40:
233:
Captain MacDonald had traded 853 firearms for 343 captives, or almost 2.5 guns per captive. Accepting 343 as the number of captives acquired, and 245 as the number disembarked, gives a mortality rate for the voyage of 29%.
274:. From there she delivered the captives to Kingston, Jamaica, where she arrived on 29 July, with 242 captives; she disembarked 238. She left Kingston on 18 November, and arrived back at London on 4 February 1808.
229:
sailed from Africa. While she had been gathering her captives she was attacked from shore. She delivered her captives to
British Guiana, where she arrived on 16 May; she arrived with 249 and she disembarked 245.
653:
had been commissioned in
October 1812. According to French records, under François Rosse she cruised from October to December 1812, with 100 and 120 men, and four 6-pounders and four 6-pounder carronades.
301:
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returned to
Britain on 22 June 1813, with 450 casks of oil. One record has her captain as "Hammond", and her owner as William and Daniel Bennett. However,
1132:. (Fremantle, WA: Australian National Centre of Excellence for Maritime Archaeology and the Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology): 235-290.
1128:
Stanbury, Myra, Kandy-Jane
Henderson, Bernard Derrien, Nicolas Bigourdan, & Evelyne Le Touze (2015) "Chapter 18: Epilogue" . In: Stanbury, Myra.
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1175:
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in enslaved people. After the abolition of the
British slave trade in 1807 she briefly became a merchantman, and then in 1810 a
338:
for the London market. She left for the fishery again on 9 October, in ballast and again under
Alexander Bodie's command.
1094:
Historical
Records of New South Wales: Series 1 - Governors' Dispatches to and from England, January, 1809 to June, 1813
387:
94:
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559:, and that she had arrived at Lisbon on 22 December with damage to her masts and sails, and in a leaky state. The
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321:
281:
began trading with the
Brazils. Then in late 1809, Lumley sold her to W. Wilson. Her trade changed from London-
155:
was an
American-built ship that the British captured from the French c.1805. Lumley & Co. purchased her in
616:
through 1822: J. Allen, master, William & Daniel
Bennett, owners, and trade London-South Seas fisheries.
601:
for both 1813 and 1814 has her master as A. Brodie, changing to J. or Wm. Allen, but her owner as W. Wilson.
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separated from the other three ships on 27 October, off Ascension. On 31 October, the convoy encountered the
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in the Supplemental pages in 1805 with M'Donald, master, Thomas Lumley, owner, and trade London-Africa.
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Inikori, J.E. (1977). "The import of firearms into West Africa, 1750–1807: a quantitative analysis".
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171:. She made several voyages to the Southern Whale Fishery. On one of these voyages, in 1812, a French
1058:
Ships employed in the South Sea Whale Fishery from Britain: 1775–1815: An alphabetical list of ships
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1155:
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334:, E. Bunker, master, returned to Port Jackson on 20 August 1811, from the fishery, with 55 tons of
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then left Port Jackson 30 November for the "sperm fishery". The fishing grounds were off the
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La Marine du Consulat et du Premier Empire: Nomenclature des Navires Français de 1800 A 1815
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lost her mate killed, and had "Body" and three or four other crew severely wounded.
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described her as being of 16 guns and having a crew of 70. It further reported that
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311:
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to London-South Seas fisheries, and her master changed from M'Donald to A. Bodie.
254:
The next year he sailed to the Bight of Benin, leaving London on 1 January 1807.
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on 21 October, with merchandise, having called in at Rio de Janeiro on the way.
306:
Captain Alexander Bodie received a letter of marque on 28 April 1810. He sailed
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leaving Britain on 30 September 1816 and returning on 11 November 1817.
816:
Australian Town and Country Journal, Saturday 3 January 1891, p.16
259:
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The Mermaid Atoll Shipwreck: A Mysterious Early 19th-century Loss
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was broken up in 1821, and is no longer listed after 1822.
835:
833:
812:"Arrival of Vessels at Port Jackson, and their Departure"
237:
On his return to London, M'Donald reported that some 25
252:
2nd voyage transporting enslaved people (1807–1808):
219:
1st voyage transporting enslaved people (1805–1806):
1011:British Southern Whale Fishery Database – voyages:
619:The last detailed report of a whaling voyage has
704:"Letter of Marque, p.64 - accessed 25 July 2017"
302:List of ships owned by Daniel Bennett & Son
241:had been captured on the Coast, together with
221:On 16 September 1805, MacDonald sailed to the
434:next encountered the French 14-gun privateer
8:
293:Daniel and William Bennett then purchased
133:1805: 2 × 6-pounder guns + 16 × 9-pounder
945:
415:. The United States frigates gave chase.
671:
669:
446:. Some nine days later, on 10 December,
277:After the abolition of the slave trade,
16:For other ships with the same name, see
1006:
1004:
839:
764:
733:
731:
665:
643:
512:after an hour-long engagement in which
310:from Britain on 26 May. She arrived at
225:to acquire captives. On 16 March 1806,
183:captured the privateer, and recaptured
806:
804:
802:
777:Trans Atlantic Slave Trade Database –
750:Trans Atlantic Slave Trade Database –
563:(1813) had the notation "CAPTURED" by
159:and employed her for two voyages as a
24:
698:
696:
694:
692:
690:
688:
686:
36:
7:
1181:Merchant ships of the United Kingdom
486:arrived at Plymouth on 20 December.
438:, J. Rossi (or Rosse), master, from
211:on 3 September 1805. He then sailed
427:escaped and arrived at Portsmouth.
366:, returning from the Indian Ocean.
207:Captain James MacDonald received a
528:, "late Bodie," on 11 December at
504:for 12 hours before catching her.
14:
901:. 19 December 1812. p. 2547.
38:
139:1810: 16 × 9-pounder carronades
471:s crew aboard. On 19 December
187:. She is last listed in 1822.
142:1815: 8 × 9-pounder carronades
1:
1079:(in French). Éditions Ancre.
574:shared the salvage money for
997:. 3 July 1813. p. 1316.
921:. 3 July 1813. p. 1316.
215:on two enslaving voyages.
1197:
1176:Age of Sail merchant ships
1102:Journal of African History
299:
270:left Lagos she stopped at
15:
1114:10.1017/S0021853700027304
1075:Demerliac, Alain (2003).
854:(1916), Vol. 7, pp.433-4.
84:
31:
27:
1056:Clayton, Jane M (2014).
612:have the same entry for
948:, p. 272, no.2116.
85:General characteristics
866:(1916), Vol. 7, p.645.
740:(1916), Vol. 7, p.429.
341:On 27 September 1812,
258:acquired captives at
975:Register of Shipping
610:Register of Shipping
561:Register of Shipping
464:, which had most of
977:(1813), Seq. №F645.
795:(1810), seq. №A573.
543: /
399: /
80:Last listed in 1822
1166:London slave ships
1060:. Berforts Group.
1029:(1814), Seq.№F660.
994:The London Gazette
918:The London Gazette
898:The London Gazette
716:on 20 October 2016
604:From 1815 on both
508:had only captured
359:, under escort by
1096:. (1916). Vol. 7.
842:, pp. 124–5.
679:(1805), Seq. №74.
547:48.100°N 12.167°W
442:, which captured
403:33.167°N 20.467°W
349:with the whalers
326:Van Diemen's Land
148:
147:
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209:letter of marque
201:Lloyd's Register
179:but the British
165:triangular trade
61:Port of registry
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18:Frederick (ship)
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1108:(3): 339–368.
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781:voyage #81512.
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767:, p. 351.
765:Inikori (1977)
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754:voyage #81511.
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989:"No. 16749"
913:"No. 16749"
893:"No. 16683"
550: /
500:had chased
494:Adndromache
478:recaptured
406: /
1156:1805 ships
1150:Categories
1050:References
651:Sans Souci
588:Inconstant
506:Sans Souci
502:Sans Souci
462:Sans Souci
457:Andromache
440:Saint-Malo
436:Sans Souci
300:See also:
223:Gold Coast
181:Royal Navy
161:slave-ship
135:carronades
110:Complement
102:Propulsion
1122:161693017
1039:Stanbury
1013:Frederick
822:21 August
779:Frederick
752:Frederick
720:24 August
661:Citations
632:Frederick
621:Frederick
614:Frederick
595:Frederick
580:HMS
576:Frederick
565:Frederick
526:Frederick
514:Frederick
510:Frederick
484:San Souci
480:Frederick
473:HMS
466:Frederick
460:captured
455:HMS
448:HMS
444:Frederick
432:Frederick
430:However,
419:captured
374:President
368:Frederick
361:HMS
347:St Helena
343:Frederick
336:sperm oil
332:Frederick
318:Frederick
308:Frederick
295:Frederick
279:Frederick
268:Frederick
256:Frederick
245:Favourite
243:HMS
239:Guineamen
227:Frederick
213:Frederick
196:Frederick
185:Frederick
177:Frederick
175:captured
173:privateer
152:Frederick
55:Frederick
608:and the
570:s name.
417:Congress
381:Congress
377:and the
272:Príncipe
266:. After
128:Armament
69:Launched
538:12°10′W
425:Galatea
394:20°28′W
391:33°10′N
363:Galatea
283:Curacoa
198:enters
163:in the
121:1810:32
118:1810:25
115:1805:40
32:History
1138:
1120:
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1041:et al.
963:№4735.
935:№4730.
881:№4720.
582:Dublin
535:48°6′N
498:Briton
450:Briton
423:, but
289:Whaler
191:Slaver
169:whaler
64:London
1118:S2CID
714:(PDF)
707:(PDF)
638:Notes
578:with
572:Rolla
568:'
522:Rolla
475:Rolla
469:'
345:left
260:Lagos
157:prize
1136:ISBN
1081:ISBN
1062:ISBN
824:2012
722:2018
627:Fate
585:and
496:and
453:and
421:Argo
379:USS
372:USS
356:Argo
353:and
264:Onim
105:Sail
77:Fate
51:Name
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