List of ship launches in 1832

The list of ship launches in 1832 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1832.

Date Ship Class Builder Location Country Notes
18 January Pelion Merchantman John Burdon Sunderland  United Kingdom For Caleb Wilson & Sons.[1]
19 January Imogen East Indiaman Messrs. Steels Liverpool  United Kingdom For Taylor, Potter & Co.[2]
25 January Eclipse Schooner Messrs. Bowes Whitehaven  United Kingdom For Belfast, London and Whitehaven Shipping Company.[3]
2 February Conway Conway-class corvette Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
4 February Regina Brig R. & N. Campion Whitby  United Kingdom For private owner.[4]
11 February Zillah West Indiaman Adamson Dundee  United Kingdom For George Clark.[5]
16 February Ariadne Full-rigged ship Parmeter Fareham  United Kingdom For Messrs. Burrell.[6]
2 March Bon Accord Whaler Morton Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[7]
2 March Thomas Dougall Brig Nicol & Reid Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[7]
3 March Corsair Barque Henry Barrick Whitby  United Kingdom For private owner.[8]
17 March Columbus Full-rigged ship G. & H. Barrick Whitby  United Kingdom For private owner.[9]
17 March Royal Adelaide Steamship Menzies & Son Leith  United Kingdom For London, Leith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Shipping Company.[10]
2 April The Thomas Barque Dublin  United Kingdom For Daniel Hodgens.[11]
5 April Dee Paddle steamer Seppings & Laing Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[12]
11 April Reform Brig Buckle & Davis Chepstow  United Kingdom For private owner.[13]
16 April Rhadamanthus Paddle sloop Roberts Plymouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[14]
16 April Victory Steamship Wilson & Sons Liverpool  United Kingdom For Cork & Bristol Line.[15]
19 April Elizabeth Merchantman S. &. P. Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[16]
23 April Earl Grey Smack Carmarthen  United Kingdom For W. Phillips.[17]
April Emblem Merchantman William Potts Sunderland  United Kingdom For Purdy & Co.[1][18]
April Experiment Schooner Washington Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
April Superb Schooner William Bailey Ipswich  United Kingdom For John Christie & others.[19]
1 May Vernon Fourth rate Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[20]
2 May Castor Castor-class frigate Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
2 May Royal Louisa Model frigate Oliver Lang Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For William IV, who gave it to the King of Prussia.[21]
3 May Snake Snake-class ship-sloop Limehouse  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[22]
14 May Cockatrice Cockatrice-class schooner Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
14 May John Brig Gutteridge Selby  United Kingdom For private owner.[23]
14 May London Merchantman Wigram's Blackwall  United Kingdom For Wigram's.
16 May Fanny Brig Charles Connell & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For private owner.[24]
16 May Bougainville Gazelle-class brig Toulon France For French Navy.[25]
16 May Salamander Paddle sloop Seaton Sheerness Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[26][12]
31 May Northumbrian Merchantman Witherby & Ihler Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Flinn & Co.[27]
May Lord Aylmer Full-rigged ship Quebec Upper Canada For private owner.[28]
May The Majestic Merchantman Dundee  United Kingdom For private owner.[29]
May Thornley Snow Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Speeding.[1][30]
2 June The Quorra Steamship Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Lander.[31]
8 June Hibernia Packet ship Clarke & Sons Dublin  United Kingdom For Grand Canal Company.[32]
13 June Courier Steamship Wilson & Sons Liverpool  United Kingdom For St George Steam Packet Company.[33]
13 June Etienne Marchand Gazelle-class brig Toulon France For French Navy.[34]
15 June Scout Scout-class ship-sloop Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Roya Navy.[35]
28 June Laurier Gazelle-class brig Cherbourg France For French Navy.[36]
28 June The Johnstone West Indiaman Mottershead, Heyes & Son Liverpool  United Kingdom For Sandbach, Tinne & Co.[37]
30 June John Watson Steamship Mulvey Chester  United Kingdom For private owner.[38]
June Angelicania Barque T. Reay Sunderland  United Kingdom For William & Thomas Malling.[1][16]
June Hippogriff Merchantman Kirkbride & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. French.[1][39]
June Neiri Shevket Ship of the line Izmit Ottoman Empire For Ottoman Navy.[40]
13 July Caroline Merchantman Metcalf & Son South Shields  United Kingdom For private owner.[41]
17 July Rover Sloop Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
18 July Uranie Fourth rate Louis Charles Antoine Barraillier Toulon France For French Navy.
21 July Serpent Snake-class brig-sloop Limehouse  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[42]
28 July Lord William Bentinck Steamship Maudsley & Co Westminster  United Kingdom For British East India Company.[43]
28 July Scorpion Cherokee-class brig-sloop Plymouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[44]
30 July Laperouse Cygne-class brig Lorient France For French Navy.[45]
July Elizabeth Brig Saint John Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[46]
July Stamford Merchantman Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Holden, Simpson & Moats.[47]
27 August Andromache Andromache-class frigate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
27 August Mary Hudson Merchantman John M. Gales South Hylton  United Kingdom For Matthew Hudson.[1]
28 August Forester Cherokee-class brig-sloop Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
28 August Thomas Leech Brig J. Steel & Co Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Taylor, Potter & Co.[48]
August Manico Snow George Frater & Co Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Punton.[1][49]
August Van Speyk Merchantman Amsterdam  Netherlands For private owner.[50]
10 September Cassard Cygne-class brig Lorient France For French Navy.[51]
11 September Griffon Cherokee-class brig-sloop Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[52]
11 September Traveller Merchantman Ogden and Simey Pallion  United Kingdom For private owner.[53]
12 September Brilliant Lightship Brady Dublin  United Kingdom For Trinity House.[54]
12 September Cobrera Merchantman Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Philip Laing.[1][53]
13 September Pallada Frigate Admiralty Shipyard Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.
25 September Phoenix Paddle sloop Seppings Plymouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[12]
25 September St. Patrick Steamship Humble, Hurry & Milcrest Liverpool  United Kingdom For Sir John Tobin.[55]
26 September Borda Gazelle-class brig Bayonne France For French Navy.[56]
27 September Neptune Caledonia-class ship of the line Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[57]
29 September Firefly Firefly-class gunboat Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[57]
29 September Mariner Mersey flat James Gibson Northwich  United Kingdom For private owner.[58]
September Catherine Snow J. Brunton Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
8 October Monarch Canopus-class ship of the line Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[57]
11 October Rhijn Frigate Vlissingen  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[59]
22 October Aaron Manby Steamship "Port-au-Bie" France For private owner.[60]
22 October Wansbeck Brig Seaham  United Kingdom For private owner[61]
10 November Water-witch Steamship Seddon and Laidley North Birkenhead  United Kingdom For private owner.[62]
November Elizabeth Merchantman T. Reed Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[16]
22 December Frederick Hooth Brig Thomas Roydon & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[63]
Summer Warrior Steamboat Joseph Throckmorton Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania United States For Joseph Throckmorton and William Hempstead.
Autumn Everina Brig St. Martin's Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[64]
Unknown date Active Merchantman Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Adelaide Cutter Illawarra New South Wales For private owner.
Unknown date Ajax Sixth rate Rotterdam  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[65]
Unknown date Alburka Steamship Andrew Morrison Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[66]
Unknown date Anne Snow Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Englisn.[1][67]
Unknown date Anne Snow Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Straker.[1]
Unknown date Argo Sixth rate  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[68]
Unknown date Bowes Merchantman J. Burdon Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Broad Oak Barque Deptford  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Buchanan Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hunter & Elliott.[1]
Unknown date Cæsar Merchantman Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Colling.[1]
Unknown date Dorothy Forster Merchantman Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Forster & Co.[1]
Unknown date Earl of Clare Full-rigged ship Bombay India For private owner.[69]
Unknown date Egeria Brig William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Elvira Snow W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Chicken & Co.[1]
Unknown date Experiment Horse-powered paddle boat New South Wales For Mr. Singleton.
Unknown date Falk Schooner Sweden For Royal Swedish Navy.[70]
Unknown date Fortitude Brig Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For J. Wilson.[1]
Unknown date Gowlands Merchantman J. Bell Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Gowlands.[1]
Unknown date Gustaf den Store Man of war Sweden For Royal Swedish Navy.[70]
Unknown date Haidee Schooner John Ball Jr. Salcombe  United Kingdom For William Beer, John Jordan and others.[71]
Unknown date Ingham Morris-Taney-class cutter Webb and Allen New York United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date Isabella Brig Belfast  United Kingdom For private owner.[72]
Unknown date Jackson Morris-Taney-class cutter Washington Navy Yard United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date Jane Ayre Snow Halls Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ayre & Co.[1]
Unknown date Jane and Margaret Merchantman W. Cornforth Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Jane & Mary Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date John & Amelia Merchantman J. Storey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Patterson.[1]
Unknown date John Thompson Merchantman Halls Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Thompson.[1]
Unknown date Laurel Brig John M. Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Lilburn Snow J. Bell Sunderland  United Kingdom For Gray & Co.[1]
Unknown date Ludlow Barque Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Graham.[1]
Unknown date Maria Snow William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr Thompson.[1]
Unknown date Mayflower Merchantman H. Dobinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Myrtle Schooner William Bonker Salcombe  United Kingdom For Weymouth & Co.[73]
date Noli me Tempere Ship of the line Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[74]
Unknown date Ocean Merchantman Tiffin Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Dodds.[1]
Unknown date Prins Wilhelm Frederik Hendrik Full-rigged ship Middelburg  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[75]
Unknown date Raby Castle Snow Sunderland  United Kingdom For Dixon & Co.[1]
Unknown date Reward Brig J. Hall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Parker & Co.[1]
Unknown date Royal William Paddle steamer Pictou Upper Canada For private owner.[76]
Unknown date Shannon Schooner Bombay India For British East India Company.[69]
Unknown date Shannon Snow Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Sun Snow Sunderland  United Kingdom For White & Co.
Unknown date Sunderland Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Andrew White.[1]
Unknown date Suphenius Snow William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Gales.[1]
Unknown date Themis Merchantman Tiffin Sunderland  United Kingdom For I. Tiffin.[1]
Unknown date Thomas Kennison Snow Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
Unknown date Tyneside Snow Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Blackett, or Blackett, Forster & Co.[1]
Unknown date Tyrer Full-rigged ship Sunderland  United Kingdom For Tyrer & Co.[1]
Unknown date Useful Brig Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[1]
Unknown date Urania Full-rigged ship Dunkerque France For Royal Netherlands Navy.[77]
Unknown date Van Speyk Sixth rate Dunkerque France For Royal Netherlands Navy.[78]
Unknown date Vesper Snow William Potts Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Hutton & Co.[1]
Unknown date Viatic Snow  United Kingdom For private owner.[79]
Unknown date Washington Morris-Taney-class cutter Webb and Allen New York United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date Water Witch Steamboat Otter Creek, Vermont United States For private owner.
Unknown date Wave Schooner Brown and Bell New York  United Kingdom For United States Navy.
Unknown date Westmoreland Merchantman King's Lynn  United Kingdom For private owner.
Unknown date Woodlark Barque Burma For private owner.

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