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New York Packet (1823 ship)

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Name
  
New York Packet

Type
  
Barque

Propulsion
  
Sail

Builder
  
Bristol

Tons burthen
  
270 ton (bm)

Launched
  
1825

New York Packet was a 270-ton merchant ship built at Bristol, England in 1823. She made one voyage transporting convicts from Tasmania to Sydney.

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Design

New York Packet was built at Bristol, England. She had a new deck, partial new top sides & some repairs in 1837 and was sheathed in yellow metal in 1841.

Career

Under the command of J. Gregory, she left Hobart Town on 11 August 1835, transporting six convicts, passengers and stores and arrived at Sydney on 19 August 1835. She departed Sydney bound for Timor in ballast.

She was last listed in 1852, after she was on a voyage from Sydney to London. She was laid up for repairs in Adelaide in June 1852.

References

New York Packet (1823 ship) Wikipedia