Betsey (1800 ship)
"Betsey" first appeared in "Lloyd's Register" ("LR"), in the volume for 1800. "Betsey"s first captor, on 11 August 1813, was . "Betsey", Merryweather, master, was on her way back from St Vincents to Bristol when "Argus" captured "Betsey" some nine leagues west of Scilly. "Argus" sent "Betsey" to France, but she was retaken and came into Plymouth. "Argus" captured "Betsey" some nine leagues west of Scilly. However, she was retaken and came into Plymouth. 
"Betsey"s second captor, in October 1813, was the privateer "True Blooded Yankee". , , and recaptured "Betsey", Merryweather, master, on 30 October, as well as several other prizes to "True Blooded Yankee", and sent her into Plymouth. "Betsey" had been on her way from Bristol to Grenada when she had been captured some 100 miles from Lundy Island. "Betsey" was last listed in 1825.
Fate
She was last listed in 1825.