James and Henry, 17 December 1819

The James and Henry, F Ridley, master, was a brig of 221 tons burden, single decked with beams, sheathed with copper over boards, with a draught of water of 14ft., built in Sunderland in 1807 and owned by its captain & Co. She held an E2 classification, a 2^nd class ship, built of 2^nd class materials.[1]

The James and Henry, of London, Ridley, from Maranham to Liverpool, was on shore at Tramore Bay, on 17inst. Crew and most of the cargo saved[2]

The James and Henry, Ridley, from the Brazils to Liverpool, was on shore at Tramore Bay, on the 17inst.[3]

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[1] Lloyds Register, 1819.

[2] Lloyd’s List, 21 December 1819.

[3] Public Ledger and Daily Advertiser, 22 December 1819.