| 1795-96 Vice-Admiral George Keith Elphinstone |
| 1796-98 Rear-Admiral Thomas Pringle |
| 1798 Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh Christian |
| 1799-03 Vice-Admiral Sir Roger Curtis |
| 1803-06 Dutch Colony |
| 1806-07 Commodore Sir Home Popham |
| 1807-08 Rear-Admiral Charles Stirling |
| 1808 Commodore Josias Rowley |
| 1808-10 Vice-Admiral Albermarle Bertie |
| 1810-12 Rear-Admiral Hon. Robert Stopford |
| 1812-15 Rear-Admiral Charles Tyler |
| 1815-16 Rear-Admiral Sir George Cockburn |
| 1816-17 Rear-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm |
| 1817-20 Rear-Admiral Robert Plampin |
| 1820-21 Rear-Admiral Robert Lambert |
| 1821-22 Commodore James Lillicrap |
| 1822-24 Commodore Joseph Nourse |
| 1825 Commodore Constantine Robert Moorsom * |
| 1825-28 Commodore Hood Hanway Christian |
| 1827-28 Commodore William Skipsey |
| 1828-32 Commodore Charles Schomberg |
| 1831-34 Rear-Admiral Frederick Warren |
| 1834-37 Rear-Admiral Patrick Campbell |
| 1837-40 Rear-Admiral Hon.George Elliot |
| 1840-41 Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Durnford King |
| 1841-46 Rear-Admiral Hon. Josceline Percy |
| 1846 Rear-Admiral James Richard Dacres |
| 1846-48 |
| 1848-52 Rear-Admiral Barrington Reynolds |
You have missed Rear-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm, who was Commander-in-Chief at the Cape and St. Helena March 1816 to August 1817. He was followed by Pamplin.
Thank you for the correction. For some reason I believed Malcolm to be stationed at St. Helena only and not at the Cape, but it is clear that despite being appointed commander-in-chief in November 1816 Plampin did not arrive at the Cape until the following July. and that Malcolm had been the c-in-c at both stations up until then. For the same reason I also missed Rear-Admiral Sir George Cockburn , who was commander-in-chief at both St. Helena and the Cape prior to Malcolm, so I’ll amend the entry accordingly.