List of ship launches in 1863

The list of ship launches in 1863 is a chronological list of ships launched in 1863.

Date Ship Class Builder Location State Notes
3 January Paulet Steamship Messrs. Charles Mitchell & Co Low Walker  United Kingdom For Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.[1]
3 January Sultana Paddle steamer John Litherbury Cincinnati, Ohio United States For Preston Lodwick.
6 January Princess Alexandra Steamship Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[2]
7 January Alexandra Steamship Messrs. Henderson, Coulbourn & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
7 January Naturalist Full-rigged ship Messrs. Vernon Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Thomas & James Harrison.[4]
7 January Progress Steamship Messrs. T. & W. Smith North Shields  United Kingdom For private owner.[5]
8 January Alexandra Steamship Messrs. W. C. Miller & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom Seized by Board of Customs as a suspected Confederate gunboat.[6]
10 January Oleander Paddle steamer Keyport, New Jersey United States For James Howe and C. W. Copeland.
13 January Mendota Sassacus-class gunboat F Z Tucker Brooklyn, New York United States For United States Navy.
13 January Osage Monitor Union Iron Works Carondelet, Missouri United States For United States Navy.
14 January England Full-rigged ship John Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. de Mattos.[7][8]
16 January Japan Steamship Messrs William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[9][10]
17 January Lehigh Passaic-class monitor Reaney, Son, & Archibold Chester, Pennsylvania United States For United States Navy.
19 January Botanist East Indiaman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Thomas & James Harrison.[7][11]
20 January Princess Alexandra Paddle steamer Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company Blackwall, London  United Kingdom For private owner.[12]
21 January Annie Duthie Clipper Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Stobcross  United Kingdom For William Duthie.[13]
21 January Corsica Steamship Messrs. J. & G. Thomson Govan  United Kingdom For Cunard Line.[14]
21 January Ivanhoe Brig Messrs. J. & J. Hall Montrose  United Kingdom For Robert Johnston.[15]
21 January Persian Cargo ship Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For J. Bibby & Sons.[16]
21 January Waverley Merchantman Messrs. Robert Steele & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Williamson, Milligan & Co.[17]
22 January Progress Schooner John Jones Aberystwyth  United Kingdom For private owner.[18]
22 January Wolf Whaler Messrs. Stephen & Sons Dundee  United Kingdom For Walter Grieve.[19]
24 January Christoforo Columbo Paddle Steamer Messrs. William Simons & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[20]
24 January Star of the South Steamship Messrs. J. Wigham Richardson & Son Low Walker  United Kingdom For Messrs. Broomfield & Whitaker.[21]
31 January Surinam Merchantman Messrs Archibald M'Millan & Son Greenock  United Kingdom For John Kerr.[22]
January American Diver Submarine Horace L. Hunley Mobile, Alabama Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
January Caspian Snow Edward Potts Seaham  United Kingdom For L. D. Chatt.[7]
January County of Lanark Full-rigged ship River Clyde  United Kingdom For private owner.[23]
January Kintyre Full-rigged ship Messrs. Pile, Spence & Co. Hartlepool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Mackinnon, Frew, & Co.[24]
January Medora Snow Gibbon & Nichol Hylton  United Kingdom For Davidson & Co.[7][25]
January Sea Bird Barque William Briggs & Son Sunderland  United Kingdom For Parker & Co.[7][26]
January Surat Barque Newburyport, Massachusetts United States For private owner.[27]
January Tallahatchie Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For Stephen Morse et al.
January Victoria Paddle steamer Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For London, Brighton and South Coast Railway.[17]
January Virginian Steamship Messrs. W. Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[28]
3 February Belle Barque G. Peverall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Bowman & Co.[7][29]
3 February Osborne Steamship Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Messrs. George Gibson & Co.[30]
5 February Balmacarra Barque J. Gill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Williamson.[7][25]
6 February Reindeer Tea clipper Messrs. Alexander Hall & Co. Footdee  United Kingdom For Jervis Robert Wardley.[31]
6 February The Spirit of the Sea Barque Messrs. Alexander M'Laine & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For private owner.[32]
7 February Huntsville Floating battery Confederate Naval Works Selma, Alabama Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
7 February Minerva Steamship Messrs. Samuelson & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For H. H. Perlback.[33]
7 February Tuscaloosa Ironclad Henry D. Bassett Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
9 February Helen Finlayson Barque Adamson Alloa  United Kingdom For Duncan Finlayson.[34]
16 February Genova Steamship Messrs. Charles Connell & Co. Overnewton  United Kingdom For Messrs. Handyside & Henderson.[35]
17 February Tallapoosa Sassacus-class gunboat New York Navy Yard New York United States For United States Navy.
18 February Ozark Monitor George C Bester Peoria, Illinois United States For United States Navy.
18 February Neosho Monitor Union Iron Works Carondelet, Missouri United States For United States Navy.
19 February Alexandra Full-rigged ship William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For Blyth & Co.[7][36]
19 February Fairy Queen Brig Messrs. D. Burns & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For John M'Lauchlan.[37]
19 February Milly Steamship J. H. Mackern Preston  United Kingdom For private owner.[38][39]
21 February Lotus Steamship Messrs. C. & W. Earle Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. J. Moss & Co.[40]
February Eutaw Sassacus-class gunboat J. J. Abrahams Baltimore, Maryland United States For United States Navy.
February Genoa Steamship Messrs. C. Connell & Co. Overnewton  United Kingdom For Messrs. Handyside & Henderson.[41]
February Niphon Steamship Boston, Massachusetts United States For private owner.
February Tennessee Ironclad Ram Henry D. Bassett Selma, Alabama Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
4 March Asshur Barque Messrs. A. Duthie & Co. Footdee  United Kingdom For Alexander Hector.[42]
4 March Chicopee Sassacus-class gunboat Paul Curtis Boston, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy
4 March Constance Barque George Storey Moore & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ellisen & Co.[7][43][44]
4 March Kwangtung Despatch boat Laird Bros. Ltd. Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Imperial Maritime Customs Service.
4 March Tientsin Dispatch boat Laird Bros. Ltd. Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Guangdong Fleet.[45]
5 March Camilla Steamship Messrs. George Robinson & Co. Cork  United Kingdom For Messrs. Malcolmson.[46]
5 March Magnetic Steamship Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For Belfast Steamship Company.[47][48]
5 March Midge Cutter Robinson Gosport  United Kingdom For HM Coast Guard.[49]
6 March Yuh-Shung Schooner Messrs. Robert Steele & Co Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Hamilton, Adams & Co.[50]
7 March Metacomet Sassacus-class gunboat Thomas Stack Brooklyn, New York United States For United States Navy.
7 March Southerner Steamship Messrs. M. Pearse & Co. Stockton-on-Tees  United Kingdom For Messrs. Fraser, Trenholme & Co.[51][52]
8 March Massasoit Sassacut-class gunboat Curtis & Tilden Boston, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy
14 March Mary Edwards Schooner Edward Ellis Garth  United Kingdom For Miss Mary Edwards and others.[53]
17 March Shamrock Sassacus-class gunboat New York Navy Yard New York United States For United States Navy.
19 March Agamenticus Miantonomoh-class monitor Portsmouth Navy Yard United States for United States Navy.
19 March Chenango Sassacus-class gunboat J. Simonson Greenpoint, New York United States For United States Navy.
19 March Cremorne Clipper Maxson, Fish & Co. Mystic, Connecticut United States For Lawrence, Giles & Co.
19 March Ocean Prince Consort-class ironclad Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
19 March Tetuán Armored frigate Reales Astilleros de Esteiro Ferrol Spain For Spanish Navy.[54]
21 March The Princess of Wales Schooner Messrs. Hugh Williams & Co. Portmadoc  United Kingdom For Griffith Griffith.[55]
21 March Victory Merchantman Messrs. Laurence Hill & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Messrs. Potter, Wilson & Co.[56]
20 March Iosco Sassacus-class gunboat Bath, Maine United States For United States Navy.
21 March Georgia Steamship Messrs. Palmer Bros. Jarrow  United Kingdom For Messrs. Fernie, Bros., & Co.[57][58]
23 March Monadnock Miantonomoh-class monitor Boston Navy Yard Charlestown, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy.
24 March Sarah and Jane Schooner John Banks Jr. Kilpin Pike  United Kingdom For Henry Colverson.[59][60]
28 March Onward Steamship C. & R. Poillon Brooklyn, New York United States Purchased by United States Navy.
31 March Otsego Sassacus-class gunboat J. A. & D. D. Westerveldt New York United States For United States Navy.
March Elizabeth Hampton Schooner J. & R. Bailey Shoreham-by-Sea  United Kingdom For William Hodge.[61]
March Galatea Steamship J. B. & J. D. Van Busen New York United States For private owner.
March Tirenno Steamship Messrs. Henderson, Coulborn & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[47]
2 April William de la Rue Steamship Messrs. Henderson, Coulborn & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For H. S. Seligman.[62][63]
3 April Kenwood Sternwheeler H. A. Jones Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
3 April Principe Alfonso Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For A. Lopez & Co.[64]
4 April Ascutney Sassacus-class gunboat G. W. Jackson Newburyport, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy
4 April City of Launceston Steamship Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Launceston and Melbourne Steam Navigation Company.[65]
4 April La Plata Barque Messrs. A. M'Millan & Sons Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Messrs. Donaldson Bros.[66]
4 April Rangoon Steamship Messrs. Samuda Bros. Blackwall  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[67]
4 April Robert Lees East Indiaman Messrs. Thos. Vernon & Son Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Liston, Young & Co.[68]
4 April Stirling Castle Steaship Messrs. Robert Napier & Sons Govan  United Kingdom For Castle Line.[68][69]
6 April Germania Steamship Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Hamburg Amerikanische Packetfahrt Aktien Gesellschaft.[70]
7 April Alexandra East Indiaman Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For T. & J. Brocklebank.[71][72]
8 April Blanche Steamship A. & J. Inglis Glasgow  United Kingdom For Hermann L. Seligman.
8 April Cheduba Steamship A. & J. Inglis Glasgow  United Kingdom For British India Steam Navigation Company.
9 April Marco Polo Paddle steamer Messrs. W. Simons & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[73]
11 April Pine Fishing smack Campbeltown  United Kingdom For private owner.[74]
14 April Missouri Casemate ironclad Jonathan H. Carter Shreveport, Louisiana Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
15 April Nymphe Nymphe-class corvette Königliche Werft Danzig  Prussia For Prussian Navy.
16 April Plongeur Submarine Charles Brun Rochefort France For French Navy. First mechanically propelled submarine.
17 April Bentuther Barque William Briggs & Son Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Sproat.[7][26]
17 April Shawmut Gunboat Portsmouth Navy Yard Kittery, Maine United States For United States Navy.
18 April Cheduba Steamship Messrs. Archibald Denny & Sons Dumbarton  United Kingdom For British Indian Steam Navigation Company.[75]
18 April Hector Steamship James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For E. T. Gourlay & Co.[7][76][77]
18 April Princess Alexandra Schooner John Barter Brixham  United Kingdom For William Sprague and others.[78]
18 April Re d'Italia Re d'Italia-class ironclad William H. Webb New York United States For Regia Marina.
18 April Royal Dane Brig L. Wheatley North Hylton  United Kingdom For Messrs. James Leslie & Co.[7][77]
20 April Alexandra Cutter Ratsey East Cowes  United Kingdom For Royal Yacht Squadron.[79]
20 April Coquette Schooner Ratsey East Cowes  United Kingdom For Royal Yacht Squadron.[79]
20 April Glengairn Clipper Messrs. Water Hood & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Aberdeen Clipper Line.[80][81]
20 April Tyne Schooner Messrs. Hansen Cowes  United Kingdom For George Robert Stephenson.[79][82]
21 April Agawam Gunboat G. W. Lawrence Portland, Maine United States For United States Navy
21 April City of London Steamship Messr. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For Inman Line.[83]
22 April City of Dunedin Clipper Messrs. Denny & Rankin Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Messrs. Patrick Henderson & Co.[84]
22 April Mackinaw Sassacus-class gunboat New York Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
28 April Edward F. Williams Pilot boat Edward F. Williams Greenpoint, New York United States For New York Pilots Association.
28 April Regina Maria Pia Regina Maria Pia-class ironclad Société Nouvelle des Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée La Seyne France For Regia Marina.
30 April Vartry Steamship Messrs. Scott & Co Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[85][86]
April Joan Cunllo Barque W. Barkley Sunderland  United Kingdom For Jones & Co.[7]
April Principe Alfonso Steamship Messrs. W. Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Messrs. A. Lopez & Co.[62]
1 May Solent Paddle steamer George Inman Lymington  United Kingdom For Solent Steam Packet Company.
2 May Island Queen Barque William Doxford Pallion  United Kingdom For Wheatley & Co.[7][87]
2 May Mount Vernon Barque Messrs. Thomas Vernon & Son Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Nelson, Alexander & Co.[88]
2 May The Bella Barque Messrs. R. & J. Evans & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Vining, Killey & Co.[88]
4 May I'll Try Brig John Smith Aberdeen  United Kingdom For James Cumming.[89]
4 May John Clarke Brig Messrs. Metcalfe & Lee South Shields  United Kingdom For James Jobling & John Clarke.[90]
4 May Robert Chambers Ferry Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Tyne Ferry Company.[91]
5 May Martha Birnie Clipper William Duthie Jr. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[89][92]
6 May Rolf Krake Ironclad Cowper Phipps Coles Glasgow  United Kingdom For Royal Danish Navy. Denmark's first ironclad warship.
6 May Silvery Wave Brig Messrs. J. Wray & Sojns Burton Stather  United Kingdom For Messrs. Bullard, King & Co.[93]
7 May Helen Scott East Indiaman Messrs. Jones, Quiggan & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Copeland Bros.[94]
7 May Tacony Sassacus-class gunboat Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For United States Navy.
7 May Woolton Merchantman James Hardie Southwick  United Kingdom For James Longton & Co.[7]
8 May Fiery Cross Schooner Messrs. Fyfe & Son Fairlie  United Kingdom For James Fairlie.[95]
9 May Enterprise Sternwheeler James Trahey Alexandria United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of British Columbia For Gustavus Blin Wright & Thomas Wright.
12 May Wyalusing Sassacus-class gunboat William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
14 May Forest Oak Ketch William Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Hudson.[7][96]
15 May Mary Anne Paddle steamer Messrs. Charles Connel & Son Overnewton  United Kingdom For private owner.[97]
16 May Alumbagh Full-rigged ship James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Abbott Dunbar.[7][76][98]
16 May Buccleuch Steamship William Adamson Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Messrs Clarke & Reeve.[99]
16 May Edinburgh Castle East I~ndiaman J. G. Lawrie Whiteinch  United Kingdom For Glasgow and Asiatic Shipping Co.[100]
16 May Herald Full-rigged ship W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For John R. Kelso.[7][101]
16 May Trevelyan Full-rigged ship Messrs. W. Pile, Hay, & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. D. Tyson & Co.[7][87][98]
18 May Astracantis Steamship Messrs. Mitchell Low Walker  United Kingdom For private owner.[99]
18 May Pak Wan Full-rigged ship George Peverall Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Patton.[7][29][102]
18 May Pervenets Pervenets-class ironclad Thames Iron Works Blackwall  United Kingdom For Imperial Russian Navy.
19 May Iona Paddle steamer Messrs. J. & G. Thomson Govan  United Kingdom For Messrs. D. Hutcheson & Co.[103]
19 May Salamis Despatch vessel Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[104]
20 May Warwick Castle Merchantman Messrs. Robert Napier & Sons Govan  United Kingdom For Castle Line.[105]
22 May Barwon Steamship Messrs. Steel & Co. Cartsdyke  United Kingdom For Messrs. James Little & Co.[106]
22 May Snaefell Paddle steamer Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Isle of Man Steam Packet Company.
28 May Lenapee Sassacus-class gunboat Edward Lupton Brooklyn, New York United States For United States Navy.
29 May Osceola Sassacus-class gunboat Curtis & Tilden Boston, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy.
30 May Madras Merchantman Messrs. A. M'Millan & Son Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10][107]
May Europe Barque G. Bartram Hylton  United Kingdom For Richard Wynn.[7][87]
May Golden Fleece Barque Messrs. W. Pyle, Hay, & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Ellis.[7][87]
May St. Thomas Steamship T. R. Oswald Pallion  United Kingdom For Messrs. Imrie & Tomlinson and Messrs. Dranty & Co.[7][29][87]
May Tyrol Barque Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.[108]
May Unnamed Brig James Hardie Southwick  United Kingdom For Messrs. J. Longton Jr. & Co.[87]
2 June Dunkeld Clipper Messrs. John Duthie & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Messrs. Foley & Aikman.[109]
2 June Volunteer Schooner Daniel Griffith Portmadoc  United Kingdom For private owner.[110]
3 June Silver Cloud Barque Liddle & Sutcliffe North Hylton  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[7][111]
4 June Pequot Gunboat Boston Navy Yard Boston, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy.
4 June Sturdy Tug Messrs. Hart & Sinott Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[112]
6 June Stalwart Full-rigged ship Messrs. Hart & Sinott Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Findlay, Campbell & Co.[112]
8 June Albyn Sloop M'Lea Rothesay  United Kingdom For Archibal M'Kersie.[113]
11 June Feronia Barque Bathurst, New Brunswick United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[114]
13 June County of Ayr Clipper Messrs. Charles Connell & Co. Overnewton  United Kingdom For Messrs. R. & J. Craig.[115]
13 June Zoolite Brig Messrs. D. & A. Fullarton Ayr  United Kingdom For private owner.[116]
15 June Nipsic Gunboat Portsmouth Navy Yard Kittery, Maine United States United States Navy.
16 June City of Dunedin Paddle steamer Messrs. Denny & Co., or Messrs Archibald Denny & Sons Dumbarton  United Kingdom For John Jones and John Cargill.[117][10]
17 June Celæno Full-rigged ship Messrs. Hall Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Black Ball Line.[118][119]
17 June Normandy Paddle steamer Messrs. James Ash & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For London and South Western Railway.[120][121]
17 June Washington Paddle steamer Messrs. Scott & Son Cartsdyke  United Kingdom For Compagnie Générale Transatlantique.[122][123]
18 June Britannia Steamship Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For Anchor Line.[124]
19 June Star of Denmark Sailing ship Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For J. P. Corry & Co.[125]
29 June Cheshire Paddle ferry Messrs. Hill, Lawrence & Co. Toxteth  United Kingdom For Birkenhead Commissioners.[126][127]
29 June Virginia II Ironclad ram William Graves Richmond, Virginia Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
30 June Savannah Ironclad H. F. Willink Savannah, Georgia Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
June Alerta Steamship Messrs. Henderson, Coulborn & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.[128][129]
June Mary Anne Steamship Messrs. Caird & Co. Glasgow  United Kingdom For Confederate States Government.[122]
June Penola Steamship Laurence Hill & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Grice, Sumner & Co.
June Red Deer Clipper River Clyde  United Kingdom For private owner.[130]
June Sarah Schooner Atkinson & Thompson Knottingley  United Kingdom For William Branford.[131]
Unknown date Water Lily Ketch B. Blamey Falmouth  United Kingdom For B. Blamey.[132]
1 July Cresswell Barque William Briggs & Son Southwick  United Kingdom For Mr. Eltringham.[7][133]
1 July Erme Schooner William Bonker Salcombe  United Kingdom For Robert H. Balkwill and others.[134]
1 July Roslin Castle East Indiaman Messrs. Connell & Co. Overnewton  United Kingdom For Glasgow and Asiatic Shipping Co.[100]
2 July Belted Will Merchantman Harrington and Workington Shipbuilding Co. Workington  United Kingdom For Messrs. Bushby & Edwards.[135]
2 July Chiyodagata Gunboat Ishikawajima Tokyo  Japan For Tokugawa Navy.
2 July Elm Grove Barque Arbroath Shipbuilding Co. Arbroath  United Kingdom For J. L. Cargill.[136]
2 July Euphrates Steamship Messrs. A. & J. Inglis Partick  United Kingdom For British India Steam Navigation Company.[137]
2 July George Elliot Steamship James Laing Deptford  United Kingdom For Jonassohn & Elliot.[7][133]
2 July Guiding Star Snow J. Hardie Southwick  United Kingdom For John Dixon.[7][133][138]
3 July Maumee Gunboat New York Navy Yard New York United States For United States Navy.
4 July Akindo Barque Messrs. J. & J. Hall Dundee  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. Armstead & Co.[139]
4 July Campanera Steam yacht Samuel John White Cowes  United Kingdom For Colonel Clifton.[140][141]
4 July Elizabeth Barrow Schooner William Ashburner Barrow-in-Furness  United Kingdom For James Pernie.[142]
4 July Furness Maid Schooner William Ashburner Barrow-in-Furness  United Kingdom For Henry Bond.[143]
4 July Princess Alexandra Steamship Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For London and Limerick Steam Shipping Company.[144]
4 July El Tousson Ironclad John Laird, Sons & Co. Birkenhead  United Kingdom Allegedly for Egyptian Navy, but really for Confederate States Navy. Seized by British government and entered Royal Navy service as HMS Scorpion.
4 July Sylvia Merchantman Messrs. Royden & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Charles Moore & Co.[145]
4 July Winnebago Milwaukee-class monitor Union Iron Works St. Louis, Missouri United States For United States Navy
7 July Pawtuxet Pawtuxet-class cutter Thomas Stack New York United States For United States Revenue Marine.
8 July Ashuelot Pawtuxet-class cutter John Englis New York United States For United States Revenue Marine.
9 July Virginia Barque John Robinson Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Robinson, Philpott & Broadbent.[146]
18 July Calcutta Merchantman Messrs. Laird, Sons, & Co. Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Messrs. F. Clint & Co.[147]
18 July Fanny Cutter yacht Messrs. Camper & Nicholson Gosport  United Kingdom For H. O'Bierne.[148]
21 July Infanta Ysabel Steamship Messrs. Denny Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Messrs. A. Lopez & Co.[149]
25 July Western Metropolis Paddle steamer Atlantic Marine Railway Company Red Hook, New York United States For Benner & Brown Co.
29 July Mahoning Pawtuxet-class cutter J. W. Lynn Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For United States Revenue Marine.
29 July Onondaga Ironclad monitor Continental Iron Works Greenpoint, New York United States For United States Navy.
29 July Vienna Steamship Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Whiteinch  United Kingdom For Leith, Hull & Hamburg Steam Packet Co.[150]
30 July Hygeia Barque J. M. Reed Sunderland  United Kingdom For Joseph Crisp & Matthew Cay Jr..[7][8]
30 July Wanganui Steamship Gourlay Brothers Dundee  United Kingdom For Wanganui Steam Navigation Company.
30 July Winooski Sassacus-class gunboat Boston Navy Yard Boston, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy
31 July Roslin Castle East Indiaman Messrs. Robert Napier & Sons Govan  United Kingdom For Castle Line.[151]
July Atossa Barque Robert Thompson & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For Nicholson & Co.[7]
July Exile Barque Machais, Maine United States For private owner.[152]
July H. L. Hunley Submarine Hunley, McClintock, and Watson Mobile, Alabama Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
July Icon Barque Miramichi United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[153]
July Mary Cook Steamship East Albany, New York United States For James D. Stevenson.
July Ouse Steamship Messrs. Fowler & McCollin Hull  United Kingdom For E. Leetham.[154]
July The Spell Yacht Michael Scallan Ringsend  United Kingdom For private owner.[155]
July Tobasco Schooner Dundee Shipbuilding Co. Dundee  United Kingdom For Messrs. Graham & Co.[156]
1 August Atlantic Tanker Messrs. John Rogerson & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Petroleum Trading Company.[157][158][159]
1 August Canonicus Canonicus-class monitor Harrison G. Loring Boston, Massachusetts United States Lead ship of her class. For United States Navy.[160][161]
1 August Jessie Jamieson Barque T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Johnston & Co.,[7] or Messrs. Hargrove, Ferguson & Co.[162]
1 August Castelfidardo Regina Maria Pia-class ironclad Chantiers et Ateliers de l'Océan Bordeaux France For Regia Marina.
1 August Royal Standard Steamship Messrs. Palmer Bros. Jarrow  United Kingdom For White Star Line.
1 August Ulcoats Merchantman Messrs. Jones, Quiggan & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Wilson and Chambers & Blythe Bros.[163]
1 August Victoria Cross Merchantman Messrs. Jones, Quiggan & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Wilson and Chambers & Blythe Bros.[163]
3 August Cecilia Merchantman Hackern Preston  United Kingdom For Messrs. Wilson & Chambers.[164][165]
6 August Mingoe Sassacus-class gunboat D. S. Mainthon Bordentown, New Jersey United States For United States Navy
12 August Wateree Sassacus-class gunboat Reany, Son, and Archibold Chester, Pennsylvania United States For United States Navy.
14 August Princess of Wales Schooner Messrs. Stephen & Forbes Peterhead  United Kingdom For private owner.[166]
15 August Comorin Steamship London Works Renfrew  United Kingdom For British India Steam Navigation Company.[167]
15 August Europa Steamship Messrs. Palmer Bros. Howdon or Jarrow  United Kingdom For private owner.[168]
15 August John McIntyre Collier Messrs. Palmer Bros. Howdon or Jarrow  United Kingdom For Messrs. Cory & Co.[168]
15 August Latona Steamship Messrs. Palmer Bros. Howdon or Jarrow  United Kingdom For private owner.[168]
15 August Miantonomoh Miantonomoh-class monitor New York Navy Yard Brooklyn, New York United States For United States Navy.
15 August Ophelia Steamship Messrs. John Reid & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. C. T. Bowring & Co.[169]
15 August Research Camelion-class sloop Pembroke Dockyard Pembroke  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
15 August Syria Paddle steamer Messrs. Day & Co. Northam  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[170]
15 August Victoria Nyanza Sailing ship Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For Joshua Prouse & Co.[171]
15 August No. 1 Steamship Messrs. Palmer Bros. Howdon or Jarrow  United Kingdom For private owner.[168]
17 August Ann Brig Messrs. Hodgson & Soulsby Blyth  United Kingdom For T. Knight.[172]
17 August Princess Royal Steamship Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For private owner.[173]
17 August Sea King Steamship Alexander Stephen and Sons Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.
19 August Bedfordshire Full-rigged ship Messrs. Potter & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Mr. Boult, English & Brandon.[174][175]
21 August Peruvian Steamship Messrs. Steele & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. Allan.[176][177][178]
24 August Carnation Steamship Neafie and Levy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For United States Navy.
27 August Tuskar Steamship Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Clyde Shipping Co.[176][179]
28 August Saco Gunboat Boston Navy Yard Boston, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy.
29 August Barosa Steamship Millwall Company Blackwall  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[180][181][182]
29 August Golconda Steamship Thames Shipbuilding Company Blackwall  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[180][181][182]
29 August Re di Portogallo Re d'Italia-class ironclad William H. Webb New York United States For Regia Marina.
29 August El Monassir Ironclad JohnLaird, Sons & Co Birkenhead  United Kingdom Allegedly for Egyptian Navy, but really for Confederate States Navy. Seized by British government and entered Royal Navy service as HMS Wivern.
29 August Wolverine Jason-class corvette Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
29 August Creuse Sarthe-class horse transport Arsenal de Rochefort Rochefort  France For French Navy.[183]
29 August Young Lochinvar Clipper Messrs. Steele & Co. Cartsdyke  United Kingdom For Messrs. M'Diarmid & Greenshields.[184]
31 August Manchester Merchantman Messrs. Harland, Brown, & Co Tranmere  United Kingdom For West African Company.[185]
31 August Wayanda Pawtuxet-class cutter J. T. Fardy & Bros. Baltimore, Maryland United States For United States Revenue Marine.
August Bessie Schooner Joseph & Nicholas Butson Bodinnick or Polruan  United Kingdom For J. Moss.[186]
August Chile Steamship Messrs. Randolph, Elder & Co Govan  United Kingdom For Pacific Steam Navigation Company.[187]
August Cumberland Clipper  United Kingdom For private owner.[188]
August Fair Geraldine Cutter Messrs. Fife Fairlie  United Kingdom For Lord de Ros.[189]
August Fergus Steamship Messrs. A. Stephen & Sons Kelvinhaugh  United Kingdom For private owner.[176]
August Mariani Steamship T. B. Seath River Clyde  United Kingdom For Société Accélerée d'Haiti.[176]
August Otago Steamship J. G. Lawrie Whiteinch  United Kingdom For Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.[176]
August Royal Standard Steamship Messrs. Palmer, Brothers, & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For White Star Line.[158]
August Tripoli Steamship Messrs. J. & G. Thomson Govan  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. & J. Burns.[190]
1 September Daring Schooner Mangawhai United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland New Zealand For John Matheson & John Rattray.
1 September Star of the Ocean Brig George Lungley Southampton  United Kingdom For Mr. Griffin.[181]
3 September Jefferson Davis Steamship John Robinson Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Philpott, Broadbent & Robinson.[191][192]
3 September Laurel Steamship Messrs. A. & J. Inglis Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Glasgow and Londonderry Steam Packet Co.[193]
3 September Nutfield Steamship Messrs. James Asn & Co. Isle of Dogs  United Kingdom For private owner.[194]
5 September Regia Merchantman Messrs. Charles Hill & Sons Bristol  United Kingdom For C. C. Dawson.[195]
12 September Nola Paddle steamer Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[196]
12 September Tecumseh Canonicus-class monitor Secor and Company Jersey City, New Jersey United States For United States Navy.
15 September Alexandra Paddle steamer John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For London and North Western Railway.[197]
15 September Beaufort Barque John Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Henry Ellis.[7]
15 September Kankakee Pawtuxet-class cutter Westervelt & Son New York United States For United States Revenue Marine.
15 September Pembroke Castle Merchantman Messrs. Robert Napier & Son Govan  United Kingdom For Castle Line.[198]
15 September Principe di Carignano Principe di Carignano-class ironclad Cantiere della Foce Genoa  Italy For Regia Marina.
16 September Brockham Steamship Messrs. Money, Wigram & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For Messrs. Phillips, Shaw & Lowther.[182]
16 September Delhi Steamship Messrs. Money, Wigram & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[180][182]
17 September Victoria Cross Full-rigged ship Messrs. Pile, Spence & Co. West Hartlepool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Coupland Bros.[199]
20 September Amity Steamship Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[200]
21 September San Martino Regina Maria Pia-class ironclad Société Nouvelle des Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée La Seyne France For Regia Marina.
23 September Kewanee Pawtuxet-class cutter J. A. Robb & Co. Baltimore, Maryland United States For United States Revenue Marine.
25 September Amethyst Merchantman John Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. W. Legender.[7][201]
26 September John Liddell Collier Messrs. C. Mitchell & Co. Low Walker  United Kingdom For John Liddell and others.[202]
26 September Princess of Wales Paddle steamer Messrs. G. K. Stothert & Co. Bristol  United Kingdom For private owner.[203]
28 September Bolingbroke Barque Messrs. S. & H. Morton & Co. Leith  United Kingdom For private owner.[204][205]
28 September Cyclone Yacht Messrs. M. Ratsey & Sons Cowes  United Kingdom For Prince de Beauveau de Craon.[206][207]
28 September England Barque W. H. Pearson, or W. R. Pearson Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For James Ayre.[7]
29 September Kansas Gunboat Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For United States Navy.
29 September Olano Barque Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For Larrinaga Steamship Co,[208] or Messrs. Olano, Larrinagee & Co.[209]
20 September Roodee East Indiaman Chester  United Kingdom For private owner.[210]
September Beatrice Steamship Messrs. M'Nab & Co Greenock  United Kingdom For Bristol and Cork Steam Navigation Company.[187]
September Hurricane Merchantman  United Kingdom For Thames and Mersey Line.[211]
September Scimitar Merchantman Messrs. Samuelson Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[212]
September Terror dos Mares Gunboat Portugal For Portuguese Navy.[213]
September Vicksburg Tugboat United States For private owner.
September Berar Full-rigged ship William Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. D. Tyser.[7]
1 October Montrose East Indiaman Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Stobcross  United Kingdom For Messrs. Charles George Cowie & Co.[214]
2 October Shamrock Schooner Messrs. R. S. Abbott & Co Hull  United Kingdom For Robert Gillan.[215][216]
3 October Alberta Royal yacht Fincham Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Queen Victoria.[217]
3 October Yang-tze Clipper Messrs. Hall Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Messrs. Killick & Martin.[218]
6 October Mary Scott Merchantman Messrs. Backhouse & Dixon Middlesbrough  United Kingdom For David Cooper Scott.[219]
6 October Nyack Gunboat New York Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
7 October Kitty of Coleraine Tug Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For Lower Bann Steamboat Co.[220]
13 October Andalusia Steamship Messrs. Swan & Co. Maryhill  United Kingdom For Messrs. Mories, Munro & Co.[221]
13 October Palestine Barque Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For W. H. Tindall.[222]
13 October Sarah Ann Dickenson Schooner John Gibson Fleetwood  United Kingdom For Richard Warbrick, Fell & Co. and others.[223]
13 October Ullswater Snow Gibbon & Nichol Hylton  United Kingdom For Longton & Co.[7][25]
14 October Manhattan Monitor Perine, Secor & Co. New York United States For United States Navy.
14 October Savoir Faire East Indiaman Messrs. T. Royden & Sons Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. H. Fletcher & Co.[224]
14 October Valiant Hector-class ironclad Thames Ironworks Leamouth  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
14 October Yarland Schooner Messrs. Camper & Nicholson Gosport  United Kingdom For John Gray.[225]
15 October Caractacus Chinaman Messrs. R. J. Evans Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs E. and C. Friend & Co.[226]
15 October Chevy Chase Merchantman Messrs. Vernon Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Blythe Bros.[226]
15 October City of Brisbane Paddle steamer Messrs. A. & J. Inglis Glasgow  United Kingdom For Australian Steam Navigation Company.[227][228]
15 October Lafayette Paddle steamer Messrs. Scott Greenock  United Kingdom For Compagnie Générale Transatlantiques.[227][229]
15 October Wallabi Steamship Messrs. A. & J. Inglis Glasgow  United Kingdom For Australian Steam Navigation Company.[227][228]
19 October Vienne Moselle-class transport Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée La Seyne  France For French Navy.[183]
19 October Ertuğrul Frigate Taşkızak Shipyard Golden Horn Ottoman Empire For Ottoman Navy.
20 October Peoria Sassacus-class gunboat New York Navy Yard New York United States For United States Navy
24 October Lord Clyde Paddle steamer Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Glasgow and Dublin Steam Navigation Company.[230][231]
27 October Carolina Steamship Messrs. Palmer & Co. Jarrow  United Kingdom For Fernie Bros.[232]
27 October Fy Chow Clipper Messrs. A. Hall & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Messrs. Dunbar & Co.[233][234]
27 October Tiger Steamship Mr. Scott Inverkeithing  United Kingdom For Mr. Mateos.[235]
27 October Will-o'-the-Wisp Paddle steamer Messrs. W. Simons & Co Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[230][236]
28 October Greyhound Steamship Messrs. Kirkpatrick, M'Intyre & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Messrs. Robert Little & Co.[230][237][238]
28 October Invercauld Clipper John Smith Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owners.[239][240]
28 October Mary Blake Schooner John Barter Brixham  United Kingdom For William R. Pearce, William Varwell and others.[241]
29 October Caledonia Steamship Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For Messrs Handyside & Henderson.[230][242]
29 October Countess of Ripon East Indiaman Messrs. Samuel, Son, & Co Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Handyside & Henderson.[243][244]
29 October Earl de Grey and Ripon Steamship Messrs. Samuel, Son, & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[243][244]
29 October Lightning East Indiaman Messrs. Samuel, Son, & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[244]
29 October Pampero Steamship Messrs. James & George Thomson Govan  United Kingdom For Glasgow Emancipation Society. Seized by the Board of Customs on suspicion of being a Confederate warship.[230][245][246][242]
29 October Provence Provence-class ironclad Arsenal de Toulon Toulon France For French Navy.[183]
31 October Alfred Paddle steamer Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Bristol General Steam Navigation Company.
31 October Far East Steamship Messrs. Dudgeon Cubitt Town  United Kingdom For Messrs. Dunbar.[247]
31 October Pallas Steamship Messrs. Dudgeon Cubitt Town  United Kingdom For Messrs. Dunbar.[247]
October Accidental Star Merchantman J. Barkes Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Barkes.[7][248]
October Andalusia Steamship Messrs. Swan & Co. Maryhill  United Kingdom For Messrs. Mories, Munro & Co.[227]
October Bellona Brig Prince Edward Island United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Prince Edward Island For private owner.[249]
October North Carolina Ironclad gunboat Berry & Brothers Wilmington, North Carolina Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
October Pewabic Steamship Peck & Masters Cleveland, Ohio United States For Pioneer Line.
October Sorrento Full-rigged ship Kennebunkportt, Maine United States For private owner.[250]
October Waipara Cargo ship Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For J. Ritchie & Co.[251]
October Western Belle Barque John Haws Miramichi United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[252]
5 November Arrow Paddle steamer Messrs. Aitken & Mansell Whiteinch  United Kingdom For private owner.[253][254]
7 November Miss Kilmansegg Schooner Messrs. A. M'Millan & Sons Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[255]
9 November Northern Queen Barque J. H. Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For James Gibson.[7][256]
10 November Golden Sunset Barque William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson & Co.[7][36]
10 November Jeannie Marshall Schooner Messrs. J. & R. Swan Kelvindock  United Kingdom For Messrs Hay & Burrell & Son.[257]
11 November Albatross Steamship Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Stobcross  United Kingdom For Messrs. Cowan & Co.[253][258]
11 November Euryale Génie-class brig Rochefort France For French Navy.
11 November Sir Jamsetjee Family East Indiaman Messrs. Alexander Stephen & Sons Dundee  United Kingdom For Cursetjee Furdonjee.[259]
11 November Southern Cross Steamship Messrs. J. &. G. Thomson Govan  United Kingdom For Tasmanian Steam Navigation Company.[253][258]
13 November J. T. Stockdale Paddle steamer West Brownsville, Pennsylvania United States For B. T. Laughlin et al.
14 November Arabia Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For British India Steam Navigation Company.[260]
14 November Euterpe Full-rigged Gibson, McDonald & Arnold Ramsey Isle of Man for Wakefield, Nash & Company.[261]
14 November Harmston Brig Mackern Marsh End  United Kingdom For private owner.[262]
14 November South Easter Clipper Messrs. Lawrence Hill & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Messrs. James Jamieson & Co.[263]
16 November Smyrna Steamship Messrs. A. Leslie & Co. Hebburn  United Kingdom For private owner.[264][265]
19 November Numancia Ironclad Société Nouvelle des Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée La Seyne France For Spanish Navy.
25 November Formby East Indiaman Messrs. Jones, Queggan & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. C. S. Lemon & Co.[266][267]
25 November Hope Paddle steamer Messrs. Jones, Queggan & Co Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs Fraser, Trenholm & Co.[266][267]
28 November Dolbadern Castle Full-rigged ship T. R. Oswald & Co. Pallion  United Kingdom For Oriental Shipping Association.[7][29][268]
28 November Tallahoma Sassacus-class gunboat Brooklyn Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
November Agamemnon Brig Messrs. Smith & Rodger Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[269]
November Neuse Ironclad ram Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
November Protector Steamship T. B. Seath River Clyde  United Kingdom For private owner.[253]
November Quito Paddle steamer Messrs. Randolph, Elder & Co. Gova  United Kingdom For Pacific Steam Navigation Company.[230]
November Sebastopol Frigate Kronstadt  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[270]
November Wellington Steamship Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For New Zealand Steam Navigation Company (limited).[230][271]
2 December Rhoda Steamship Messrs. M'Nab & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[271][272]
9 December Maritana Schooner Messrs. Miller Gloucester  United Kingdom For Messrs. Ivens & Chessell.[273]
9 December Tiel Steamship Messrs. James Brown & Co. Kirkcaldy  United Kingdom For Kirkcaldy and Leith Steam Packet Company.[274]
10 December Héroïne Provence-class ironclad Arsenal de Lorient Lorient France For French Navy.[183]
10 December Julia Paddle steamer Messrs. W. Simons & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[275]
10 December Tarn Sarthe-class horse transport Arsenal de Toulon Toulon France For French Navy.[276][183]
12 December Var Ardèche-class horse transport Chantiers Arman Bordeaux  France For French Navy.[183]
12 December Minotaur Minotaur-class ironclad Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company Leamouth  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
13 December Comus Barque J. M. Reed Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[7][8]
13 December Yeavering Bell Barque J. Gill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Fenwick.[7][25]
14 December Saint Fillans Full-rigged ship Messrs. Batchelor Bros. Cardiff  United Kingdom For Messrs. T. & W. Stewart.[277][278]
16 December Saugus Canonicus-class monitor Harlan & Hollingsworth Wilmington, Delaware United States For United States Navy.[279]
21 December Algonquin Sassacus-class gunboat New York Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
22 December City of Adelaide Steamship Messrs. J. & G. Thomson Govan  United Kingdom For Australasian Steam Navigation Company.
23 December Achilles Frigate O. W. Lang Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[280]
24 December Eothen Steam yacht James Ash & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For Arthur Anderson.[281]
24 December Royal Arthur Full-rigged ship James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Fernie & Son.[7][76][282]
24 December Shepherdess Brig David Burns Aberdeen  United Kingdom For John Smith.[283]
24 December Taeping Clipper Robert Steele & Company Greenock  United Kingdom For Alexander Rodger.[284]
29 December Dictator Monitor Delamater Iron Works New York United States For United States Navy.
29 December Yuen Tze Fee Steamship Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Messrs. Trautmann & Co.[285]
30 December Middleton Merchantman W. H. Pearson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Cowell & Dixon.[7][286]
December Albion Steamship Messrs. Scott & Sons Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[287]
December Appleton Full-rigged ship Messrs. Duncan Todd & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[288]
December Busheer Steamship Messrs. Aitken & Mansell Whiteinch  United Kingdom For British India Steam Navigation Company.[289]
December Constance Decima Paddle steamer Messrs. Scott & Co' Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[290]
December Cornelius Full-rigged ship John Batchelor, or Batchelor Bros. Cardiff  United Kingdom For private owner.[291]
December Little Ada Steamship Messrs. W. Simons & Co. Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[287]
December Pioneer Brig J. & R. Bailey Shoreham-by-Sea  United Kingdom For Thomas Gates & Co.[292]
December Sea Bride Barque United States For private owner.[293]
Unknown date Abbotsford Clipper William Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Adamson,[7] or Tasmanian Line.[294]
Unknown date Able Seaman Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Temperley & Co.[7]
Unknown date Admiral Steamship S. H. Pook Fair Haven, Connecticut United States For private owner.
Unknown date Aërolite Yacht Wandsworth  United Kingdom For private owner.[295]
Unknown date Agincourt Barque William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For A. Strong.[7]
Unknown date Ajax Neafie and Levy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States
Unknown date Albert de Groat Tug Buffalo, New York United States For private owner.
Unknown date Albert the Good Barque W. Barkley Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Porrett.[7][248]
Unknown date Albert William Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Alexander Renfrew  United Kingdom
Unknown date Alexander Merchantman G. Short Sunderland  United Kingdom For Swan Bros.[7]
Unknown date Alexandra Brig Prince Edward Island United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Prince Edward Island For private owner.[296]
Unknown date Alford Steamship Messrs. Palmer Jarrow  United Kingdom For Black Ball Line.[297]
Unknown date Alfred A Wotkyns Tug Lewis Hagland New Brunswick, New Jersey United States For private owner.
Unknown date Alice Dean Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For Thompson Dean.
Unknown date Alice Holden Brig Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[298]
Unknown date America  Germany For Norddeutscher Lloyd.
Unknown date Analyst Merchantman Robert Thompson & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For Burnett & Co.[7]
Unknown date Angelina Barque William Briggs & Son Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wood & Co.[7]
Unknown date Annabella Merchantman W. Chilton Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. White.[7]
Unknown date Annette Paddle tug James Ash & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For William Watkins.[299]
Unknown date Aoa Barque W. White Sunderland  United Kingdom For Warden & Co.[7]
Unknown date Appelina Merchantman W. Chilton Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Scott.[7]
Unknown date Arab Steed Full-rigged ship William Pile Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Walker & Co.[7][101]
Unknown date Argosy Sternwheeler Monongahela, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Argosy No.2 Paddle steamer Monongahela, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Armeria Merchantman J. Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ayre & Co.[7]
Unknown date Arthur H. Gordon Clipper  United Kingdom For private owner.[300]
Unknown date Artibonite Steamship Seath River Clyde  United Kingdom For Société Accélérée d'Haiti.[85]
Unknown date Augusta Dinsmore Steamship Mystic, Connecticut United States For Adams Express Company
Unknown date Avenger Gunboat New Albany, Indiana United States For United States Navy
Unknown date Banker Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Bedfordshire Merchantman J. Smurthwaite Sunderland  United Kingdom For Green & Co.[7]
Unknown date Belle of the South Merchantman T. Stonehouse Sunderland  United Kingdom For S. & H. Osbourn.[7]
Unknown date Benefit Paddle steamer Metropolis, Illinois United States For Edward Buse.
Unknown date Ben Gaylord Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Beth Shan Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Brass.[7]
Unknown date Boatswain Snow J. Denniston Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Crawford.[7]
Unknown date Burmah Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
Unknown date Caddo Gunboat Galveston, Texas Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.[301]
Unknown date Canada Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Douglass.[7]
Unknown date Caranjah Merchantman J. Smurthwaite Sunderland  United Kingdom For Riley & Co.[7]
Unknown date Caravan Barque J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Alex Smith & Co.[7][8]
Unknown date Charles Edward Paddle Steamer Messrs. Archibald Denny & Son Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
Unknown date Charleston Ironclad James M. Eason Charleston, South Carolina Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Chattahoochee Gunboat Saffold, Georgia Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Chaudiere Merchantman William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Douglas.[7]
Unknown date Christine Merchantman G. & J. Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hankey & Co.[7]
Unknown date City of London Paddle tug James Ash & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For Charles C. Nelson.[302]
Unknown date Clara Clarita Steam yacht Lawrence & Foulks Brooklyn, New York United States For Leonard Jerome.
Unknown date Clematis Tug Cleveland, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Cleughs Barque J. Davison Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Cleugh.[7]
Unknown date Colombo Merchantman John Blumer Sunderland  United Kingdom For Davison & Co.[7]
Unknown date Colorado Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Hay.[7]
Unknown date Columbus Tug Messrs. Laird Bros. Birkenhead  United Kingdom For private owner.[303]
Unknown date Commodore Paddle steamer New Orleans, Louisiana United States For private owner.
Unknown date Conchita Merchantman Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For P. Anduiza .[7]
Unknown date Concordia Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Gerardo & Co.[7]
Unknown date Conrad Merchantman J. Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For D. Davison.[7]
Unknown date Coonatto Full-rigged ship Thomas Bilbe & William Perry Rotherhithe  United Kingdom For Anderson, Thompson & Co.
Unknown date Coronella Merchantman Sykes & Co Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Hopper.[7]
Unknown date Cossipore Cliper Messrs. Pile, Spence & Co West Hartlepool  United Kingdom For Aberdeen Clipper Line.[304]
Unknown date Coya Clipper Messrs. Dudgeon & Co. Limehouse  United Kingdom For Messrs. Green, Robinson & Co.[305]
Unknown date Crixea Merchantman J. Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For P. Patmore.[7]
Unknown date Crusader Merchantman James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Gibson & Sons.[7]
Unknown date Dai Ching Steamship James C. Dewett & Co. United States For Henry Gamaliel Ward.
Unknown date David Torpedo boat T. Stoney Charleston, South Carolina Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Day Star Barque William Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Anderson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Defiance Paddle steamer Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
Unknown date Diamond Merchantman William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wheatley & Co.[7]
Unknown date Dora Barque W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Nicholson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Eastern Queen Merchantman J. Smurthwaite Sunderland  United Kingdom For Swainston & Co.[7]
Unknown date Eclipse Schooner Brundrit & Whiteway Runcorn  United Kingdom For Brundrit & Whiteway.[306]
Unknown date Egeria Merchantman Ratcliff Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Alcock.[7]
Unknown date Egyptian Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. & P. Dove.[7]
Unknown date El Caco Steamship Messrs. Archibald Denny & Sons Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
Unknown date Elisa Merchantman A. Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For "F. del Rib'ro".[7]
Unknown date Elizabeth Barque William Briggs & Son Sunderland  United Kingdom For Joshua Bros.[7]
Unknown date Elizabeth Henderson Snow B. Hodgson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Henderson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Eliza Shaw Clipper Messrs. A. Stephen & Sons Kelvinhaugh  United Kingdom For private owner.[307]
Unknown date Ellen Southard Full-rigged ship T. J. Southard Richmond, Maine United States For T. J. Southard.
Unknown date El Tousin Ram Messrs. Laird & Co. Birkenhead  United Kingdom Claimed to be for French Navy, but seized by the Board of Customs as a suspected Confederate warship.[308]
Unknown date Emma Brown Paddle steamer United States For private owner.
Unknown date Eschol Merchantman D. A. Douglas Sunderland  United Kingdom For Tyzack & Co.[7]
Unknown date Esk Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Currie & Co.[7]
Unknown date Essex Full-rigged ship George Marshall Sunderland  United Kingdom For George Marshall.[7][111]
Unknown date Ethel Barque Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Ord Jr.[7]
Unknown date Eva Merchantman A. Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[7]
Unknown date Evelyn Wood Barque G. & J. Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ritson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Fair Leader Merchantman D. A. Douglast Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Hill.[7]
Unknown date Fanny Barque G. Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Holmes.[7]
Unknown date Fanny Barker Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Fitzroy Barque G. Peverall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Adamson & Ronaldson.[7]
Unknown date Florence Miller II Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Flying Scud Merchantman Robert Thompson & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Thompson.[7]
Unknown date Fredericksburg Ironclad Richmond, Virginia Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Fred Wheeler Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Fuchsia Tug Fincourt New York United States For Henry Gamaliel Ward.
Unknown date Fuchsia Merchantman G. Bartram Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. Bartram.[7]
Unknown date Fulix Merchantman B. Hodgson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Walker & Co.[7]
Unknown date Gazelle Merchantman Gray & Young Sunderland  United Kingdom For Farrow & Co.[7]
Unknown date General Grant Paddle steamer Monongahela, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date General Lee Steamship James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Palgrave & Co.[7]
Unknown date Georgia Floating battery Savannah, Georgia Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Georgiana Steamship Lawrie Glasgow  United Kingdom For N. Matheson.
Unknown date Gertrude Greenock  United Kingdom
Unknown date Gladiolus Barque James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Robinson.[7]
Unknown date Glaucus Steamship Van Deusen Bros New York United States For the Neptune Steamship Company.
Unknown date Glide Tug Reaney, Son & Archbold Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Glide Steamship Murraysville, Virginia United States For private owner.
Unknown date Golden Fleece Barque W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ellis & Co.[7]
Unknown date Governor Buckingham Hermaphrodite brig Messrs. Maxon, Fish & Co. Mystic, Connecticut United States For United States Navy.
Unknown date Great Western Tanker Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Petroleum Trading Company.[157]
Unknown date Hartford Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Harvest Moon Paddle steamer Portland, Maine United States For Charles Spear.
Unknown date Helen White Merchantman T. Robson Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. White.[7]
Unknown date Hesse Darmstadt Merchantman Taylor & Scouter Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Avery.[7]
Unknown date Himalaya Full-rigged ship Pile, Hay & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. D. Tyser.[7][101]
Unknown date Hindoostan Merchantman J. Gill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Milburn.[7]
Unknown date Hudsons Schooner William Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hudson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Innes Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For Aaron Innes.
Unknown date Irene Steamship Messrs. Archibald Denny & Sons Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Private owner.[10]
Unknown date Iser Barque J. Errington Sunderland  United Kingdom For Johnson & Co.[7]
Unknown date James Cuckow Merchantman L. T. Wang Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. & W. Cuckow.[7]
Unknown date James Lamb Barque J. Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Doward & Co.[7]
Unknown date James Longton Barque J. Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For Longton & Co.[7]
Unknown date James Ovington Merchantman J. Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[7]
Unknown date James William Merchantman Reay & Naisby Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[7]
Unknown date J. E. Bazely Tug Gloucester, New Jersey United States For private owner.
Unknown date Jemima Barque R. H. Potts & Bros Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. Potts Bros.[7]
Unknown date Jessie Scott Barque Todd & Brown North Hylton  United Kingdom For Johnston & Co.[7]
Unknown date Jessie Stowe Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hargrove & Co.[7]
Unknown date John A Dix Paddle steamer Newburgh United States For private owner.
Unknown date John T Jenkins Tug New Brunswick, New Jersey United States For private owner.
Unknown date Kate Holmes Merchantman Reay & Naisby Sunderland  United Kingdom For Holmes & Co.[7]
Unknown date Kung Mau Schooner  United Kingdom For private owner.[309]
Unknown date Lady Beatrix Merchantman builder Sunderland  United Kingdom For Earl of Durham.[7]
Unknown date L'Estère Steamship Thomas B. Seath Rutherglen  United Kingdom For Société Accélerée d'Haiti.[310]
Unknown date Light of the Age Barque Robert Thompson Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Turner & Co.[7]
Unknown date Lilac Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Lilian Paddle steamer River Clyde  United Kingdom For private owner.
Unknown date Lord Clyde Merchantman R. Pace Sunderland  United Kingdom For Rankin & Co.[7]
Unknown date Lorton Vale Merchantman W. Naizby Sunderland  United Kingdom For M. Patten.[7]
Unknown date Luke Hoyt Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States for private owner.
Unknown date Luzon Barque W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Adamson.[7]
Unknown date Magna Charta Merchantman James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Eggleston.[7]
Unknown date Maria Luck Merchantman Gray & Young Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Luck.[7]
Unknown date Marigold Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Marion Barque J. Davison Sunderland  United Kingdom For Tully & Co.[7]
Unknown date Martha Jackson Barque James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hargrove & Co.[7]
Unknown date Mary Grandy Tug] Ira Lafrinier Cleveland, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Mary Jane Schooner Crinson Bros Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Crinson.[7]
Unknown date Mary Lawson Brigantine William Briggs & Son Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[7]
Unknown date Mattabesett Sassacus-class gunboat A. & G. T. Sampson Boston, Massachusetts United States For United States Navy.
Unknown date Mercator Merchantman J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hargrove & Co.[7]
Unknown date Meteor Paddle steamer Newburgh, New York United States For James How and C. W. Copeland.
Unknown date Millwall Clipper Millwall Company Millwall  United Kingdom For Black Ball Line.[311]
Unknown date Morning Star Merchantman B. Hodgson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Brown & Co.[7]
Unknown date Mount Carmel Barque Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For Langridge & Co.[7][312]
Unknown date Nashville Nashville-class ironclad Montgomery, Alabama Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Naumkeag Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For Allen Collier.
Unknown date Neptune Cutter  United Kingdom
Unknown date Nereus Steamship New York Navy Yard New York United States For William P. Williams.
Unknown date Never Despair Merchantman J. Lister Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Milburn.[7]
Unknown date Noor Jehan Barque J. Errington Sunderland  United Kingdom For Fairley Bros.[7]
Unknown date Novelty Paddle steamer P. N. Russell & Co. Sydney United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland New South Wales For Peter Nicol Russell.
Unknown date Nutfield Steamship James Ash & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For G. P. Stringer and others.[313]
Unknown date Nyanza Paddle steamer Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Nymph Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Ocean King Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For Bell & Co.[7]
Unknown date Oceola Merchantman A. Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Hick.[7]
Unknown date Ogeechee Gunboat Henry F. Willink Savannah, Georgia Confederate States of America For Confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Ohio Valley Paddle steamer Harmer, Ohio United States For Theodore Johnson.
Unknown date Olive Branch Merchantman John Blumer Sunderland  United Kingdom For F. Reay.[7]
Unknown date Oneonta Paddle steamer Samuel Forman Celilo, Oregon United States For Oregon Steam Navigation Company.
Unknown date Oribe Merchantman W. Ratcliffe Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. Walker.[7]
Unknown date Orissa Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
Unknown date Parana Merchantman Messrs. A. M'Millan & Son Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
Unknown date Pelotas Merchantman G. Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For Kelso & Co.[7]
Unknown date Pendennis Paddle tug James Ash & Sons Blackwall  United Kingdom For R. Taylor.[314]
Unknown date Peter B Van Houten Steamship Brooklyn, New York United States For T. F. Rowland.
Unknown date Petropavlosk Frigate  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[315]
Unknown date Piccadilly Merchantman Taylor & Scouter Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Macdonald.[7]
Unknown date Pioneer Gunboat Australian Steam Navigation Company Sydney United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland New South Wales for the New Zealand Colonial Government.
Unknown date Polar Star Paddle steamer Brooklyn, New York United States For private owner.
Unknown date Pontiac Steamship Wilmington, Delaware United States For W. A. James & Co.
Unknown date Pontiac Sassacus-class gunboat Hillman & Streaker Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For United States Navy.
Unknown date Princess Sternwheeler Freedom, Pennsylvania United States For F. Martin.
Unknown date Princess Alexandra Merchantman Todd & Brown Sunderland  United Kingdom For Whitefield & Co.[7]
Unknown date Princess Beatrice Barque Robert Thompson Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Watson.[7]
Unknown date Princess of Wales Barque Rutter & Cummings Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Jobling.[7]
Unknown date Progress Merchantman J. M. Reed Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Dobbingv.[7]
Unknown date Prosperous Merchantman Sykes & Co Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Shotton.[7]
Unknown date Pyrus Merchantman T. Stonehouse Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Rowntree.[7]
Unknown date Queen of Ceylon Merchantman W. Naizby Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. Maule.[7]
Unknown date Queen of Peace Merchantman Taylor & Scouter Sunderland  United Kingdom For Barras & Co.[7]
Unknown date Rachel Miller Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Regalia Merchantman Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Stoker & Co.[7]
Unknown date R. F. Loper Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Robert Gaskin Merchantman United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada For private owner.
Unknown date Rodolph Sternwheeler Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Rose of Denmark Merchantman S. Metcalf Sunderland  United Kingdom For Evans & Son.[7]
Unknown date Royal Mint Merchantman J. Errington Sunderland  United Kingdom For Dando & Co.[7]
Unknown date Royal Sailor Merchantman B. & J. Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Dawson.[7]
Unknown date Ruby Merchantman W. Richardson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Weatherley.[7]
Unknown date Ruth Merchantman Taylor & Scouter Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Cothay.[7]
Unknown date Sabrina Schooner T. White Cowes  United Kingdom For private owner.[79]
Unknown date Sailor's Bride Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Walker.[7]
Unknown date Santon Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Sarah Merchantman W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. Joshua Bros.[7]
Unknown date Scotia Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
Unknown date Sarah S. B. Gary Paddle steamer Haddam, Connecticut United States For private owner.
Unknown date Sattara Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For M. I. Wilson.[7]
Unknown date Saxon Merchantman George Barker Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Rodham.[7]
Unknown date Scimitar Clipper Messrs. Hall Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Passengers' Line.[316]
Unknown date Scioto Gunboat Cincinnati, Ohio United States For United States Navy.
Unknown date Sea Ripple Schooner G. Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For Macdonald & Co.[7]
Unknown date Sea Skimmer Barque Robert Thompson & Sons Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Thompson.[7]
Unknown date Sea Sprite Merchantman W. Chilton Sunderland  United Kingdom For Jones & Co.[7]
Unknown date Seaton Merchantman J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Bowness.[7]
Unknown date Serica Clipper Robert Steele & Company Greenock  United Kingdom For James Findlay.
Unknown date Signal Steamship East Haddam, Connecticut United States For George W. Jewett.
Unknown date Silvia East Indiaman Messrs. T. Royden & Sons Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. H. Fletcher & Co.[224]
Unknown date Sir Harry Parkes Full-rigged ship William Briggs & Son Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Shepherd & James Shepherd.[7]
Unknown date Sparkler Full-rigged ship John T. Alcock Sunderland  United Kingdom For Young & Co.[7]
Unknown date Sparkling Dew Merchantman J. Lister Sunderland  United Kingdom For Beynon & Co.[7]
Unknown date Staffa Barque J. Barkes Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Watson.[7]
Unknown date Stamboul Steamship White Cowes  United Kingdom For private owner.[317]
Unknown date Stanley Merchantman G. & J. Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson Bros.[7]
Unknown date Star of Ceylon Merchantman William Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Maule & Co.[7]
Unknown date Star of the Mersey Merchantman J. & J. Gibbon Hylton  United Kingdom For private owner.[7]
Unknown date Sunnyside Snow William Briggs & Son Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Wood.[7]
Unknown date Susan Pardew Barque J. Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ellis & Co.[7]
Unknown date Syracuse Merchantman James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mears & Co.[7]
Unknown date Syren Paddle steamer Greenwich  United Kingdom For Charleston Importing and Exporting Company.
Unknown date Tamar Troopship Samuda Brothers Poplar  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[318]
Unknown date Thomas S. Stowe Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hargrove & Co.[7]
Unknown date Texas Corvette Clydebank  United Kingdom For confederate States Navy.
Unknown date Tonawanda Steamship Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Trevanion Merchantman J. H. Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Barrass & Co.[7]
Unknown date Trevelyan Full-rigged ship W. Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Tyser.[7]
Unknown date Tulip Steamship James C. Jewett & Co. United States For private owner.
Unknown date Tycoon Merchantman J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Marwood.[7]
Unknown date Unison Merchantman Reay & Naisby Sunderland  United Kingdom For Farrow & Co.[7]
Unknown date Unity Brigantine L. Wheatley Sunderland  United Kingdom For Farrow & Co.[7]
Unknown date Verbena Tug Lawrence & Foulks New York United States For R. S. Campbell.
Unknown date Vicksburg Steamship Mystic, Connecticut United States For private owner.
Unknown date Victor Paddle tug Middlesbrough-on-Tees  United Kingdom For private owner.[319]
Unknown date Waterhen Snow J. Lister North Hylton  United Kingdom For Dodds & Co.[7]
Unknown date Waverley Clipper  United Kingdom For Passengers' Line.[320]
Unknown date Westborough Merchantman G. Short Sunderland  United Kingdom For Fowler & Co.[7]
Unknown date Widgeon Merchantman Gray & Young Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Popplewell.[7]
Unknown date Wild Rose Merchantman B. & J. Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Barry.[7]
Unknown date Willett Rowe Paddle steamer Brooklyn, New York United States For C. W. Copeland.
Unknown date William and Maria Humber Keel  United Kingdom For William G. England.[321]
Unknown date Winlow Barque Robert Thompson Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hudson & Co.[7]
Unknown date Wo Kee Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Duncan & Co.[7]
Unknown date Wye Merchantman J. Blumer Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Gayner.[7]
Unknown date Zealous Merchantman B. & J. Gardner Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Westoll.[7]
Unknown date Zitella Barque A. Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Glynn & Sons.[7]
Unknown date Zouave Tug Newburgh, New York United States For New York and Glen Cove Steam Navigation Co,

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