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394:. On 22 July 1805 she arrived at Sydney from "Bass's Strait" with 7,000 seal skins. At Sydney the partnership of Lord, Kable, & Underwood hired her. Late in December she returned to the Antipodes where she loaded a cargo of skins, and then sailed for London. She returned to England on 22 May 1806. By one account she was carrying 34,000 skins.
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sailed from London on 10 September 1822 with 70 emigrants bound for Poyais. They arrived at Black River, Honduras, in
November, only to discover there was no settlement there and conditions were very different than they had been led to expect. Before they could unload all their stores, a storm came
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made one, two, or three voyages as a sealer or whaler. The three voyages would have been in 1804–1805 with J. Nichols, master, and C. Hurry and Co., owner, 1805–1806 with Owen Bunker, master, and
William Edwards, owner, and 1806–1808 with J. Todrig, master and T. Todrig & Co., owner.
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with F. Todrig, master, F&J Todrig, owners, and trade London–Brazils. The supplemental pages in the issue showed her with Taylor, master, Smith & Co., owners, and trade London–Jamaica.
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was launched in Spain in 1798 under another name and was renamed when the
British captured her in 1800. She was a merchantman that between 1804 and 1809 made one, two, or three voyages
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in the
Southern Fishery. She was also the first vessel to transport Scottish emigrants to Honduras in 1822-23 under
228:) in 1801 with J. Goodwin, master, Collingdon, owner, and trade London–Madeira. She was surveyed on 24 January.
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709:, arrived in March 1823, having left Leith with some 200 emigrants in October 1822. With the coming of the
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that became known as Port
Honduras, but later Port Adventure after a later sealing ship. She explored
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Ships employed in the South Sea Whale
Fishery from Britain: 1775–1815: An alphabetical list of ships
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took hold, and the emigrants sank into utter despair. Eventually, the schooner
472:, sailing to Jamaica, and later a general trader sailing to the Mediterranean.
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ill-conceived and ill-fated "Poyais scheme". She was last listed in 1828–30.
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Behold the Moon: The
European Occupation of the Dunedin District 1770-1848
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She initially sailed between London and
Madeira and London and Spain.
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408:, Tedridge, master, was reported to have been well at the island of
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with trade London–Rio de
Janeiro. In October 1808 the packet
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with Todrig, master and owner, and trade London–South Seas.
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It is not clear that this was in fact a whaling voyage.
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819:British Southern Whale Fishery Database - Voyages:
703:sailed off, not to return. A second emigrant ship,
464:continued to carry stale data for some time. The
595:; good repair 1816 & damages repaired 1818
8:
713:insects infested the camp, diseases such as
133:110, or 142, or 143, or 150, or 160, or 165(
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382:in 1804. In 1804 he anchored at a bay on
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16:For other ships with the same name, see
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1022:Age of Sail merchant ships of England
954:Historical Records of New South Wales
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416:returned to England on 23 May 1809.
753:s subsequent history is obscure as
952:Bladen, Frank Murcot, ed. (1897).
738:List of ships of the Poyais scheme
404:from England on 2 September 1806.
14:
757:carried stale data to 1828. The
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924:(1809), "H" supplemental pages.
400:Captain Francis Todrig sailed
1:
910:Gentlemen of New South Wales/
780:"H" supple. pages, Seq.â„–565.
398:Whaling voyage (1806-1809?):
438:, which had wrecked in the
378:Captain Owen Bunker sailed
376:Sealing voyage (1804-1806):
102:1800 by purchase of a prize
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735:
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956:. Vol. 5. C. Potter.
733:, at least 180 perished.
468:showed that she became a
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980:Entwisle, Peter (2010).
961:Clayton, Jane M (2014).
359:London–Southern Fishery
605:carried stale data and
182:1810:8 Ă— 6-pounder guns
125:General characteristics
504:London–Rio de Janeiro
456:for 1809 again showed
234:Between 1804 and 1809
609:was more up-to-date.
510:(supplemental pages)
1012:Ships built in Spain
797:Register of Shipping
761:carried it to 1830.
759:Register of Shipping
603:Register of Shipping
466:Register of Shipping
444:Register of Shipping
431:rescued the crew of
412:on 22 October 1806.
363:Register of Shipping
118:Register of Shipping
257:Notes & source
965:. Berforts Group.
938:(1815), Seq.â„–H712.
857:(1824), Seq.â„–H662.
601:At this point the
524:London–South Seas
390:on her way to the
340:London–South Seas
321:London–South Seas
205:Gregor MacGregor's
110:Last listed 1828 (
900:, pp. 22–35.
840:(1809), Seq.â„–530.
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706:Kennersley Castle
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130:Tons burthen
117:
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337:E.C. Hurry
334:J. Nichols
316:E.C. Hurry
313:J. Nichols
295:E.C. Hurry
1007:1798 ships
1001:Categories
990:B008VVBJVY
946:References
799:Seq.â„–H514.
736:See also:
678:Hedgecock
675:Hedgecock
659:Hedgecock
656:Hedgecock
637:Hedgecock
583:N. Lavers
561:N. Lavers
353:O. Bucker
175:carronades
160:Complement
142:Propulsion
765:Citations
539:Clunning
433:HMS
356:E. Hurry
290:W.Bulkley
277:Yarmouth
272:C. Hurry
265:J.Goodwin
150:Sail plan
558:T. Luce
556:F. Gibbs
429:Honduras
410:Boavista
218:entered
168:Armament
99:Acquired
67:Captured
59:Launched
715:malaria
699:up and
693:Poyais:
627:Source
618:Master
586:London–
580:Luxton
564:London–
521:Todrig
518:Todrig
501:Todrig
498:Todrig
490:Source
481:Master
435:Volador
248:Master
201:whaling
51:Builder
32:History
988:
969:
635:Luxton
624:Trade
621:Owner
566:Smyrna
537:Taylor
487:Trade
484:Owner
442:. The
254:Trade
251:Owner
211:Career
751:'
672:1824
653:1823
632:1822
615:Year
588:Vence
577:1820
553:1815
534:1810
515:1809
495:1808
478:Year
350:1805
331:1805
310:1804
287:1803
262:1802
245:Year
54:Spain
44:Spain
986:ASIN
967:ISBN
743:Fate
729:and
717:and
154:Brig
145:Sail
107:Fate
89:Name
70:1800
62:1798
548:RS
199:or
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