On 22 July 1806 "Vulture" arrived at Port Jackson, from "England". She left Port Jackson for the "Fisheries" in September. "Vulture" returned to Britain on 2 July 1807 with 320 casks. In the 1808 volume of "Lloyd's Register" Folger remained master, but a later entry that same year gave "Vulture"s master as Christie. There was also a modification to her armament with two 6-pounder guns replacing the two 9-pounders. This later description carried over to the 1809 "Lloyd's Register". "Vulture" left Britain on 11 April 1808 under Joseph Christie's command, bound for the Pacific Ocean. However, in October 1808, near Valparaíso, the Spanish privateer "Cantabria" captured and "Vulture". Notes  Citations  References