 The "Henrietta Marie" then loaded a cargo of sugar, cotton, dyewoods and ginger to take back to England on the third leg of the triangular route.After leaving Port Royal the ship headed for the Yucatán Channel to pass around the western end of Cuba (thus avoiding the pirates infesting the passage between Cuba and Hispaniola) and catch the Gulf Stream, the preferred route for all ships leaving the Caribbean to return to Europe.The "Henrietta Marie" wrecked on New Ground Reef near the Marquesas Keys, approximately 35 miles west of Key West.