8 February 1806. She arrived Kingston on 22 March 1806 with 336 slaves. She left Kingston on 2 May and arrived at Liverpool on 11 June. She had left Liverpool with 52 crew embers and suffered eight crew deaths on the voyage. 6th slave voyage (1807–1808): Captain Ward sailed from Liverpool in February 1807. As she left, on 12 February another vessel ran afoul of her in the Mersey, causing some damage, carrying away all of her upper work on the starboard side of her quarterdeck. Alexander acquired her slaves on the Gold Coast and arrived at Kingston on 30 November. On 25 November a French privateer captured Lucy, an American vessel sailing from to Philadelphia. Alexander recaptured Lucy, which then arrived in Jamaica. Alexander departed Kingston on 11 April 1808 and arrived back at Liverpool on 29 May. She had left Liverpool with 50 crew members and she suffered eight crew deaths on the voyage. The Slave Trade Act 1807 made it illegal for British vessels to engage in the slave trade. The Act took effect on 1 May 1807, so Alexanders last voyage was still legal as she had cleared customs outward bound in February. Fate Alexander, Ward, master, was last listed in 1808 in LR, and in 1809 in the Register of Shipping. Citations 1797 ships Captured ships Age of Sail merchant ships of England Liverpool slave ships