British Merchant merchantman 'Roue de la Fortune' (1694)

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Roue de la Fortune
Nominal Guns	Unknown	ref:1010
Nationality	Kingdom of England
Operator	Private Owners
Extant	1694	ref:1010
Home Port	Liverpool - Lancashire	ref:1010
Shipyard	Unknown	ref:1010
Category	Merchant	ref:1010
Ship Type	Merchantman	ref:1010
Captured	18.8.1694	ref:1010

Owners

DatesOwnerSource
1694 - 1694/08/18ref:1010

Service History

DateEventSource
8.1694

Bound from Liverpool to Canary Islands

ref:1010
18.8.1694Taken by near the Coast of Ireland at 16 lieues of Dublin .ref:1010

Notes on Ship

Act of Council of Prizesref:1010

Arret du Conseil d'Etat, du 16/11/1694, confirmant de bonne prise le vaisseau anglais la Roue de Fortune, appartenant à Thomas Johnston, marchand de Liverpool, allant de Liverpool aux Canaries, pris le 18/08/1694 sur la cote d'Irlande, à 16 lieues de Dublin, par la fregate la "Bien-Aimée" de Saint-Malo, commandée par Richard Butler .

Sources

IDNameAuthorType

ref:1010Administration, Document

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