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Nouvel Eugène | 26577 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominal Guns | 1 | ref:820 | |
| Nationality | Great Britain | ||
| Operator | Private Owners | ||
| Keel Laid Down | 1745 | ref:820 | |
| Launched | 1745 | ref:820 | |
| How acquired | Purpose built | ref:820 | |
| Shipyard | New England - United States | ref:820 | |
| Category | Merchant | ref:820 | |
| Ship Type | Slave Ship | ref:820 | |
| Last known | 31.10.1760 | ref:820 | |
Bound with a cargo of 199 "boucauts" of tobbaco , 282 tusk , 1500 beef horn and a lot of little armaments and gun powder from Colony of Virginia
ref:820Under Lieutenant Lelong , "Nouvel Eugène" carried to Belle Île
ref:820Sold at the "Amirauté of Vannes" after the cargo and the ship was carried to Lorient .
Gain 56009 Livres Tournois .
Ship of 15 -16 years age from New England acquired by Chateaubriand for 2800 Livres Tournois
ref:8201 gun and 2 swivels
Divergence with English statement : plundering of Lelong
Scotish surgeon Jacques Dongall said : 424 tusks with 340 of cargo and 84 as "pacotille" (owners the crew)
Of 1500 beef corn , 630 to remain