List of ship launches in 1858

The list of ship launches in 1858 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1858.

Date Ship Class Builder Location Country Notes
1 January Antigua Clipper Messrs. A. M'Millan & Son Dumbarton  United Kingdom For John Kerr.[1]
1 January David William Pickering Schooner Griffith Thomas Barmouth  United Kingdom For David William Pickering and others.[2]
1 January Flying Fish Barque J. M. Reed Pallion  United Kingdom For Messrs. Cavan Bros.[3][4]
1 January Georgetown Barque Messrs. R. Thompson & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. Cavan Bros.[3][4]
1 January Leopard Steamship Messrs. Brownlow & Lumsden Hull  United Kingdom For William B. Brownlow and others.[5][6]
1 January Plover Barque Messrs. R. Thompson & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. Cavan Bros.[3][4]
1 January Sea Wave Barque J. Hardie Southwick  United Kingdom For Mr. Tweddell.[3][4]
1 January Unnamed Barque James Robinson North Hylton  United Kingdom For private owner.[4]
2 January Bartolomeo Diaz Steam yacht Messrs. Green Blackwall  United Kingdom For Pedro V of Portugal.[7]
2 January Camellia Barque N. Stothard Pallion  United Kingdom For Mr. Robinson.[3][4]
2 January Champion Merchantman Camper Gosport  United Kingdom For Messrs. Beale.[8]
2 January Clarence Full-rigged ship W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Hay.[3][4]
2 January Ocean Pearl Schooner James Bannister Tarleton  United Kingdom For James Ashcroft, Hugh Forshaw and James Taylor.[9]
2 January Westburn Clipper Messrs. W. Hood & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Mr. Nicol.[10]
2 January Unnamed Brig Messrs. Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[4]
2 January Unnamed Barque Stothard Pallion  United Kingdom For Mr. Robinson.[4]
4 January Dover Castle Full-rigged ship Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Hay.[3][4]
4 January Standard Barque William Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Kelso.[3][4]
9 January Tasmanian Steamship Messrs. Laurence Hill &. Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For European and Australian Royal Mail Company.[11]
14 January Countess of Fife Merchantman T. H. Wood Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Anderson.[3][12]
14 January The Mary Barque W. H. Pearson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[13]
16 January British Queen Clipper Messrs. A. Duthie & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owners.[12]
18 January Edith Moore Full-rigged ship W. C. Miller Toxteth  United Kingdom For Charles Moore & Co.[14]
25 January The Royal Bride Steamship Messrs Hyde & Co. Bristol  United Kingdom For Messrs. Mileses & Kingston.[15][16][17]
30 January Polestar Barque Messrs Samuelson & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Cotesworth, Lyne & Co.[18][19]
31 January Great Eastern Paddle steamer J Scott Russell & Co London  United Kingdom For Eastern Steam Navigation Co. The largest ship built to date.[20]
January Catherine Merchantman Rhyl  United Kingdom For private owner.[21]
January Delhi Mersey flat John Anderton Runcorn  United Kingdom For private owner.[22]
January Unnamed Full-rigged ship James Briggs Pallion  United Kingdom For Messrs. Bradley & Potts.[4]
1 February Benares Steamship Messrs. Tod & McGregor Greenock  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[23]
8 February Bremen Steamship Messrs. Caird & Co. Glasgow  United Kingdom For Bremen and New York Steam Packet Company.[24]
13 February Challenger Pearl-class corvette Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
13 February Norah Greame Full-rigged ship Belfast Steam-Ship Building Company Belfast  United Kingdom For George Bates.[25][26]
15 February Ann Law Brig Messrs. David Burns & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owners.[27]
16 February Alea Schooner Camper Gosport  United Kingdom For private owner.[28]
17 February Flying Dutchman Schooner Messrs. Hanson's Cowes  United Kingdom For private owner.[29]
17 February Lincolnshire Clipper Messrs. Money Wigram & Sons Poplar  United Kingdom For private owner.[30]
17 February Lily Schooner William Bayley & Sons Ipswich  United Kingdom For Ebenezer Goddard and Mr. Peck.[31][32]
February Cornubia Steamship Harvey & Co. Hayle  United Kingdom For Hayle and Bristol Steam Packet Company.
February Lady Alice Clipper  United Kingdom For The Passengers' Line of Packets.[33]
1 March De Brys Steamship Middlesbrough  United Kingdom For private owner.[34]
2 March Ellie Schooner J. Roberts Nefyn  United Kingdom For R. Hughes.[35]
2 March Imperator Aleksandr Steamship John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Imperial Russian Government.[36]
3 March Surinam Merchantman Messrs. James McMillan & Son Greenock  United Kingdom For John Kerr.[37]
3 March The Oaklands Barque H. Follett Shaldon  United Kingdom For Mr. Clarke.[38]
13 March Dania Paddle steamer Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For H. P. Prior.[39][40]
13 March Annie Brig Messrs. Bowman & Drummond Blyth  United Kingdom For Messrs. William Winship & Co.[41]
15 March Eclipse Steamship Messrs. Morton Leith  United Kingdom For private owner.[42]
16 March Alliance Schooner Messrs. Trewick, Sons & Co. Amlwch  United Kingdom For Messrs. J. Palmer & Co.[43]
16 March Meridian Schooner Aberystwyth  United Kingdom For Richard Francis and others.[44]
17 March Carmel Schooner Walters Exmouth  United Kingdom For Mr. Popham.[45]
17 March Eclipse Clipper Anderson Granton  United Kingdom For private owner.[46]
17 March Eclipse Barque Thomas Wright Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[47]
17 March Mary Barque Messrs. Hall Footdee  United Kingdom For Mr. McKay.[47]
18 March Nova Scotian Steamship Messrs. W. Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.[48]
20 March Aleksandr Steamship Messrs. C. & W. Earle Hull  United Kingdom For Imperial Russian Government.[49]
30 March Not named Barque Innes Leith  United Kingdom Speculative build.[50]
31 March New York Steamship Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[51]
31 March Northam Steamship Messrs. Summers & Day Northam  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[52]
March Lady Alice Barque James Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For A. O. Wilkinson.[3][53]
March Surcouf Aviso Rochefort France For French Navy.[54]
1 April Wasp Steamship Paisley  United Kingdom For Mr. Hetherington.[55]
3 April James Sloop John Anderton Runcorn  United Kingdom For private owner.[56]
6 April Warhawk Yacht M. Ratsey Cowes  United Kingdom For J. W. Cannon.[57]
14 April Queen of Hindustan or Queen of India Full-rigged ship W. Briggs, or J. Reed Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Brass.[3]
15 April Edinburgh Steamship Messrs. S. & H. Morton Leith  United Kingdom For private owner.[58]
15 April Hero Agamemnon-class ship of the line Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[59]
16 April Elizabeth Schooner Thomas Price Pill  United Kingdom For James Smith.[60]
17 April Palestine Steamship Messrs. R. Steele & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Burns.[61]
20 April Test Brig Vaux Harwich  United Kingdom For Mr. Vaux.[62]
1 May Pilot Schooner Richard Cliffe Castleford  United Kingdom For private owner.[63]
1 May Vianna Steamship T. D. Marshall South Shields  United Kingdom For Messrs. Vianna, Chappel & Co. Collided with the barque Rossendale on being launched. Rossendale sank.[64][65]
5 May Douglas Paddle steamer Robert Napier and Sons Glasgow  United Kingdom For Isle of Man Steam Packet Company.[66]
7 May Princeza de Joinville Paddle Steamer Messrs. John & Robert White West Cowes  United Kingdom For Imperial Brazilian Government.[67]
11 May Kanaris Steamship James Laing Southwick  United Kingdom For E. T. Gourlay & Co.[68]
12 May Caledonienne Galliot Brest France For French Government.[69]
12 May Topaze Liffey-class frigate Devonport, Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
13 May Havelock Paddle steamer Messr. J. & G. Thompson Govan  United Kingdom For Dublin and Glasgow Steam Packet Company[70]
13 May James & Eleanor Snow Bowman and Drummond Blyth  United Kingdom For John Dobson & Co.[71]
15 May Grace Peile Barque Messrs. Chaloner, Hart & Sinott Liverpool  United Kingdom For Mr. Sawyers.[72]
17 May Integrity Sloop Messrs. Hazlehurst & Son Hull  United Kingdom For J. B. Lowther.[73]
21 May Griffin Steam yacht Messrs. Laurence Hill & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For James Baird.[74]
26 May Rainbow Paddle steamer John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Macgregor Laird.[75]
27 May Ellen and Ann Fishing smack Messrs. Gibson & Butcher Fleetwood  United Kingdom For Thomas Wright and Mrs. Blundell.[76]
27 May Sagres Corvette Messrs. Young, Sons & Magnay Limehouse  United Kingdom For Portuguese Navy.[77]
28 May Wildfire Schooner Robinson Gosport  United Kingdom For J. F. Turner.[78]
29 May Forté Imperieuse-class frigate Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[79][80]
May Arcona Corvette Danzig  Prussia For Prussian Navy.[81]
May Chinchas Merchantman Richibucto United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For J. W. Holderness.[82]
May Cleveland Clipper Messrs. T. & W. Smith Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For private owner.[83]
May Swetlana Frigate MM Arnand et Cie Bordeaux France For Imperial Russian Navy.[84]
11 June Huguenot Clipper W. Duthie Aberdeen  United Kingdom For John T. Rennie.[85][86]
11 June Mary Rowlands Schooner H. Hughes Porthdinllaen  United Kingdom For T. Williams.[87]
12 June Ceylon Steamship Messrs. Samuda Bros. Poplar  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[88]
12 June Cordelière Corvette Lorient France For French Navy.[89]
12 June Hudson Steamship Messrs. Palmer, Brothers, & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Norddeutscher Lloyd.[90]
12 June Jason Clipper Messrs. Walter Hood & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[86]
12 June Margaret Ann Schooner Robert Banister Tarleton  United Kingdom For W. Ball, H. Breakell, T. Hindle and Joseph Whiteside.[91]
12 June Melrose Barque J. Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Soutter.[3][53]
12 June Orlando Mersey-class frigate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[92]
12 June Sea Serpent Steamship Victoria Iron Works Greenwich  United Kingdom For private owner.[93]
14 June Finnart Steam yacht Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For John MacGregor.[94]
15 June Hebrides Steam yacht Messrs. John Scott & Sons Greenock  United Kingdom For Royal Northern Yacht Club.[95]
16 June Mercur Paddle Steamer R. Napier & Sons Glasgow  United Kingdom For Österreichischer Lloyd.[96]
18 June Mary Catherine Schooner Messrs. Hughes, Thomas & Co Amlwch  United Kingdom For private owner.[97]
21 June Sir Walter Raleigh Paddle steamer Messrs. Henderson & Son Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[98]
28 June Daniel Rankin Clipper Messrs. Denny & Rankin Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Messrs. Potter, Wilson & Co.[99]
28 June John Middleton Snow E. Potts Seaham  United Kingdom For Mr. Middleton.[3]
29 June Ellen Rodger Barque Messrs. Robert Steele & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Mr. Rodger.[100]
29 June Standart Imperial Yacht Bordeaux France For Alexander II of Russia.[101]
30 June Francis Barque H. Claughton Bristol  United Kingdom For private owner.[102]
June Azela Brig Messrs. Gaddy & Lamb Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For private owner.[103]
June Calmouk Transport ship Astrakhan  Russia For Imperial Russian Government.[104]
June Venilia Full-rigged ship Messrs. W. J. Fraser & Co. Miramichi United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[105][106]
2 July Kalevala Corvette Jörgensen Turku Russian Empire Grand Duchy of Finland For Finnish Navy.
10 July Ann Dunn Barque Robert Thompson Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For L. Dunn.[3][107]
10 July Westmoreland Barque William Watson North Hylton  United Kingdom For Messrs. Thomson & Co.[3][107]
10 July Ziba Clipper Messrs. Hall Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. Wade.[108]
12 July Baltic Steamship Messrs. C. & W. Earle Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Thomas Wilson, Sons, & Co.[109]
12 July Etheldreda Merchantman S. Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Stevens.[3][107]
12 July Verulam Clipper S. Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Stevens.[3][107][110]
13 July Naval Brigade East Indiaman Messrs. T. Young & Sons South Shields  United Kingdom For Messts. T. Young & Sons.[107]
14 July Deerhound Steam yacht John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Duke of Leeds.[111]
17 July Sjaelland Frigate Copenhagen Denmark For Royal Danish Navy.[112][113]
20 July Santa Catarina Schooner Ring Strood  United Kingdom For Mr. Appleyard.[114]
24 July Boyana Gunboat Thompson Rotherhithe  United Kingdom For Ottoman Navy.[115][116]
26 July Georgina Merchantman W. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
26 July Moravian Full-rigged ship Messrs. Walter Hood & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Messrs. George Thompson Jr. & Co.[117]
28 July Valiant Fishing smack Messrs. Lister & Trenery Gainsborough  United Kingdom For Mr. Hellyer.[118]
29 July Sir Richard Schooner Beaumaris  United Kingdom For private owner.[119]
29 July Undaunted Fishing smack Messrs. Lister & Trenery Gainsborough  United Kingdom For James Westcott.[118]
31 July São Luiz Paddle steamer W. C. Miller Toxteth  United Kingdom For Maranham Steam Packet Company.[120][121]
July Acacia Barque G. Booth Sunderland  United Kingdom For Denton & Co.[3][122]
July Bilboa Steamship Robinson Cork  United Kingdom For private owner.[123]
July Brooklyn Sloop-of-war Jacob A. Westervelt & Sons New York United States For United States Navy.[124]
July Gartsherrie Barque William Cotnam Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[125]
July The Duke of Argyle Fishing boat Iona  United Kingdom For private owner.[126]
July Surge Cutter Messrs. Fyffe Fairlie  United Kingdom For C. T. Couper.[127]
July Wallace Full-rigged ship Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner[128]
July Widders Sloop Brundrit & Whiteway Runcorn  United Kingdom For private owner.[129]
7 August Simla Steamship John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Messrs. Charles Moore & Co.[130]
7 August Ville de Nantes Ville de Nantes-class ship of the line Arsenal de Cherbourg Cherbourg France For French Navy.
10 August Castle Howard Full-rigged ship Taylor & Scouler Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Greenwell.[3][131]
10 August Elizabeth Richards Schooner Pensarn  United Kingdom For private owner.[132]
10 August Northerner Cutter Messrs. D. Burns & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[133]
10 August Powerful Full-rigged ship William Cotman Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[134][135]
10 August Simla Full-rigged ship Messrs. Peto, Brassey & Co. Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Messrs. Charles Moore & Co.[136]
11 August Omeo Steamship Messrs. A. Leslie & Co Hebburn  United Kingdom For private owner.[137]
12 August Osbourne House Steamship Messrs. John Pile & Co. West Hartlepool  United Kingdom For Richard Young.[138]
13 August Mersey Mersey-class frigate Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
14 August Pindare Paddle steamer W. C. Miller Toxteth  United Kingdom For Maranham Steam Packet Company.[121]
18 August Edmund Blunt Pilot boat Edward F. Williams Greenpoint, New York United States For Abraham Jones, Josiah Johnson Jr., Frank Penay and Louis Sampson.
21 August Heather Bell Paddle steamer Messrs. J. & G. Thomson Govan  United Kingdom For private owners.[139]
25 August Cologne Paddle steamer Messrs. Westwood, Baillie, and Campbell Millwall  United Kingdom For General Steam Navigation Company.[140]
26 August Windsor Castle First rate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
28 August Clio Pearl-class corvette Sheerness Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
August Bayan Frigate Bordeaux France For Imperial Russian Navy.[141]
August Calvados Transport ship Bordeaux France For French Navy.[142]
August Narvaez Steamship Ferrol Spain For Spanish Navy.[143]
August Natalie Full-rigged ship Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[144]
August Victorine Merchantman M. Armand Bordeaux France For private owner.[145]
2 September Diana Sloop of war Ferrol Spain For Spanish Navy.[146]
3 September General Admiral Frigate William H. Webb New York United States For Imperial Russian Navy.
9 September Knight Errant Full-rigged ship Messrs. M. Samuelson & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. H. Fletcher & Co.[147]
23 September Donegal Conqueror-class ship of the line Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
24 September Glenmore Barque Garmouth  United Kingdom For private owners.[148]
25 September Hungarian Steamship William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Allan Line.
26 September Sinop First rate Nicholaieff Admiralty Shipyard  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.
September Maria Full-rigged ship Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[149]
September Notre Dame de Fourvières Steamship M. Normand Le Havre France For private owner.[150]
September Peerless Full-rigged ship Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[151]
4 October Kaiser Ship of the line Pola Navy Yard Austrian Empire For Austrian Navy.
9 October Panope Steamship Messrs. John Reid & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Greek Government.[152]
20 October Lancaster Sloop-of-war Philadelphia Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
21 October Weser Steamship Messrs. Palmer & Co. Jarrow  United Kingdom For Norddeutscher Lloyd.[153]
22 October Icarus Racer-class sloop Deptford  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[154]
23 October Edgar Agamemnon-class ship of the line Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[155]
30 October Governor Douglas Steamship Victoria United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Vancouver Island For private owner.[156]
October Carrie Ladd Sternwheeler John T. Thomas Oregon City United States Oregon Territory For Jacob Kamm, John C. Ainsworth and others.
October Comet Merchantman Messrs. White Cowes  United Kingdom For private owner.[157]
October Deptford Packet Schooner G. Short Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Henderson.[3]
October Royal Charlie West Indiaman Messrs. White Cowes  United Kingdom For private owner.[157]
October Saint Dunstan Barque R. Thompson & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For Burnett & Co.[3][158][159]
4 November Little Western Steamship James Henderson & Son Renfrew  United Kingdom For Scilly Isles Steam Navigation Company.
6 November Cornelie Corvette Toulon France For French Navy.[160]
8 November Parramatta Paddle steamer Thames Iron Ship Building Company Millwall  United Kingdom For Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.[161]
9 November Zebra Steamship Messrs. Brownlow & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Brownlow & Co.[162]
13 November Earl of Southesk Barque William Stephen Arbroath  United Kingdom For Mr. Carnegie.[163]
16 November Carrier Train ferry Scotte & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Edinburgh & Northern Railway.
20 November Salto Paddle steamer Messrs. J. & G. Thompson Govan  United Kingdom For Company Saltena.[164]
22 November Hartford Sloop-of-war Boston Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
27 November Eliza Anderson Paddle steamer Samuel Farman Portland United States Oregon Territory For Columbia River Steam Navigation Company.
November Cleopatra Paddle steamer John Scott Russell Glasgow  United Kingdom For El Hami Pasha.[165]
November Yorkshire Lass Fishing smack Messrs. McCann & Armstrong Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[166]
2 December Fontenoy Suffren-class ship of the line Toulon France For French Navy.
18 December Aigle Imperial yacht Cherbourg France For Napoleon III.[167]
22 December A. Milano Merchantman Genoa Kingdom of Sardinia For private owner. Renamed L'Unito on the orders of the local authorities. A. Milano was a soldier who had attempted to assassinate King Ferdinand II of the Two Sicilies.[168]
22 December Jeddo Steamship John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[169]
Summer General Neill Full-rigged ship Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[170]
Autumn Storm King Full-rigged ship Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[171]
Unknown date Ada Cutter Camper Gosport  United Kingdom For H. F. Barclay.[78]
Unknown date Ada Letitia Merchantman Liddle & Sutcliffe Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Admiral Kanaris Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For S. Xenos.[3]
Unknown date Adriatic Ship of the line Pola Austrian Empire For Austrian Navy.[172]
Unknown date Advance Brigantine Near Saint John United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[173]
Unknown date Ajax Tug Savannah, Georgia United States For private owner.
Unknown date Albatross Steamship Mystic, Connecticut United States For private owner.
Unknown date Amanda Barque New York United States For private owner.
Unknown date Anglo-Indian Barque W. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Briggs.[3][174]
Unknown date Annie Merchantman J. Lister Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Ann Taylor Merchantman William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Taylor.[3]
Unknown date Asia Steamship James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Laing.[3]
Unknown date Beatrice Barque George Barker Sunderland  United Kingdom For Burnett & Co.[3][175]
Unknown date Boldon Lawn Merchantman Todd & Brown Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Tweddell.[3]
Unknown date Bolina Barque James Robinson North Hylton  United Kingdom For Mr. Hodgson.[3]
Unknown date Branch Schooner William Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Adamson.[3]
Unknown date Brandon Merchantman Richard Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Hepworth.[3]
Unknown date Brierly Hill Barque Austin Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. & S. Pegg.[3]
Unknown date Broadwater Full-rigged ship Sykes & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Weller.[3]
Unknown date Brother's Pride Full-rigged ship Sackville United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[176]
Unknown date Cedar Merchantman W. Briggs or J. Reed Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Richardson.[3]
Unknown date Champion Fishing smack William Ashburner Barrow-in-Furness  United Kingdom For private owner.[177]
Unknown date Cobrero Barque J. Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ridley & Co.[3]
Unknown date Concord Merchantmen G. Hick & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hick & Co.[3]
Unknown date Cornelia Merchantman M. Clarke Sunderland  United Kingdom For A. Ray.[3]
Unknown date Crested Wave Barque J. Denniston Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ayre & Co.[3][178]
Unknown date Czar Steamship Messrs. Samuelson & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Samuelson & Co.[179][180]
Unknown date Derwent Schooner G. W. Hall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Davidson.[3]
Unknown date Deva Merchantman United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland India For private owner.[181]
Unknown date Dona Anita Barque James Robinson North Hylton  United Kingdom For Mr. Seymour.[3]
Unknown date Duchess Barque Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Davison.[3]
Unknown date Eastern Province Barque Peverall & Davison Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Falconer.[3]
Unknown date Eleanor Merchantman George Barker Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Tullock.[3]
Unknown date Eleanor Merchantman J. Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. & R. Souter.[3]
Unknown date Electra Merchantman Brown & Johnson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Kenrick & Co.[3]
Unknown date Elizabeth Douthwaite Merchantman J. Davison Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Douthwaite.[3]
Unknown date Empress Barque W. Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Enmore Full-rigged ship Green Shipbuilders Bristol  United Kingdom For Michael Cavan and Company.
Unknown date Eslington Merchantman James Robinson North Hylton  United Kingdom For Mr. Rennison.[3]
Unknown date Far West Merchantman N. Stothard Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Denniston.[3]
Unknown date First Merchantman Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Frances Merchantman W. Petrie Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Tanner.[3]
Unknown date General Havelock Merchantman P. Foster Sunderland  United Kingdom For Fareall & Co.[3]
Unknown date General Havelock Barque Peverall & Davison Sunderland  United Kingdom For D. Davison.[3]
Unknown date Generous Merchantman J. Barkes Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Barkes.[3]
Unknown date Glenalm Merchantman Richard Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Glendower Barque W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Brodie & Co.[3]
Unknown date Glendower Full-rigged ship James BRiggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Balkwell.[3]
Unknown date Gratitude Mersey flat William Ashburner Barrow-in-Furness  United Kingdom For private owner.[182]
Unknown date Gwydir Smack Brundrit & Whiteway Runcorn  United Kingdom For Brundrit & Whiteway.[183]
Unknown date Holmesdale Full-rigged ship J. Reed Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Phillipps.[3]
Unknown date Honor Brigantine W. R. Abbay, or Abbay & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hodge & Co.[3][184]
Unknown date James Brig W. H. Pearson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Skerry & Co.[3]
Unknown date James Gray Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Jessamine Clipper Saint John United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[185]
Unknown date Joachim Christian Merchantman J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Pflugk.[3]
Unknown date John & Isabella Barque Jopling & Willoughby Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Fenwick.[3]
Unknown date John & Jane Merchantman George Bartram & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For George Bell, Robert Bell, Taylor Dixon and Thomas Dunn.[3]
Unknown date J. W. Morris Schooner James Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Morris.[3]
Unknown date Kensington Steamship J. W. Lynn Philadelphia United States For private owner.
Unknown date Lady Constance Merchantman W. Taylor Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Hill.[3]
Unknown date Lady Havelock Merchantman Green & Richardon Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Banfield.[3]
Unknown date Lady Inglis Merchantman Richard Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Twizell.[3]
Unknown date Lady Luck Merchantman J. Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Lark Snow R. H. Potts & Bros Sunderland  United Kingdom For Potts Bros.[3]
Unknown date Lucknow Merchantman G. Booth Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Pellier.[3]
Unknown date Lucknow Barque Dundee  United Kingdom For private owner.[186]
Unknown date Madgie Steamship Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Malabar Steamship  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
Unknown date Malvern Merchantman Austin & Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson & Co.[3]
Unknown date Mantura Snow Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Gallon & Co.[3]
Unknown date Marathon Merchantman C. W. Crown Sunderland  United Kingdom For A. Tindall.[3]
Unknown date Maravi Barque D. A. Douglas Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Ray .[3]
Unknown date Margaretta Barque Messrs. Robert Steele & Co Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Baine & Johnston.[187]
Unknown date Maria Asumpta Brig Nicholas Pida Badalona Spain For private owner.
Unknown date Maria Denning Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Mary Merchantman J. Spence Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Mary & Elizabeth Barque T. Stonehouse Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Stonehouse.[3]
Unknown date Mary & Martha Snow G. Gardener Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Carter.[3]
Unknown date Mary Shepherd Full-rigged ship J. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Shepherd.[3]
Unknown date Midnight Merchantman Green & Richardson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Milo Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For E. T. Gourley.[3]
Unknown date Minx Schooner James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Jenkins.[3]
Unknown date M. M. Peter Merchantman W. Naizby Sunderland  United Kingdom For Robert Peter.[3]
Unknown date Montgomery Steamship New York United States For private owner.
Unknown date Moravian Clipper Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Aberdeen Clipper Line.[188]
Unknown date Netherby Full-rigged ship Robert Thompson Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Black Ball Line.[3]
Unknown date Norden Clipper Herr Schutlow Stettin  Prussia For Herr Schutlow.[189]
Unknown date North Briton Steamship River Clyde  United Kingdom For Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.[190]
Unknown date Nymph Fishing trawler John Barter Brixham  United Kingdom For John Barter, James Evans and others.[191]
Unknown date Orontes Merchantman W. Naizby Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Reed.[3]
Unknown date Ost Clipper Herr Schutlow Stettin  Prussia For Herr Schutlow.[189]
Unknown date Percy Barque P. Gibson Sunderland  United Kingdom For James Donkin.[3]
Unknown date Peri Cutter Ratsey Cowes  United Kingdom For Mr. Cannon.[192]
Unknown date Phantom Fishing trawler John Barter Brixham  United Kingdom For John Barter, James Evans and others.[193]
Unknown date Polly Barque G. Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Wheatley.[3]
Unknown date Princess Royal Humber Keel  United Kingdom For William G. England.[194]
Unknown date Queen of Asia Merchantman J. Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Retriever Barque James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Cavan Bros.[3][195]
Unknown date Reullura Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Brodie.[3]
Unknown date Royal Bride Merchantman Hodgson & Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For Shotton & Co.[3]
Unknown date Royal Bride Merchantman William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Saint Bede Merchantman W. Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Elliott & Co.[3]
Unknown date Sarah Black Merchantman W. Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Black.[3]
Unknown date Scoresby Merchantman G. Shevill Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Black.[3]
Unknown date Sea Flower Merchantman J. Allcock Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Alcock.[3]
Unknown date Sea Swallow Barque Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[3]
Unknown date Shantung Full-rigged ship J. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Betts.[3]
Unknown date Slater Merchantman T. Seymour Sunderland  United Kingdom For Preston & Co.[3]
Unknown date Speculator Merchantman Ratcliffe & Spence Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Ratcliffe .[3]
Unknown date Staindrop Snow Austin & Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson & Co.[3][175]
Unknown date Star of Eve Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For Brodie & Co.[3]
Unknown date Süd Clipper Herr Schutlow Stettin  Prussia For Herr Schutlow.[189]
Unknown date Sunniside Merchantman Denton Sunderland  United Kingdom For Alcock & Co.[3]
Unknown date Swan Merchantman R. Wilkinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Thompson & Co.[3]
Unknown date Tramp Brigantine T. H. Wood Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Jeffrey.[3]
Unknown date Unity Fishing smack Messrs. McCann & Armstrong Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[166]
Unknown date Useful Brig River Wear  United Kingdom For private owner.[196]
Unknown date Valeria Merchantman George Barker Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Mills.[3]
Unknown date Vancouver Barque Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[197]
Unknown date Veritas Merchantman D. A. Douglas Sunderland  United Kingdom For Murray & Co.[3]
Unknown date Victoria Paddle steamer Elizabeth, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Wanderer Schooner New York United States For private owner.
Unknown date Westen Clipper Herr Schutlow Stettin  Prussia For Herr Schutlow.[189]
Unknown date Young Dixon Barque J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Dixon.[3]
Unknown date Zillah Merchantman Sykes & Co Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wright & Co.[3]
Unknown date Name unknown Merchantman W. Thackeray Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]

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