| Voyage ID | Vessel | Master | Voyage Description | Start | Ports Visited | |
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| 190302 |
Speranza (Nave) |
Captain Rogery Franchelin quondam Georgi |
A shipment of sugar, tobacco, and other merchandise from Libson to Genoa and Livorno. The ship faced stormy seas during the voyage that caused it to seek refuge in Gibraltar and Alicante. | 10-07-1730 |
Lisbon Gibraltar Alicante Genoa Livorno |
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| 190303 |
Anna Maria (Nave) |
Captain Joy Maria Arecchi quondam Ambrosy |
A shipment of wool, barrels, and other merchandise from Cartagena to Genoa. There was an ingress of water into the vessel during the voyage. The ship also faced stormy seas during the voyage that caused it to seek refuge in several ports. | 24-08-1730 |
Cartagena Alicante Barcelona Palamós Cadaqués Marseille Sanremo Genoa |
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| 190304 |
Galera Venetiana (Nave) |
Captain Francisci Bronza quondam Martini |
A shipment of merchandise from Venice to Messina, Palermo, Livorno, and Genoa. The vessel encountered strong winds that caused them to miss the port of call in Livorno. There was also an the ingress of water that required subsequent bailing. | 27-07-1730 |
Venice Messina Palermo Giorgenti Livorno Genoa |
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| 190305 |
La Nuova Galera d’Egitto (Nave) |
Captain Jacobi Roos |
A shipment of merchandise from Ijessel to Genoa and Livorno. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing. | 31-08-1730 |
Ijssel Genoa Livorno |
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| 190306 |
Giacomo Chirstina (Nave) |
Captain Joanny Gardiner filius Alterius |
A shipment of steel from Venice to Ancona and grain from Ancona and Senigallia to Genoa. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing. | 02-09-1730 |
Venice Ancona Senigallia Livorno Genoa |
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| 190307 |
Marchese (Nave) |
Captain Joanny Merry quondam Antony |
A shipment of merchandise from Dungeness to Genoa and Livorno. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing. | 11-09-1730 |
Dungeness Dunes, spiaggia [caricatore di Londra?] Genoa Livorno |
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| 190308 |
Nostra Signora del Rosario e Sant’Antonio di Padova (Cimba) |
Patrone Dominici Camartini quondam Petri Joanny |
A shipment of grain from Termini Imerese to Genoa. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing. The ship also faced stormy seas during the voyage that caused it to seek refuge in several ports. | 27-09-1730 |
Termini Imerese Palermo Civitavecchia Portovenere Genoa |
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| 190309 |
Nostra Signora del Rosario Sant’Antonio di Padova (pinco) |
Patrone Francisci Parody quondam Antony |
A shipment of merchandise from Genoa to Valencia, Alicante, and Cartagena. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that caused damage to its equipment and armaments. The ship also faced stormy seas during the voyage that caused it to seek refuge in several ports. | 10-02-1730 |
Genoa France Golfe du Lion Cadaqués Begur Valencia Denia Alicante Cartagena Genoa |
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| 190310 |
Nostra Signora del Rosario (Cimba) |
Patrone Andres Caietani Costo filius Antony |
A shipment of grain from Ascoli to Genoa. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that damaged the cargo and resulted in the ingress of water which required subsequent bailing. The ship also faced stormy seas during the voyage that caused it to seek refuge in … | 05-10-1730 |
Ascoli Lipari Anzio Portofino Genoa |
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| 190312 |
San Crocifisso e Nostra Signore dei 7 Dolori (tartana) |
Patrone Nicolai Molo quondam Saluftory |
A shipment of grain from Castellamare di Stabia to Genoa. The vessel encountered a storm and collided with rocks, there was a breach in the hull and an ingress of water that required bailing, and it was also necessary to jettison cargo and gear. | 05-11-1730 |
Castellemare Gorgona Genoa |
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| 190313 |
Montros (Nave) |
Captain Joanny Carmichel quondam Andres |
A shipment of grain and hemp from Ancona to Genoa. The witnesses testified that the ship faced a storm that resulted in the ingress of water and subsequent bailing, as well as damage to the gear, equipment and armaments of the vessel. | 18-10-1730 |
Ancona Genoa |
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| 190314 |
Exinton (Nave) |
Captain Gulielmi Shervill quondam Jony |
A shipment of merchandise from Hamburg to Cadiz, Genova, and Livorno. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing. The ship also faced stormy seas during the voyage that caused it to seek refuge in … | 17-08-1730 |
Hamburg Cadiz Gibraltar Genoa Livorno |
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| 190315 |
Galera Maria (Nave) |
Captain Thoma Parkins quondam Alterius |
A shipment of grain and other merchandise from Venice and Ancona to Genoa. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing. | 17-10-1730 |
Venice Ancona Genoa |
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| 190316 |
Nettuno (Nave) |
Captain Gulielmi Willson quondam Alterius |
A shipment of sugar and other merchandise from Porto and Lisbon to Genoa. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing and that caused damage to its equipment and armaments. | 19-09-1730 |
Porto Lisbon Mallorca Genoa |
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| 190317 |
Abrah Giovanna (Nave) |
Captain Jacobi Findley quondam Alterius |
A shipment of alfa grass from Cartagena to Genoa. The ship encountered a storm at some point during the voyage that resulted in the ingress of water and which required subsequent bailing, followed by an extended quarantine. | 18-11-1730 |
Cartagena Genoa |
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| 190318 |
Beata Catalina (Nave) |
Captain John Bauer |
A shipment of mixed cargo loaded in IJessel and consigned by several merchants for delivery in Barcelona, Genoa, and Livorno. The vessel cleared IJessel (in the Dutch Republic) on?15?November?1724 with its hull freshly caulked.?After an uneventful run down the English Channel and past Cape Finisterre, it entered the strait off … | 15-11-1724 |
Ijssel Barcelona Genoa Livorno |
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| 190319 |
Nostra Signoria del Rosario e San Rocco (pinco) |
Patrone Fruttuoso de Ambrosi |
A shipment of legumes, mustard, grain, and general provisions from Cagliari, along with a cargo of Tobacco from Portoferraio, to Genoa. The ship stopped at Portoscuso and anchored there for eight to ten house before leaving, after which they encountered a storm which made navigation very difficult. The vessel approached … | 20-08-1723 |
Cagliari Portoscuso Porto Palma Oristano Portoferraio Genoa |
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| 190320 |
Nostra Signora delle Grazie e San Francesco di Paola (feluca) |
Captain Giovanni Bedati quondam Giacomo |
A shipment of grain from Messina to Genoa. The vessel and cargo departed Messina on 18 January 1724 with favorable south winds. After passing the Cape of Milazzo, the wind shifted to south-westerly. The vessel faced becalmed conditions near the Island of Alicudi on 19 January, resulting in slow progress, … | 18-01-1724 |
Messina Milazzo Milazzo Milazzo Messina Genoa |
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| 190321 |
Messina (Galleon) |
Captain William Bainton |
A shipment of copper, iron, steel, verdigris, and other merchandise from Amsterdam to Palma de Mallorca, Genoa, and Livorno. The vessel encountered strong winds near Texel and sought refuge there until 30 January 1724. While anchored at Texel it faced a severe south-west gale that resulted in the loss of … | 14-12-1723 |
Amsterdam Texel Portsmouth Mallorca Genoa Livorno |
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| 190322 |
Nostra Signora delle Grazie e San Nicola Tolentino (Barca) |
Patrone Eustachio Pavia quondam Giovanni Battista |
A shipment of wheat from Genoa to Spain. The ship departed from Genoa with 13 mariners, 2 passengers, and the patron (total of 17 persons on board). On 18 January 1724, when the ship was near Alassio, the winds shifted to easterly winds and the crew was forced to reduce … | 17-01-1724 |
Genoa Hyères islands Calanque de Callelongue Calanque de Callelongue Cala d'Arena Cala di Rena di Ponente Ajaccio Spain |
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| 190323 |
San Francesco di Paola (Nave) |
Captain Francesco Zonelli |
A shipment of grain from Goro to Genoa. On 11 December 1723 the ship encountered strong west-south-west winds off Punta Stilo that persisted and increased in strength the following day. On 13 December the ship sought refuge near Isca Marina to wait out the storm. On 16 December, while still … | 06-11-1723 |
Venice Goro Isca Marina Messina Genoa |
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| 190324 |
Sant'Antonio di Padova (tartana) |
Patrone Giovanni Battista Repetto |
A shipment of grain from Crotrone to Livorno and Genoa. The vessel departed from Crotone on 14 October 1723, with favorable north winds, but in the evening they encountered a storm and strong north-east winds of the coast of Capo Rizutto that resulted in a breach of the hull and … | 13-10-1723 |
Crotone Crotone Nisida Pozzuoli Livorno Genoa |
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| 190325 |
La Santissima Annunciata (tartana) |
Patrone Ioseph Castagnino filii quondam Iacobi |
A shipment of grain from Goro to Livorno and Genoa. The vessel arrived at Goro on 16 September 1686 from Venice to load its cargo, and on 22 September, faced a storm that snapped the foresail and damaged equipment and the lifeboat. Prolonged bad weather through October hampered loading, damaged … | 11-09-1686 |
Venice Goro Bra? Punta Stilo Messina Livorno Genoa |
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| 190326 |
Nottre Dame de Bon Succès (Nave) |
Captain Pierre François Cavallier |
A shipment of various merchandise from Marseille and Toulaon to Livorno. On 16 February the ship encountered a strong winds near Portofino. The weather rapidly deteriorated into a violent storm, with heavy seas battering the ship from both sides and flooding the deck. By the late evening, the vessel was … | 02-12-1722 |
Marseille Toulon Portovenere Livorno |
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| 190327 |
Nostra Signora della Misericordia et San Francesco di Paola (Nave) |
Captain Antonio Maria Gavino |
A shipment of salt from Trapani to Genoa. On the morning of 25 August 1723, as the vessel prepared to set sail from the port of Trapani, a violent storm arose, with strong west and south-west winds, accompanied by thunder, lightning, and squalls. The ship was struck by a lightning … | 25-08-1723 |
Trapani Genoa |
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| 190328 |
Fregatta Guglielmo (Fregatta) |
Captain Nicholas Clare |
A shipment of grain from Genoa destined for Lisbon with a stop at Malaga to explore commercial opportinties. Soon after departure, the vessel encountered severe weather conditions, including powerful west winds and stormy seas that prevented it from reaching Malaga. There was damage to the vessel, tearing one of the … | 31-03-1723 |
Genoa Almería Lisbon |
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| 190329 |
Nostra Signora di Misericordia e San Antonio di Padova (Nave) |
Captain Bernardo Dotto |
A shipment of merchandise from Genoa to Alicante. Three days after departing from Genoa, the vessel encountered a storm off with strong north winds off Cap de Sant Sebastià, which resulted in an ingress of water and significant damage to the vessel and its equipment. To save the ship the … | 17-02-1723 |
Genoa Palma di Maiorca Alicante |
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| 190330 |
La Santissima Trinità e San Giuseppe (Barca) |
Patrone Luca Germano |
A shipment of grain from Civitavecchia to Genoa. The ship left Civitavecchia on the night of?1?April?1723, enjoying calm seas and a fair south wind. The ship sailed past the Channel of Piombino on the morning of 2 April, making good way toward Genoa. In the evening of 3?April, however, the … | 01-04-1723 |
Civitavecchia San Fiorenzo Genoa |
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| 190331 |
La Madonna del Boncammino San Pio Quinto e Li Tre Rè Magi (pinco) |
Patrone Luca del quondam Benedetto Albanesi |
A shipment of various merchandise from Civitavecchia to Genoa. The vessel cleared Civitavecchia on 19 December 1722 with a steady north-east wind and made good northward progress along the Tyrrhenian coast until the evening of 20 December, when, off the Fiumara di Grosseto, the ship encountered severe north and north-east winds and stormy seas. … | 19-12-1722 |
Civitavecchia Portofino Genoa |
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| 190332 |
La Piissima Santissima de los Siete Dolores y las Ánimas del Purgatorio (tartana) |
Patrone Benedetto Forte |
A shipment of tobacco, wine, oil, and other goods from Civitavecchia to Malta. The vessel sailed from Civitavecchia on 8 December 1721 and reached Anzio two days later, but was pinned there for three weeks by relentless winds, forcing the crew to lie at anchor until 1 January 1722. The … | 08-12-1721 |
Civitavecchia Anzio Baia Cagliari Malta |
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| 190333 |
Ioliflower (Nave) |
Captain David Gillis |
A shipment of timer, lead, iron, and other merchandise from Hamburg to Cadiz, Alicante, Genoa, and Livorno. The vessel soon encountered a succession of violent contrary gales in the North Sea and Eastern Channel that resulted in a steady ingress of water. The crew was forced to seek refuge in … | 21-12-1721 |
Hamburg Dungeness Cadiz Alicante Genoa Livorno |
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| 190334 |
Sant’Antonio e San Fortunato (Latina/Liudo) |
Patrone Iohannes Schiaffino filius Pellegri |
A shipment of a mixed cargo of salted cod, pasta, candied fruit, pelts, damask and iron bars from Genoa to Rome. The vessel cleared Genoa on?14?December?1721 and was carried to Livorno by favorable north winds, where the captain secured a licence for the Piombino Channel and docked for one night. … | 14-12-1721 |
Genoa Livorno Portoferraio Civitavecchia Rome |
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| 190335 |
Santa Barbara (tartana) |
Patrone Stefano Coppello di Lavagna |
A shipment of merchandise from Trapani and intended for Naples, Civitavecchia, Livorno and Genoa. The vessel secured a charter in Palermo and arrived in Trapani to load the merchandise on 19 July 1716. On 22 July, the vessel departed Trapani bound first for Naples, with fair north and north-east winds. … | >=09-07-1716 |
Palermo Trapani Naples Civitavecchia Livorno Genoa |
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| 190336 |
Nostra Signora di Montalegra e San Pasqual (pinco) |
Patrone Antonio Battifora |
A shipment of wool, silk, espart-grass, soda ash, and other merchandise from Valenica to Marseille and Genoa. The ship departed from Valencia on 10 February 1720 favourable weather and a steady west, making good progress along the coast. In the early hours of 14 February, however, as it approached the … | 10-02-1720 |
Valencia Platja de La Fosca Marseille Genoa |
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| 190337 |
La Nostra Signora dell’Aiuto, San Giuseppe, e Sant’Antonio di Padova (pinco) |
Patrone Mattheus Frugone quondam Iacobi |
A shipment of grain from Ancona to Civitavecchia. The commercial voyage departed Ancona on 14 May 1720 with favorable winds and the vessel made good progress until 23 May, when it encountered stormy weather and was forced to seek shelter at Trani. After a brief stop, the vessel set sail … | 14-05-1720 |
Ancona Trani Crotone Reggio di Calabria Forio Monte Circello Civitavecchia |
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| 190338 |
La Nostra Signro del Rosario e Sant’Antonio di Padua (tartana) |
Patrone Giovanni Battista Danero |
A shipment of grain from Ancona to Civitavecchia. The ship departed from Ancona at the end of May 1720 and the voyage began with favorable conditions and three days of smooth sailing, but it was soon interrupted by contrary winds that forced the ship to take refuge in Trani for … | <=31-05-1720 |
Ancona Trani Otranto Crotone Reggio di Calabria Civitavecchia |
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| 190339 |
Le Saint-Pierre (Nave) |
Captain Pierre Chevalier |
A shipment of various merchandise loaded in Cádiz, Alicante and Marseille intended for Genoa. The ship left Marseille on 4 November 1717 and two days into the voyage it was caught by a violent east-north-east squall accompanied by driving rain and thunder about three leagues from Monaco. The stormy seas … | <04-11-1717 |
Cadiz Alicante Marseille Hyères islands Alassio Genoa |
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| 190340 |
Galera Iolis (Nave) |
Captain George Cox |
A shipment of salt and other merchandise from Alicante and intended for Genoa. After setting off from Alicante on 1 December 1717 with favorable winds, the ship encountered worsening weather on 4 December, forcing it to take refuge at Porto Mongone on the Catalan coast. By the following day, the … | 01-12-1717 |
Alicante Porto Mongone Ajaccio Genoa |
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| 190341 |
Notre Dame de Gratie Saint-Nicolas (tartana) |
Patrone Pietro de Rapallo |
A shipment of rye from Sète to Genoa. The vessel departed from the port of Sète on 6 December 1717, initially benefiting from a strong north-west wind, which promised a favorable crossing. However, within two hours of departure, the weather turned violent, with strong west and north-west winds that unleashed … | 06-12-1717 |
Sète Sète Genoa |
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| 190342 |
Nostra Signora del Carmine e San Francesco di Paola (Nave) |
Captain Luiggi Alignano figlio di Giacomo |
A shipment of salt from Torrevieja to Genoa. In 6 October 1717, the vessel set sail from Genoa, but the ship was soon diverted by adverse winds and forced to anchor at an unspecified French port, remaining there until 20 October. Resuming the voyage on 22 October, the vessel encountered … | 06-10-1717 |
Genoa Unknown Marseille Palamós Alicante Torrevieja Alicante Sanremo Portovenere Genoa |
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| 190343 |
Nostra Signora del Santissimo Rosario e Sant’Antonio da Padova (Barca) |
Patrone Lorenzo Babuggia di Nicolò |
A shipment of various merchandise loaded in Genoa and destined for Rome. After a smooth departure on 9 December 1717 with sixteen persons aboard (ten crew members and six passengers), the vessel arrived in Livorno the following night to obtain the required "biglietti di Canale" for coastal navigation. Shortly after, … | 09-12-1717 |
Genoa Livorno Porto Azzurro Piombino Isola Caprera Rome |
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| 190344 |
Santa Giulia (Barca) |
Patrone Giuseppe Casanova |
A shipment of barley valued at 25 Sicilian lire loaded in Civitavecchia and intended for Genoa and Livorno. The vessel departed on the morning of 12 September 1714 and while passing San Vincenzo encountered a sudden gale with strong south-west winds which increased in intensity to south winds that whipped … | 12-09-1714 |
Civitavecchia Vada, frazione di Rossignano marittimo Livorno Genoa |
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| 190345 |
Maria Speranza (Nave) |
Captain Patrick Monihan |
A shipment of 1200 salme of strong wheat from Sciaccia to Marseille (and possibly Genoa). The ship departed the port of Sciacca on 29 November 1723 with a crew of twelve and favorable north/north-ease winds, but by the early hours of 30 November, while sailing approximately 45 km offshore from … | 29-11-1723 |
Sciacca Capo Sibilana Marseille |
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| 190346 |
San Michele Arcangelo (Barca) |
Patrone Bernardus Prione |
A shipment of wheat loaded at Termini Imerese and raw silk, lambskins, fox-skins, and lemon spirits loaded at Palermo and all bound for Livorno and Genoa. The vessel departed Palermo on the early morning of 2 February 1718 with steady south-east winds and sailed northward until midday on 3 February, … | <02-02-1718 |
Termini Imerese Palermo Anzio Livorno Genoa |
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| 190347 |
Nostra Signora Sacerdote Sette Dolori e le Anime del Purgatorio (pinco) |
Patrone Giovanni Battista Sciacchaluca |
A shipment of sumac, dried lemon peel, and other merchandise loaded in Augusta and inteded for Genoa. The vessel left Genoa in late summer 1717 arrived at Augusta in the early autumn. After a two-month stay in Augusta, the vessel left the port on 20 January 1718 under serene conditions. … | <20-11-1717 |
Genoa Augusta Siracusa Reggio di Calabria Baia Pozzuoli Genoa |
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| 190348 |
Le Stella d’Oro e Sant’Antonio di Padova (Nave) |
Patrone Francesco Maria Albano |
A shipment of 5600 'quilotes' of wheat loaded in Alia?a and intended for Genoa, having been consigned by Giacomo and Niccolò Grondona. The voyage began with favorable condition, passing Cape Akrotiri after six days, but as it approached Cape Matapan on 25 November it faced becalmed seas and was diverted … | <=12-11-1717 |
Alia?a Zante Zante Genoa |
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| 190349 |
Sant'Antonio (liuto) |
Patrone Pietro Linaro |
A shipment of a wide variety of merchandise loaded in Sestri Levante and Liovorno and to be delivered to an unspecified port or ports in Sardinia. The vessel set sail on the morning of 2 February 1719, bound for Livorno. Shortly after departure, adverse weather forced the vessel to divert … | 02-02-1719 |
Sestri Levante Portovenere Viareggio Livorno Capraia Porticciolo Bastia Bonifacio Longonsardo Liscia di Vacca Punta Mannena Ponza Sardinia |
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| 190350 |
Notre Dame de Bon Voyage (Nave) |
Captain Jen Minuty |
A shipment of grain from Thessaloniki to Genoa and Provence. The vessel left Marseille on 6 September 1715, bound eastward with the sole objective of taking on a full cargo of tobacco in Thessaloniki. The vessel arrived in Thessaloniki on 6 February 1716, but before loading could begin local Ottoman … | 06-09-1715 |
Marseille Thessaloniki Genoa None |
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| 190351 |
Nostra Signora di Misericordia (lembo) |
Patrone Giuseppe Bosco |
A shipment of assorted merchandise loaded in Marseille and intended for Genoa. On 26 October 1719 the vessel cleared Marseille laden with a cargo of dried cod, sheepskins, salted intestines, salted fish, dye-herbs, and a box containing 800 gold doubloons. After touching briefly at Villefranche-sur-Mer and Monaco to collect customs … | 26-10-1719 |
Marseille Villefranche-sur-mer Monaco, Principato di Isola Gallinara Savona Genoa |
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| 190352 |
Le Fortune Constante (Nave) |
Captain Joseph Grafine |
A shipment of merchandise for Genoa and eighty-six bales, barrels, and chests of uniforms and equipment for an infantry regiment at Livorno. The vessel departed Venice on 23 July 1719 and sailed down the Adriatic and through the Ionian without incident, but on 14 August, about 75 km south-east of … | 23-07-1719 |
Venice Cagliari Livorno Genoa |
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