Slave voyages
📅 18 February 1811
📍 British Virgin Islands
Vessel: Netuno; flag: Portugal / Brazil. Principal recorded place where captives were acquired: Africa, port unspecified (Other Africa). Principal recorded disembarkation place: Tortola, port unspecified. Recorded outcome: Vice-Admiralty Court, Tortola, restored.
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