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Berwick (1795 ship)

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with R. Jeffrey, master, W.C. Hurry and Co., owner, and trade London–Van Diemen's Land. She had been making the run between London and Van Diemen's Land for some time. She had left Gravesend on 6 December 1822 and had arrived in Hobart Town on 21 June 1823. She carried passengers, and delivered some
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On 7 July, after her arrival, several steerage passengers sued Jeffrey for inadequate accommodations, lack of access to the deck, and water shortages. The court found in their favor and required Jeffrey to pay damages ranging from ÂŁ8-ÂŁ20 relative to a per person charge for the voyage of around ÂŁ40.
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on 25 March 1823 on her way to Van Diemen's Land. She had found it now had a population of 17, or 22 men and three women (accounts differ), and the leadership of a former British artillery corporal. It was well supplied with domestic animals and grew its own produce and potatoes. Its leader traded
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on 25 April, Falmouth on 19 June, and Plymouth on 24 June. She arrived at Long Reach on 8 July. She carried rice on behalf of the British government which was importing grain to address high prices for wheat in Britain following a poor harvest.
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for 1820 showed her master changing from S. Compton to W. Tyler. She had undergone a repair in 1811. Her owner was still Daniel & Co., and her trade London–Barbados.
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for 1798 showed her master changing from Wauchope to William Welch, her owner from McTaggart to P.Daniel & Co., and her trade from London–India to London–Barbados.
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s master changing from Wason to Griffith. Her owner was still Daniel & Co., and her trade London–Barbados. She had undergone a thorough repair in 1806.
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was admitted to the Registry of Great Britain on 29 August. Captain Wauchope sailed from Portsmouth on 21 October 1796, bound for
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having lost her rudder, boats, bulwarks and maintopmast. She was proceeding with a jury-rigged rudder. She was sailing from
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Minutes of the Evidence Taken Before the Select Committee on Petitions Relating to East-India-Built Shipping
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and Bombay for London. Captain Eilbeck, the Second Officer, the carpenter, and twelve seamen drowned.
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on 7 June 1825. She arrived at the New Anchorage on 9 November and at Calcutta on 17 November.
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with the Cape of Good Hope in a small schooner, delivering seal skins and elephant-seal oil.
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Transport vessels for the British Government's importation of rice from Bengal (1795–1796)
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was wrecked on 30 June 1827 at Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, as she was sailing from
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on 7 July. She reached St Helena on 3 August and arrived at Gravesend on 28 October.
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arrived at Madras on 2 February 1797. She was at Trincomalee on 13 April and the
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put into Portsmouth. She had been bound for Barbados but had sprung a leak.
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was launched at Calcutta in 1795. She made three voyages for the British
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with T. Eilbeck, master, J. Grieg, owner, and trade London–India.
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reported that she had arrived at Jamaica on 13 February 1809.
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House of Commons, Parliament, Great Britain (1814).
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Hobart Town Gazette and Van Diemen's Land Advertiser
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Index

List of ships named for Berwick-upon-Tweed
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Thomas Daniel
Calcutta
bm
East India Company
West Indiaman
Van Diemen's Land
Calcutta
Diamond Harbour
St Helena
Transport vessels for the British Government's importation of rice from Bengal (1795–1796)
Lloyd's Register
letter of marque
Madras
Cape of Good Hope
Lloyd's List
48°N 24°W / 48°N 24°W / 48; -24
Demerara
Tristan da Cunha
the Downs
Tellicherry



Hackman (2001)



House of Commons (1814)

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