| Ship, nation, owners | Voyage identification number | 554 |
| Voyage in 1999 CD-ROM | Yes | |
| Vessel name | Deux Nantais | |
| Flag | France | |
| Flag IMP | France | |
| Place constructed | Nantes | |
| Year constructed | 1823 | |
| Place registered | ||
| Year registered | ||
| Rig | Brig | |
| Tonnage | 201 | |
| Standardized tonnage IMP | 201 | |
| Guns mounted | 4 | |
| Vessel owners | Ogereau, Pierre-Guillaume | |
| Voyage Outcome | Particular outcome of voyage | Voyage completed as intended |
| Outcome of voyage for slaves IMP | Slaves disembarked in Americas | |
| Outcome of voyage if ship captured IMP | Not captured | |
| Outcome of voyage for owner IMP | Delivered slaves for original owners | |
| African resistance | ||
| Voyage Itinerary | Place where voyage began IMP | Nantes |
| First place of slave purchase | Sherbro | |
| Second place of slave purchase | ||
| Third place of slave purchase | ||
| Principal place of slave purchase IMP | Sherbro | |
| Places of call before Atlantic crossing | ||
| First place of slave landing | Santiago de Cuba | |
| Second place of slave landing | ||
| Third place of slave landing | ||
| Principal place of slave landing IMP | Santiago de Cuba | |
| Place where voyage ended | Vlissingen | |
| Region where voyage began IMP | France | |
| First region of slave purchase | Sierra Leone | |
| Second region of slave purchase | ||
| Third region of slave purchase | ||
| Principal region of slave purchase IMP | Sierra Leone | |
| First region of slave landing | Cuba | |
| Second region of slave landing | ||
| Third region of slave landing | ||
| Principal region of slave landing IMP | Cuba | |
| Region where voyage ended | Netherlands | |
| Voyage Dates | Year arrived with slaves IMP | 1824 |
| Date voyage began | 1824-06-05 | |
| Date trade began in Africa | 1824-08-17 | |
| Date vessel departed Africa | 1824-11-03 | |
| Date vessel arrived with slaves | 1824-12-12 | |
| Date vessel departed for homeport | ||
| Date voyage completed | 1825-04-25 | |
| Voyage length, homeport to slaves landing (days) IMP | 190 | |
| Middle passage (days) IMP | 39 | |
| Captain and Crew | Captain's name | Pelletier, Charles |
| Crew at voyage outset | 30 | |
| Crew at first landing of slaves | ||
| Crew deaths during voyage | ||
| Slave (numbers) | Number of slaves intended at first place of purchase | |
| Slaves carried from first port of purchase | ||
| Slaves carried from second port of purchase | ||
| Slaves carried from third port of purchase | ||
| Total slaves embarked | 483 | |
| Total slaves embarked IMP | 483 | |
| Number of slaves arriving at first place of landing | 460 | |
| Number of slaves disembarked at first place of landing | ||
| Number of slaves disembarked at second place of landing | ||
| Number of slaves disembarked at third place of landing | ||
| Total slaves disembarked IMP | 460 | |
| Slave (characteristics) | Percentage men IMP | 27.5% |
| Percentage women IMP | 11.4% | |
| Percentage boys IMP | 39.3% | |
| Percentage girls IMP | 21.8% | |
| Percentage male IMP | 66.8% | |
| Percentage children IMP | 61.3% | |
| Sterling cash price in Jamaica IMP | ||
| Slave deaths during middle passage IMP | 23 | |
| Mortality rate IMP | 5.0% | |
| Source | Sources | PP,1845,XLIX:593-633: Great Britain, Parliamentary Papers: 1777, Accounts and Papers, No 9 1788, XXII 1789, XXIV, XXV, XXVI 1790, XXIX, XXX, XXXI 1790-91, XXXIV 1792, XXXV 1795-96, XLII 1798-99, XLVIII 1799 XLVIII 1801-2, IV 1803-4, X 1806, XII 1813-14, XII 1816, VII 1823, XIX 1825, XXVII, XXIX 1826, XXIX 1826-7, XXII, XXVI 1828, XXVI 1829, XXVI 1830, X 1831, XIX 1831-32, XLVII 1842, XLIV 1845,XLIX 1847-8, XXII 1852-3, XXXIX IUP,ST,10/B1/128-34: Great Britain, Irish University Press Series of British Parliamentary Papers: Slave Trade, vols. 1-90 (Shannon, 1969-74). FO84/58,Manderville,25.05.14: British National Archives (Kew), Foreign Office Daget: Répertoire des expéditions négrières françaises à la traite illégale (Nantes, 1988) AfricanInstit, Nineteenth: "Instance Court of Vice-Admiralty," Nineteenth Report of the African Institution, (1825) |