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on 12 January 1816, and arrived at The Downs on 13 March. On her way she was not permitted to touch at Saint Helena. After their arrival, the passengers subscribed to a piece of plate that they presented to
Captain M.B. Laing as a token of their appreciation of his conduct towards them on the voyage
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Reports and Papers on the
Impolicy of Employing Indian Built Ships in the Trade of the East-India Company, and of Admitting Them to British Registry: With Observation on Its Injurious Consequences to the Landed and Shipping Interests, and to the Numerous Branches of Trade Dependent on the Building
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s first major commercial voyage was to China. In
January 1804 she was at Canton and she sailed with the homeward bound China Fleet, which by the time it reached the approaches to the Strait of Malacca had swelled to include 16
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when a gale developed that lasted until 5 May. She had to throw 290 bags of pepper overboard on 30 April to keep the pepper from chocking the pumps. She arrived back in Bombay on 8 June. she was to go into dock on 2 July.
159:. She made several voyages to China, during the first of which she was present at the battle of Pulo Aura. She also made a few voyages to England, including one for the British
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sailed to Muckie, Sumatra, and captured the fort there. It had belonged to the EIC, but had been lost due to the "treachery of the Malays". After three days of bombardment by
216:, Hayes landed at the head of a party of seamen and took the fort and adjacent batteries, which the British dismantled. They also took off 67 guns and a quantity of stores.
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was present at the engagement but was not among the few vessels that actually exchanged fire with the French. This voyage was only the first of numerous voyages that
277:, McFarlane, master, broke the speed record for China voyages. She left Bombay on 15 September 1804, sailed through the Straits of Malacca to Manila, and arrived at
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sailed from Bombay for China. She arrived safely in Macao having struggled through the monsoon in the Bay of Bengal and a typhoon in the China Sea.
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returned to Bombay on 7 August. She had left the
Portsmouth on 14 May and had she not encountered light winds after reaching
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Commodore Sir John Hayes: His Voyage and Life (1767-1831) with Some
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was wrecked on 17 June 1840 with heavy loss of life while coming into Bombay during a gale.
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Asiatic journal and monthly register for
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Transport vessels for the
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was one of the transport vessels that supported the British invasion of
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to carry back to France the French troops captured in these campaigns.
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was attempting to enter port during a gale she wrecked on some reefs.
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A Peoples' History 1793 – 1844 from the newspapers: China 1793-1828.
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was admitted to the Registry of Great Britain on 22 March 1810.
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within sight to the south-west near the eastern entrance to the
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was one of nine ships the British government chartered as
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and spent her entire career as a country ship based in
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Captain E. Cooper sailed from Bombay on 30 July 1809.
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163:(EIC). She participated as a transport in the British
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House of Commons, Parliament, Great Britain (1814).
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793:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1840
688:The Old 'Country Trade' in the Est Indies
270:made to Canton, taking cotton and opium.
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320:After the surrender of Île de France
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733:and Equipment of British-built Ships
648:"Extraordinary Express from India".
65:Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh
669:The Bombay Country Ships, 1790–1833
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335:sailed from Bombay. She was at the
690:. Imray, Laurie, Norie and Wilson.
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1125:Maritime incidents in June 1840
697:Ships of the East India Company
401:One hundred lives were lost on
252:Charles-Alexandre Durand Linois
175:In July 1803 the EIC appointed
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630:"Awful shipwreck off Bombay"
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634:(NSW), 12 October 1840, p.2.
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197:(16), and the armed vessel
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591:(1822), Vol. 14, p.616.
480:House of Commons (1814)
102:General characteristics
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567:(1816), Vol. 1, p.621.
555:(1816), Vol. 1, p.410.
857:Lord William Bentinck
723:Phipps, John (1840).
686:Coates, W.H. (1911).
667:Bulley, Anne (2000).
403:Lord William Bentinck
393:Lord William Bentinck
384:Lord William Bentinck
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331:On 7 November 1815
259:Battle of Pulo Aura
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497:, pp. 218–20.
248:Straits of Malacca
234:and a vessel from
161:East India Company
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376:Castlereagh
220:Castlereagh
214:Castlereagh
199:Castlereagh
193:(22 guns),
148:Castlereagh
145:(or simply
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1099:Categories
1029:John Barry
820:Gaillardon
800:Shipwrecks
661:References
495:Lee (1912)
453:Reports...
314:See also:
236:Botany Bay
195:Teignmouth
191:Mornington
177:John Hayes
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908:HMS
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866:HMS
829:HMS
810:Lexington
749:cite book
650:The Times
413:Citations
357:Algoa Bay
294:The Downs
244:Pulo Aura
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981:Claudine
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351:In 1822
288:reached
131:Armament
61:Namesake
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951:Imogene
930:Frances
910:Buffalo
899:Actaeon
346:Anjouan
326:cartels
134:16 guns
116:⁄
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32:History
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1013:Severn
841:Aurora
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210:Bombay
206:Bombay
187:Bombay
182:Bombay
171:Career
157:Bombay
153:Cochin
1003:Zebra
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