The
Telemachus was a three masted, square rigged ship of 204 tons burden, single
decked with beams, with a draught of water of 12 ft. when loaded and armed with
two 4 pounder cannon. She was foreign built, owned by Power & C, and
classified as E1. She was a regular trader between London and Honduras and had
good repairs done in 1802.[1]
The Telemachus, Swan from London to Honduras
is put into Tramore Bay, near Waterford, with much damage’.[2]
Little Charles, May 1804
About four o'clock on Thursday evening, the
brig Little Charles, of Liverpool, Alex. Keating master, bound from Liverpool
to St. Michael's, in ballast, struck on Fileskirt Rock, off Ballymacaw,
Ireland, and immediately sunk. The crew were fortunately saved.[3]
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