together with Chubb and 3 gunboats landed 1000 troops at Plattsburg | B045 |
| 1814-Sep-11 | Recaptured at the Battle of Lake Champlain after running aground | W012 |
Notes
At Battle of Lake Champlain the Finch had two men wounded (B045)
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