List of ship launches in 1833

The list of ship launches in 1833 provide a chronological record of some ships launched in that year.

Date Ship Class Builder Location Country Notes
8 January Parkfield Full-rigged ship Bath Douglas Isle of Man For private owner.[1]
8 January Tapley East Indiaman Thomas Royden & Co Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[2]
21 January Lord Stormont Snow G. Frater Sunderland  United Kingdom For Noble & partners.[3][4]
22 January Faithful Merchantman Jabez Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For private owner.[5]
26 January Penyard Park East Indiaman Hunt Gloucester  United Kingdom For John Usborne.[6]
January Charles Eaton Barque William Smoult Temple Coringa India For private owner.[7]
5 February Asia East Indiaman H. Smith Gainsborough  United Kingdom For Messrs. John Beadl & Co and Messrs. Holderness & Chilton.[8]
6 February The Veitch of Leith Brigantine Butement North Leith  United Kingdom For Scottish Brewery Co.[9]
7 February Hakeley Full-rigged ship Edward Gibson Hull  United Kingdom For Taylor, Potter & Co.[8]
7 February Queen of the Isles Merchantman William Boutland Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For George Trail.[10]
21 February Fairfield West Indiaman Bolton & Humphreys Hull  United Kingdom For C. Lawrence & Son.[11]
February Fergus Full-rigged ship River Clyde  United Kingdom For private owner.[12]
2 March Prince George of Cumberland Pleasure boat Hastings  United Kingdom For George Fennings.[13]
5 March Middlesbro' Merchantman Laing Middlesbrough  United Kingdom For private owner.[14]
12 March La Reine des Belges Sternwheeler Fairburn Manchester  United Kingdom For private owner.[15]
21 March Prima Donna Merchantman William Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For H. S. Gibbs & Co.[16]
22 March Boreas Sixth rate Vlissingen  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[17][18]
22 March Penninghame West Indiaman Charles Connell & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For John Harrison.[19]
22 March Snelheid Aviso Vlissingen  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[17]
25 March Waringsford Brig Alex McLaine Belfast  United Kingdom For John Heron.[20]
March Erie Cutter John Justice United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service
2 April Royal William Caledonia-class ship of the line Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
4 April Duck Lighter Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
6 April Duke of Argyle East Indiaman Smith & Co Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For private owner.[22]
6 April Vestal Vestal-class frigate Sheerness Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
15 April William Herdman Merchantman Messrs. Jeffreys Quebec Upper Canada For John Johnston and David Grainger.[23]
April Java Barque James Leithead Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3][24]
April Zillah Merchantman W. & A. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Adamson.[3][25]
1 May Congo Brig Joseph Davies Chepstow  United Kingdom For Messrs. King.[26]
4 May Jean de Vienne Cygne-class brig Brest France For French Navy.[27]
8 May Gaillardon Barque J. Thomas Howrah India For private owner.
8 May Lahire Gazelle-class brig Brest France For French Navy.[28]
20 May Cherepakha Tender D. I. Alexeev Astrakhan  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[29]
20 May Livonia Merchantman Adamson Grangemouth  United Kingdom For private owner.[30]
21 May Jupiter Third rate Amsterdam  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[31][32]
21 May Boussole Ariane-class corvette Cherbourg France For French Navy.[33]
21 May Liberator Schooner William White & Co Waterford  United Kingdom For private owner.[34]
25 May Emily Mersey flat George Okell Northwich  United Kingdom For private owner.[35]
27 May Maria Barclay Merchantman Dixon Southwick  United Kingdom For private owner.[36]
1 June Norham Castle Merchantman Charles Smith & Sons Howdon  United Kingdom For private owner.[37]
4 June Guardiana Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Gales.[3]
4 June Robert Gray Snow William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. White.[3]
4 June Sisters Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
5 June Brandywine Packet Merchantman J. W. Collingwood Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Collingwood.[3]
5 June United Kingdom Snow Hall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. White.[3]
5 June William Hale Steamship Colchester  United Kingdom For William Hale.[38]
15 June Rodney Rodney-class ship of the line Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
18 June Princess Victoria Steamship Cunningham Southampton  United Kingdom For private owner.[39]
18 June Rapid Schooner William Bailey Ipswich  United Kingdom For John Christie & others.[40]
18 June Waterloo Caledonia-class ship of the line Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
19 June Henry Clifton Schooner Bannister Lytham  United Kingdom For private owner.[41]
20 June Sophia Schooner Christopher Southwold  United Kingdom For private owner.[42]
20 June Symmetry Barque Dikes & Gibson Hull  United Kingdom For Mr. Chadwick.[43]
29 June Monarch Paddle tug Green, Wigram & Green Blackwall  United Kingdom For John Rogers Watkins.[44][45]
June Ada Jane Cutter yacht  United Kingdom For private owner.[46]
June Astrea Brig  United Kingdom For private owner.[47]
June Ringdove Racer-class brig-sloop Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
4 July Pandora Pandora-class brig Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
5 July Rowena Schooner Charles Connell & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For Charles Connell & Sons.[48]
18 July Homs Ship of the line Alexandria Egypt For Egyptian Navy.[49]
18 July Racer Racer-class brig-sloop Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
25 July Helen Full-rigged ship Easton Brockwear  United Kingdom For private owner.[50]
1 August Amelia Thompson Barque Philip Laing Deptford  United Kingdom For J. Pirie & Co.[3][51]
1 August Forth Seringapatam-class frigate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
15 August Hesperia Schooner Mumford St. Mary's  United Kingdom For private owner.[52]
15 August Wave Schooner Mumford St. Mary's  United Kingdom For private owner.[52]
16 August Adam Lodge Merchantman Edwards South Shields  United Kingdom For private owner.[53]
16 Auguns Henrietta Barque Humble, Hurry & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. C. Tayleur & Co.[54]
16 August William Penn Steamship Humble, Hurry & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Sir John Tobin.[54]
19 August Dundee Paddle Steamer Wood Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[55][56]
22 August Wladimir Ship of the line Stettin  Prussia For Prussian Navy.[57]
30 August Isabella Chinaman R. Menzies & Son Leith  United Kingdom For private owner.[58]
2 September Lynx Cherokee-class brig-sloop Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[59]
2 September Medea Paddle sloop Laing Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[60]
12 September Skjold Ship of the line Copenhagen Denmark For Royal Danish Navy.[61]
16 September Eliza Stewart East Indiaman Steel Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[62]
28 September Frère Champenoise Ship of the line Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[63]
30 September Gulnare Steamship Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Post Office Packet Service.[64]
12 October James Brook Brigantine S. Gutteridge Selby  United Kingdom For Lister & Co.[65]
17 Ocgtober El Balear Steamship Seddon and Leadley Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[66]
24 October George Pilot boat H. Anson Portsmouth  United Kingdom For private owner.[67]
29 October Herald Snow Tiffin Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. Wood.[3]
29 October Resolution Brig William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Langley & Co.[3]
30 October Idas Smack Miller Cowes  United Kingdom For James Hollis.[68]
31 October London Packet Smack William Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For John Dowsing.[69]
October Comet Snow George Frater & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Scurfield & Co.[3][4]
October Verulam Mersey flat Warrington  United Kingdom For Old Quay Company.[70]
6 November Varshava First rate I. Y. Osminin Nicholaieff  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[71]
6 November William Turner Merchantman Muries & Clark Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[72]
7 November The Effort Merchantman Southwold  United Kingdom For private owner.[73]
13 November Lady Willoughby Merchantman Conway  United Kingdom For private owners.[74]
14 November Edward Colston Merchantman Patteson & Mercer Wapping  United Kingdom For private owner.[75]
18 November Tickler Schooner Charles Connell & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For Messrs. J. Park, S. Connell, J. Wilson and J. Fitzsimmons.[76]
25 November Fountain Tank vessel Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21][77]
26 November Rochester Lighter Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
7 December Daniel Grant Full-rigged ship Perkins Newport  United Kingdom For Daniel Grant.[78]
12 December Louisa Baillie West Indiaman Cox & Curling Limehouse  United Kingdom For private owner.[79]
26 December Taney Morris-Taney-class cutter Webb & Allen New York  United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
28 December Columbine Cutter yacht Ratsey Cowes  United Kingdom For John Smith Barry.[80]
28 December Saint Ouen Cygne-class brig Rochefort France For French Navy.[81]
30 December Bergère Camille-class corvette Toulon France For French Navy.[82]
30 December Cerf Gazelle-class brig Toulon France For French Navy.[83]
30 December Fabert Gazelle-class brig Rochefort France For French Navy.[84]
December Michael Wickham Schooner Wexford  United Kingdom For private owner.[85]
Spring Pursuit Brig  United Kingdom For private owner.[86]
Unknown date Ann Fishing trawler Frederick Baddeley Brixham  United Kingdom For George T. Lewis.[87]
Unknown date Anne Brig Hylton  United Kingdom For Ray & Co.[3]
Unknown date Ann Gales Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Gales.[3]
Unknown date Arve Snow Joseph Helmsley Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Baltic Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Robert Young.[3]
Unknown date Bardaster Transport ship Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[88]
Unknown date Calypso Merchantman Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Wilkinson.[3]
Unknown date Credo Snow John M. Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. M. Gales.[3]
Unknown date Concordia Schooner William Bonker Salcombe  United Kingdom For Reed & Co.[89]
Unknown date David Barclay Barque William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Barclay Bros.[3]
Unknown date David Whitton Brig Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wittons.[3]
Unknown date Eclipse Merchantman J. Banks Cornwall  United Kingdom For private owner.[90]
Unknown date Edmond Barque Granville Colony of Nova Scotia For John Arnott & George Cannock.
Unknown date Egbert Brig H. Dobbinson Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For Walton & Co.[3]
Unknown date Elizabeth Taylerson Snow John Storey Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For Mr. Taylerson.[3]
Unknown date Eliza Stewart Passenger ship Robert Steele & Company Greenock  United Kingdom For J. & W. Stewart.[91]
Unknown date Fershampenuaz Third rate Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[92]
Unknown date United States Augustus Jones Black River, Ohio Gallinipper Schooner For American Fur Company.
Unknown date James & Ann Merchantman Harrison & Oliver Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Brown.[3]
Unknown date Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy Full-rigged ship Bombay India For private owner.[93]
Unknown date Janus East Indiaman Easton Brockwear  United Kingdom For private owner.[94]
Unknown date Jefferson Morris-Taney-class cutter United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date John Hardy Merchantman Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Philip Laing.[3]
Unknown date Johns Snow Ogden & Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hunter & Co.[3]
Unknown date Lamb Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For George Lamb.[3]
Unknown date London Barque J. Storey Sunderland  United Kingdom For C. Lamb.[3]
Unknown date Marina Brig Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For Peter Austin.[3]
Unknown date McLane Morris-Taney-class cutter  United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date Postillion Full-rigged ship Rotterdam  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[95]
Unknown date Raparel Water boat Bombay India For private owner.[93]
Unknown date Redbreast Schooner North Hylton  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Robert & Margaret Snow James Leithead Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Shaik Mamoody Brig Bombay India For Government of Hyderabad.[93]
Unknown date Sherlock Merchantman J. Burdon Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Wake.[3]
Unknown date Sir William Chaytor Merchantman S. & P. Mills Deptford  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Snelheid Full-rigged ship Vlissingen  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[96]
Unknown date Spring Brig J. Hutchinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date St. Patrick Steam packet ferry  United Kingdom For St George Steam Packet Company.
Unknown date Sultana Full-rigged ship Bombay India For an Imaum.[93]
Unknown date Two Sisters Brig Bombay India For private owner.[97]
Unknown date Veracity Schooner J. Storey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Anderson.[3]
Unknown date Vigilant Merchantman J. Carr Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Volant Snow John M. Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For John M. Gales.[3]
Unknown date Wandering Shepherd Merchantman T. Bell Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. Surtees.[3]
Unknown date Warsaw Ship of the Line Nicolaieff  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[98]
Unknown date Waters Snow J. Burdon Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Waters.[3]
Unknown date William Merchantman Byers Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date William Ash Snow W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Ash.[3]
Unknown date Witton Castle Merchantman G. Frater Sunderland  United Kingdom For Baker & Co.[3][4]

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