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Black Prince | 33935 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominal Guns | 18 | ref:1846 | |
| Nationality | Great Britain | ||
| Operator | Private Owners | ||
| First Mentioned | 18.4.1762 | ref:1846 | |
| Home Port | Bristol - England | ref:1846 | |
| Shipyard | Unknown | ref:1846 | |
| Category | Privateer | ref:1846 | |
| Ship Type | Unknown | ||
| Last known | 1769 | ref:1846 | |
sailed for Africa from Bristol
ref:1846arrived at Saint Paul de Loando, Africa
ref:1846sailed for Antigua from Annamboe, Africa Africa
ref:1846arrived at Antigua
ref:1846sailed for Bristol from Antigua
ref:1846arrived at Bristol
ref:1846commenced another slaving cruise from Bristol
ref:1846arrived West Coast of Africa
ref:1846Black Prince, 200 tons, rebuilt at Bristol after last cruise, advertized for sale at Bristol
ref:1846Shortly after the ship left Bristol on a slaving voyage the sailors resolved to seize the vessel and turn pirates. The captain and nine officers were forced into a boat, which soon afterwards sank
ref:1846the Black Prince stranded on shore, but later got off near Petit Trou, Hispaniola
ref:1846Black Prince was a slaver with a Letter of Marque
This ship may have been the first ship of the Continental Navy. (United States)