Louis-Michel Aury
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Louis-Michel Aury was a French Corsair operating in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean during the early 19th century. Aury was born in Paris, France, in around 1788. He served in the French Navy, but from 1802 served in privateer ships. By 1810 he had accumulated enough prize money to become the master of his own vessel. He then gave his support to the Spanish colonies in South America in their fight for independence from Spain. In April 1813 he sailed from North…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Louis-Michel Aury was a French Corsair operating in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean during the early 19th century. Aury was born in Paris, France, in around 1788. He served in the French Navy, but from 1802 served in privateer ships. By 1810 he had accumulated enough prize money to become the master of his own vessel. He then gave his support to the Spanish colonies in South America in their fight for independence from Spain. In April 1813 he sailed from North Carolina on his own privateer ship with Venezuelan letters-of-marque to attack Spanish ships. He was then commissioned as a commodore in the navy of New Granada (Colombia), and at great expense, evacuated hundreds of people from the besieged city of Cartagena, Colombia to Haiti. He then argued with Simón Bolívar, leader of the Latin American revolutionaries over payment for his services. He then accepted a commission from the fledgling Republic of Mexico as Civil and Military Governor of Texas, and established a privateering base on Galveston Island, Texas, in September 1816.