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Tego jeszcze nie bylo (chyba?)
A poniewz Krzysztof Gerlach cos napisal o HMS BATHURST
wiec moze tu poskladam

HALDANE brig . pilot vessel
1797 Fort William, Calcutta
163t
Cost 48887 Rupies
Bengal Pilot Service
28.06.1816 sold at Calcutta
Owned Palmer & Co, Calcutta Master B.Orman 160t
Received extensive repairs in India in July 1820
March 1820 arrived with a cargo of sugar, tea and general merchandise, and returned with another cargo in December the same year Master Benjamin Orman (1784-1824)
7.09.1820 sailed for New South Wales master Orman from Calcutta
24.01.1821 purchased for the sum of £3000.
February 1821 Orman and his crew found passage back to India on board the Elizabeth .
renamed Bathurst 170t 32 crew
Master Phillip Parker King's
25.04.1822 returned to Port Jackson
25.09.1822 sailed for England ( Log book, 1822-1823, of H.M. Brig Bathurst on a voyage from Sydney to Plymouth Sound, England, 22 July 1822-1822 Apr. 1823.)
23.04.1823 arrived in Plymouth on 23 April 1823.
1823 (?) employed by the Coastal Blockade Service at Sheerness
1832 Coast Guard.



ten obrazek podpisany jest MERMAID, ale widac ze to nie kuter


http://www.mq.edu.au/macquarie-archive/ ... orman.html

MERMAID cutter
1816, Thompson, Howrah, Calcutta
85t 56ftx18.5ftx9ft (draught)
16.10.1817 sold Port Jackson for £2,000
24.12.1817 left Port Jackson
grounded
1821 replaced by brig BATHURST
1823 sold according to Colledge - perhaps wrong ?????
Later, the Mermaid was directly involved with the establishment and supply of new colonies at Port Macquarie, Moreton Bay and Norfolk Island.
Feb 1829 rebuilt and re-launched by Sydney Dosk Yard
92bm tons ketch rigged-
13.06.1829 Great Barrier reef off Cairns in far north Queensland is
January 2009 the wreck of the Mermaid was found by a team of marine archaeologists from the Australian National Maritime Museum. The site of the wreck has now been declared a maritime heritage site.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Mermaid_(1817)

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2009 ... eef-waters

State Library of NSW

Amongst the many HMS KANGAROOs was an armed brig that took convicts, and a
few other passengers, to Australia in 1813-1814:
2/6/1813 sailed UK [Deptford or Portsmouth?]
20/8-20/9/1813 at Rio de Janeiro being recaulked
called Cape Town for water and provisions
10/1/1814 arrived Sydney

She apparently stayed in Autralian waters until 1/1817, apart from a
trooping voyage to Ceylon in 1815-1816.

TNA ADM 30/49 & 50 appear to refer to this vessel.

Survey brig KANGAROO purchased in West India on 11.01.1819.
204 74/94 bm, (deck . 87'0" 75'57/8" x 22'7" x depth 7'10") (1823 210 80/94 bm,

1) Very similar dimensions.
2) Why a ship stationed in West India should be renamed KANGAROO

Unfortunately till now I have not traced fates of KANGAROO after return to England. her master published c1819/20 a book on colonization in NSW

She was not HMS
She was His Majesty Colonial Brig
master Lieutenant Charles Jeffreys, RN
built 1812 Biedford
202bm
Owned by Transport Board
Armed: 12 guns

Reported by Ronald Parsons "Australian Shipowners and their Fleets" in Colonial Navy from arrival in Jan 1814 till departure Jan 1817 for Ceylon
Also noted 1818 and 1819

Colin Jones "Australian Colonial Navies" p 8-9
"Her deep draught prevented her use in some ports; and her master was a timid seaman, yet too proud to be easily subordinate to any army officer"

She was sent back to England (?)

Her semi-sister 150t EMU was also send back to Britain in 1816

LRS'1814 listed her as built "Bidifrd"

I have builders of that era
Richard Chapman, William Taylor, Henry Tucker

For statistic I have some data 1805-07

RN 1805-07
1 fire ship 422t
1 gun brig 382t
1 sloop 422t

Merchant vessels
1790
5 ships 24-142t
1791
6 ships 18-67t
1804
12 ships 57-164t
1805
7 ships 44-187t
1 Sloop 45 Mar'06
1 Brig 108 Nov'05
1 Brig 83 Nov'05
1 Sloop 51 Jan'06
1 Brig 80 Feb'05
1 Brig 140 Feb'05
1 Brig 120 Mar'06

See also
http://bidefordbuzz.org.uk/history/ship ... -bideford/

NAssau
17.03,1821 HM surveying brig KANGAROO wad driven in from surveying the Florida Reef, ehere they had experienced the most dreadfukl weather for the last forthight,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM_Coloni ... roo_(1812)

LL of 20.02 : 18.02.1818 DEAL HM Kangaroo arrived from Botany Bay. Batavia and St Helena with passengers.
LL of 24.02 : 20.02.1818 GRAVESEND HMS Kangaroo arr from Botany Bay

EMU brig
1813 Dartmouth
182t ??x??x13ft depth
1814:14x18pdr Carronades

1814 Transport Board, London master A,Tracy
1817 wrecked

A History of American Privateers
Page 359

In the same cruise the Holkar took the 10-gun brig Emu, manned by twenty-five men, from Portsmouth for Botany Bay. The Emu had on board forty-nine women convicts. These were landed on the island of St. Vincent, one of the Cape de ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu_(ship)
Romance of Cape Mountain Passes
p.54 Graham Ross

The first vessel to enter the Knysna was the naval brig Emu on 11 February 1817. Unfortunately she struck a rock and had to be beached for repairs.

Ciekawostka , gazety z z przeszlosci podaja date wodowanie NA TRZYNASTEGO

Historical records of Australia. series
…s the brig Portland. On the 13th of June. 1816, the brig was launched by Governor Macquarie, and named the Elizabeth Henrietta in honour of Mrs. Macquarie. This vessel was unfor- tunate in her career. In July, 1816, whilst lying at moorings in the Hunter river, she capsized, and the master‘s wife an

http://www.jenwilletts.com/15_june_1816.htm
The Sydney Gazette 15 June 1816. LAUNCH OF THE ELIZABETH HENRIETTA. On Thursday the 13th instant, at noon, a Government vessel, of about 150 tons ...

a pozniejsze listy na DWUNASTEGO

Statek byl i tak pechowy

Zatanal 17 grudnia 1825 u wybrzezy Nowej Poludnowej Walii

CYPRUS brig
1816 Swallow'S home , Sunderlaand
108 55/94t 24mx6m
owned Thomas Blyth senior
14.09.1824 purchased for 900 pounds by Captain John Briggs who brought her out to Van Diemen's Land.

Tu jest akt sprzedazy, czy ktos moze odczyta
http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/album/ItemVie ... imgindex=1

1826 purchased for £1700 from Captain John Briggs to replace "Duke of York"
The brig Cyprus was rebuilt at Macquarie Harbour
1829 seized by convicts at Recherche Bay

Statek ten stal sie slawny gdyz zostal opanowany przez wiezniow.





The Man who Stole the Cyprus: A True Story of Escape
von Warwick Hirst

ULRS1818 podaje tylko CYPRUS (1816 Sunderland) 109t 10ft draugt owner Lamplater master Davidson clss A1, voy: LoStettin

LRS 1825 Cyprus (Sld 9 years old) 108t owner Proud &Co 10ft voy: Lo IFrnc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyprus_Mutiny

AMITY brig
1816 St. John, NB
148 73/94t 75ft6in x21ft5inx11ft4in
reg 48/1816 St, John 146t master Wm.M. Leod crew 6 men W.India trade (BT162/05/03)
8.05.1822 reg Greenock (deleted from St.John regoster, master R.Garnick, 7men, European trade) (BT162/07/02)
May 1824 arrived Sydeny owner M.Ralston, Greenock
12,1824 sold to NSW Colonial Government (4 guns crew 15)
1829 note : Master & part of the crew "Mermaid", and part of the crew of the "Governor Ready", both lost.
reg 5/31 in 01,1831 sold out of service to John Lamb, Sydney
reg 7/32 in 06.1832 Geo.Watson (33) & Alfred & Thos. Betts (31), Hobart Town
reg 11/34 in 05.1834 T.W.Rowlands, Hobart
reg 25/34 in 12.1834 Jas.Kelly
reg 10/41 in Jas.Kelly (32) & Thomas Hewitt (32)
10.1842 Napoleon Gilbert & J.W.Storey
17.06.1845 wrecked Shoaly Bay, Flinders Island, Bass Strait , no loss of live
voyagr Hobart , Tas to Üort Albert, Vic
Master William Mr
totally wrecked on a sandbank 12sm from Flinders Islands

http://www.rainbowcoast.com.au/areas/al ... gamity.htm

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amity_(brig)

ALLIGATOR 2m schooner
??? Java
60t
c1823/24 R.Campbell, Jr. & Wm. Emmett and operated upon a pase fromtheGovernor od NSW
4Q 1827 sold to Colonial Government
???

Kangaroo island 1800-1836 - Page 68

A Dutch schooner, the Alligator, 80 tons, owned by A. Hervell, arrived at Sydney from Batavia, in ballast, on 24 April 1823. On 10 June she sailed, under the command of Thomas Farley, in ballast, for the seal fishery. Thomas Farley had cleared ..

Blood Brothers

The 1834 rescue mission undertaken by HMS Alligator, the government schooner

GOVERNOR PHILLIPS brig
1821 Rangoon
177t
built as FATHELMAIN 159t
renamed
1822 Alexander & Co, Calcutte master J.J.Edwards 179t
Feb 1822 firstly visited Sydney
back 26.12.22 from NSW
1823 Alexander & Co, Calcutta master T.L.Maigny 179t
1824 Alexander & Co, Calcutta master T.L.Maigny 179t
1825 Alexander & Co, Calcutta master T.L.Maigny 179t
1826 Alexander & Co, Calcutta master T.L.Maigny 179t
1826 owners Thomson & Emmott
c1827 purchased by Government
convict vessel
communication Sydney - Norfolk island
trensfered to Government of Tamania
27-10.1848 wrecked in Bass Strait with heavy loss of life

Tasmania Kalendar 1849 Tasmania Government , master WS.Price ,Convict Marine

LADY NELSON brig

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Lady_Nelson_(1798)

PRINCE LEOPOLD brig
1815 Jonathan Griffiths, Richmond, Hawkesbury .NSW
93t
1815 ROSETTA Jonathan Griffiths, reg Sydney
11.1818 sold Colonial Government, Hobart in Sydney for £1,200
renamed PL
6.1831 sold out of service
reg 13/31 Hobart Town MARY & ELISABETH Thos.Lucas & Jas. Kelly
82 31/94bm 56ft6inx19ft7inx11ft
reg 17/33 HT in 11.1833 James Kelly
reg 17/34 same owner
1.03.1835 wrecked of Pt. Sorrell , Tas.

http://www.rduggan.com/griffiths.html

KANGAROO steamer ON31697
1840 J.Korff, Raymond Terrace,. Hunters River,NSW
wooden 82grt 52nrt 88.5x13.5x7.1ft
paddle 32nhp by John Struth of Sydney she was sent there to be engined.
13.06.1840 Proceeding to the Hunter in the Victoria steamer to bring a new steamer 'Kangaroo' to Sydney
1840 Edye Manning, Sydney (intended for the Parramatta River trade)
1843 H.H.McArthur, Sydney
2.1847 Tasmania Government
Tasmania Kalendar 1849 Tasmania Government , master Moriarty,Convict Marine
Tasmania Kalendar 1850 Tasmania Government steamer, master C.Handley ,Convict Marine
reg Hobart 87/51 in 1851 to T.D.Chapman
1854 transferred to Melbourne register
4.1851 G.W.Cole, Melbourne
1872 A.Delwin
1891 bregister closed as broken up.

Swan River Packet Schooner
1801 Bombay
114 85/95bm 59ft9inx19ft10inx6ft10in
1837 arrived in Hobart
reg 11/37 Hobart Town William M.Orr
reg 17/37 HT George Watson
reg 29/42 HT 11.1842 George Sinclair
78 3334/3500 t 65.8x17.0x7.5ft
reg 13/45 HT Ruth Pudrey
reg 13/1846 in 4.1846 George Watson
reg 13746 & 14/47 same owner
reg 10/48 in 3.1848 William P.Kay
Tasmania Kalendar 1849 Watson Hobart Town, master Ramsden 70t
Tasmania Kalendar 1850 Tasmania Government schooner, master A.C.Rockwell, Marine Department
reg 37/53 HT in 6.1853 Bernard Collan & JohnR.Welch
lost as per letter of 1855

The only vessel in which he could have travelled from Western Australia to Van Diemen's Land was the Swan River Packet, which left Fremantle on 29 July 1831 and arrived at Hobart on 23 August.

In 1801 was built in Bombay yacht for Government

SWALLOW 2m schooner
1842 David Hoy ,Port Arthur dockyard.
23 tons 44’ x 12’2’ x 5’3”
Tasmania Kalendar 1850 Tasmania Government schooner, master Jervis ,Convict Marine
October 1850 seized by crew and later stranded at Port Albert, Victoria.
Refloated and sold at Port Albert
June 1851 wrecked in near Port Phillip Heads.

DERWENT paddle steamer
L.D.9.1838 /?? / C.11.1839 by David Hoy, Port Arthur dockyard, VDL
48 2015/3500th t 84.3’ x 14.9’ x 9.1’.
1 set engine by Robert Napier, Glasgow#57 40nhp built 1840
1 mast sloop
Hull sold to Derwent Steam Navigation Company
completed fitting out and installation of steam engine at Hobart during 1840.
reg 6/41 in 2.1841 at Hobart
5.1849 Purchased by government
Tasmania Kalendar 1849 Tasmania Government , master C.Handley,Convict Marine
Tasmania Kalendar 1850 Tasmania Government steamer, master S.Price ,Convict Marine
sold 1859 S.J.Lindsay , HT renamed Rapid
reg 34/59 Sydney in 1859 T.Hale

LADY FRANKLIN barque
L 12.1841/ C 3.1842 Government Yard, Port Arthur , VDL by David Hoy
268 51/100 90.0x26.3x17.8ft
Government service
Tasmania Kalendar 1849 Tasmania Government , master W.Williett ,Convict Marine
Tasmania Kalendar 1850 FRANKLIN Tasmania Government , master Willitt ,Convict Marine
sold 1855
reg 21/55 Hobart Town Emily Dowing F.A.Downing & Charles Degraves
reg 14/59 HT in 7.1859 James Lukas
9.1864 Alexander Mc Gregor HT
1885 hulked at Hobart
1898 register closed broken up
1907 hulk broken up
Completed 25 whaling voyages between 1858 and 1883 out of Hobart