The voyage of the Nostra Signora dell’Assonta e Sant’Antonio di Padova

Departing Naples on 28-07-1728

Summary



Ports Show

1 Naples
Dep: 28-07-1728
2 Durrës
Arr: 15-08-1728
Dep: 22-10-1728
3 Brindisi
Arr: 24-10-1728
Dep: 27-10-1728
4 Porto Badisco
Arr: 27-10-1728
Dep: 04-11-1728
5 Messina
Arr: 08-11-1728
Dep: 09-11-1728
6 Baia
Arr: 13-11-1728
Dep: 23-11-1728
7 Palermo
Arr: 30-11-1728
Dep: 02-02-1729
8 Porto Vecchio
Arr: 07-02-1729
Dep: 15-02-1729
9 Portofino
Arr: 20-02-1729
Dep: 01-03-1729
10 Genoa
Arr: 01-03-1729


Green markers show ports whose location in uncertain

Events Show

A Sought refuge, Stormy sea
<=24-10-1728
B Hostile encounter, Sought refuge
<=27-10-1728
C Sought refuge, Stormy sea
<=13-11-1728
D Breach in the Hull, Damage to the vessel, Extended Quarantine, Jettison, Storm, Water enters below deck
<=30-11-1728
E Sought refuge, Stormy sea
<=07-02-1729
F Sought refuge, Stormy sea
<=20-02-1729


Red circles show the possible range that the event occured in

A shipment of grain from Durrës to Genoa. The vessel encountered a storm while heading towards Palermo that caused leaks in the hull followed by an ingress of water and bailing; to escape the danger, and for the purpose of lightening the load, there was a jettison of the ship's equipment, armaments, and cargo, as well as abandonment of the lifeboat. There was an extended quarantine in Palermo.

First recorded departure date: 28-07-1728 (Naples)

Vessels (See more)

Name: Nostra Signora dell’Assonta e Sant’Antonio di Padova (Cimba)
Master: Patrone Micaheli Ravenna quondam Baptista

Reports (See more)

Testimoniale:
Written on: 02-03-1730
Writen at: Genoa, Italy
Presented on: 02-03-1729

Risk (See more)

Total risk: None present

Averages (See more)

None present