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Jersey Packet
The ''Jersey Packet'' was a small 18th century sloop of 80 tons burden.
==History==
She appears to have started life as a packet boat plying between Jersey in the Channel Islands and the UK mainland. In 1755 and 1756 she was commanded on this route by Pierre Labey. One of the original owners was John Thoreau of Jersey.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The Gaspe Valpys genealogy website )〕 An early reference to her is in the ''London Chronicle'' of 10 February 1761 where she is reported as arriving in Southampton on 7 February from Jersey.
In 1770 she was purchased by the Brethren's Society for the Furtherance of the Gospel among the Heathen for use as the first of twelve Moravian Church mission ships.〔 In this capacity she made a single voyage from London to Labrador in the summer of same year, under the command of Captain Thomas Mugford with six crew and ten missionaries.〔 She was described in a contemporary letter as On the outbound voyage ''Jersey Packet'' called at Lymington for a supply of sails and Exmouth for a quantity of fishing tackle arriving Labrador on 24 July.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=''Brief account of the vessel employed in the service of the mission on the coast of Labrador, and of the more remarkable deliverances from imminent peril, which she has experienced from the year 1770 to the present time''. (from: periodical accounts, Vol. 21, 75-83, 120-33), from the Religion, Science and Culture in Newfoundland and Labrador website, Dr Hans Rollmann, Dept of Religious Studies, Memorial University of Newfoundland )〕 In Labrador she called at Byron's Bay, Eskimo Bay and Nunengoak Bay arriving back in London on 16 November 1770.〔〔Journal of the voyage of the Jersey packet to Labrador and Newfoundland taken from the papers of Jens Haven and Christian Drachard, 1770〕
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