Louis-François Ollivier (9 March 1770 11 September 1820sailingnavies.com) was a French Navy officer.
Career In 1809, Ollivier served as a lieutenant in the Escaut squadron. Along with Lieutenant Graton, he was tasked with a reconnaissance of the canals in Bruxelles and Bruges.Fonds Marine, p. 383.
In 1812, promoted to commander, Ollivier was in command of the frigate Rubis.Fonds Marine, p. 468. He chased the British brig HMS Daring off Tamara in February 1813 and forced her crew to scuttle the ship.Fonds Marine, p. 471. Rubis was wrecked soon after, and her consort Aréthuse repatriated her crew after the action of 7 February 1813.
In 1816, Ollivier commanded the frigate Revanche, on which ferried a Navy official, Marine Bourilhon, to Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, before returning to Brest.Fonds Marine, p. 504. The next year, he transported troops, despatches and convicts between France and Martinique.Fonds Marine, p. 513.
References
Bibliography Fonds Marine. Campagnes (opérations; divisions et stations navales; missions diverses). Inventaire de la sous-série Marine BB4. Tome deuxième: BB4 1 à 482 (1790–1826)