History | |
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United Kingdom | |
Name: | Fortune |
Launched: | Holland |
Acquired: | 1799 by purchase of a prize |
Fate: | Lost 1803 |
General characteristics | |
Tons burthen: | 296,[1] or 337,[2] or 397[3] (bm) |
Fortune was a Dutch vessel, taken in prize c.1799. She became a merchantman that sailed between Liverpool and Denmark–Norway, or Bremen. She made one voyage as a whaler to Greenland, and was lost in 1803.
Fortune first appeared in Lloyd's Register (LR) in 1799.[1]
Year | Master | Owner | Trade | Source |
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1796 | W.Garner | J.Garbers | Liverpool–Bremen | LR |
1801 | W.Garner Snowdon |
J.Garbers Humble |
Liverpool–Bremen Liverpool–Elsinore |
LR; damages repaired 1801 |
1802 | R.Snowdon | S.Humble S.Holland |
Liverpool–Elsinore | LR; damages repaired 1801 |
1803 | R.Snowdon William Jameson |
S.Holland | Liverpool–Narva | LR; damages repaired 1801 |
1804 | W.Jameson | S.Holland | Liverpool–Greenland | LR; damages repaired 1801 |
Fortune caught one whale in the Greenland whale fishery in 1803.
Year | Master | Owner | Trade | Source |
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1804 | Lightly | Humble | Liverpool–Davis Strait | RS; new deck and damages repaired 1802 |
Fortune, Leightly, of Liverpool, was reported in November 1803 to have been lost near Narva.[4] Her entry in the 1804 issue of the Register of Shipping carried the annotation "Lost".[5]