context: In mid-December 1698, Peter I left Voronezh. He left F. M. Sklyaev to supervise the construction of the “Goto Predestination”, and L. Ya. Vereshchagin was ordered to monitor the decoration of the ship [17]. According to the Englishman John Perry [approx. 4] F. M. Sklyaev was ordered to turn to British craftsmen for advice on building the ship. In February 1699, Peter I again arrived in Voronezh, from that moment on, the “Goto Predestination” was built under his personal guidance [19]. 13 [O.S. March 1700], Peter I wrote to F. A. Golovin [20] [21]: “The ship is finished with the help of God and I want to lower it (if it doesn’t hurt that) for the first one ...”. At this time, according to Peter I, severe frosts were in Voronezh, due to which the construction of the ship was postponed [approx. 5]. The ship was ready by early April (in the new style in the middle of this month), but due to the low water level of the river, the descent of the ship's hull had to be postponed. The ship was launched on April 27 (May 8) 1700 [14] [22] [23] in the presence of Tsarevich Alexei Petrovich, Princess Natalya Alekseevna (sister of Peter I), foreign ambassadors and other honorary guests [approx. 6].
question: When was the ship "Goto Predestination" built?
answers.text: April 27 (May 8) 1700