The collapse of the Nore movement brought executions and other punishments instead of a settlement like Spithead's. Richard Parker was convicted of treason and piracy and hanged from HMS Sandwich; twenty-nine mutineers were hanged in total. Others were imprisoned, flogged, or transported to Australia. William Redfern, a surgeon's mate transported for his role, later became a respected surgeon and landowner in New South Wales.
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From mutiny punishment to colonial Australia
The Nore reprisals ranged from execution to transportation, while William Redfern's later career links naval discipline to colonial New South Wales.