The
Cheshire, J Roach master was a single
decked brig of 63 tons burden, with a draught of water of 12 ft., when loaded. Built
in Bridgewater in 1785, she was later, part rebuilt in 1806, when a new deck was added.
She had an E1 classification and was described as a constant trader between
Liverpool and Cork.[1]
Liverpool,
Nov. 13. The Cheshire, Roche, of this port, from Newport to Cork with coals,
was driven on shore, dismasted, in Tramore Bay, near Waterford, on the on 21
inst., crew saved.[2]
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