Vessel: Santa Ana; flag: Spain / Uruguay; rig: Brig. People recorded in connection with the voyage: Captain: Peoli, José María; Captain: Velarde, Jose. The voyage began at Havana on 20 January 1810. Principal recorded disembarkation place: Gonaïve. Recorded outcome: Ship captured by Haitian navy and enslaved people released in Haiti.
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