Ariadne
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Ariadne

US merchantman and UK slave ship 1797–1806


Manufacturer
Newbury
Vessel Type
ship

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The Ariadne was a ship that was launched in 1795 as a merchant vessel, but was later converted into a Royal Navy ship during the Napoleonic Wars. It served as a transport ship and participated in various naval operations, including the capture of French ships. The Ariadne had a successful naval career, being involved in several battles and engagements. It was eventually decommissioned in 1816 and sold for scrap. The ship had a unique history, transitioning from a merchant ship to a warship, and played a significant role in the naval activities of its time.

This description has been generated using GPT-3.5-TURBO based on the Vessel's wikidata information and then modified by ShipIndex.org staff.

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Ariadne (Capt: McBride, William; Brig, Built in Newbury, Massachusetts, 1795; 135 tons; Voyage: 8/1/1802 to 6/9/1803) Subscribe to view
Ariadne (Capt: McBride, William; Snauw, Built in Newbury, Massachusetts, 1795; 132 tons; Voyage: 7/28/1803 to 8/20/1804) Subscribe to view
Ariadne (Capt: Mollett, Thomas; Snauw, Built in Newbury, Massachusetts, 1795; 132 tons; Voyage: 9/6/1801 to 6/17/1802) Subscribe to view
Ariadne (Capt: Thompson, Robert; Snauw, Built in Newbury, Massachusetts, 1795; 132 tons; Voyage: 4/7/1806 to …) Subscribe to view