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Liverpool on 6 January 1807 on what was to have been her fifth voyage transporting enslaved people. She acquired captives at the Rio Pongo, and while there apparently suffered from a mass desertion of her crew. She eventually sailed with a cargo of captives but was unable to deliver them.
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Demerara. She had embarked 205 or 208 captives, and she landed 193, for a mortality rate of 6%. She sailed from Demerara on 14 November and arrived at Liverpool on 24 January 1804. She had left Liverpool with 24 crew members and suffered eight crew deaths on her voyage.
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acquired captives, but she delivered them to Saint
Vincent on 16 June 1802. There she landed 199 captives. She sailed from St Vincent on 31 July and arrived back at Liverpool on 15 September. She had left Liverpool with 22 crew members and suffered eight crew deaths on her voyage.
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delivered the captives she had gathered to
Suriname, where she arrived 7 November. There she landed 204. She left Suriname on 27 January 1805 and arrived back at Liverpool on 29 March. She had left Liverpool with 23 crew members and she suffered 13 crew deaths on the voyage.
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in 1800 with J. French, master, Stevenson, owner, and trade
Liverpool−Antigua. The next year it reported that her master had changed from J. French to G. Martin, her owner from "Grcocut" to Rodie & Co., and her trade from Liverpool−Antigua to Liverpool–Africa.
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Captain George Martin sailed from
Liverpool on 10 November 1801. In 1800, 133 vessels sailed from British ports, bound to engage in the acquisition and transport of enslaved people; 120 of these vessels sailed from Liverpool.
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Bradley sailed from Liverpool on 18 July 1804. In 1800, 147 vessels sailed from British ports, bound to engage in the acquisition and transport of enslaved people; 1126 of these vessels sailed from Liverpool.
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Liverpool on 16 October 1802. In 1802, 155 vessels sailed from British ports, bound to engage in the acquisition and transport of enslaved people; 122 of these vessels sailed from Liverpool.
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Demerara, where she landed 168 captives. She sailed for home on 22 May and arrived back at Liverpool on 11 July. She had left Liverpool with 31 crew members and suffered two crew deaths on the voyage.
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During the period 1793 to 1807, war, rather than maritime hazards or resistance by the captives, was the greatest cause of vessel losses among
British vessels in the triangular trade.
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The Trans Atlantic Slave Trade database reports that almost the entire crew and all the captives were killed. However, the report in
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394:"Letter of Marque, p.54 - accessed 25 July 2017"
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708:The Slave Ship: A Human History
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375:(1800), "B" supple. pages.
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706:Rediker, Marcus (2007).
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94:General characteristics
954:April (unknown date):
791:HM Hired armed cutter
191:It is not clear where
1432:Liverpool slave ships
1007:June (unknown date):
209:acquired captives at
987:HM Hired armed ship
671:Behrendt, Stephen D.
60:1801:Rodie & Co.
1241:Gardiner and Joseph
631:"The Marine List".
563:"The Marine List".
540:"The Marine List".
63:1803:Begg & Co.
406:on 20 October 2016
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1219:Lord Nelson
710:. Penguin.
1447:Ship fires
1422:1800 ships
1416:Categories
1235:Experiment
1229:Amphitrite
1167:Amphitrite
858:Hirondelle
836:Amphitrite
793:Lord Keith
772:Shipwrecks
664:References
410:27 October
157:slave ship
121:Complement
1300:HMS
1289:HMS
1278:HMS
1267:HMS
1258:Proselyte
1256:HMS
1187:HMS
1176:HMS
1147:Alexander
1135:HMS
1116:Charlotte
1104:HMS
1073:HMS
1064:Delphinen
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1051:HMS
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1019:HMS
998:HMS
989:Harlequin
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957:Paramatta
947:Adventure
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813:HMS
802:HMS
782:Agincourt
352:Citations
328:Trafalgar
322:Agreeable
211:Rio Pongo
111:Sail plan
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673:(1990).
174:entered
129:Armament
86:Captured
78:Launched
1365:Rachael
1280:Jupiter
1265:6 Dec:
1254:5 Dec:
1209:Nikolai
1199:Travers
1196:7 Nov:
1178:Volador
1144:8 Oct:
1106:Centaur
1071:8 Aug:
1060:7 Aug:
1000:Capelin
937:Bermuda
926:Widgeon
908:Electra
886:Astraea
826:Delight
804:Carrier
159:in the
153:Padstow
70:Builder
23:History
1375:Ceylon
1334:Lively
1322:Aurora
1126:Dundee
1075:Jaseur
1042:Pickle
1021:Netley
847:Raposa
714:
167:Career
143:was a
1247:Glory
1189:Crane
1137:Maria
1010:Eliza
968:Rapid
678:(PDF)
404:(PDF)
397:(PDF)
307:Notes
52:Owner
1401:1809
1388:1807
1328:Byam
1302:Fama
978:Hebe
875:Tang
815:Leda
712:ISBN
606:Byam
588:Jane
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