List of ship launches in 1852

The list of ship launches in 1852 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1852.

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Date	Country	Builder	Location	Ship	Class	Notes
7 January	United Kingdom	James Robinson	Deptford	Susanna Dixon	Merchantman	For William Dixon.[1][2]
8 January	United Kingdom	Booth & Blacklock	Sunderland	Ambassador	Barque	For E. Lumsdon & Sons.[1]
8 January	United Kingdom	William Bayley	Ipswich	Arethusa	Barque	For A. Williams.[3][4]
8 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Tod & McGregor	Partick	Madras	Steamship	For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[5]
8 January	United Kingdom	Carr	Holyhead	Mary Carr	Merchantman	For private owner.[6]
10 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Denny & Rankin	Dumbarton	St. Lawrence	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Allan.[7]
11 January	United Kingdom	John Laird	North Birkenhead	Weaver	Steamboat	For Bridgewater Trust.[8] [9]
15 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Richardson's	Manchester	Challenger	Lifeboat	For private owners. Magazine Lifeboat, Liverpool.[10]
20 January	United Kingdom	Messrs Lecky & Co.	Dublin	Isidora	Yacht	For Thomas Pim Jr.[11]
22 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Coutts & Parkinson	Willington Quay	Duke of Northampton	Full-rigged ship	For John Smith.[12]
22 January	United Kingdom	Andrew Woodhouse	South Shields	Pilot	Pilot ship	For private owners.[13][14]
5 February	United Kingdom	Messrs. Wigram & Sons	Blackwall	Amazonas	Frigate	For Peruvian Navy.[15]
7 February	United Kingdom	Messrs. Coutts and Parkinson	Willington Quay	Clyde	East Indiaman	For John Smith.[16]
9 February	United Kingdom	Messrs. Barclay and Curle	Stobcross	City of Edinburgh	Merchantman	For private owner.[17]
10 February	United Kingdom	Messrs. Patterson & Son	Bristol	America	Steamship	For Eastern Steam Navigation Company.[18][19]
20 February	France		Cherbourg	La Forte	Fourth rate	For French Navy.[20]
21 February	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith & Rodger	Govan	Holyrood	Steamship	For Charles King.[21]
February	United Kingdom	Hodgson & Gardner	Sunderland	Emporium	Barque	For Lumsdon & Co.[1][22]
February	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Richard Battersby	Barque	For Mr. Chisholm.[1]
5 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. William Denny & Bros.	Dumbarton	Australian	Steamship	For Messrs. Burns.[23]
6 March	United States	Messrs. Trufant, Drummond & Co	Bath, Maine	Benjamin Adams	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. W. & J. T. Tapscott & Co.[24]
6 March	United Kingdom	Westacott	Barnstaple	Parana	Barque	For private owner.[25]
17 March	United Kingdom	James Wake	Goole	Welcome	Schooner	For Messrs. Wright, Ramsey & Co.[26]
20 March	United Kingdom	Ghent	Plymouth	Melina	Schooner	For Mr. Soper Jr.[27]
22 March	United Kingdom	Green & Parkinson	Hull	Hampden	Brig	For George Cammell.[28]
22 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Walter Hood & Co.	Aberdeen	John Knox	Barque	For P. Edward and Mr. Monro.[29]
23 March	United Kingdom	S. Peter Austin	Sunderland	Veturia	Barque	For S. Peter Austin.[1][30]
24 March	United Kingdom	Joseph White	East Cowes	Miranda	Cutter yacht	For J. Gray.[31]
30 March	United Kingdom		Pwllheli	Koh-i-Noor	Barque	For private owner.[32]
March	United Kingdom	Pearch & Thackeray	Sunderland	Priam	Full-rigged ship	For John Banks.[1][33][34]
3 April	United Kingdom		Bideford	Vivandiere	Schooner	For A. P. Harrison.[35]
5 April	United Kingdom	Holman	Topsham	Queen of the Eze	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[36]
5 April	United Kingdom	William Pile Jr.	Sunderland	Roxburgh Castle	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Green.[1][37]
6 April	United Kingdom	Hume & Easson	Pallion	Abeona	Merchantman	For T. White.[1]
6 April	United Kingdom	E. Young	South Shields	Elizabeth Mary	Schooner	For A. H. Leslie.[38]
6 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Hall's	Footdee	Frances Henty	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[39]
6 April	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	George Kendall	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Kendall.[1]
6 April	United Kingdom	R. H. Potts & Bros.	Sunderland	Hawk	Brig	For Potts Bros.[1][38]
6 April	United Kingdom	William Pile Jr.	Sunderland	King Richard Cœur de Lion	Merchantman	For Messrs. Green[38][40]
6 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Royden & Sons	Liverpool	Rosamond	Clipper	For Messrs. Samuel Johnson & Co.[41]
7 April	United Kingdom	Mrs. Stoveld	Blyth	Regard	Brig	For Mr. Jefferson.[38][42]
7 April	United Kingdom	J. Brooke	Liverpool	Lockett	Full-rigged ship	For J. Lockett and others.[41]
7 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. G. W. & W. J. Hall	Monkwearmouth	Warrior Queen	Barque	For private owner.[1][34]
8 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Mare & Co	Blackwall	Indiana	Steamship	For General Screw Steam Company.[43]
17 April	United Kingdom	Smith & Rodger	Glasgow	Formosa	Steamship	For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
17 April	United Kingdom	Ratcliffe & Spence	Sunderland	Satellite	Brig	For James & John Trowsdale.[1][34]
19 April	United States	Samuel Hall	East Boston, Massachusetts	John Gilpin	Extreme clipper	For Pierce & Hunnewell.[44]
19 April	United States	Paul Curtis	Medford, Massachusetts	Beverly	Extreme clipper	For Wm. Perkins & Israel Whitney.[44]
21 April	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson & Sons	Monkwearmouth	Charlotte of Derby	Barque	For Thomas Ward.[1][45][34]
21 April	United Kingdom	Robert Napier and Sons	Govan	Cosmopolitan	Steamship	For Messrs. William Sloan & Co.[46]
21 April	United Kingdom	Ratsey	Cowes	Marina	Yacht	For W. J Foster.[47]
21 April	United Kingdom	William Wilkinson	Deptford	Queen of the Wave	Barque	For T. Young.[1][48]
21 April	United Kingdom	Bowman and Drummond	Blyth	Thomas Dryden	Barque	For Dryden & Co.[49]
22 April	United Kingdom	George Booth	Pallion	Constance	Barque	For W. Thompson.[1][50][34]
April	United Kingdom	Messrs. A. Denny & Brother	Dumbarton	Cleopatra	Steamship	For M'Kean, M'Larty & Co.[51]
April	United Kingdom	Havelock & Robson	Sunderland	David & Martha	Schooner	For David Tunnell.[1][34]
April	United States	Joshua T. Foster	Medford, Massachusetts	Ellen Foster	Clipper	For J. & A. Tyrell.[44]
April	United Kingdom	William Harkass	North Sands	Fanny Huntley	Merchantman	For Huntley & Co.[1][52]
April	United Kingdom	W. Wilkinson	Pallion	Unnamed	Barque	For Messrs. Bradley & Potts.[34]
1 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. J. & G. Thomson	Govan	Venus	Steamship	For Largs Steamboat Co.[53]
5 May	India		Bombay	Lady Falkland	Steamship	For British East India Company.[54]
5 May	United Kingdom	Booth & Blacklock	Sunderland	Roehampton	Barque	For Beckwith & Co.
5 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. Stothert, Slaughter & Co.	Bristol	The Queen	Steamship	For private owner.[55]
6 May	United Kingdom	William Jackson	Liverpool	Queen of the Isles	Schooner yacht	For Robert Langtrys.[56]
8 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. Harvey & Sons	Ipswich	Prince	Steamship	For Peter Bruff.[57]
11 May	United Kingdom	Upham	Brixham	Nonpareil	Merchantman	For Messrs. Dart, Scovil & Culley.[58]
18 May	United Kingdom	William Wilkinson	Deptford	Rose of Sharon	Full-rigged ship	For J. Miller.[1][48]
20 May	United Kingdom	Mansfield	Teignmouth	Crystal Palace	Full-rigged ship	For John Lidgett.[59]
22 May	United Kingdom		Woolwich Dockyard	Agamemnon	Agamemnon-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy.[60]
22 May	United Kingdom	Austin & Mills	Sunderland	Portena	Barque	For Ben Darbyshire & partners.[1][61]
May	United Kingdom	Austin & Mills	Southwick	Albion	Barque	For W. Stevens.[1][62]
May	Province of Canada	G. H. Parke	Quebec	America	Merchantman	For private owner.[63][64]
May	United Kingdom	J. & R. Candlish	Southwick	Chevy Chase	Barque	For J. & R. Candlish.[1][65][62]
May	United Kingdom	James Hardie	Southwick	Mary Grace	Snow	For J. Sewell.[1][62]
May	United Kingdom	Henry Harvey	Littlehampton	Ocean Witch	Schooner	For Messrs. Gardam, Earle & Woodhall.[66]
May	United Kingdom		Blackwall, London	Queen of the South	Steamship	For private owner.[67]
May	United Kingdom		South Shields	Swan	Steamship	For Messrs. Swan & Co.[68]
3 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. A. Duthie & Co.	Aberdeen	Ballarat	Full-rigged ship	For W. O. Young.[69]
3 June	United Kingdom	Ratsey	Cowes	Gloriana	Schooner	For Mr. Gee.[70]
3 June	United Kingdom	Westacott	Barnstaple	Lady Ebrington	Clipper	For private owner.[71][72]
3 June	France		Lorient	Laplace	Steamship	For French Navy.[73]
5 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Halls	Aberdeen	Julia	Merchantman	For Liverpool Line.[69][74]
7 June	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson & Sons	Sunderland	Adventure	Snow	For J. Purvis.[1]
9 June	Netherlands		Amsterdam	Soembing	Paddle steamer	For Royal Netherlands Navy.
16 June	Denmark		Nyholm	Tordenskjold	Frigate	For Royal Danish Navy.
17 June	United States	Jeremiah Simonson	New York	Star of the West	Paddle steamer	For Cornelius Vanderbilt.
17 June	United Kingdom	Shaw	Torquay	The Christopher	Clipper	For Messrs. Stabb, Holmewood & Rowe[75]
19 June	United Kingdom		Deptford Dockyard	Cruizer	Cruizer-class sloop	For Royal Navy.
19 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Vernon & Sons	Liverpool	Haggerston	Steamship	For private owner.[76]
19 June	United Kingdom	J. Robinson	Deptford	Peggy	Barque	For George Avery.[1]
19 June	United States	Donald McKay	East Boston, Massachusetts	Sovereign of the Seas	Extreme clipper	For Donald McKay.[44][77]
19 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. W. B. Jones & Son	Liverpool	The Pioneer	Pilot boat	For private owner.[76]
19 June	United Kingdom	George Robinson	Blyth	Tynemouth	Barque	For Peter Dale.[78]
21 June	United Kingdom	R. Steele & Co.	Greenock	Arabia	Ocean liner	For Cunard Line,[79] or British and North American Steam Navigation Company.[80]
23 June	Prussia		Coblentz	Prinses Louise	Steamship	For private owner.[81]
30 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Rawson, Watson & Co.	Sunderland	Australia	Barque	For C. Robert.[82]
30 June	United Kingdom	Palmer Brothers & Co.	Jarrow	John Bowes	Collier	For Charles Mark Palmer.
30 June	United Kingdom	John Crown	Southwick	Prince Alfred	Full-rigged ship	For Pope Bros.[1][82]
June	United Kingdom	Ralph Hutchinson	Sunderland	Annie Forster	Barque	For G. Forster.[1]
June	United Kingdom	R. & W. Hutchinson	Sunderland	Ballarat	Barque	For Martin Lonie.[1][52]
June	Province of Canada	Valin	Saint Roche	Ebba Brahe	Merchantman	For private owner.[63][83]
June	United Kingdom	George Short	Sunderland	Lebanon	Barque	For A. Strong.[1][84]
June	United Kingdom	Robert Reay	North Hylton	Prodroma	Snow	For Mr. Richardson.[1][2]
June	United States	Domingo Marcucci	San Francisco	Uncle Sam	Paddle steamer	For James Turnbull.
June	Sweden		Kristianstad	Zelus	Brig	For private owner.[85]
3 July	France		Rouen	Chemist	Merchantman	For private owner.[86]
3 July	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Forerunner	Steamship	For African Steam Navigation Company.[87]
3 July	Hungary		Buda	Francis Joseph	Steamship	For private owner.[88]
3 July	United States	J.O. Curtis	Medford, Massachusetts	Onward	Extreme clipper	For William Lincoln and Co., Boston.[44]
3 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith & Rodger	Glasgow	Persian	Steamship	For Messrs. Potter & Co.[89]
3 July	United Kingdom		Harwich Dockyard	Sir George Anderson	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[90]
17 July	United Kingdom	Richard Green	River Thames	Anglesey	Steamship	For private owner.[91]
30 July	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson & Sons	Sunderland	Boadicea	Barque	For Robert Pow, Margaret Fawcus, John Fawcus and George Dawson.[1][45]
31 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Denny & Rankin	Dumbarton	Aberfoyle	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. P. & T. Aitken and others.[92][93]
July	Colony of Nova Scotia			Catherine Glen	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[94]
July	Austrian Empire		Venice	Henzi	Steamship	For private owner.[95]
July	United Kingdom	Hodgson & Gardiner	North Hylton	John Beynon	Brig	For J. Beynon.[1][96]
July	United Kingdom	Booth & Blacklock	North Sands	William Brown	Barque	For private owner.[1][96]
July	United States	E. & H.O. Briggs	South Boston, Massachusetts	Winged Arrow	Clipper	For E. & H.O. Briggs.[44]
2 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. A. M'Millan & Son	Dumbarton	Catherine Mitchell	Full-rigged ship	For John Mitchell.[97]
9 August	United States	George Steers	New York	George Steers	Schooner	For private owner.
16 August	United Kingdom	Buchanan & Gibson	Sunderland	Mountain Maid	Barque	For J. Gibson.[1]
19 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith & Rodger	Govan	Ceres	Steamship	For Messrs. Malcolmson.[98]
19 August	United Kingdom	Joseph Steel Jr.	Liverpool	Tinto	Merchantman	For private owner.[99]
20 August	United Kingdom	Forrest & Co.	North Hylton	Emigrant	Barque	For Mr. Denniston.[1][22]
20 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Alex Stephen & Sons	Kelvinhaugh	Typhoon	Clipper	For Potter, Wilson & Co.[100]
23 August	France		Toulon	Le Montebello	First rate	For French Navy.[101]
30 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Charles J. Mare & Co	Blackwall	Hydaspes	Steamship	For General Screw Steam Shipping Company.[102]
31 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. M'Laine & Sons	Belfast	Ulidia	Barque	For private owner.[103]
August	Colony of New Brunswick	D. & J. Vaughan	St. Martins	Asia	Clipper	For private owner.[104]
August	United States	Hayden & Cudworth	Medford, Massachusetts	Gem of the Ocean	Clipper	For private owner.[44]
August	Colony of Prince Edward Island			Isabel	Schooner	For private owner.[105]
August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Gowan's	Berwick upon Tweed	Lord Delaval	Passenger ship	For private owner.[106]
2 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Thomas Vernon & Son	Liverpool	Eagle	Steamship	For Mr. Dargan.[107]
2 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith & Rodger	Govan	The Ondine	Steamship	For Messrs. Malcolmson.[98]
2 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Walter Hood & Co.	Aberdeen	Wooloomooloo	Merchantman	For private owner.[108]
4 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Sloan & Gemmell	Ayr	William Henry	Schooner	For William Threlfall.[109]
9 September	United States	William H. Webb	New York	Flying Dutchman	Clipper	For William H. Webb.[44]
11 September	United Kingdom	John Thompson	Rotherhithe	El Princero	Steamship	For Spanish Government.[110]
13 September	United States	J .O. Curtis	Medford, Massachusetts	Whirlwind	Clipper	For private owner.[44]
14 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Barr & Shearer	Ardrossan	Countess of Winton	Barque	For Messrs M'Dowall & Halliday.[111]
14 September	France		Lorient	Jean Bart	Suffren-class ship of the line	For French Navy.
14 September	United States	Donald McKay	East Boston, Massachusetts	Westward Ho!	Extreme clipper	For Sampson & Tappan.[44]
15 September	France		Cherbourg	Austerlitz	Hercule-class ship of the line	For French Navy.
15 September	United States	Messrs. Perine, Patterson & Stack	New York	Ericsson	Paddle steamer	For private owner.[112][113][114]
15 September	United Kingdom		Deptford Dockyard	Imperieuse	Frigate	For Royal Navy.
17 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. J. & R. White	Cowes	Hero of the Nile	Clipper	For James Shephard.[115]
16 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Miller, Ravenhill & Co.	Low Walker	Ionio	Steamship	For Österreichischer Lloyd.[116][117]
21 September	United Kingdom	Ratcliffe, Spence & Co.	Sunderland	Sir William Ffoulkes	Barque	For William Miles.[1][2]
21 September	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Windsor Castle	First rate	For Royal Navy.[118]
24 September	United Kingdom	Donald McKay	East Boston, Massachusetts	Westward Ho!	Clipper	For private owner.
25 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon	Glasgow	Reindeer	Steamship	For private owner.[119]
28 September	Austrian Empire		Venice	Gurtatone	Steamship	For private owner.[120]
29 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Alexander Denny & Brother	Dumbarton	Osmanli	Steamship	For Messrs. Vianna, Jones & Chappell.[121]
30 September	United Kingdom		Chatham Dockyard	Kangaroo	Acorn-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.[122]
30 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Coutts & Parkinson	Newcastle upon Tyne	W. S. Lindsay	Clipper	For William Shaw Lindsay.[123][124]
September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Denny and Brothers	Dumbarton	Alps	Steamship	For Messrs. G. & J. Burns.[125]
September	United Kingdom	William Pile Jr.	Sunderland	Electricity	Barque	For Pile & Co.[1]
September	United Kingdom			George Bolton	Steam fishing vessel	For private owner.[126]
September	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson & Sons	Sunderland	Ida	Barque	For George Shotton.[1][127]
September	United Kingdom	William Reed	Coxgreen	Nugget	Schooner	For C. Bailey.[1][2]
September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Duthie	Aberdeen	Planet	Clipper	For private owner.[128]
9 October	France	M. Arman, or M. Montané.	Bordeaux	Louis Napoleon	Merchantman	For private owner.[129][130]
10 October	Spain	Arsenal de la Carraca	Cádiz	Reina Doña Isabel II	Reina Doña Isabel II-class ship of the line	For Spanish Navy.[131][132][133]
14 October	United Kingdom		Liverpool	Marian Moore	Merchantman	For private owner.[134]
16 October	United Kingdom	Thompson	Rotherhithe	Secundo	Steamship	For Spanish Navy.[135]
18 October	United Kingdom	Hall, Snow & Co.	Bath, Maine	Carrier Pigeon	Clipper	For Reed, Wade & Co.
20 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Hall	Aberdeen	Velocidade	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[136]
29 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Wood & Reed	Port-Glasgow	Gironde	Steamship	For V. H. Smith.[137]
30 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Tod and Macgregor	Glasgow	Bengal	Steamship	For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[138]
October	United States	William H. Webb	New York	Central America	Paddle steamer	For United States Mail Steamship Company.
October	France	M. Guibert	Nantes	Comte le Hon	Zinc-built sloop	For private owner.[139][140]
October	United Kingdom	J. Robinson	Deptford	Jane Hudson	Snow	For G. Hudson.[1][141]
October	Colony of New Brunswick		Bathurst	Kate	Brig	For private owner.[142]
October	United Kingdom		Whitehaven	Martaban	East Indiaman	For private owner.[143]
October	United Kingdom	M'Millan	Greenock	Spes	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[144]
11 November	United States	Samuel Hall	East Boston, Massachusetts	Flying Childers	Clipper	For J. M Forbes and Cunningham Bros.
12 November	United Kingdom	J. Scott, Russell & Co.	Millwall	Adelaide	Steamship	For Australian Company.[145][146]
12 November	United Kingdom		Whitehaven	Coringa	Merchantman	For private owner.[147]
13 November	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Faith	Steamship	For African Mail Company.[148]
13 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. W. B. Jones & Co.	Liverpool	The Duke	Schooner	For private owner.[149]
16 November	United States	Paul Curtis	Medford, Massachusetts	Golden West	Extreme clipper	For J.A. & T. A. Patterson.[44]
27 November	United Kingdom	J. and G. Thompson	Clydebank	Mona's Queen	Paddle steamer	For Isle of Man Steam Packet Company.
November	Province of Canada		Quebec	Julia	Clipper	For private owner.[150]
November	Grand Duchy of Finland		Helsinki	Rurik	Frigate	For Finnish Navy.[151]
9 December	United Kingdom	Thomas Toward	Newcastle upon Tyne	Duque de Porto	Steamship	For private owner.[152]
9 December	United Kingdom	Messrs. Palmer & Co.	Jarrow	William Hutt	Collier	For General Iron Screw Collier Company.[153]
10 December	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith & Rodger	Govan	Prince Albert	Paddle steamer	For Messrs. Potter, Wilson & Co.[154]
11 December	India		Bombay	Corsetjee	Flatboat	For British East India Company.[54]
23 December	United Kingdom	Richard & Henry Green	Blackwall Yard	Challenger	Clipper	For Hugh Hamilton Lindsay.
23 December	United Kingdom	C.J. Mare and Company	Blackwall	Feyz-i Cihat	Frigate	For Egyptian Navy.
29 December	United Kingdom	Messrs. Wingate	Whiteinch	The Queen	Steamship	For private owner.[155]
30 December	United Kingdom	Camper	Gosport	Goleitka	Schooner	For Prince Levaboff.[156]
December	United States		Calais, Maine	Mary Spring	Barque	For private owner.[157]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	H. Carr	North Hylton	Abrahm & Sarah	Snow	For Lotinga & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. T. Alcock	Sunderland	Acacia	Barque	For C. Alcock.[1]
Unknown date	Colony of New Brunswick		Miramichi	Adolphus	Brigantine	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Stockton Iron Shipbuilding Co.	Stockton-on-Tees	Advance	Merchantman	For private owner.[158]
Unknown date	United States	James P. Rideout	Robbinston, Maine	A. Houghton	Barque	For private owner.[159]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Crown	Southwick	Agusta Schneider	Merchantman	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Robinson	Deptford	Akbar	Full-rigged ship	For Mr. Shallcross.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. & R. Candlish	Southwick	Alfred the Great	Full-rigged ship	For Mr. Mackinlay.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Pile & Smart	North Sands	Alice Thompson	Barque	For J. Thompson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Todd & Brown	North Hylton	Alice Walker	Barque	For Walker & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Briggs	Southwick	Antagonist	Barque	For Mr. Barnett.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Watson	Pallion	Appleton	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Pile	Sunderland	Aurora	Full-rigged ship	For Mr. Dent.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	Ayres Quay	Schooner	For Mr. Corner.[1][160]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Edward Bailey	Pallion	Banshee	Barque	For J. Towse.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Syes & Co.	North Hylton	Blackheath	Full-rigged ship	For Bonus & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. R. Candlish	Sunderland	Boadicea	Merchantman	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Brahan Castle	Schooner	For Smith & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Booth & Blacklock	Sunderland	Bullfinch	Barque	For T. Gunton.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Calliope	Full-rigged ship	For J. Rogers.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Todd & Brown	North Hylton	Caroline Chisholm	Barque	For Mr. Trowsdale.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Harkass	Sunderland	Caroni	Barque	For Mr. Mackintosh.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	George Barker	Sunderland	Cecilia	Barque	For Walker & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United States	Jotham Stetson	South Boston, Massachusetts	Celestial Empire	Clipper	For C. H. Parsons & Co.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Hardie	Southwick	Chinsura	Barque	For John Hay.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Carr	Sunderland	Circassia	Barque	For J. Wright.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Medford, Massachusetts	City of Boston	Steamship	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Deptford	City of Kandy	Barque	For Cowie & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Peter Austin	Sunderland	City of Peterborough	Barque	For R. Young.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Andrew Leithead	Sunderland	Colinda	Barque	For William Hay.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Hobson & Gardener	Sunderland	Conciliator	Barque	For Mr. Atkinson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Harkass	North Sands	Derwent Water	Barque	For Mr. Richardson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Barkes	Sunderland	Dilston	Barque	For White & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	George Worthy	Southwick	Dorothy	Barque	For T. Bell.[1]
Unknown date	Province of Canada		Quebec	Ebba Brahe	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[161]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Sunderland	Eleanor	Merchantman	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		New Albany, Indiana	Eliza Battle	Paddle steamer	For Cox, Brainard & Co.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	S. Hodgson	Sunderland	Elizabeth Harrison	Snow	For A. Harrison.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Ratcliff & Co.	Sunderland	Elizabeth Morrison	Snow	For Mr. Morrison.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Ralph Hutchinson	Sunderland	Elra	Merchantman	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Ratcliff, Spence & Co.	Sunderland	Emily Kate	Snow	For Rowntree & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Thomas Stonehouse	Ravenswheel	Empress	Barque	For Pearson & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. H. Pearson	Panns	Euroclydon	Snow	For William Hay.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	M. Byers	Sunderland	Evadne	Barque	For James J. Scott & Henry Scott.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Pile & Smart	North Sands	Flying Childers	Barque	For Brice & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. G. Bennett & Co.	Sunderland	Formosa	Full-rigged ship	For H. Sawell.[1]
Unknown date	France		La Rochelle	Franklin	Barque	For private owner.[162]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Watson	Sunderland	Gloucester	Full-rigged ship	For J. Lidgett.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Aberaeron	Glynaeron	Schooner	For private owner.[163]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson & Sons	Sunderland	Golconda	Full-rigged ship	For Blair & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	S. Hodgson	Sunderland	Halcyon	Snow	For Clark & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	G. W. & W. J. Hall	Sunderland	Hannah	Snow	For T. Tadd.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Rawson Watson & Co.	Sunderland	Harbinger	Barque	For G. White.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom			Harry Gillespie	Clipper	For private owner.[164]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William G. Bennett & Co.	Sunderland	Henry Ellis	Full-rigged ship	For H. Ellis.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom			Henry Gillespie	Clipper	For private owner.[165]
Unknown date	United States		New Albany, Indiana	Howard	Paddle steamer	For private owner.
Unknown date	United States		New York	Hunchback	Ferry	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Hylton	Snow	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Byerley	Rudmore	I. C.	Collier	For private owner.[166]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Sykes & Co	North Hylton	Imogen	Snow	For Barber & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Naizby	Sunderland	Isabella	Barque	For Mr. Robinson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Jane Gray	Barque	For G. Gray.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Ashburner	Barrow-in-Furness	Jane Roper	Schooner	For Harrison, Ainslie & Co.[167]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Hylton Carr	North Hylton	John Martin	Barque	For Martin & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	S. P. Austin	Bishopwearmouth	Kenilworth	Full-rigged ship	For Blair & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Todd & Brown	North Hylton	Knight	Barque	For J. Brooks.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		River Tyne	Kolienor	Barque	For private owner.[168]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Buchanan & Gibson	Sunderland	Kossuth	Barque	For Mr. Buchanan.[1]
Unknown date	United States	Adams, Gray, and Son	Baltimore, Maryland	Lady Suffolk	Full-rigged ship	For Don Julin Zulueta.[169][170]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	G. W. & W. J. Hall	Sunderland	Lancashire Witch	Barque	For J. Longton.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Watson	Sunderland	Lavinia	Snow	For Mr. Rennison.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Liberty	Brig	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. G. Bennett & Co	Sunderland	Lizzie Webber	Snow	For Thomas Stephenson Rowntree and John Webber.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	George Foster	Sunderland	Loftus	Schooner	For T. Hindson.[1]
Unknown date	Colony of Prince Edward Island			Lottie Sleigh	Barque	For Hatton & Cookson.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Booth & Blacklock	Sunderland	Louisa	Snow	For G. Foster.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Wigram	Blackwall	Mars	Paddle steamer	For private owner.[171]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	M. Byers	Sunderland	Mary Henzell	Barque	For G. Avery.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Austin & Mills	Sunderland	Mercator	Full-rigged ship	For Mr. Harrison.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	Merchantman	Full-rigged ship	For Soames Bros.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	G. W. & W. J. Hall	Sunderland	Meridian	Full-rigged ship	For Hall & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Pile Jr.	Sunderland	Meteor	Barque	For Young & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Barkes	Sunderland	Mohi	Brig	For Barkes & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Andrew Leithead	Pallion	Morris	Snow	For James Hay.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Barkes or George Barker	Sunderland	Narayana	Barque	For Cowen & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	S. P. Austin	Bishopwearmouth	Nene Valley	Barque	For R. Young.[1]
Unknown date	Norway			Nornen	Corvette	For Royal Norwegian Navy.[172]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	Nymph	Barque	For P. Pellier.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Oak	Lighter	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Watson	Pallion	Orestes	Barque	For Shield & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Richard Wilkinson	Pallion	Otodini	Barque	For Shotton & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Rawson & Watson	Southwick	Pactolus	Barque	For S. Turney.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Bartram & Lister	Sunderland	Peacock	Snow	For Mr. Peacock.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Thomas Alcock	Sunderland	Peony	Barque	For T. Alcock.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Perseverance	Schooner	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Petrie	South Hylton	Phoenician	Snow	For Hay & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	George Short	Sunderland	Pocahontas	Barque	For James Leslie.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Buchanan & Gibson	Sunderland	Princess Royal	Barque	For Hopper & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Robert Reay	North Hylton	Providence	Snow	For William Ray.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Crown	Southwick	Queen Bee	Barque	For John Longton.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Thomas Lightfoot	Hylton Dene	Queen of the Teign	Barque	For W. Stooke.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Wilkinson	Sunderland	Reaper	Snow	For Mr. Wilkinson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Reed	Coxgreen	Rebecca	Merchantman	For Mr. Storm.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Peverley & Charlton	Sunderland	Rebecca Shout	Barque	For Shout & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Chilton	Sunderland	Resolution	Barque	For R. Stephens.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Pile Jr.	Sunderland	Rival	Barque	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Barkes	Sunderland	Sarah & Isabella	Snow	For Mr. Watson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Bradley & Potts	Sunderland	Saxon Maid	Merchantman	For Bradley & Potts.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Arrow Leithead	Pallion	Semiramis	Barque	For M. Tweddell.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Forrest & Co.	Sunderland	Senator	Barque	For Lumsden & Sons.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Mr. Oswald	Sunderland	Shaftesbury	Merchantman	For J. Z. Pessan.[1]
Unknown date	Oregon Territory	Leonard White	Canemah	Shoalwater	Paddle steamer	For McCarver & White.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Sir Walter Raleigh	Barque	For W. A. Barr.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland, County Durham	Snaresbrook	Barque	For private owner.[173]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Bennett & Co.	Sunderland	Spinning Jenny	Merchantman	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	Norway			St. Olaf	Frigate	For Royal Norwegian Navy.[172]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Haswell	Sunderland	Strathfieldsaye	Barque	For Pope & Co.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Henry Pearson	Panns	Time & Truth	Barque	For Mr. Mitcheson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Petrie	South Hylton	Toledo	Snow	For W. Hay.[1]
Unknown date	United States		Bath, Maine	Torrent	Barque	For private owner.
Unknown date	United States		Brooklyn, New York	Underwriter	Paddle steamer	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Messrs. Inmn	Lymington	Vestal	Yacht	For B. G. Rowles.[174]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson & Sons	Sunderland	Victoria Regia	Full-rigged ship	For Mr. Nicholson.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Naizby	Sunderland	Washington	Barque	For Robert Miles Sloman.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Scott Russell		Wave Queen	Paddle steamer	For private owner.[175]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Havelock & Robson	Sunderland	Wilkinsons	Snow	For Messrs. Wilkinsons.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Arrow Leithead	Sunderland	William	Full-rigged ship	For John Hay.[1][176]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	William & June	Merchantman	For private owner.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Simons	Greenock	William Connal	East Indiaman	For private owner.[177]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	S. Hodgson	Sunderland	William Wheatley	Barque	For Mr. Wheatley.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Edward Bailey	Pallion	Witch of the Wave	Barque	For J. Tinn.[1]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Robert Reay	North Hylton	Woodbine	Snow	For W. Doxford.[1]

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