List of ship launches in 1843

The list of ship launches in 1843 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1843.


Date Ship Class / type Builder Location Country Notes
10 January Dasher Brig Oliver Chapman Chepstow  United Kingdom For private owner.[1]
11 January British Hero East Indiaman Thomas Royden Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[2]
31 January Indian Queen Barque Joseph Wheeler Cork  United Kingdom For Messrs. Hardy.[3]
January Magician Paddle steamer River Thames  United Kingdom For private owner.[4]
January Mercury Clipper  United Kingdom For private owner.[5]
15 February William Fraser Brig Messrs. George Ross & Son Inverkeithing  United Kingdom For private owner.[6]
16 February Mary Holland Brig J. Henry Jones Port Madoc  United Kingdom For Messrs. Menish & Co.[7]
17 February Maria Sloop Hugh Jones Beaumaris  United Kingdom For Hugh Jones.[8]
21 February Mohawk Steamship Kingston Province of Canada For private owner.[9]
9 March Duke of Cornwall Chinaman Messrs. Hilhouse & Hill Bristol  United Kingdom For private owner.[10]
9 March Liverpool Packet ship New York United States For private owner.[11]
10 March Commodore Merchantman Messrs. Denny & Rankine Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[12]
18 March Hugh Matthie Full-rigged ship Messrs. K. Woods & Sons Maryport  United Kingdom For Joseph Sparks.[13]
21 March Duchess of Leinster Brig Fagan Kingstown  United Kingdom For private owner.[14]
30 March Agile Brig Cherbourg France For French Navy.[15]
March Bzyb Barque J. Crown Sunderland  United Kingdom For Imperial Russian Government.[16][17]
3 April Fairy Schooner yacht Michael Ratsey Cowes  United Kingdom For Mr. Perreth.[18]
4 April Rossignol Brig Cherbourg France For French Navy.[19]
12 April Anjer Full-rigged ship Messrs. Wilmet & Hall Newport  United Kingdom For Messr. Wilmet & Hall[20]
13 April Rattler Sloop-of-war Sheerness Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
13 April Zephyr Merchantman Coulson Sculcoates  United Kingdom For private owner.[21]
17 April Gloriana Full-rigged ship Messrs. T. & W. Smith Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For private owner.[22][23]
25 April Victoria and Albert Royal yacht Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Queen Victoria.
April Ann Mills Snow H. Carr Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Ritson.[16]
April James and Emma Schooner Messrs. Parkinson, Brown & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[24]
April Liberty Brigantine Fatamagouche Colony of Nova Scotia For private owner.[25]
16 May Eurydice Corvette Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
18 May Isabella Snow W. Byers Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Crozier.[16][26]
31 May Infernal Driver-class sloop Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[27][28][29][30]
31 May Prince of Wales Paddle steamer Messrs. Miller & Ravenhill Blackwall  United Kingdom For Old Margate Steam-boat Company.[31][32]
31 May Rosamond Steamship Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[33]
May Perry Brig Norfolk Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
May Four Sisters Barque Ralph Hutchinson Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For S. Mease.[16][34]
May Saville Snow W. Spowers Sunderland  United Kingdom For McColl & Co.[16][35]
May Till Snow Austin & Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Pow & Co.[16][36]
1 June Dublin Merchantman James Edwards South Shields  United Kingdom For private owner.[37]
13 June Raritan Raritan-class frigate Philadelphia Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
14 June Argoed Schooner John Arthur Prichard Pwllheli  United Kingdom For private owner.[38]
24 June Amazone Corvette Carmesins Werft Grabow Prussia For Prussian Navy.
29 June Breadalbane Barque Hedderwich & Rowan Kelvinhaugh  United Kingdom For McNeil & Co.[39]
29 June Vanguard Steamship Govan  United Kingdom For Dublin, Glasgow and Cork Steam Packet Company.[39]
June Chusan Barque Thomas H. Oliver Quebec Province of Canada For private owner.[40]
June Maria Sloop Hugh Morris Pwllheli  United Kingdom For private owner.[38]
3 July The Lady Burgoyne Steamship Killaloe  United Kingdom For private owner.[41]
11 July Helena Helena-class brig-sloop Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[42][33]
12 July Chichester Southampton-class frigate Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[43]
13 July Helen MacGregor Paddle steamer John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Mr Gee.[44]
19 July Great Britain Passenger ship William Patterson Bristol  United Kingdom For Great Western Steamship Company. The first ocean-going ship that had both an iron hull and a screw propeller.[45]
27 July Maria Schooner Robert Johnson Bideford  United Kingdom For Mr. Hinks and others.[46]
27 July Sealark Pandora-class brig-sloop Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[33]
29 July Martha Jaggers East Indiaman Messrs. Clarke & Sons Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[47]
July Indus Brig River John Colony of Nova Scotia For private owner.[48]
1 August Lawrence Brig Langley B. Culley Baltimore, Maryland United States For United States Navy.
5 August Queen of the West Packet ship New York United States For Messrs. Woodhill and Minturn.[49]
10 August Orénoque Steam frigate France For French Navy.[50]
26 August Miss Maddocks Sloop Henry Jones Port Madoc  United Kingdom For private owner.[51]
28 August Templeman Full-rigged ship Messrs Mulvey Chester  United Kingdom For Messrs. Prowse & Co.[52]
August Kate Schooner  United Kingdom For private owner.[53]
August Red Rose East Indiaman Messrs. Spence & Son River Tees  United Kingdom For private owner.[54]
August Ross-shire Brig River John, Nova Scotia Colony of Nova Scotia For private owner.[48]
3 September Darien Steamship Cherbourg France For French Government.[55]
5 September Princeton Sloop-of-war Philadelphia Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
9 September Hirondelle Iris-class schooner Toulon France For French Navy.[56]
9 September Princess Alice Paddle steamer Messrs. Tod and MacGregor Glasgow  United Kingdom For North Lancashire Steam Navigatio Co.[57][58]
11 September Princess Royal Schooner Taylor Woodbridge  United Kingdom For private owner.[59]
12 September Pluto Steamship Bombay India For P&O.[60]
17 September Iagudiil Sultan Makhmud-class ship of the line I. S. Dimitriev Nicholaieff  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.
21 September Vulture Cyclops-class frigate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
23 September Chevrette Tactique-class gun-brig Cherbourg France For French Navy.[61]
25 September Nimrod Paddle steamer Messrs. Thomas Fearnon & Co Liverpool  United Kingdom For Cork Steamship Co. Ltd.[62]
26 September Fire Queen Paddle steamer Messrs. Davenport, Grindrod, and Patrick Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[63][62]
26 September Nimrod Steamship Messrs. Vernon & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For City of Cork Steamship Company.[63]
27 September Gefion Frigate Denmark For Royal Danish Navy.
29 September Magnet Paddle steamer Messrs. Coates & Young Belfast  United Kingdom For private owner.[64]
7 October Harriett Schooner Thomas Cliff Knottingley  United Kingdom For John Burnitt.[65]
7 October Opyt Schooner Arsenal de la Carracca Cádiz Spain For Imperial Russian Navy.[66]
10 October Laffak Merchantman Messrs. John & Thomas Johnson Runcorn  United Kingdom For private owner.[67]
10 October Worcester Southampton-class frigate Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
22 October Dom Fernando II e Glória Frigate Daman Portuguese India For Portuguese Navy.[68]
23 October Belle Full-rigged ship Messrs. Robinson & Hall Stockton-on-Tees  United Kingdom For private owner.[69]
23 October Portsmouth Sloop-of-war Portsmouth Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
24 October Dart Brig  United Kingdom For private owner.[70]
25 October Yorkshire Ocean liner New York United States For private owner.[71]
October Panama Steam frigate Rochefort, Charente-Maritime France For French Navy.[72]
6 November Iris Corvette Lisbon Portugal For Portuguese Navy.[73]
11 November The Dove Steamship John Laird North Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Baptist Missionary Society.[74][75]
22 November Harriett Merchantman Messrs. Brundritt and Whiteway Runcorn  United Kingdom For Joseph Coyne.[76]
22 November Pandour Brig Lorient France For French Navy.[77]
5 December Michigan Paddle steamer Stackhouse and Tomlinson Erie, Michigan United States For United States Navy.
23 December Glenelg full-rigged ship Messrs. Evans & Cox Bideford  United Kingdom For Messrs. Evan, Baillie, Sons & Co.[78]
29 December Iron Duke Steamship Thomas Wilson Liverpool  United Kingdom For City of Dublin Steam Navigation Company.[79]
December Dundalk Steamship Robert Napier and Sons Govan  United Kingdom For private owner.[80]
Unknown date Active Cutter Sackets Harbor, New York United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date Alert Snow Sunderland  United Kingdom For Stevens & Co.[16][81]
Unknown date Ancud Schooner San Carlos de Ancud Chile For Chilean Navy.
Unknown date Anenome Snow Rodham & Todd Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Cropton.[16]
Unknown date Arthur Schooner Ralph Hutchinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[16]
Unknown date Aurora Barque Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Ryan.[16]
Unknown date Barleycorn Merchantman Bowman and Drummond Blyth  United Kingdom For private owner.[82]
Unknown date Charles Sloop  United Kingdom For private owner.[83]
Unknown date Commerce Mersey flat Bridgewater Trustees, or Bridgewater Navigation Company Runcorn  United Kingdom For private owner.[84]
Unknown date Countess of Bective Barque J. Crown Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Nicholson.[16]
Unknown date Cresswell Packet Schooner J. Bell Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Bell.[16]
Unknown date Cressy Full-rigged ship Laing & Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Duncan Dunbar & Co.[16]
Unknown date Crown Snow J. Crown Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Crown.[16]
Unknown date Dido Brig Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Burrell.[16]
Unknown date Duchess of Buccleuch East Indiaman James Edwards South Shields  United Kingdom For J. Edwards.
Unknown date Duncan Ritchie Barque Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[85]
Unknown date Desirée Man of war Sweden For Royal Swedish Navy.[86]
Unknown date Ebenezer Merchantman J. Todd Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Oliver.[16]
Unknown date Elizabeth Brig W. Chilton Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wood & Co.[16]
Unknown date Empire Paddle steamer United States For Troy Line.
Unknown date Ferret Schooner Laing & Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For P. Laing.[16]
Unknown date George & Richard Snow J. Brown Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Hay.[16]
Unknown date Gertrude Brig Colony of Newfoundland For private owner.
Unknown date Golconda Barque Southwick  United Kingdom For Mr. Richardson.[16]
Unknown date Guide Pilot vessel Liverpool  United Kingdom For Iron Company.[87]
Unknown date Henderson Snow Stafford & Forster Sunderland  United Kingdom For Milne & Co.[16]
Unknown date Henry & Ann Snow H. Dixon Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Longstaff.[16]
Unknown date Hercules Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For Ocean Towing Co.
Unknown date Home Schooner Black River, Ohio United States For W. D. Winslow, Robert White and Thomas Jones.
Unknown date Independence Steamboat James M. Averill Chicago, Illinois United States For private owner.
Unknown date Isabella Sloop George Barker Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[16]
Unknown date James M. Waterbury Pilot boat Williamsburgh, New York United States For Ornen & Roberts.
Unknown date Jane Alice Snow W. Potts Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Potts.[16]
Unknown date John & Ann Schooner Hylton Carr Hylton Ferry  United Kingdom For S. Fletcher.[16][26]
Unknown date Lady Kingsale Sloop William Bonker Salcombe  United Kingdom For Samuel Pearce.[88]
Unknown date Lady Ridley Schooner Bowman and Drummond Blyth  United Kingdom For Mr. Marfitt.[89]
Unknown date Lansier Full-rigged ship Dunkerque France For Royal Netherlands Navy.[90]
Unknown date Leda Snow James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Errington.[16]
Unknown date Lord Ashburton Barque Joshua Briggs St. Andrews Colony of New Brunswick For Nehemiah Marks.
Unknown date Lucy Walker Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Mary Jane Schooner Brundrit & Whiteway Runcorn  United Kingdom For private owner.[91]
Unknown date Mary Queen of Scots Barque Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Fairfield.[16]
Unknown date Newbottle Snow W. Wilkinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[16]
Unknown date Pallas Barque Bartram & Lister Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Henley.[16]
Unknown date Patriot Queen Full-rigged ship T. & J. Brocklebank Whitehaven  United Kingdom For T. & J. Brocklebank.[92]
Unknown date Paul Jones Clipper Waterman & Ewell Medford, Massachusetts United States For Daniel C. Bacon, Robert Bennet Forbes, John Murray Forbes and Russell & Co.
Unknown date Primus Barque Suomenlinna Grand Duchy of Finland For private owner.[93]
Unknown date Queen of the Tyne Merchantman Kirkbride & partners Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Wright.[16]
Unknown date Seneca Steamship New York United States For private owner.
Unknown date Sprite Snow John M. Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[16]
Unknown date Swallow Snow G. Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[16]
Unknown date Thorndale Snow Bartram & Lister Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Burnett.[16]
Unknown date Uncas Steamship location United States For private owner.
Unknown date Van Speyk Sixth rate Dunkerque France For Royal Navy.[94]
Unknown date Vertumnus Barque S. & P. Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For S. Mills.[16]
Unknown date Vulcano Paddle steamer Venice Austrian Empire For Austrian Navy.
Unknown date William Thompson Schooner William Thompson Dumfries  United Kingdom For William Thompson.[95]
Unknown date Zephyr Snow W. Wilkinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Lumsdon.[16]
Unknown date Zior Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Blackett.[16]

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