Battle of Amoy
26 August 1841, Amoy (Xiamen) and Kulangsu island
British victory; Amoy taken
Rear Admiral Sir William Parker and General Sir Hugh Gough took the war north. At Amoy the Chinese had built a long granite sea wall mounted with guns, which the 74s Wellesley and Blenheim bombarded for hours at close range with little effect on the stonework. The battery fell only when the troops landed and took it from behind; the forts on Kulangsu were stormed at the same time, and the war junks in the harbour were captured or destroyed.
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14 ships, none lost
Royal Navy
10 ships, none lost
East India Company (Bengal Marine and Indian Navy)
4 ships, none lost
Qing Chinese Navy
26 ships, none lost
Map
Parker's northern campaign August – October 1841