Asia (1798 ship)

In 1805 the privateer Mercury seized her and the High Court of Admiralty condemned Asia for trading with France.[1] J. Annen & Co. purchased Asia and renamed her Duchess of York.[1] On 18 November 1810, Duchess of York was outbound from London to Rio de Janeiro when she ran aground on the Goodwin Sands.[8] On 19 December 1812 a violent gale damaged Dutchess of York, Massingham, master, and several other vessels in the Tagus.[9] The transport Dutchess of York, Ford, master, was wrecked on 1 February 1826 on the north coast of Guadeloupe.
Asia (ship)Duchess of York (ship)Full-rigged shipcarronadesEast India CompanyWest IndiamanCuracoaGuadeloupeLloyd's ListShipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1805HMS DorisHMS RavenDuke of ClarenceHMS AcheronHMS ArrowEarl of AbergavennyHMS RedbridgeCity of EdinburghHMS SeagullLibertyHMS ImogenFrancisScarboroughHMCS IntegrityHMS OrestesHMS PigmyMinervaBoddingtonBrunswickHMS PapillonHMS SeaforthHMS BarracoutaNorthumberlandDispatchAchilleArgonautaBerwickFougueuxIndomptableNuestra Señora de la Santísima TrinidadRedoutableSan AgustínTwo FriendsAeneasBucentaureIntrépideNeptunoSan Francisco de AsisMonarcaBritanniaAtalanteHMS BiterHMS WoodlarkBetseyHMS PigeonLord ForbesEstraminaHMS Lady NelsonHMS CalcuttaHMS FisgardHerculesShipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1810CaesarHMS Wild BoarActiveMontañésEtingdonJohn BullRachaelHMS CuckooCaerwentHMS PorgeyEarl CamdenPurísima ConcepciónHMS LivelyHMS MagicienneHMS SiriusHMS RacerHMS MandarinPaisley canal disasterHMS LeanderHMS PlumperFernando VIIHMS NympheHMS PallasHMS SatelliteHMS MinotaurHMS MonkeyElizabethHMS Fleur de la MerEnterprizeKingstonRosinaHMS ZenobiaHired armed cutter IdasHMS PhippsHarpoonerHMS DragonHMS NarcissusCambridgeShipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1812HMS CarlottaHMS ManillaHMS ConquerorMedwayHMS ApellesHMS SkylarkApellesAndromaqueArianeCampbell MacquarieHDMS NajadenAbercrombyHMS EmulousHMS GuerrieresinkingHMS BrazenHMS SouthamptonSir John Borlase WarrenDanaéHMS MagnetMangaloreHMS ChubHarrietHMS BeletteUSS VixenHMS SubtleHMS AlbanHMS PembrokeDuc de DantzigQueen CharlotteHMS CraneUSS ConstitutionHMS JavaShipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1826ShipleyBusirisAgamemnonSydney PacketCiceroEast IndianNimrodMonmouthBuenos AiresHarlestonWindsor CastleSir Godfrey Webster