List of ship launches in 1860

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

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