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STARLING Cutter Built in 1829, Pembroke.
Survey Vessel in 1834.
Sold in 1844.
  • 1830 Tender to GANGES at Portsmouth.
  • 1831 Tender to ASIA at Portsmouth.
    March 1832 Portsmouth.
  • 1836 Lieut. Henry KELLETT, 10/1835, Portsmouth for South America.
    Tender to SULPHUR 1837 -39.
    (See SULPHUR for details) On 28 July 1839 STARLING and SULPHUR arrived off the mouth of the Columbia River to carry out a survey of the area.
    Both vessels were damaged by grounding, that to STARLING was so bad that she was forced to navigate the 100 miles of waterway to Fort Vancouver for repair.

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