[5] Westmoreland acquired captives in the Gold Coast region and arrived with 149 slaves at Trinidad on 22 November 1803.

[4] War with France had resumed while she was on her voyage and Captain Peter Cormack received a letter of marque on 25 July 1803.

Conception had been sailing from Vera Cruz to Spain with a cargo of 130 tons of sugar, a quantity of dye wood, and 68,000 dollars.

[7][8] In late March of early April Lloyd's List reported that a French privateer captured Westmoreland, Goodall, master, after a long engagement.

[9] A week and a half later Lloyd's List reported that the French privateer Bon had captured a different Westmoreland.