| Voyage ID | Vessel | Master | Voyage Description | Start | Ports Visited | |
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| 190353 |
Jesús María y Joseph (pinco) |
Patrone Francesco Sirumbra |
A shipment of gunpowder loaded in Genoa and intended for Cagliari. The vessel left Genoa on 24 February 1719 with 500 barrels of gun-powder for Cagliari, but soon faced a storm with shifting rain squalls, forced the vessel to anchor first in the Pegli on the 25 February and again … | 24-02-1719 |
Genoa Pegli Noli Ajaccio Torre di Bari Porto Corallo Cagliari |
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| 190354 |
San Domenico (tartana) |
Patrone Andrea Frugone |
A shipment of grain loaded in Campomarino and intended for Reggio Calabria and Tropea. The vessel cleared Venice in the first days of April 1719 with a light north wind that propelled it south toward the Adriatic shore of the Kingdom of Naples, where it reached Campomarino on 11 April. … | >=01-04-1719 |
Venice Campomarino [Molise] Punta Alice Reggio di Calabria Tropea |
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| 190355 |
Nostra Signora de’ Dolori e Sant’Antonio di Padova (Polacca) |
Captain Gregorio Mordeglia |
A shipment of grain loaded in Gela and intended for Genoa. The vessel departed Gela on 3 May 1719 and two days later, while passing by the coast of Favignana, a violent north-west wind resulted in very stormy seas that forced the ship to heave-to for forty-eight hours. During this … | 03-05-1719 |
Terranova Portopalo di Capo Passero Malta Genoa |
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| 190356 |
La Madonna delle Sette Dolori (tartana) |
Patrone Iacobus Ginata quondam Francisci |
A shipment of merchandise loaded in Naples for delivery in Genoa. The vessel cleared Naples on 4 June 1719 carrying bulk "colombina" (powdered lime-ash), sawdust, two sacks of cured hams and "capicolli", one sack of hemp, a chest of books, and eight passenger trunks. The ship sailed up the Tyrrhenian … | 04-06-1719 |
Naples Isola del Giglio Genoa |
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| 190357 |
La Serenissima Concessione e San Francesco di Paola (Nave) |
Captain Iohannes Baptiste Merizani quondam Alteriusc |
A shipment of grain loaded in Agrigento around 19 May 1719 and destined for an unspecified Spanish port. After a routine north-west passage, the ship was overtaken on 30 May by a violent two-day storm, with fresh north and north-west winds that whipped up a heavy sea and drove the … | <=19-05-1719 |
Giorgenti Portovenere Spain |
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| 190358 |
--- (Fregatta) |
Patrone Franciscus Rochinus quondam Ioseph |
A shipment of various merchandise loaded in Marseille that included crates of books, bales of goatskins, almonds, cotton, mirrors, and other items bound for Genoa. The ship encountered deteriorating weather conditions and was forced to take shelter in the port of Savona, arriving there late on 28 August. Due to … | <28-08-1718 |
Marseille Savona Genoa |
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| 190359 |
San Pietro (tartana) |
Captain Nicholas Bellin |
A shipment of with olive oil packed in large stipe casks, bales of tobacco, and wheels of cheese, loaded in Nafplion and destined for the Genoa. After a routine call at Zakýnthos the vessel stood proceeded north-west towards the Adriatic under fine weather, but on about 4?May, when roughly 150 … | 12-04-1718 |
Nafplion Zante Augusta Genoa |
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| 190360 |
La Maddonna del Rosario (liuto) |
Patrone Francesco Ballotti de Marola |
A shipment of ten barrels of vinegar, twenty?eight packages of mixed fruit, and other merchandise loaded in Livorno and intended for an unspecified port. The ship cleared Livorno on the evening of 15?September?1718, steering east?south?east for Portoferraio on Elba. Before dawn the next morning, a sudden west/south-west squall kicked up … | <15-09-1718 |
Livorno Rio Marina Portoferraio |
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| 190361 |
--- (tartana) |
Patrone Giacomo Frugone |
A shipment of a mixed cargo of bales of tobacco, cotton, wool, leather, hemp, as well as pine nuts, peas, and various other goods consigned by Livornese merchants to their correspondents in Genoa. The vessel departed Livorno on 5 November 1718 and reached Lerici the next day in rainy weather. … | 05-11-1718 |
Livorno Lerici Sestri Levante Portofino Monaco, Principato di Genoa |
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| 190362 |
Nostra Signora dell’Assonta e San Nicola (Barca) |
Patrone Thomas Gaturni domini Nicolai |
A shipment of biscuit, salted meat, wine, cheese, textiles, and other merchandise loaded in Naples and bound for Livorno and Genoa. The voyage began under fair conditions, departing Naples on 16 November 1718, but by evening, near Monte Circello, the vessel was struck by a violent squall with strong west … | 16-11-1718 |
Naples Civitavecchia Piombino Portoferraio Portovenere Livorno Genoa |
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| 190363 |
Nostra Signora del San Rosario e San Rocco (pinco) |
Patrone Gioseppe d’Andrea |
A shipment of cargo of 38 bales of Brazilian tobacco, 24 sacks of Piedmontese rice, 1200 bales of shirts, 100 towels, four cases of citrus goods and other materials, and 350 boxes of preserved foods loaded in Genoa and intended for delivery in Syracuse. The cargo was loaded by the … | <31-10-1718 |
Genoa Messina Reggio di Calabria Mortelle Siracusa |
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| 190364 |
Nostra?Señora?de?la?Misericordia (Nave) |
Captain Joseph?Raneu |
A shipment of various merchandise from Genoa to be delivered in Lisbon and Cadiz. After a routine passage the vessel reached Cadiz on?19?June 1718, and discharged part of its cargo and re?laden for Lisbon, making that port on?22?July where a complete unloaded and loading refreshed its lading. The vessel sailed … | 08-05-1718 |
Genoa Cadiz Lisbon Cadiz Alicante Alcudia Genoa |
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| 190365 |
San Nicolò di Barri e Santa Ferma (pinco) |
Patrone Lazaro Fontanarossa quondam Stefano |
A shipment of various merchandise from Termini Imerse and Palermo for Genoa and Livorno. The vessel began its voyage from Termini Imerese on the evening of 12 January 1719, after loading 400 salme of grain bound for Genoa. Shortly after departure, the vessel encountered stormy winds, forcing it to divert … | 12-01-1719 |
Termini Imerese Palermo Tavolara, isola Bastia Livorno Genoa |
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| 190366 |
Nostra Signora dell’Assunta e Sant’Antonio di Padua (tartana) |
Patrone Giovani Battista Trani |
A shipment of merchandise from Sestri Ponente to Naples, with several other legs to load and unload cargo before returning to Livorno and Genoa. The voyage began on 1 May 1718 with a departure from Liguria carrying mixed merchandise for Naples, where the goods were unloaded in early June. The … | 01-05-1718 |
Sestri Ponente Naples Messina Naples Trapani Gioia Tauro Nicotera Tropea Palermo Marsala Naples Tropea Bivona Livorno Genoa |
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| 190367 |
--- (Nave) |
unknown Giovanni Angelo Bermasco |
An intended shipment of merchandise from Cagliari to Genoa planned by Giovanni Angelo Bermasco in the summer/autumn of 1717 that was disrupted before it could begin. While in Cagliari, then under Habsburg control, Bermasco purchased 100 'cantares' of provisions with the intent to ship them to Genoa. However, in mid-1717, … |
Cagliari Genoa |
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| 190368 |
--- (Nave) |
Patrone Giovanni Battista del Nero |
A shipment of unspecified merchandise to Livorno. On the evening of 1 April 1719, the vessel anchored off the island of Gorgona around 19:00 under calm sea conditions, with winds blowing from the south-west. However, on the following morning, as the patron prepared the vessel for departure, a sudden storm … | <01-04-1719 |
Unknown Gorgona Livorno |
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| 190369 |
San Giovanni Battista e Le Anime del Purgatorio (Barca) |
Patrone Bartolomeo Cordiviola |
A shipment of a full cargo of grain and a case of theriac loaded in Genoa on 21 January 1719 and bound for Málaga. Shortly after departure, the vessel encountered contrary winds, forcing it to seek refuge in Toulon and several other unnamed ports along the French coast. These prolonged … | 21-01-1719 |
Genoa Toulon Barcelona Cape Palos Malaga |
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| 190370 |
La Gran Princesa del Cielo (Nave) |
Captain Gerónimo Honeto |
A shipment of unspecified merchandise from Genoa to ports in the Spanish Mediterranean. On 21 April 1719, while sailing near Almuñécar, Motril, and Castillo de Ferro, the vessel was struck by a storm characterized by strong east/south-east winds. The force of the storm tore three of the ship’s sails—specifically the … | <21-04-1719 |
Genoa Alicante Ibiza Unknown |
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| 190371 |
Il Santissimo Salvatore e La Madonna del Lauro (tartana) |
Patrone Carlo Casacce |
A shipment of grain from Giulianova to Naples, Portoferraio, Livorno, and Genoa. In the spring of 1718, the Neapolitan merchant Antonio de Masellis chartered a vessel to transport 4000 'tomoli' of grain from Giulianova . After receiving the notice of departure, the patron sailed from Castellammare di Stabia and arrived … | 30-04-1718 |
Naples Castellemare Giulianova Sorrento Naples Portoferraio Livorno Genoa |
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| 190372 |
Nostra Signora dei Loreto (feluca) |
Patrone Giovanni Maria Poggi |
A shipment of 57 bales of tobacco, leather goods, coins, textiles, and other merchandise loaded in Livorno and bound for Bocca di Magra, Savona, and Genoa. The voyage began on 20 July 1718 under excellent conditions, with calm seas and favorable winds, and the vessel sailed overnight in the company … | 20-07-1718 |
Livorno Bocca di Magra Genoa Savona |
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| 190373 |
La?Madonna?Santissima?della?Concessione (tartana) |
Captain Giovanni Francesco Peirardi |
A voyage from Sardinia with a full cargo of salt and 12 crew bound for Monaco. The vessel approached the north?western coast of Sardinia late on 19?April 1718, where it was struck by contrary landward winds off the Island of Asinara, compelling the captain to crowd on canvas in an … | 17-04-1718 |
Cagliari Asinara Monaco, Principato di |
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| 190374 |
Gesù,?Maria?e?San?Giuseppe (tartana) |
Patrone Giovanni Battista?San?Michele |
A shipment of merchandise loaded in Venice and Barletta and intended for Naples. The vessel loaded blue-dyed cloth, blown glass, turpentine, and mirrors in Venice and departed on 27 October 1715. The patron sought to complete the lading with grain for Naples, but when vessel reached Barletta during the night … | 27-10-1715 |
Venice Barletta Trani Barletta Polignano al Mare Naples |
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| 190375 |
Nostra Signora del Rosario y San Roque (Nave) |
Patrone Pietro Saluzzo |
A shipment of grain loaded in Genoa and bound for Lisbon. The voyage began under fair conditions, but on 27 September 1719, while navigating the Gulf of León, the vessel was struck by a violent storm with strong west/north-west winds accompanied by stormy seas. The crew was forced to steer … | 18-09-1719 |
Genoa Palamós Barcelona Mahón Lisbon |
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| 190376 |
Nostra Signora de Belvidere y Sant Juan Baptista (Barca) |
Patrone Bastian Bergante quòndam Lorenzo |
A shipment of mixed cargo that included 140 dozen linen bolts, 68 bundles of flax thread, a half-milliar of esparto, 60 arrobas of anise seed, crates of books, and a barrel of tar, loaded in Barcelona and Alicante and destined for Genoa. The vessel loaded in Barcelona first and then … | <20-10-1718 |
Barcelona Alicante Capo Galera Porto Conte Genoa |
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| 190377 |
Li Apostoli San Giacomo e Filippo (Barca) |
Patrone Benedetto Malvasia |
A shipment of brass scraps and other cargo from Messina and Anzio to Genoa. The vessel departed from the port of Anzo on 4 April 1720 with a crew of fourteen and a cargo that included brass scraps loaded in Messina and bound for Genoa. That same evening, instead of … | <04-04-1720 |
Messina Anzio Gaeta Genoa |
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| 190378 |
San Giovanni Battista (liuto) |
Patrone Niccolò Rinaro |
A shipment of various merchandise from Livorno to an unspecified destination. The voyage began on 4 September 1718, departing from the port of Livorno. It reached Bonifacio and remained there for twenty-five days, delayed by the threat of corsairs in the surrounding waters. After setting sail again, the vessel proceeded … | 04-09-1718 |
Livorno Bonifacio Capo Comino Unknown |
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| 190379 |
San Giacinto e Le Anime del Purgatorio (Brigantino) |
Patrone Giovanni Antonii del Pruneto |
A shipment of 450 'cantares' of Sardinian cheese, hides, goat skins, coarse 'broccio', and an old copper cauldron, all intended for delivery to Bastia and then Genoa. The witnesses testified that after leaving Erbalunga (in Corsica) the ship arrived without incident Olbia (Sardina) where the cargo was loaded. On 4 … | <=31-10-1719 |
Erbalunga Olbia Favone Fiumara della Poraggia Bastia Genoa |
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| 190380 |
Saint-Jean Baptiste (tartana) |
Patrone Bernardino Malvasia |
A shipment of white chestnuts, rice and pasta loaded in Finale Ligure and destined for Marseille. The voyage began on 26 January 1720 when the vessel departed from Finale Ligure under the command of the Genoese captain Bernardino Malvasia. On 1 February, the vessel briefly stopped in Nice, where it … | 26-01-1720 |
Finale Ligure Nice Bonne Terrasse Marseille |
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| 190381 |
San Pietro, San Paolo e Le Anime de Purgatorio (tartana) |
Patrone Leonardo Caffarello |
A shipment of a marble chapel from Naples to Dubrovnik and a planned return cargo of worked iron and barley from Barletta and Naples, barley from Trani to Naples, and more barley from Brindisi to Naples. The vessel departed from Naples in September and delivered the chapel successfully in Dubrovnik … | <=30-09-1719 |
Naples Dubrovnik Manfredonia Barletta Trani Brindisi Naples |
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| 190382 |
Nostra Signora di Misericordia (liuto) |
Patrone Bartolomeo Oxilia |
A shipment of almonds, leather, millstones, dried cod, textiles, rope, and sailing equipment (as cargo) loaded in Marseille and destined for Genoa. The vessel departed Marseille on 11 February 1720, briefly stopping en route at Villefranche-sur-Mer and Monaco, where the patron collected the official dispatch papers for the voyage. After … | 11-02-1720 |
Marseille Villefranche-sur-mer Monaco, Principato di Savona Genoa |
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| 190383 |
La Madonna del Rosario e Sant’Antonio da Padova (tartana) |
Patrone Teramo Stagnaro |
A shipment of marble loaded in Massa and destined for Palermo and then grain loaded in Termini Immerse and destined for Genoa. The vessel began its commercial voyage in April 1719, departing Massa with a cargo of marble bound for Palermo. After successfully unloading the marble, the vessel sailed to … | <=20-04-1719 |
Massa Palermo Termini Imerese Milazzo Reggio di Calabria Paradiso Paradiso Naples Genoa |
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| 190384 |
Gesù, Maria, Giuseppe, Santa Anna (gondola) |
Patrone Ignazio Galetto |
A shipment varied cargo that included barrels from Alicante, bales of leather, Provençal almonds, green fish, damasks, sails, ropes, wine, Spanish doubloons, and personal goods loaded in Marseille and intended for Nice and Genoa. The vessel departed Marseille on the evening of 27 October 1719 with eleven crew and four … | 27-10-1719 |
Marseille Nice Villefranche-sur-mer Monaco, Principato di Finale Ligure Genoa |
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| 190385 |
Nostra Signora del Carmine e Sant’Antonio (tartana) |
Patrone Teramo Bozzo |
A shipment of unspecified merchandise loaded in Messina and intended for Naples. The vessel set sail from Messina on the morning of 6 September 1719 under calm weather conditions. Navigating along the coast toward Naples, the vessel was about three miles offshore near the Baia degli Infreschi when it was … | 06-09-1719 |
Messina Naples Anzio |
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| 190386 |
Sant’Antonio di Padova (Barca) |
Patrone Lazzaro Coppello |
A shipment of grain, pasta, and cheese loaded in Cagliari and intended for Genoa. The vessel departed from Cagliari on 23 October 1719 and initially benefited from favorable north/north-west winds. However, later that day, there was a shift to strong west winds forcing the vessel to anchor at the nearby … | 23-10-1719 |
Cagliari Sarroch Capo Malfatano Capo Malfatano Unknown Unknown Portoferraio Genoa |
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| 190387 |
La Madonna del Rosario (pinco) |
Patrone Tommaso Merlo |
A shipment of various merchandise loaded in Genoa and Livorno and intended for Civitavecchia, Naples, and Ancona. In the early evening of 13 July 1719, the vessel, departed from the vicinity of Livorno with a westward course, and at approximately 22:00 that same evening, as the ship approached the waters … | <13-07-1719 |
Genoa Livorno Livorno Civitavecchia Naples Ancona |
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| 190388 |
Saint-Pierre (tartana) |
Captain Pierre Gauffret |
A shipment of grain loaded in Ancona and intended for Genoa. The vessel departed from the port of Ancona on 14 October 1719 and the voyage proceeded uneventfully until 15 November, when the vessel was caught in a violent south-west wind while navigating about 6 km off Capo Colonna, causing … | 14-10-1719 |
Ancona Crotone Portoferraio Genoa |
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| 190389 |
Il Prudence (Nave) |
Captain Jean-Baptiste de Narp |
A shipment of linen, textiles, coffee, rice, and other goods loaded in Alexandria on behalf of various Moorish merchants and intended for Sousse, Tunis, and other unnamed ports along the Barbary coast. The vessel departed Alexandria on 21 February 1719 and after sailing without incident for several days, the ship … | 21-02-1719 |
Alexandria Capo Carnigi Karpathos Malta Sousse Tunisi |
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| 190390 |
Sant’Antonio di Padova e L’Anime del Purgatorio (Barca) |
Patrone Giovanni Antonio Castagnola |
A shipment of grain loaded in Cagliari and likely intended for Genoa. The ship departed Cagliari on 20 October 1718 but soon encountered adverse conditions near Capo di Pula. To avoid grounding, the crew was forced to strain the sails, during which the foremast broke. Proceeding northward, the vessel passed … | 20-10-1718 |
Cagliari Cala Ginetta Portofino Genoa |
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| 190391 |
Nostra Signora della Grazie et Anime Purganti (tartana) |
Patrone Giacomo Cavazza |
A shipment of tobacco, salted fish (herring), and cheese loaded in Milazzo and destined for Genoa. The vessel departed Milazzo in mid-October 1719 as part of a convoy of twenty vessels, which included both infantry and cavalry. On the morning of 16 October, as the convoy approached the coast near … | 15-10-1719 |
Milazzo Anzio Genoa |
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| 190392 |
La Galère Aimable (Vessel) |
Captain Jean-Baptiste Jourdan |
The vessel was anchored off Barcelona on 11 April 1719, awaiting dispatch papers before proceeding on its intended commercial voyage. The captain had gone offshore to attend mass and complete consular formalities, leaving the vessel secured at anchor. The ship faced a strong east (levant) wind around noon that intensified … | 11-04-1719 |
Barcelona Unknown |
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| 190393 |
--- (Latina/Liudo) |
Patrone Giulio Berlingerio |
A shipment of timber and planks from Marinella to Genoa. The vessel departed Marinella on 24 March 1722 and soon faced a sudden onset of contrary winds and rough seas that made navigation impossible. To prevent capsizing and to lighten the vessel, the crew jettisoned all planks stowed in the … | 24-03-1722 |
Marinella Marinella Genoa |
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| 190394 |
Sant'Antonio de Padova (pinco) |
Patrone Giacomo Celle |
A shipment of wheat loaded in Termini and barrels of salted anchovies, oil from Linosa, sumac, silk, rabbit fur, and other goods loaded at Palermo destined for the ports of Civitavecchia, Livorno, and Genoa. The vessel departed Palermo on 20 December 1721 under favorable south/south-east winds, progressing without issue until … | >=15-11-1721 |
Termini Imerese Palermo Lipari Civitavecchia Livorno Genoa |
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| 190395 |
Il Padre Eterno, San Michele Arcangelo, e Sant’Anna (tartana) |
Patrone Giovanni Battista Giudice |
A shipment of wheat from Corigliano Calabro to Genoa on behalf of the Duke of Corigliano. After eight days of smooth sailing, the ship arrived at Pozzuoli on 24 November under fair weather conditions. On 30 November, encouraged by continued calm seas, the crew departed Pozzuoli to proceed toward their … | 16-11-1721 |
Corigliano Calabro Pozzuoli Anzio Genoa |
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| 190396 |
Santa Maria di Porto Salvo (feluca) |
Patrone Antonio Manzo |
A shipment of merchandise loaded in Naples and intended for Genoa. The vessel departed from the port of Naples in the evening of 16 October 1721 under a moonlit sky. As the vessel passed near the coastal area near the Garigliano River, it was suddenly struck by a violent south-east … | 16-10-1721 |
Naples Garigliano River Anzio Genoa |
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| 190397 |
San Giovanni Battista (Barca) |
Patrone Niccolò Palino |
A shipment of flour loaded in Trapani and intended for Castellammare del Golfo. The vessel departed Trapani on 11 April 1720 accompanied by an English ships and two other vessels. The small convoy sailed in calm conditions during the night, reaching the waters near Castellammare del Golfo by the following … | 11-04-1720 |
Trapani Castellammare del Golfo |
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| 190398 |
Nostra Signora del Carmine (tartana) |
Patrone Sebastiano Perrone quondam Giacomo |
A shipment of rice and money loaded in Baia and intended for Messina with a subsequent stop in Lipari. The vessel departed from Baiae on 6 February 1721 under charter to the merchant Francesco Maria Berio and initially enjoyed favorable west and south-west winds, but on the night of 8 … | 06-02-1721 |
Baia Santa Eufemia Capo Vaticano Milazzo Messina Lipari |
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| 190399 |
Nostra Signora dell’Acqua Santa e San Pasquale (tartana) |
Patrone Jacobi Laviosa quondam Antonii |
A shipment of wheat, pistachios, silk, and other goods loaded in Palermo and bound for Livorno and Genoa. The vessel left Palermo on 20 October 1720 with favorable winds, but by dawn the following day, the winds shifted to the west/north-west forcing the crew to switch from Latin to square … | 20-10-1720 |
Palermo Termini Imerese Solanto Palermo Livorno Genoa |
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| 190400 |
Granby (Galera) |
Maestre William Richardson |
A shipment of sugar loaded in Lisbon and intended (most likely) for Genoa. The vessel departed from Lisbon in April 1721 with a cargo that included at least eleven chests of sugar. Around 19:00 on 24 April, the vessel sailed Cabo de Santa Maria on the southern coast of Portugal, … | >=24-04-1721 |
Lisbon Gibraltar Genoa |
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