History | |
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United Kingdom | |
Builder | Michael Smith at Howrah, Calcutta |
Launched | 1812 |
Fate | Lost 1835, [1] or 1837 |
General characteristics | |
Tons burthen | 49288⁄94, [2] or 534 [1] ( bm) |
Alexander was a country ship (i.e., she traded east of the Cape of Good Hope) launched in 1812. She was lost in 1835.
Although Alexander appears in a compendium of vessels that traded between the United Kingdom and India under a license from the British East India Company, [2] there is no record of such a voyage or voyages in Lloyd's Register. She did appear in various issues of the East-India register and directory.
Year | Master | Owner |
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1819 | B.Roger | Sayed Saduck |
1824 | Robert Dickie | J.Gilmore & Co. |
1827 | W.Clark | J.Gilmore & Co. |
1828 | J.J.Denham | Rustumjee |
1829 | NA | NA |
Alexander was lost in the China Sea in 1835. [1] Another source reports that a country ship named Alexander was lost in 1837 while sailing from China to Singapore. [3]
History | |
---|---|
United Kingdom | |
Builder | Michael Smith at Howrah, Calcutta |
Launched | 1812 |
Fate | Lost 1835, [1] or 1837 |
General characteristics | |
Tons burthen | 49288⁄94, [2] or 534 [1] ( bm) |
Alexander was a country ship (i.e., she traded east of the Cape of Good Hope) launched in 1812. She was lost in 1835.
Although Alexander appears in a compendium of vessels that traded between the United Kingdom and India under a license from the British East India Company, [2] there is no record of such a voyage or voyages in Lloyd's Register. She did appear in various issues of the East-India register and directory.
Year | Master | Owner |
---|---|---|
1819 | B.Roger | Sayed Saduck |
1824 | Robert Dickie | J.Gilmore & Co. |
1827 | W.Clark | J.Gilmore & Co. |
1828 | J.J.Denham | Rustumjee |
1829 | NA | NA |
Alexander was lost in the China Sea in 1835. [1] Another source reports that a country ship named Alexander was lost in 1837 while sailing from China to Singapore. [3]