List of ship launches in 1860

The list of ship launches in 1860 is a chronological list of ships launched in 1860.


Date Ship Class / type Builder Location Country Notes
7 January Espoir Philomel-class gunvessel Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[1][2]
9 January Guayaquil Steamship Messrs. Laurence Hill & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Pacific Royal Mail Company.[3]
9 January Strathdon Clipper Messrs. Walter Hood & Co Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. Thompson Jr., & Co.[4]
10 January Olympus Steamship Messrs. J. & G. Thompson Govan  United Kingdom For Messrs. Burns & M'Iver.[5]
11 January Ocean Queen Schooner John McMurdie Lytham  United Kingdom For Messrs. McMurdie, Iddon & Co.[6]
18 January Borbonne Frigate Castellamare di Stabia Kingdom of the Two Sicilies For Royal Sicilian Navy.
25 January Prince of Wales Modified Queen-class ship of the line Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
26 January Richmond Sloop-of-war Norfolk Navy Yard United States For United States Navy.
30 January Veronica Barque T. & J. Brocklebank Whitehaven  United Kingdom For Thomas & John Brocklebank.[7]
January John Vanner Full-rigged ship J. Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Lidgett & Sons.[8][9]
January Joseph Cape Snow James Hardie Southwick  United Kingdom For Mr. Hargrove.[8][9]
January Z. C. Pearson Steamship T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Zachariah C. Pearson.[8][10]
1 February Hope Steamship Messrs. Laurence Hill & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[11]
3 February Mullett Philomel-class gunvessel Charles Lungley Rotherhithe  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
4 February Ocean Mail Clipper Messrs. Alexander Hall & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Henry Adamson.[12]
6 February Samson Steamship James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Gourley & Co.[8][13]
7 February Generosity Barque J. Barkes Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Barkes.[8][14]
7 February Ostrich Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Burns Line.[15]
8 February Pelican Camelion-class sloop Messrs. W. C. Miller & Son Liverpool  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[16]
8 February Steady Philomel-class gunvessel Messrs. W. C. Miller & Son Liverpool  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[16]
9 February Argo Steamship Messrs. C. & W. Earle Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Thomas Wilson, Sons, & Co.[17]
9 February Harry Herbert Brigantine Robert Jones Rhyl  United Kingdom For Mr. Davies and others.[18]
13 February Elizabeth M'Lea Brig Messrs. Robert Steele & Son Cartsdyke  United Kingdom For Messrs. Kenneth M'Lea & Sons.[19]
14 February Scorpion Gunboat Domcke Grabow Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin For Prussian Navy.
16 February Latouche-Tréville Aviso Toulon France For French Navy.
20 February Glencoe Smack Messrs. Scott, M'Gill & Duncan Bowling  United Kingdom For Messrs. Mackellar & Mitchell.[20]
22 February Go Ahead Schooner Rothesay  United Kingdom For Messrs. M'Arthur and others.[21]
22 February Rifleman Clipper William Duthie Jr. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[22]
22 February Spanker Clipper Messrs. A. M'Millan & Son Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[23]
23 February Camelion Camelion-class sloop Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[24]
23 February Cubana Barque William Pile Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Ridley & Co.[8][25]
23 February Skimmer of the Waves Barque William Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. & J. Thompson.[8][26]
25 February Griffon Philomel-class gunvessel Northfleet  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
25 February Ulster Paddle steamer John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For City of Dublin Steam Packet Company.[27][28][29]
28 February Hengueist Full-rigged ship Messrs. Scott & Co. Cartsdyke  United Kingdom For Messrs. Lamperton, Holt & Co.[30]
28 February Torch Philomel-class gunvessel River Thames  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[31]
February British Standard Barque J. Davison Sunderland  United Kingdom For Anderson & Co.[8][32]
February Leda Barque John Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Clay.[8]
February Little Edith Full-rigged ship T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Spence.[8][10]
6 March Leinster Paddle steamer Messrs. Samuda Bros. Millwall  United Kingdom For City of Dublin Steam Packet Company.[28][33][34]
7 March Howe First rate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
8 March Atlas Steamship Messrs. J. & G. Thompson Govan  United Kingdom For Messrs. Burns & MacIver.[35]
8 March Marquis of Argyle Clipper Messrs. Walter Hood & Co. Footdee  United Kingdom For J. Monro.[36]
8 March Rifleman Barque William Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Shepherd.[8][26]
8 March The Providence Merchantman J. Harrison Beverley  United Kingdom For J. Moorhouse.[37]
8 March Vencedora Barque Robert Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Nicholson & Co.[8][38]
10 March Balclutha Steamship Messrs Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Messrs. James Little & Co.[39]
10 March Barrosa Jason-class corvette Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
10 March Normandie Gloire-class ironclad Cherbourg France For French Navy.
10 March Ocean Skimmer Barque W. Ratcliffe Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Thompson.[8][40]
10 March Otho Steamship Messrs. Langley Deptford  United Kingdom For Greek Steam Navigation Company.[41]
13 March Juno Steamship Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For Largs & Millport Steamboat Company.[42]
15 March Masséna Suffren-class ship of the line Arsenal de Toulon Toulon France For French Navy.
20 March Lady Nightingale Merchantman Messrs. D. Burns & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Mr. Tulloch.[43]
21 March Laxey Mines Schooner Messrs. Fullarton Ayr  United Kingdom For Messrs. John Moore & Co.[44]
23 March Tetuan Barque William Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Abarca, Seminario & Plasencia.[8][26]
24 March Frederick William First rate Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
24 March Mavrogordaice Steamship Messrs. Leslie Hebburn  United Kingdom For Messrs. Charles Mitchell & Co.[45]
26 March Syrian Cargo ship Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For J. Bibby & Sons.[46]
28 March Landrail Philomel-class gunvessel Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[47]
29 March Volunteer Full-rigged ship Tay Shipbuilding Company Dundee  United Kingdom For private owner.[48]
31 March Helix Steam yacht Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[49]
March Ranger Schooner  United Kingdom For private owner.[50]
3 April Margaretta Stevenson Steam yacht Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dubarton  United Kingdom For H. C. Stevenson.[51]
5 April Ibis Steamship Cork Steam Ship Company Cork  United Kingdom For private owner.[52]
6 April Falcon Steamship Archibald Denny Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[53]
6 April Jannet Evans Schooner Messrs. Pierce and E. Roberts Port Madoc  United Kingdom For John Evans.[54]
6 April Neva Clipper Messrs. Adamson & Son Alloa  United Kingdom For Mr. Sinclair and others.[55]
7 April Success Schooner Trenery Gainsborough  United Kingdom For private owner.[56]
9 April Lavinia Schooner Reed Ipswich  United Kingdom For private owner.[57]
10 April Mona's Isle Steamship Tod & MacGregor Glasgow  United Kingdom For Isle of Man Steam Packet Co. Ltd.
12 April Belvidera Full-rigged ship W. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Allan & Sons.[8][26]
14 April Perseverance Merchantman Watson Banff  United Kingdom For John Adam.[58]
18 April Mail Steamship Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Meadowside  United Kingdom For private owner.[59][60]
21 April Byzantion steamship J. G. Laurie Whiteinch  United Kingdom For Greek Government.[59][61]
21 April Connaught Paddle steamer Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company Jarrow  United Kingdom For Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Co.
21 April Eldinga Steamship Messrs. Scott & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[59][62]
21 April Ellen Horsfall Barque J. Spence Sunderland  United Kingdom For Thomas C. Alcock.[8][63]
21 April Leinster Paddle steamer Messrs. Palmer Bros. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.[64]
21 April Munster Paddle steamer John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For City of Dublin Steam Packet Company.[65]
21 April Saint Oswin Barque Pickersgill & Miller Sunderland  United Kingdom For R. Mease.[8][66]
23 April Cambrian Steamship C. Lungley Deptford  United Kingdom For Union Steam Navigation Company.[67]
23 April The Vine Steamship Messrs. Denny & Rankin Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[68]
25 April Earl of Arran Paddle steamer Blackwood & Gordon River Clyde  United Kingdom For Ardrossan Steamboat Company.
30 April Kittiwake Yacht Inman Lymington  United Kingdom For Marquis of Ailsa.[69]
30 April May Queen Schooner Messrs. Evans & Son Bristol  United Kingdom For private owner.[70]
April Belfast Schooner Colony of Prince Edward Island For private owner.[71]
April Carron Steamship Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Stobcross  United Kingdom For Carron Company.[72]
April Endeavour Merchantman Messrs. Hazzlehurst Beverley  United Kingdom For Messrs. Dyson, Tindall & Co.[73]
April Heroine Brigantine J. & R. Bailey Shoreham-by-Sea  United Kingdom For Thomas Gates.[74]
April Lara Yacht Lymington  United Kingdom For Marquis of Ailsa.[75]
April Marquis of Argyle Clipper Messrs. Walter Hood & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Aberdeen Clipper Line.[76]
3 May Guerrière Dryade-class frigate Brest France For French Navy.
4 May Raleigh Full-rigged ship James Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Ellis.[8][9]
5 May Mermaid Cutter yacht Payne Southampton  United Kingdom For C. Ricketts.[75]
5 May Queen Amalia Steamship C. Lungley Deptford  United Kingdom For Greek Steam Navigation Company.[77]
8 May Eyo Honesty Paddle steamer John Laird Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Eyo Honesty II (deceased).[78]
15 May Gleam Cutter Messrs. Spencer & Barnes Cowes  United Kingdom For private owner.[79]
15 May St. Lawrence Cutter Ratsey Cowes  United Kingdom For Mr. Stephenson.[79]
16 May Giraffe Paddle steamer J. & G. Thompson Govan  United Kingdom For J. & G. Burns Line.
16 May San Enrique Tug Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[80][81]
16 May San Joaquim Tug Messrs. Caird & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[80][81]
19 May Imperator Nikolai I First rate New Admiralty Shipyard Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.
21 May Windward Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Fenwick & Laroche.[8][82]
21 May Ville de Bordeaux Ville de Nantes-class ship of the line Arsenal de Lorient Lorient France For French Navy.
22 May Elizabeth Jane Brigantine William Read Ipswich  United Kingdom For private owner.[83]
22 May Malabar East Indiaman William Pile Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Richard Green.[8][82]
22 May May Flower Brig D. Burns & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[84]
24 May Vistula Steamship Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Stobcross  United Kingdom For Leith, Hull and Hamburg Steam Packet Company.[85]
25 May Pacific Steamship Messrs. Earle Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Thomas Wilson & Co.[86]
May I'll Try Brig Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[87]
May Jumna Steamship Messrs. Reid & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For Oriental Inland Steam Navigation Company.[88]
May Maria Teresa frigate Kingdom of the Two Sicilies For Royal Neapolitan Navy.[89]
May Nagasaki Full-rigged ship Quebec Province of Canada For private owner.[90]
May Prince Arthur Steamship Messrs. Smith & Rodger Govan  United Kingdom For Leith and London Shipping Company.[88]
May Silesia Full-rigged ship Saint John Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[91]
2 June Teawera Schooner Messrs. A. Duthie & Co. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Messrs. Graham & Co.[92]
5 June Cambrian Schooner Messrs. Parry & Co. Hirael  United Kingdom For Messrs. Parry & Co.[93]
20 June Charles H. Marshall Pilot boat Henry Steers New York United States For Josiah Johnson Sr., Frederick Nelson and Jonathan Wright.
21 June Helen Paddle steamer W. C. Miller Toxteth  United Kingdom For Bridgewater Trustees.[94]
21 June Miranda Steam yacht E. J. Harland Belfast  United Kingdom For T. Yeats.[95][96]
23 June Flower of Essex Sailing barge Mr. Colchester Ipswich  United Kingdom For private owner. Collided with the schooner Jannet Shennen on being launched. Both vessels sustained minor damage.[97]
23 June Orpheus Jason-class corvette Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
23 June Wonder Brig John White Cowes  United Kingdom For Cowes Shipping Company.[98]
27 June Glee Maiden Brigantine James Hardie Southwick  United Kingdom For Dickson & Co.[8][9]
29 June Frances Barque William Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Robert Hurrell & Co.[8][26]
29 June Isabella Snow George Bartram Sunderland  United Kingdom For Dawson & Co.[8][99]
29 June Renown Barque James Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Thomas Todd.[8][26]
3 July Ulster Steamship Messrs. Martin Samuelson & Co. Hull  United Kingdom For Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company,[100] or Lever's Galway Line.[101]
4 July Castiglione Suffren-class ship of the line Arsenal de Toulon Toulon France For French Navy.
4 July Jane Maria Humber Keel Bethell Scan Beverley  United Kingdom For private owner.[102]
5 July Doterel Britomart-class gunboat W. C. Miller Toxteth  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[103]
5 July Heron Albacore-class gunboat W. C. Miller Toxteth  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[103]
7 July Earl Shelbourne Paddle steamer Messrs. James Henderson & Son Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[104]
7 July Lady Beatrice Brig G. Short Sunderland  United Kingdom For Reay & Co.[8][105]
7 July Moneta East Indiaman Messrs. Charles Hill & Sons Bristol  United Kingdom For Joseph Mondel.[106]
16 July Diadem Merchantman John Lister Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Lister.[8][107]
16 July Dorothy Barque J. Barkes Sunderland  United Kingdom For Tully & Co.[8][14]
19 July Victory Full-rigged ship William Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Briggs & Sons.[8][26]
19 July Water Lily Brig William Duthie Jr. Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Robert Anderson.[108]
21 July Atlas Second rate Chatham Dockyard Chatham, Kent  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
21 July Lalla Rookh Steam Yacht Messrs. Josiah Jones, Quiggin & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Pasha of Egypt.[109]
July Annie Wark Brigantine Richibucto Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[110]
July Anomia Full-rigged ship P. Brunelle & Sons Quebec Province of Canada For private owner.[111]
July Countess Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For William C. Harrison.
July Excelsior Barque Richibucto Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[112]
July Francis Carvill Barque Saint John Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[113]
July J. Titus Brigantine Saint John Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[114]
July Speedy Britomart-class gunboat Lamport Workington  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[115][116]
1 August Flying Spur Clipper Messrs. Hall Footdee  United Kingdom For John Robertson & Co.[117]
2 August John P. Jackson Paddle steamer Devine Burtis Brooklyn, New York United States For New Jersey Rail Road and Transportation Company.
3 August Lothian Snow Bowman and Drummond Blyth  United Kingdom For Watts, Milburn & Co.[118]
4 August Camäleon Camäleon-class gunboat Königliche Werft Danzig  Prussia For Prussian Navy.
16 August Cerealia Barque John Lister Sunderland  United Kingdom For Lister & Co.[8][107]
16 August Gibraltar Duncan-class ship of the line Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[119]
17 August Halls Schooner Robert Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For M. Halls.[8][38]
17 August Kedar Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Messrs. Burns.[120]
18 August Chepica Full-rigged ship Messrs. Hall Aberdeen  United Kingdom For private owner.[121]
18 August Orestes Jason-class corvette Sheerness Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
18 August Pallas Frigate Lorient France For French Navy.[122]
20 August Alfred Stonard Brig Schollick Ulverston  United Kingdom For private owner.[123]
20 August Mary Jane Schooner W. Ashburner Hindpool  United Kingdom For William Tell.[123][124]
20 August Thetis Full-rigged ship Messrs. Clover & Royle Woodside  United Kingdom For private owner.[125]
28 August Munster Steamship Messrs. Samuelson Hull  United Kingdom For Atlantic Royal Mail Company.[126][127]
30 August Hudsons Brig Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Elliott.[8][128]
30 August Thule Steam yacht Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partick  United Kingdom For James Anderson.[129]
31 August Kurrachee Full-rigged ship Messrs. A. M'Millan & Son Dumbarton  United Kingdom For John Kerr.[130]
August Alice Snow Pickersgill & Miller Sunderland  United Kingdom For Harper & Co.[8][66]
August Condor Brig James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Dawson.[8][40]
August Great Australia Full-rigged ship Messrs. Stewart & Co. Saint John Colony of New Brunswick For Black Ball Line.[131][132]
August Kembla Paddle steamer Messrs. John Read & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[133]
August Maggie Brig Colony of Prince Edward Island For private owner.[134]
1 September Comet Camäleon-class gunboat Königliche Werft Danzig  Prussia For Prussian Navy.
1 September Jane Porter Full-rigged ship E. J. Harland Belfast  United Kingdom For Messrs. J. P. Corry & Co.[135][136]
1 September Leinster Steamship Messrs. Palmer & Co. Jarrow  United Kingdom For private owner.[137]
1 September Sarah and Emma East Indiaman Messrs. Thomas Vernon & Son Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. Farnworth & Jardine.[138]
1 September Superb Barque William Doxford Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Davison.[8][139]
3 September Economist Steamship Archibald Denny Dumbarton  United Kingdom For private owner.[130]
3 September Savanette Barque Adamson Alloa  United Kingdom For Messrs. Gregor, Turnbull & Co.[140]
3 September No. 12 Pilot schooner Messrs. Harvey & Son Ipswich  United Kingdom For Liverpool Pilots.[141]
4 September Hydamak Corvette Henry S. Pitcher Northfleet  United Kingdom For Imperial Russian Nay.[142]
5 September Egidia Full-rigged ship Messrs. Barr & Shearer Ardrossan  United Kingdom For Messrs. Potter, Wilson & Co.[143]
6 September John P King Paddle steamer Lupton & McDermut New York United States For private owner.
8 September Cyclop Camäleon-class gunboat Königliche Werft Danzig  Prussia For Prussian Navy.
14 September Eleanor Brig Workington  United Kingdom For private owner. Collided with the schooner Haba on being launched.[144]
15 September Anson Renown-class ship of the line Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[145]
15 September Delphin Camäleon-class gunboat Königliche Werft Danzig  Prussia For Prussian Navy.
15 September Nimble Philomel-class gunvessel Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
17 September Euphemia Schooner Messrs. John Scott & Sons Greenock  United Kingdom For James Morrison.[146]
17 September Melbourne Full-rigged ship Messrs. Menzies & Co. Granton  United Kingdom For D. R. Macgregor.[147][148]
17 September Orange Blossom Merchantman Messrs. Bayley & Co. Ipswich  United Kingdom For Messrs. Pope & Co.[149]
17 September Robert Mackenzie East Indiaman Messrs. William Simons & Co. Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[150]
18 September Eclipse Cormorant-class gunvessel J. Scott Russell & Co. Millwall  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
18 September Perseverance Fishing smack Smyth & Scallan Ringsend  United Kingdom For private owner.[151]
18 September United States Steamship Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Partivk  United Kingdom For Anchor Line.[152][153]
20 September Admiral Moorsom Paddle steamer Barclay, Curle & Co. Whiteinch  United Kingdom For London and North Western Railway.[154]
20 September Italia Steamship Messrs. Scott & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For Mediterranean Steam Shipping Company.[155]
20 September Jane Cochrane Schooner Rothesay  United Kingdom For John Cochrane and others.[156]
25 September Ballymurtagh Steam wherry Harland & Wolff Belfast  United Kingdom For Wicklow Mining Company.[157]
26 September Pantaloon Racer-class sloop Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[158]
30 September Doris Yacht Messrs. White Cowes  United Kingdom For F. B. Windsor.[159]
30 September Sentinel Steamship Messrs. Palmer Bros. Howdon  United Kingdom For Messrs. Laing & Stephens.[160]
September Charlotte Elizabeth Brigantine Holyhead  United Kingdom For private owner.[161]
September Hugh Miller Merchantman Peterhead  United Kingdom For private owner.[162]
September Jaqurabe Paddle steamer Messrs. Reid & Co. Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[152]
September John Barque Robert Thompson Jr, Sunderland  United Kingdom For Tully & Son.[8][163]
September Lady Egidia Full-rigged ship Ardrossan  United Kingdom For private owner.[164]
September Zetus Barque Pace, Blumer & Co Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Milburn.[8]
September Zingra Barque J. & R. Bailey Shoreham-by-Sea  United Kingdom For private owner.[165]
2 October Cyprian Queen Brig James M'Millan Bay of Quick  United Kingdom For Robert Walker.[166]
2 October Mooltan Steamship Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company Blackwall  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[167]
5 October Bathville Steamship Robert Alexander Cuilhill  United Kingdom For John Watson.[168]
6 October Rangoon Merchantman Messrs. Palmer Bros. Jarrow  United Kingdom For private owner.[169]
12 October Bocciocchi Steamship Messrs. Caird & Co., or Messrs. Scott & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[170][171]
15 October Circé Frigate Rochefort France For French Navy.[172]
15 October Gitana Brig William Westacott Barnstaple  United Kingdom For Messrs. Cory.[173]
15 October Lealtad Lealtad-class screw frigate Reales Astilleros de Esteiro Ferrol  Spain For Spanish Navy.[174]
16 October Newcastle Bristol-class frigate Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
16 October Royal Sovereign Barque William Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Collingwood.[8][26]
17 October Rosario Rosario-class sloop Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
18 October Albion Paddle steamer Messrs. Tod & MacGregor Glasgow  United Kingdom For Stranraer Steamboat Company.[175][176]
18 October City of Shanghai Clipper Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Stobcross  United Kingdom For Messrs. G. Smith & Sons.[175]
18 October Mystery Brig John White Cowes  United Kingdom For Cowes Shipping Company.[177]
23 October Kong Sverre Frigate Norway For Royal Norwegian Navy.
27 October Deptford Steamship builder Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Gray.[8][13]
27 October Minatitlan Brig Messrs. A. M'Millan & Sons Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Messrs. James Graham & Co.[178]
29 October Contest Brig Wilmot Colony of Nova Scotia For private owner.[179]
30 October Liverpool Liffey-class frigate Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
30 October Phillis Schooner Thomas Smith Preston  United Kingdom For Thomas Smith and Christopher Yates.[180]
31 October Djambi Djambi-class corvette Rijkswerf Amsterdam Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.
31 October Isaac Webb Pilot boat Webb & Bell Greenpoint, New York United States For New York Pilots.
Unknown date Arabella Schooner William Bonker Salcombe  United Kingdom For William Shepherd and others.[181]
October Diomantina Paddle steamer Messrs. Charles Mitchell & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For Australian Steam Navigation Company.[182]
October Jane Anwyl Schooner Watkin Anwyl Penmaenpool  United Kingdom For Watkin Anwyl.[183]
October Liberator Clipper Messrs. Duthie Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Black Ball Line.[184]
October Maria Adelaide Man-of-war Genoa Kingdom of Sardinia For Royal Sardinian Navy.[185]
October Serpent Cormorant-class gunvessel Messrs. Mare Millwall  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[186]
3 November Duca di Genova Frigate Genoa Kingdom of Sardinia For Royal Sardinian Navy.[187]
10 November Corredora Barque George Bartram Hylton  United Kingdom For Nicholson & Co.[8][99]
10 November Eleanor Brig Messrs. Beeching Great Yarmouth  United Kingdom For private owner.[188]
10 November Peterel Rosario-class sloop Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
13 November Harvest Maid Schooner James Bannister Tarleton  United Kingdom For Ashcroft, Forshaw, Hull & Taylor.[189]
13 November Zebra Camelion-class sloop Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
14 November Theodore Merchantman W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Adamson.[8][190]
16 November 2nd of December Gunboat Messrs. Smith North Shields  United Kingdom For Saint-Domingue Navy.[191]
16 November Zebra Camelion-class sloop Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[192]
17 November Thomas Freeborn Tug Lawrench & Foulks Williamsburg, New York United States For private owner.
20 November Jylland Frigate Orlogsværftet Copenhagen Denmark For Royal Danish Navy.
20 November Thames Steamship Messrs. Barclay, Curle & Co. Stobcross  United Kingdom For Carron Company.[193]
29 November Rapid Rosario-class sloop Deptford Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
November Argus Aviso Saint-Cloud France For French Navy.[194]
November Brilliant Full-rigged ship Samuel Hall East Boston, Massachusetts United States For Messrs. J. Atkins & Co. and Mr. Hagar.[195]
November Lady Franklin Paddle steamer Coppin Londonderry  United Kingdom For private owner.[196]
November Silver Stream Barque D. A. Douglas Southwick  United Kingdom For W. Porter.[8][197]
1 December Leading Star Fishing smack Messrs. Hallett Hull  United Kingdom For T. Halfyard.[198]
8 December Roi Jerome Steamship Messrs. Scott & Co. Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[199]
15 December Amalia Frigate Henry S. Pitcher Northfleet  United Kingdom For Royal Hellenic Navy.[200]
17 December Margaret and Agnes Fishing smack John Gibson Fleetwood  United Kingdom For Messrs. Copeland & Parkinson.[201]
27 December Sir Charles Wood Steamship Messrs. Richardson & Duck Stockton-on-Tees  United Kingdom For private owner.[202]
29 December Warrior Warrior-class ironclad Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Co. Ltd Leamouth  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
December Curieux Gunboat Honfleur France For French Navy.[203]
December Fiery Cross Clipper Liverpool  United Kingdom For John Campbell.[204]
December Harriet Dobing Brig Green & Richardson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Dobing & Co.[8][9]
December Western Belle Clipper Bath, Maine United States For private owner.[205]
Spring Ensign Brig Cochar Montrose  United Kingdom For private owner.[206]
Spring Glenora Barque Quebec Province of Canada For private owner.[207]
Unknown date Adolph Hugel Schooner Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Alfred Hawley Barque William Pile Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. B. Walker & Co.[8]
Unknown date Alfred Robb Paddle steamer Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Allendale Merchantman Austin & Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson Bros.[8]
Unknown date Amalthea Merchantman Todd & Brown Sunderland  United Kingdom For M. Thompson.[8]
Unknown date Amanda Frigate River Thames  United Kingdom For Royal Hellenic Navy.[208]
Unknown date Anna Sarah Merchantman S. Metcalf Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Goddard.[8]
Unknown date Ann Brass Schooner W. Thackeray Sunderland  United Kingdom For C. Clark.[8]
Unknown date Annie Archball Full-rigged ship George Peverall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Brodie & Co.[8]
Unknown date Antonio Vinent Merchantman D. A. Douglas Sunderland  United Kingdom For Richards & Co.[8]
Unknown date Arletta Schooner Mystic, Connecticut United States For private owner.
Unknown date Artemisia Merchantman J. Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For A. Tindall.[8]
Unknown date Baltic Paddle steamer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For Southern Steamship Co.
Unknown date Baronsmore Full-rigged ship T. R. Oswald Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For Thomas Sinclair.[8][10]
Unknown date Beatrice Schooner Newhaven  United Kingdom For private owner.
Unknown date Beta Merchantman B. Hodgson Sunderland  United Kingdom For E. Perkins.[8]
Unknown date Bienville Paddle steamer Brooklyn, New York United States For private owner
Unknown date Bothnia Steamship Messrs. William Earle Hull  United Kingdom For Messrs. Wilson.[209]
Unknown date Cambridge Steamship Paul Curtis Medford, Massachusetts United States For private owner
Unknown date Coila Schooner James Hardie Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Dickson.[8]
Unknown date Corea Merchantman T. H. Wood Sunderland  United Kingdom For Woods & Co.[8]
Unknown date Connaught Paddle steamer Messrs. Samuda Brothers or Messrs. Laird Bros. Cubitt Town or Birkenhead  United Kingdom For City of Dublin Steam Packet Company.[34]
Unknown date Cotherstone Barque Austin & Mills Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson Bros.[8]
Unknown date Cotton Plant Steamship Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Cypress Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wilson Bros.[8]
Unknown date Day Star Merchantman Green & Richardson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Goddard.[8]
Unknown date Denbigh Paddle steamer John Laird, Son, & Co. Birkenhead  United Kingdom For Robert Gardner.
Unknown date De Soto Paddle steamer New Albany, Indiana United States For private owner.
Unknown date Dinorah Barque James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For James Dryden & Co.[8][40]
Unknown date Donegal Paddle steamer Wilmington, Delaware United States For private owner.
Unknown date Dunloe Merchantman J. Davison Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Atkinson.[8]
Unknown date Earl Talbot Paddle steamer Messrs. James Henderson & Son Renfrew  United Kingdom For private owner.[104]
Unknown date E. D. Fogg Tugboat Providence, Rhode Island United States For private owner.
Unknown date Edger Merchantman N. Stothard Sunderland  United Kingdom For Horsley & Co.[8]
Unknown date Elizabeth Sloop T. Robson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[8][210]
Unknown date Elizabeth Dawson Merchantman James Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Dawson.[8]
Unknown date Elizabeth Hargrove Barque T. R. Oswald Pallion  United Kingdom For Hargrove & Co.[8][10]
Unknown date Ella Gladstone Brig John Blumer Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Gladstone.[8][211]
Unknown date Ellen Merchantman J. Denniston Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Rankin.[8]
Unknown date Ellis Steamship Harlan & Hollingsworth Wilmington, Delaware United States For private owner.
Unknown date Era No. 5 Sternwheeler Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Emma Duncan Steamship Monongahela, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Fannie Pilot boat Edward F. Williams Greenpoint, New York United States For Edward Mersenee.
Unknown date Forth Merchantman James Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Devereux.[8]
Unknown date Fria Merchantman W. Pickersgill Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Hudson.[8]
Unknown date Fuschia Merchantman L. Wheatley Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. McKenzie.[8]
Unknown date Fusilier Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For E. C. Friend & Co.[8]
Unknown date Gem Merchantman J. Duncan Sunderland  United Kingdom For Duncan & Co.[8]
Unknown date General Admiral Paddle steamer Messrs. William Earle Hull  United Kingdom For private owner.[209]
Unknown date George Stephenson Brig J. & J. Brown Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. & J. White.[8]
Unknown date Glengarnoch Barque Quebec Province of Canada For private owner.[212]
Unknown date Gulnare Merchantman T. Stonehouse Sunderland  United Kingdom For Donkin & Co.[8]
Unknown date Hebe Barque John Denniston Sunderland  United Kingdom For Thomas White.[8][32]
Unknown date Henry Von Phul Paddle steamer Paducah, Kentucky United States For private owner.
Unknown date Heron Barque R. H. Potts & Bros. Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Elliott.[8][40]
Unknown date Heron Steamship Messrs. William Denny & Bros. Dumbarton  United Kingdom For Burns Line.[15]
Unknown date Hetty Ellen Merchantman Mr. Bevans Llanelly  United Kingdom For James Davies.[213]
Unknown date Impetus Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[8]
Unknown date I. N. Seymour Paddle tug Benjamin C. Terry Keyport, New Jersey United States For private owner.
Unknown date Isabella Merchantman J. & J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Teight & Co.[8]
Unknown date Jane Duncan Snow Edward Potts Seaham  United Kingdom For Tully & Son.[8]
Unknown date Jawera Clipper Messrs. Duthie Aberdeen  United Kingdom For Passengers' Line of Packets.[214]
Unknown date John and Ann Merchantman Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[8][215]
Unknown date John Bull Barque T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Temperley & Co.[8][10]
Unknown date Junaluska Tug Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Kalmia Merchantman John T. Alcock Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Alcock.[8]
Unknown date Knight Bruce Clipper  United Kingdom For private owner.[216]
Unknown date Kong Sverre Frigate Kaljohansværns Værft Horten Norway For Royal Norwegian Navy.
Unknown date Lady Franklin Merchantman J. H. Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For George Watson.[8]
Unknown date Lemnos Brig W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mears & Co.[8]
Unknown date Linden Paddle steamer Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Linnet Britomart-class gunboat W. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[8]
Unknown date Lord Macaulay Merchantman G. W. Hall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Munro & Co.[8]
Unknown date Louisiana Steamship Harlan & Hollingsworth Wilmington, Delaware United States For S. & J. M. Flanagan.
Unknown date Madeline Barque Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Ord & Co.[8][128]
Unknown date Marengo Merchantman J. Haswell Sunderland  United Kingdom For A. Tindall.[8]
Unknown date Mary & Isabella Brig Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Walton & Co.[8][163]
Unknown date Massachusetts Steamship Boston, Massachusetts United States For Boston & Southern Steamship Co.
Unknown date Massalia Paddle steamer Samuda Bros. Cubitt Town  United Kingdom For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[217]
Unknown date Maurge Gunboat Le Havre France For Imperial Russian Navy.[218]
Unknown date Morning Star Brig Benjain Hodgson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Richard Humble.[8][9]
Unknown date Negress Merchantman G. Peverall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Lucas Bros.[8]
Unknown date Nelly Merchantman Todd & Brown Sunderland  United Kingdom For I. Brooks.[8]
Unknown date Nereid Merchantman J. Denniston Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wynn & Co.[8]
Unknown date Nora Merchantman Robert Thompson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Williamson.[8]
Unknown date Nuestra Señora del Regla Paddle steamer New York United States For private owner.
Unknown date Ocean Wave Scow Michigan United States For private owner.
Unknown date Olivia Merchantman T. H. Wood Sunderland  United Kingdom For Woods & Co.[8]
Unknown date Onward Smack James Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For John Galley.[8]
Unknown date Orizava Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hargrove & Co.[8]
Unknown date Phasma Cutter Ratsey Cowes  United Kingdom For private owner.[79]
Unknown date Pigeon Britomart-class gunboat W. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[8]
Unknown date Planter Paddle steamer Charleston, South Carolina United States For private owner
Unknown date Prince Llewellyn Schooner Mr. Barlow Caernarfon  United Kingdom For Edward Williams.[219]
Unknown date Quanita Brig John Anderton Runcorn  United Kingdom For private owner.[220]
Unknown date Queen Steamship United States For private owner.
Unknown date Queen of India Clipper Saint John's Colony of Newfoundland For private owner.[221]
Unknown date Queen of the Ocean Merchantman William Pile Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For S. Mease.[8]
Unknown date Ratcliff Merchantman W. Barclay Sunderland  United Kingdom For Sergeant & Co.[8]
Unknown date Ready Rhino Merchantman G. W. Hall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Thomas & Co.[8]
Unknown date Reliance Steamboat Keyport, New Jersey United States For private owner.
Unknown date Resolute Tug Keyport, New Jersey United States For private owner.
Unknown date Resolution Merchantman Talbot, or Sykes & Co Sunderland  United Kingdom For Tully & Co.[8]
Unknown date Retreiver Merchantman T. Wymark Sunderland  United Kingdom For T. Wymark.[8]
Unknown date Roecliff Schooner W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. Adamson.[8]
Unknown date Royal Visitor Clipper Quebec Province of Canada For Houlder Line.[222]
Unknown date R. R. Cuyler Steamship Samuel Sneeden New York United States For H. B. Cromwell & Co.
Unknown date Ryhope Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hugh Taylor & Co.[8]
Unknown date Sallie Wood Paddle steamer Paducah, Kentucky United States For private owner.
Unknown date Salvia Merchantman Naizby Sunderland  United Kingdom For H. Ellis.[8]
Unknown date Samson Paddle steamer California, Pennsylvania United States For private owner.
Unknown date Sea Mew Merchantman James Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Dublin Pilot Board.[8]
Unknown date Severn Brig John Blumer Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Wrightson.[8][211]
Unknown date Sharpshooter Merchantman T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Beazley & Co.[8]
Unknown date Silome Barque Naizby Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Clay.[8][223]
Unknown date Southampton Steamship Messrs. Palmer & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For South Western Steam Navigation Company.[224]
Unknown date South Carolina Steamboat Boston, Massachusetts United States For private owner.
Unknown date Statesman Barque J. & J. Robinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Jobling & Co.[8][40]
Unknown date Sundew Schooner J. Barkes Sunderland  United Kingdom For Watson & Co.[8]
Unknown date Test Schooner Mr. Seymour Sunderland  United Kingdom For W. R. Sharland.[8][63]
Unknown date The Cedars Merchantman J. Briggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hudson & Co.[8]
Unknown date Toey-Wan Steamship China For private owner.
Unknown date Tom Sugg Paddle steamer Cincinnati, Ohio United States For private owner.
Unknown date Terror Steamship Messrs. Palmer Jarrow  United Kingdom For private owner.[225]
Unknown date Thomas Aylan Schooner Joseph & Nicholas Butson Bodinnick or Polruan  United Kingdom For John Salt and others.[226]
Unknown date Undine Merchantman Rawson & Watson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Gallon & Co.[8]
Unknown date Vedra Steamship T. R. Oswald Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. Stobart & Co.[8][10]
Unknown date Vigilant Tug G. Craggs Sunderland  United Kingdom For Craggs & Co.[8]
Unknown date Violet Merchantman John T. Alcock Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Alcock.[8]
Unknown date Vyne Merchantman W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[8]
Unknown date Wayfarer Full-rigged ship N. Cox Roodee  United Kingdom For private owner.[227]
Unknown date Weymouth Schooner Samuel Gaskill Mays Landing, New Jersey United States For private owner.
Unknown date William G. Hewes Steamship Harlan and Hollingsworth Wilmington, Delaware United States For Southern Steamship Co.
Unknown date Yankee Paddle tug New York City, New York United States For private owner
Unknown date Zehlima Barque Robert Thompson Jr. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Moon & Co.[8]
Unknown date Zeus Merchantman William Pile Sunderland  United Kingdom For George Leslie.[8]
Unknown date Unnamed Hopper barge A. Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[8]
Unknown date Unnamed Hopper barge A. Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[8]

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