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Glory | 29814 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominal Guns | 16 | IORMAR | |
| Nationality | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | ||
| Operator | East India Company | ||
| Acquired | 5.4.1802 | IORMAR | |
| Shipyard | Topsham - Devon | IORMAR | |
| Constructor | John BassBritish Ship Builder | IORMAR | |
| Category | Merchant | IORMAR | |
| Ship Type | East Indiaman | ||
| Sailing Rig | Ship Rigged | ||
| Foundered | aft.28.10.1808 | IORMAR | |
Repaired by Wells 1803, 3 decks, 4in bottom, length 117ft 1in, keel 92ft 8 1/8in, breadth 31ft 11in, hold 13ft 3in, wing transom 24ft 4½in, port cell 30ft, waist 6in, between decks 4ft 10½in & 6ft, ports 8 upper, 502 tons.
Principal Managing Owners:
1 Joseph Dorin
2 William Smith
3 William Borradaile
Voyages:
(1) 1802/3 Madras and Ceylon. Capt Thomas Rumbold Taylor. Plymouth 17 Jul 1803 - 24 Sep Rio de Janeiro - 3 Feb 1804 Madras - 22 Apr Colombo - 13 May Madras - 17 Nov St Helena - 8 Feb 1805 Downs.
(2) 1804/5 Madras and Bengal. Capt Horatio Beevor. Downs 13 Jun 1805 - Cork 31 Aug - 29 Sep Madeira - 10 Nov St Salvadore - 11 Jan 1806 Cape - 22 Apr Madras - 14 May Calcutta - 20 Sep Saugor - 9 Oct Madras - 18 Oct Trincomalee - 30 Dec Cape - 23 Jan 1807 St Helena - 12 Apr Downs.
(3) 1806/7 Madras and Bengal. Capt Horatio Beevor. Portsmouth 15 Sep 1807 - 16 Feb 1808 Madras - 10 Mar Calcutta - parted company in a gale 28 Oct 1808 in 8°30'S 80'E and not heard of again.