39:
45:
999:
on 5 January 1813. She arrived at
Calcutta on 16 March. Homeward bound, she passed Sagar on 12 May. However, she had to put back in Calcutta in early July because she was in a leaky state. She sprang a leak three times while descending the Bengal River and had to return to Calcutta to be docked.
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on 19 March and was at Culpee, an anchorage towards
Calcutta, and closer than Sagar, on 15 May. Homeward bound, She passed Saugor on 3 June, reached St Helena on 28 September. She arrived at the Downs on 12 December, but a gale came up on 16–7 December in which she lost an anchor and cable in
586:
1133:
1083:
reached Madras on 7 September and arrived at
Calcutta on 5 October. Homeward bound, she passed Sagar on 22 January 1819, reached St Helena on 26 March, and arrived at the Downs on 27 June.
264:. Many boats observed the launch, as did many visitors at a gallery that Captain Robert Barker had erected. On the evening of 29 July 1801, Barker provided a dinner for 300 guests at the
669:
Captain Thomas
Sanders replaced Barker for this and the next voyage. The change of masters meant the need for a new letter of marque, and Sanders received his on 13 August 1807.
920:
arrived at Bombay on 20 July, and Madras on 3 September. She left Bombay on 21 August and Madras on 20 October. She then reached St Helena on 3 January 1812. There she joined
1018:
s next voyage was not for the EIC. Furthermore, with the wars with France and
America drawing to a close, her master for this voyage did not acquire a letter of marque.
1893:
651:, a piece of silver plate worth £100 as a token of appreciation for his conduct while they were under his orders. Byng wrote his thank you letter to them on 24 April.
1903:
38:
1888:
293:
and the letter authorized Barker to engage in offensive, not just defensive, action against the French and their allies should the opportunity arise.
268:. The dinner was set out in the workshop and 180 ladies took their seats. Afterwards, the tables were removed and the evening concluded with a ball.
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were in the vicinity and that she had exchanged some shots with them. The French, bound for Brest, continued on their route without giving chase.
1476:
675:
left
Portsmouth on 15 September 1807, bound for Madras and Bengal. She reached Madeira on 28 September. She was reported well on 28 November at
647:
reached Madras on 22 April. At Madras, the captains of the eight East
Indiamen in the convoy joined together to present Captain George Byng, of
1141:, Charlton, master, sailed from the Cape to Bengal, where she arrived on 31 August. She left Bengal for London and on 26 January 1821, was at
1105:
Instead, Captain
Charlton sailed from London on 13 December 1819, with 257 emigrants, bound for South Africa under the British Government's
808:
from
Portsmouth on 7 July 1809, bound for Bombay. She reached Madeira on 19 July, and Bombay on 24 November. Returning home, she visited
1908:
1898:
1883:
1172:. She arrived at the Cape on 28 February and left on 18 March. She arrived at Gravesend on 11 June. That is the last entry for her in
1859:
968:
243:, followed by a voyage for the EIC from China back to England. In 1820 she carried settlers to South Africa. She is last listed in
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for her sixth voyage. The change of master again necessitated a new letter of marque, and Barker received one on 4 February 1811.
731:
440:
left
Plymouth on 17 July, reached Rio de Janeiro on 23 September. On 16 October she was three days out of Rio and in convoy with
1611:
THE HONOURABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY SERVICE: LIST OF SHIPS ENCOUNTERED DURING THE VOYAGES (1800 to 1832). Accessed 15 March 2021.
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sailed war had not ended. There are reports that an American privateer detained her on 18 February, but did not take her as a
598:
and the convoy she was with were well, three days out of the Cape on their way to Madras. The convoy was under the escort of
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1144:
871:
678:
707:
571:
445:
323:
132:
1041:
on 18 June. She had left with 110 female convicts, plus passengers and cargo. Four female convicts died on the voyage.
657:
arrived at Calcutta on 8 June. Homeward bound, she passed Sagar on 20 April, returned to Madras on 9 October, reached
17:
1086:
Although one source reports that she was sold in 1819 for breaking up, she apparently made one more notable voyage.
415:
311:
927:
351:
290:
661:
on 18 October, the Cape on 30 December, and St Helena on 23 January 1807. She arrived at the Downs on 12 April.
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1794:
317:
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carried the voyage to South Africa. The registers were only as accurate as owners chose to maintain them.
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379:
940:
599:
87:
1780:
260:
was launched gradually at the top of the tide and at the turn of the tide went into the dock to finish
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1878:
1068:
962:
921:
743:
471:
373:
304:
245:
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Captain Charles Tebbut (or Tebbutt) left Portsmouth on 16 May 1818, bound for Madras and Bengal.
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502:
493:
480:
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357:
232:
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1582:
1555:
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477:
329:
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431:
282:
261:
235:(EIC) between 1801 and 1819. During the same period she made one separate trip transporting
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582:. They would carry supplies and troops to the Cape, and then continue on their voyages.
231:, England. She made eight voyages to India as an extra (chartered) ship for the British
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540:
finally reached St Helena on 22 November, and arrived at the Downs on 9 February 1805.
402:, which she reached on 2 April. She returned to Bombay five days later. She arrived at
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on 2 March. She reached St Helena on 25 June and arrived at the Downs on 4 September.
1872:
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812:
on 22 February 1810, reached St Helena of 4 May, and arrived at the Downs on 6 July.
265:
1038:
411:
407:
228:
434:, so her required a new letter of marque, which he had received on 20 June 1803.
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on 9 September 1801, bound for Bengal. She was part of a convoy under escort by
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587:
Transport vessels for the British invasion of the Dutch Cape Colony (1805-1806)
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570:
was one of the EIC vessels that were part of the expedition under General Sir
474:
300:
1738:
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1146:
886:
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680:
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1118:
1114:
967:, which signalled that a flotilla of five French ships of the line that had
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parted company, and being "very Crank, it is supposed put back to Bengal."
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reported her at sea well before then, and at the Cape in early June.
1743:
Australian Town and Country Journal, Saturday 3 January 1891, p.17
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809:
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1000:
After repairs, she finally arrived at the Downs on 20 May 1814.
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Transport vessels of the 1820 British settlers to South Africa
792:
at Calcutta on 1 June. (Seamen on Indiamen were vulnerable to
1709:
1707:
227:, was a three-decker merchant ship launched in 1801 upon the
1033:
as the Americans did not want to deal with the prisoners.
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were in the Channel, they encountered the British frigate
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left Portsmouth on 12 March, bound for Bombay and Madras.
1739:"Arrival of Vessels at Port Jackson, and their Departure"
1361:
1359:
1357:
1355:
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reached Madeira on 30 July, the Cape on 21 October, and
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s crew were delivered to the Royal Navy receiving ship
767:. Several other East Indiamen also suffered damage and
518:
on 29 April. She left Bengal on 5 July in company with
426:
Barker left Plymouth for Bengal on 17 July 1803. The
514:
arrived at Calcutta on 12 February 1804. She was at
991:Barker left Portsmouth for Bengal on 14 July 1812.
755:reached Madras on 15 February 1808. She arrived at
594:reached the Cape on 5 January 1806. On 11 February
932:, and the three vessels sailed on 21 January with
406:on 14 May. For her homeward bound trip she passed
1060:was "at China" on 14 January 1816 and arrived at
398:on 11 February 1802. From there she sailed up to
106:Sold for breakup in 1819 but listed through 1822
1025:sailed from Portsmouth on 1 January 1815. When
832:was in convoy with a number of East Indiamen,
1210:apparently carried stale data from 1819. The
1098:, Tebbutt, master, Palmer, owner, sailing to
145:123 ft 6 in (37.6 m) (overall)
8:
1216:
1052:left Port Jackson on 8 November bound for
1816:№5600, Ship arrivals and departures data.
1652:
1650:
1648:
868:reported that they had been seen well at
820:Captain Thomas Barker resumed command of
771:, Sandlands, master, was driven aground.
742:. Their escort was the 64-gun third rate
605:, a 64-gun third rate, and also included
148:99 ft 1 in (30.2 m) (keel)
1094:A list of "Licensed India ships" showed
388:on 23 September, and left the next day.
16:For other ships with the same name, see
1894:Ships of the British East India Company
1854:. Gravesend, Kent: World Ship Society.
1725:
1713:
1365:
1351:
1324:
1004:acquired a new owner, Palmer & Co.
903:), and under the escort of the frigate
1761:
1759:
1688:, no. 4842 - accessed 2 December 2014.
1674:, No. 4831 - accessed 2 December 2014.
1471:
1469:
1467:
910:. They reached the Cape on 9 June and
24:
1796:British 1820 Settlers to South Africa
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774:On 24 December 1808, 15 seamen from
211:1807: 16 × 12- & 24-pounder guns
1477:"Letter of Marque, 1793-1815; p.80"
1331:The National Archives reports that
1179:s ship arrival and departure data.
979:arrived at Portsmouth on 23 March.
914:met up with them three days later.
414:on 14 January 1803. She arrived at
208:1803: 14 × 12- & 9-pounder guns
205:1801: 14 × 12- & 9-pounder guns
1102:on 17 November 1819. She did not.
983:arrived at the Downs on 30 March.
899:(approximately 400 km NNE of
430:had broken out after the one-year
90:, King and Queen Dock, Rotherhithe
14:
1660:№4650 - accessed 2 December 2014.
1067:She crossed the First Bar on the
1021:Under the command of John Tween,
788:at Gravesend. The men had joined
281:Captain Robert Barker received a
166:12 ft 6 in (3.8 m)
158:32 ft 1 in (9.8 m)
74:EIC Voyages 3-7: John Crosthwaite
1889:Convict ships to New South Wales
43:
37:
1852:Ships of the East India Company
1784:(1821), "Licensed India Ships".
1770:(3) - accessed 1 December 2014.
578:that would in 1806 capture the
77:EIC Voyages 8-9: George Palmer
1:
1837:. Brown, Son & Ferguson.
796:on their return to England.)
552:on 31 August 1805, bound for
532:. However, eight days later
1642:- accessed 5 December 2014.
1627:- accessed 5 December 2014.
18:Northampton (East Indiaman)
1925:
1909:Ships of the 1820 settlers
1899:Age of Sail merchant ships
1884:Ships built in Rotherhithe
1292:; thorough repair in 1817
1131:
584:
410:on 19 October and reached
214:1811: 16 × 12-pounder guns
71:EIC Voyages 1-2:Moses Agar
50:British East India Company
15:
1335:left on 12 May 1811, but
1306:London–Cape of Good Hope
1266:London–Cape of Good Hope
1090:Emigrant transport (1820)
706:. She was in convoy with
470:. Their escorts were the
291:French Revolutionary Wars
110:
31:
27:
1121:, on 26 March 1820, and
1008:Convict transport (1815)
1850:Hackman, Rowan (2001).
289:was sailing during the
111:General characteristics
1075:EIC Voyage 9 (1818-19)
987:EIC Voyage 7 (1812-14)
816:EIC Voyage 6 (1811-12)
800:EIC Voyage 5 (1809-10)
665:EIC Voyage 4 (1807-08)
619:Jane Duchess of Gordon
544:EIC Voyage 3 (1805-07)
422:EIC Voyage 2 (1803-05)
277:EIC Voyage 1 (1801-03)
384:. The convoy reached
88:Peter Everitt Mestaer
1573:, Vol. 17, pp.470-1.
1212:Register of Shipping
1200:Register of Shipping
969:escaped from Lorient
733:Sir William Pulteney
623:Sir William Pulteney
1766:National Archives:
1716:, pp. 290–291.
1312:; good repair 1817
1272:; good repair 1817
1156: /
1045:EIC Voyage 8 (1816)
883: /
690: /
310:that also included
285:on 11 August 1801.
233:East India Company
1835:The Convict Ships
1421:British Library:
1316:
1315:
1303:Tibbet & Co.
1283:Palmer & Co.
1263:Tibbet & Co.
1243:Palmer & Co.
1160:30.433°S 80.500°E
887:35.700°N 15.000°W
580:Dutch Cape Colony
576:Home Riggs Popham
564:on 28 September.
478:ships of the line
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574:and Admiral Sir
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283:letter of marque
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1441:, Vol. 6, p.76.
1439:Naval Chronicle
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1145:
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1064:on 17 January.
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892:35.700; -15.000
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850:Princess Amelia
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1728:, p. 327.
1726:Bateson (1959)
1718:
1714:Bateson (1959)
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1428:
1370:
1368:, p. 163.
1366:Hackman (2001)
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1262:
1259:
1256:
1255:
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1189:
1183:The registers
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1120:
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1112:
1108:
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1163: /
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1113:arrived at
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1096:Northampton
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1879:1801 ships
1873:Categories
1824:References
1487:1 December
1280:C. Tebbut
1240:C. Tebbut
1198:) and the
1132:See also:
943:Madagascar
757:Kidderpore
649:Belliqueux
602:Belliqueux
585:See also:
525:Mornington
498:, and the
475:third rate
381:Friendship
301:Portsmouth
179:Complement
171:Propulsion
1748:27 August
1545:, № 4182.
1347:Citations
1300:Charlton
1260:Charlton
1123:Algoa Bay
1119:Cape Town
1115:Table Bay
1100:Bencoolen
977:Euphrates
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611:Streatham
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481:HMS
416:the Downs
412:St Helena
370:Elizabeth
342:Caledonia
337:Sovereign
305:HMS
262:coppering
253:Launching
249:in 1822.
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1600:, №4311.
1586:, №4233.
1559:, №4059.
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1517:, №4200.
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955:Euprates
834:Carnatic
785:El Corso
746:Monmouth
560:reached
404:Calcutta
394:reached
307:Seahorse
237:convicts
200:Armament
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190:1807: 60
187:1803: 55
184:1801: 50
95:Launched
1843:3778075
1701:(1818).
1504:(1782).
1232:Source
1223:Master
1151:80°30′E
1148:30°26′S
1062:Whampoa
997:Colombo
973:Monarch
964:Nayaden
959:Monarch
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907:Curacoa
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875:35°42′N
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769:Walpole
762:Margate
682:30°10′S
562:Madeira
505:Grampus
495:Sceptre
483:Russell
386:Madeira
375:Monarch
319:Manship
272:Voyages
125:⁄
84:Builder
32:History
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1229:Trade
1226:Owner
957:, and
949:While
878:15°0′W
860:, and
736:, and
685:5°20′W
637:, and
615:Europe
554:Madras
528:, and
492:, and
489:Albion
472:74-gun
466:, and
396:Bombay
378:, and
365:Carron
359:Varuna
140:Length
1319:Notes
1297:1822
1277:1822
1257:1820
1237:1820
1220:Year
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739:Glory
727:Diana
721:Union
635:Glory
631:Comet
627:Union
520:Maria
468:Essex
464:Glory
400:Surat
331:Comet
299:left
66:Owner
1856:ISBN
1839:OCLC
1750:2012
1489:2014
1425:(2).
975:and
939:and
936:Java
926:and
854:Rose
842:Hope
783:HMS
550:Cork
456:Anna
174:Sail
155:Beam
103:Fate
56:Name
715:Ann
460:Ann
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