On her fourth convict voyage under the command of William Nicholas and surgeon J. McTernan, she left Cork, Ireland on 2 March 1829, with 170 male convicts and eleven free boys joining their parents.
She left Cork, Ireland on 2 March 1829. This was with 170 male convicts joining their parents. This was with eleven free boys joining their parents. This was on her fourth convict voyage under the command of William Nicholas. This was on her fourth convict voyage under the command of surgeon J. McTernan.