Lloyd's Register for 1790 showed Amphitrite with C.Pearson, master, James Atty, owner, and trade Liverpool–Riga.

[5] Lloyd's List (LL) reported on 23 December 1794 that a privateer had captured Amphitrite, Tardiff, master, about six miles from the east end of Jamaica.

[8] By agreement, these vessels also shared the prize money with Africa and Thisbe.

[9] Lloyd's List reported that the recapture took place off the Virginia Capes and that Amphitrite had been "much plundered".

[10] Lloyd's List later reported that Amphitrite, Tardiff, master, had arrived at Antigua.