Elizabeth (East Indiaman)
The Elizabeth was a 650-ton cargo ship chartered by private merchants (and thus not technically an East Indiaman) to sail to Madras and Bengal with a cargo of metals, beer glass and trade goods as well as a substantial number of passengers and lascars. On 28 December 1810, she was wrecked on the Dunkirk brake.
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