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239:, of Lieutenant Francis Bernard of that regiment for insubordination during the journey towards Captain Greene, commanding officer of the regiment. The court martial found Bernard guilty of most of the charges and sentenced him to be reprimanded, and to the loss of two years rank in the Army and to be placed at the bottom of the list of lieutenants in his regiment. On 26 January 1826
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departed London on 27 March 1828 and arrived in Sydney on 26 July. She had embarked 170 (or 172) male convicts, of whom four died en route. The ship was quarantined upon arrival at Spring Cove (near Manly). This was the first time this location was used for quarantine purposes. This was not the first
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On her third convict voyage, under the command of John
Moncrief and surgeon James Gilbert, she departed Dublin on 16 August 1831, and arrived in Sydney on 14 December. She embarked 198 male convicts; there were no convict deaths en route.
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She left Cork 27 August 1837 with free migrant families and arrived at Hobart 11 December 1837. Sixty-two people died on the voyage and she was quarantined until
January 1838. The Maritime Museum of Tasmania cites
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time a ship was quarantined in
Australia, that had occurred 10 years earlier. The area of Jeffrey Street in Kirribilli was the first site in Australia to be used for quarantine purposes in 1814 with the
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and had three masts. She was coppered in 1822 and had her copper repaired in 1825. She was felted and doubled in 1833, had repairs to topsides and decks in 1846, and was sheathed with
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s voyage from
Ireland to Hobart in 1837 as an example of ignorance of good hygiene. On that voyage four women and 64 out of 133 children died, most of measles and smallpox.
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Bristol 15 April 1839 with 236 emigrants to Australia, 84 of them children, of whom only two died during the voyage. She arrived at Port Jackson 3 September 1839.
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arrived at Cape Town on 1 May and stayed there for three days. She then delivered her passengers to Sydney, where she arrived on 21 June.
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and Mr. Robert
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in 1849. Later repairs were undertaken in 1852, when she was again sheathed with yellow metal, fastened with iron bolts.
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left
England with Bishop Epalle, Vicar Apostolic of Melanesia and Micronesia. He brought with him seven priests and six
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on 6 October 1829 and arrived in Hobart on 18 January 1830. She embarked 200 male convicts and had two deaths en route.
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On her second convict voyage, under the command of George
Johnston and surgeon William Henderson, she departed
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was listed on the
Calcutta registry in 1819 with Syed Saddock, owner. In 1824 her owner was Shaik G. Houssain.
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973:. Canberra, Australia, London, England, and Norwalk, Conn., USA: Australian National University Press.
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from England and Ireland to Australia and later carried emigrants and other passengers to Australia.
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Wiltgen, Ralph M. (1979). "20. Bishop Epalle is killed in the Solomon Islands 19 December 1845".
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on 25 October. The court found Lieutenant Kenny guilty of manslaughter and fined him £10.
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on 21 November.< On this voyage she was carrying a detachment of the
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arrived at London on 9 July. There Lieutenant Kenny was tried at the
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had assigned the evangelization efforts in Western Oceania to the
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transferred her registry to Great Britain and first appeared in
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to establish the first Catholic missions in Western Oceania.
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voyage to Australia arriving in Sydney on 11 August 1833.
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to London. She was refloated and resumed her voyage.
946:. London: Lloyd's Register. 1826. pp. 99, 641.
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Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
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668:The Sydney Gazette, and New South Wales Advertiser
339:She later plied the London-Australian route for
346:On 13 April 1833 she left London on the first
235:. On 6 November there was a court martial at
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797:"Bussorah Merchant ship log for 3 Sep 1839"
223:). She reached Madeira on 10 July, reached
211:. Captain Francis Goddard Stewart left the
215:on 24 May 1825 and on 20 June was at the
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528:East-India register and directory 1824
512:East-India register and directory 1819
24:
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1082:Maritime incidents in September 1844
178:was built in 1818 at Calcutta, from
129:114 ft 10 in (35.0 m)
899:"East-India register and directory"
883:"East-India register and directory"
137:31 ft 11 in (9.7 m)
14:
598:..., (1827), Law Cases pp. 41-43.
1072:Convict ships to New South Wales
662:Campbell, J. T. (30 July 1814).
643:from the original on 3 July 2022
160:in 1818. She made three voyages
37:
18:List of ships named for Bussorah
916:Ships of the East India Company
771:"The Journey - by Sailing Ship"
744:Rushen, Liz (20 January 2020).
664:"Government and General Orders"
571:The Naval and Military Magazine
445:and Hawaii) it assigned to the
227:on 14 November, and arrived at
1012:"Admirilty Sessions, Oct. 25.
1:
1040:– via Internet Archive.
777:. Maritime Museum of Tasmania
437:. Eastern Oceania (including
156:was a merchant ship built at
1067:British ships built in India
639:. National Heritage Places.
383:. She was on a voyage from
348:London Emigration Committee
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1087:Migrant ships to Australia
1062:Age of Sail merchant ships
271:) in the volume for 1826.
15:
1077:Convict ships to Tasmania
857:Bateson, Charles (1959).
545:"Bussorah Merchant, Ship"
435:Society of Mary (Marists)
413:was last listed in 1865.
364:On her subsequent voyage
341:Duncan Dunbar and Company
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957:Key to the Register Book
943:The Register of Shipping
954:– via HathiTrust.
914:Hackman, Rowan (2001).
909:– via HathiTrust.
893:– via HathiTrust.
496:Lloyd's Register (1826)
109:General characteristics
871:Republished in 2004:
371:On 13 September 1844
245:89th Regiment of Foot
233:38th Regiment of Foot
901:. W.H. Allen. 1824.
885:. W.H. Allen. 1803.
750:Liz Rushen Historian
633:"North Head, Sydney"
390:On 2 February 1845
375:ran aground on the
801:records.nsw.gov.au
209:East India Company
73:W. Bruce & Co.
1029:978-1-61540-382-0
1014:The King v. Kenny
877:978-0-9752378-0-9
859:The Convict Ships
722:, pp. 300–1.
698:, pp. 310–1.
610:, pp. 298–9.
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411:Bussorah Merchant
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