List of ship launches in 1819

The list of ship launches in 1819 includes a chronological list of ships launched in 1819.

Date Ship Class / type Builder Location Country Notes
12 January Blonde Apollo-class frigate Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[1]
27 January Menai Frigate Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[2]
28 January Catherine East Indiaman Blackwall Yard  United Kingdom For British East India Company.[3]
January Alacrity Cherokee-class brig-sloop Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[4]
2 February Eclipse Paddle steamer D. Brent Rotherhithe  United Kingdom For F. Bigg, J. Heighington, Squire Knight and others.[5]
10 February Brisk Cherokee-class brig-sloop Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[6]
13 February York East Indiaman Philip Laing Southwick  United Kingdom For British East India Company.[7]
28 February Cicero Greenland whaler Edward Gibson Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[8]
1 March Columbus Ship of the line Washington Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
6 March Mary Brig Robert W. Purchas Chepstow  United Kingdom For private owner.[9]
13 March Asia Merchantman A. Hall & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
17 March Andromeda Merchantman Sunderland  United Kingdom For British East India Company.[11]
22 March Aquatic Brig J. & H. Smith Gainsborough  United Kingdom For private owner.[12]
31 March Hooghly Full-rigged ship Gordon Deptford  United Kingdom For John W. Buckle.
March Patriot Snow  United Kingdom For private owner.[13]
March Streatlam Castle Merchantman J Watson & Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Scarfield.[14][15]
March Talbot Paddle steamer John Wood & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Thomas Boyd, Alexander Law and David Napier.[16][17]
10 April Montrose West Indiaman John James & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[18]
15 April Erin-go-Bragh Paddle steamer John Wood & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[19][20]
15 April Port Glasgow Paddle steamer John Wood & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[19][21]
26 April Belleisle Repulse-class ship of the line Edward Churchill Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[22][23]
April Jessie Snow W. Potts Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[14][24]
3 May Thétis Pallas-class frigate Toulon France For French Navy.
10 May Delight Cherokee-class brig-sloop Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[25]
11 May Cygnet Cherokee-class brig-sloop Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[26]
12 May William of Lancaster Full-rigged ship Barrick Whitby  United Kingdom For private owner.[27]
13 May Princesa Real Fifth rate Portugal For Portuguese Navy.[28]
14 May Vulcan Barge Thomas Wilson Faskine  United Kingdom For Forth and Clyde Canal Company.[29][30] First iron vessel built in United Kingdom.[31]
25 May Lord Stewart Brig John Hutchinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Hutchinson.[14][32]
26 May Blanche Leda-class frigate Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[33]
May Rhoda Merchantman John M. & William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Turner Thompson.[14][34]
1 June Kolym Cutter B. F. Stoke Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[35]
4 June True Blue Sailboat King Low Wood  United Kingdom For Mr. King.[36]
5 June Cristina Frigate Genoa Kingdom of Sardinia For Royal Sardinian Navy.[37][38]
11 June Robert Brigantine William Simons & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For G. & R. Denniston & Co.[39][40]
12 June Catherine Merchantman J. Scott & Sons Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs Stirling, Gordon & Co.[39]
19 June Lord Archibald Hamilton Brig Nicol, Reid & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owber.[41]
19 June Traveller Brig Adamson Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owber.[41]
June Alabama Alabama-class schooner Christian Bergh New York United States For United States Revenue Marine[42]
1 July Avtroil Amfitrada-class frigate Saint Petersburg  United Kingdom For Imperial Russian Navy.[43]
3 July Eclipse Cherokee-class brig-sloop Plymouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[44]
7 July Clydesdale East Indiaman R. & A. Carsewell Greenock  United Kingdom For Denniston Buchanan & Co.
8 July Fisgard Leda-class frigate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
10 July Novaia Zemla Sloop-of-war A. M. Kurochkin Arkhangelsk  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[45]
31 July Patrikii Spechnyi-class frigate A. M. Kurochkin Arkangelsk  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[46]
1 July Trekh Sviatitelei Selafail-class ship of the line A. M. Kurochkin Arkhangelsk  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[47]
July Indian Trader East Indiaman J. Thomas Calcutta India For private owner.
6 August Larch Experimental vessel Perth  United Kingdom For the Duke of Atholl.[48]
7 August Pomona Merchantman R. Steele & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Leitch & Smith.[49]
7 August Woodlark Merchantman James Warwick Rotherhithe  United Kingdom For Mr. Middleton.
25 August Souverain Océan-class ship of the line Louis Charles Antoine Barallier Toulon France For French Navy[50]
31 August Akhilles Sloop A. V. Zenkhov Sveaborg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[51]
August Fenwick Snow James Johnson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Johnson.[14][52]
5 September Seringapatam Seringapatam-class frigate Bombay Dockyard Bombay India For Royal Navy
5 September Tvyordyi Leiptzig-class ship of the line I. V. Kurepanov Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[53]
7 September Clydesdale Merchantman R. & A. Carsewell Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Denniston, Buchanan & Co.[54]
15 September Sarah Merchantman James Warwick Rotherhithe  United Kingdom For T. Weeding & Co.
19 September Princess Charlotte Brig Fortesco de Santos Newcastle United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland New South Wales For Government of New South Wales
28 September Perseverance East Indiaman Whitehaven  United Kingdom For private owner.[55]
29 September Thames Indiaman George Hilhouse, Sons & Co. Hotwells  United Kingdom For private owner.[56]
5 October Dunvegan Castle Merchantman James Macrae Chittagong India For Finlay & Co.
5 October Isis Modified Salisbury-class frigate Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
5 October Chichley Plowden Merchantman Kyd & Co. Kidderpore India For private owner.
16 October Legkii Fifth rate B. F. Stoke Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[57]
19 October The Paget Schooner Jabez Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For private owner.[58]
21 October Jane Fairlie Full-rigged ship J. Scott & Sons. Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Muir & Fairlie.[59]
22 October Woodford East Indiaman G. Hillhouse, Sons & Co. Bristol  United Kingdom For Aaron Chapman, or Abel and Arthur Chapman.
20 November Trelawney West Indiaman Scott & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.
16 December Emulous Cherokee-class brig-sloop Plymouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[60]
Unknown date Adrian Merchantman William Smith & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For private owner.[61]
Unknown date Anglia Merchantman John M. & William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Robert Ord.[14]
Unknown date Anne Merchantman Philip Laine Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Stephenson.[14]
Unknown date Apollo West Indiaman Hilhouse Bristol  United Kingdom For private owner.
Unknown date Aurora Snow Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For Mr. Smith.[14]
Unknown date Carl XIII Man of war Sweden For Royal Swedish Navy.[62]
Unknown date East Indian Merchantman Bolton & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For Mr Boltons.
Unknown date Fatih i Bahri Third rate Constantinople Ottoman Empire For Ottoman Navy.[63]
Unknown date Golden Grove Merchantman Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[14]
Unknown date Henry Merchantman George Taylor Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Upper Canada For private owner.
Unknown date Heroine Full-rigged ship John M. & William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. & R. Greenwell.[14]
Unknown date Hersilia Brig Christopher Leeds Mystic, Connecticut United States For William A. Fanning, James P. Sheffield and Ephraim Williams.
Unknown date Hindostan Merchantman Holt and Richardson Whitby  United Kingdom For Christian Richardson & Co.
Unknown date Jane Brig Bombay India For Bombay Pilot Service.[64]
Unknown date Jannet Brig Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For Mr. Hardies.[14]
Unknown date Johanna Anna Full-rigged ship  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[65]
Unknown date Kuh i Revan Second rate Constantinople Ottoman Empire For Ottoman Navy.[66]
Unknown date Laburnum Brig Holt Whitby  United Kingdom For Mr. Holt.[27]
Unknown date Ladoga Sloop-of-war Mikhail Lazarev Lodeynoye Pole  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.
Unknown date Lord Teignmouth Snow Oswald Partis Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. White.[14]
Unknown date Louisiana Alabama-class schooner Christian Bergh New York United States For United States Revenue Marine
Unknown date Meteor Full-rigged ship Newburyport, Massachusetts United States For private owner.
Unknown date Nassau Snow Pirie & Co. Gosport  United Kingdom For private owner.
Unknown date Nereus Merchantman Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Philip Laing.[14]
Unknown date Opyt Schooner B. F. Stoke Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[67]
Unknown date Perennial Brigantine River Wear  United Kingdom For Dent Ditchburn.[68]
Unknown date Pleiades Brig Holt Whitby  United Kingdom For Mr. Holt.[27]
Unknown date Recovery Merchantman Ayre United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Isle of Man For J. Hamlin.
Unknown date Rosella Merchantman William Smith & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For private owner.
Unknown date Roslin Castle Barque Bristol  United Kingdom For private owner.
Unknown date Royal Charlotte Merchantman India For private owner.
Unknown date Shah Allaum Frigate Bombay India For an Imaum.[64]
Unknown date Sirene Full-rigged ship  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[69]
Unknown date Sun Snow Oswald Partis Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Hay.[14]
Unknown date Surayya Fifth rate Alexandria Ottoman Empire Egypt For Egyptian Navy.[70]
Unknown date Marquess of Salisbury[71] Packet ship Richard Symons Little Falmouth  United Kingdom For Mr. Sutton.[72]
Unknown date Tour Snow John M. & William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For John M. & William Gales.[14]
Unknown date Tranmere Merchantman Tranmere  United Kingdom For Mr. Tayleur.
Unknown date Union Schooner William Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For private owner.[73]
Unknown date Zeepaard Sixth rate Dunkirk France For Royal Netherlands Navy.[74]

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