In November 1802, after General de Rochambeau replaced Charles Leclerc as governor of Saint-Domingue, Rochambeau started executing blacks by drowning; he had the entire garrison of Fort Dauphin transferred to Swiftsure and thrown overboard by her crew.
In November 1802, following the replacement of Charles Leclerc by General de Rochambeau as governor of Saint-Domingue, Rochambeau began killing black people by drowning; he moved the entire garrison of Fort Dauphin to Swiftsure and had them thrown overboard by her crew.