List of ship launches in 1855

The list of ship launches in 1855 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1855.

Date	Country	Builder	Location	Ship	Class	Notes
3 January	United States	Donald McKay	East Boston, Massachusetts	McKay	Clipper	For Black Ball Line.[1]
4 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. T. Metcalfe & Sons	South Shields	Mary Russell Mitford	Barque	For Messrs. T. Metcalfe & Sons.[2]
4 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Wigram's	Poplar	Southern Cross	Missionary ship	For George Selwyn.[3]
10 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Charles Hill & Sons	Bristol	Naparina	West Indiaman	For Messrs. Scrutton, Son, & Co.[4]
15 January	United States	Thomas Stack	Williamsburg, New York	Ellwood Walter	Schooner	For John B. Sandy.[5]
16 January	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Victoria and Albert	Royal yacht	For Queen Victoria.[6]
17 January	United Kingdom	Cork Steamship Company	Cork	Dodo	Steamship	For private owner.[7]
18 January	United Kingdom	Richard Wilkinson	Pallion	Agamemnon	Full-rigged ship	For Potts Bros.[8][9]
18 January	United Kingdom	James & R. Mills	Southwick	Bosworth	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Wood, Spence & Blair.[8][10]
18 January	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Sir James	Full-rigged ship	For Tyler & Co.[8][11]
18 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Sykes & Garbutt	Hylton	Snaresbrook	Barque	For John Briggs.[9][11]
18 January	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	Wearmouth	Collier	For Bell & Co.[8][9][11][12]
19 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Napier	Govan	Fiery Cross	Steamship	For Matheson & Co.[13]
20 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Tod & McGregor	Glasgow	City of Baltimore	Steamship	For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[14]
27 January	United States	Jacob Aaron Westervelt	New York City	Arago	Paddle steamer	For New York and Havre Steam Navigation Company.
29 January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Dewdney	Brixham	Dauntless	Brig	For private owner.[15]
January	United Kingdom	James Hardie	Sunderland	Alma	Barque	For Messrs. Haddock & Co.[8][9][16]
January	United Kingdom	Messrs. Mills Brothers	Southwick	Bosworth	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs Woods, Spence and Blair.[8]
January	Province of Canada		Quebec City	Chance	Barque	For private owner.[17]
January	United States	Donald McKay	East Boston, Massachusetts	Donald McKay	Extreme clipper	For Black Ball Line.
January	United States	Donald McKay	East Boston, Massachusetts	Great Republic	Extreme clipper	Relaunched, having caught fire December 27, 1853, shortly after first launch.[18][19]
January	United Kingdom	W. Petrie	Sunderland	Henrietta Brewis	Barque	For Robert Brewis.[8]
January	United Kingdom		River Clyde	Napoleon III	Clipper	For private owner.[20]
January	United Kingdom	T. D. Marshall	South Shields	Propeller	Steamship	For private owner.[21]
January	United Kingdom		Fleetwood	Wyre	Schooner	For private owner.[22]
3 February	United Kingdom	Messrs. C. Mitchell & Co.	Newcastle upon Tyne	Jackal	Steamship	For private owner.[23]
3 February	United States		New York Navy Yard	Sabine	Brandywine-class frigate	For United States Navy.
5 February	France		Cherbourg	Rodeur	Aviso	For French Navy.[24]
15 February	United Kingdom	Albert White	Waterford	Avoca	Barque	For private owner.[25]
15 February	United Kingdom	Cunningham	Newcastle upon Tyne	Kensington	Barque	For private owner.[26][27]
16 February	United States		Portsmouth Navy Yard	Santee	Frigate	For United States Navy
17 February	France		Brest Arsenal	Bretagne	Ship of the Line	For French Navy.
17 February	United Kingdom	Parry	Hirael	Maid of Glan Ogwen	Merchantman	For private owner.[28]
17 February	United Kingdom	Scott	Inverkeithing	Precursor	Clipper	For private owner.[29]
17 February	United Kingdom	John Laird	Liverpool	Resolute	Troopship	For Royal Navy.[30][31]
20 February	United Kingdom	George Worthy	Pallion	William Leckie	Barque	For John Nicholson, William Nicholson & William Nicholson Jr.[8][32]
23 February	United States		New York Navy Yard	Niagara	Steam frigate	For United States Navy.
27 February	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Victor Emmanuel	Agamemnon-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy.
February	Portugal		Caminha	Dipomata	Schooner	For private owner.[33]
February	United Kingdom	R. Barclay & Curle	Stobcross	White Eagle	Steamship	For private owner.[34]
February	United Kingdom	Messrs. Alexander Stephen & Sons	Kelvinside	White Eagle	Clipper	For private owner.[35]
4 March	United Kingdom	Bank Quay Foundry Company	Warrington	Startled Fawn	Merchantman	For private owner.[36]
5 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. A. Duthie & Co.	Aberdeen	Heather Bell	Clipper	For private owner.[37]
6 March	United Kingdom	Watt	Dysart	Saint Clair	Barque	For Fraser, Murdoch & Boyd.[38]
7 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Turnbull & Craggs	Stockton-on-Tees	Euxine	Brig	For Mr. Hutton.[39]
7 March	United Kingdom	J. & R. White	West Cowes	Grinder	Dapper-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.
16 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Richard Williamson & Sons	Harrington	Herald of Fame	Barque	For private owner.[40]
17 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. William Denny & Bros.	Dumbarton	Caledonia	Steamship	For Messrs. Miller & Sons.[41]
17 March	France		Brest	Tonnante	Dévastation-class ironclad floating battery	For French Navy.[42]
18 March	France		Cherbourg	Étincelle	Étincelle-class gunboat	For French Navy.[42]
19 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Watson & Allsup	Preston	SS Lady Lindsay1855 (2)	Steamship	For Messrs. Pearce, Rawcliffe & Co.[43][44]
19 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Harvey & Co.	Hayle	Nicholas Harvey	Schooner	For private owner.[45]
19 March	United Kingdom		Lorient	Volta	Corvette	For French Navy.[46]
19 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. P. Chaloner, Sons, & Co.	Liverpool	West Derby	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Brown & Co.[47]
20 March	France	Toulon Naval Yard	Toulon	Arcole	Algésiras-class ship of the line	For French Navy. Also reported as built at Cherbourg.[24]
20 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Cato, Miller & Co.	Liverpool	Conquest	Barque	For private owner.[48]
20 March	United Kingdom	David Griffiths	Cardigan	Elizabeth Anne	Brig	For private owner.[45]
20 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. John & Robert White	Cowes	Heroes of Alma	Barque	For James Shepherd.[49][45]
20 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Samuelson & Co.	Hull	Lord Cardigan	Steamship	For Messrs. Gee & Co.[50]
22 March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Samuelson & Co.	Hull	Lord Worsley	Paddle Steamer	For Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway.[50]
27 March	United States	Jacob A. Westervelt, Sons, & Co.	New HYork	Edwin Forrest	Schooner	For New York Pilots.
31 March	United Kingdom	Neptune Iron Works	Waterford	Norah	Steamship	For Waterford Steamship Company.[51]
31 March	United Kingdom	Money, Wigram & Son	Blackwall Yard	Surly	Bomb vessel	For Royal Navy.
March	France		Arsenal de Toulon	Algésiras	Algésiras-class ship of the line	For French Navy.
March	United States	Irons & Grinell	Mystic, Connecticut	Andrew Jackson	Clipper	For John H. Brower & Co.
March	United Kingdom		River Tyne	Camoens	Paddle steamer	For Tagus Steam Navigation Company.[39]
March	France			Flamme	Étincelle-class gunboat	For French Navy.[52]
March	United Kingdom	Watson & Allsop	Liverpool	Lady Lindsay	Steamship	For Rawcliffe, Pease, Whitehead and Moore & Sons.[53]
March	United Kingdom	Michael Byers	Sunderland	Northumbrian	Full-rigged ship	For Scott & Co.[8][54]
March	United Kingdom	Messrs. John Scott & Sons	Greenock	Oneida	Steamship	For Canada Ocean Steamship Company.[55]
March	United Kingdom		Jarrow	Rosedal	Steamship	For private owner.[39]
March	United Kingdom	Messrs. Mare & Co.	Blackwall	Transit	Troopship	For Royal Navy.[56]
2 April	United Kingdom	C. J. Mare	Blackwall	Urgent	Troopship	For Royal Navy.
3 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Leighton & Co.	Blyth	Providence	Brig	For private owner.[57]
3 April	New South Wales	Cuthberts Shipyard	Port Jackson	Spitfire	Gunboat	For Colony of New South Wales.
3 April	France			Tempête	Poudre-class gunboat	For French Navy.[58]
3 April	France		Lorient	Tocsin	Bombe-class mortar vessel	For French Navy.[52][59]
3 April	France			Tourmente	Poudre-class gunboat	For French Navy.[58]
3 April	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Not named	Steamship	For private owner.[60]
4 April	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Sebastian	Barque	For Joyce & Co.[8][57]
4 April	United Kingdom	Alexander Hall & Co.	Aberdeen	Schomberg	Clipper	For Black Ball Line.[61]
5 April	United Kingdom	John Laird	Liverpool	Assistance	Steamship	For British Government.[62][60]
5 April	United Kingdom	Pickersgill & Miller	Sunderland	Enchantress	Barque	For J. A. Marks.[8][57][63]
5 April	United Kingdom	Scott & Co.	Greenock	Madagascar	Steamship	For J. Rennie & Co.[64]
5 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Alexander Hall & Co.	Aberdeen	Schomberg	Clipper	For Black Ball Line.[65]
8 April	United Kingdom		Liverpool	Carbon	Steamship	For private owner.[66]
12 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith & Rodgers	Govan	Armenian	Steamship	For Messrs. Lewis Potter & Co.[67]
16 April	France		Brest	Marne	Transport ship	For French Navy.[68]
17 April	United Kingdom	Haswell	Newcastle upon Tyne	Caribbean	Full-rigged ship	For John Hay.[69]
17 April	France		Cherbourg	Dévastation	Dévastation-class ironclad floating battery	For French Navy.[24]
17 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Mare & Co.	Blackwall	Meteor	Aetna-class ironclad floating battery	For Royal Navy.[70]
17 April	United Kingdom		Derwenlas	Miss Evans	Schooner	For R. Evans.[71]
17 April	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Sutlej	Constance-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
17 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. C. J. Mars & Sons	Blackwall	Thunder	Aetna-class ironclad floating battery	For Royal Navy.[70]
18 April	United Kingdom	Bowman and Drummond	Blyth	Aln	Barque	For G. Bowman & T. Drummond.[72]
18 April	France		Cherbourg	Eclair	Gunboat	For French Navy.[24]
18 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. R. & H. Green	Blackwall	Glatton	Aetna-class ironclad floating battery	For Royal Navy.[70][68]
18 April	United Kingdom	Mr. Thomas	Conway	Penelope	Schooner	For Cropper & Bell.[73]
18 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. R. & H. Green	Blackwall	Trusty	Aetna-class ironclad floating battery	For Royal Navy.[70]
19 April	France		Lorient	Bombe	Bombe-class mortar vessel	For French Navy.[74][75]
19 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Palmer Bros.	Jarrow	Elba	Steamship	For Messrs. R. S. Newall & Co.[76]
19 April	United Kingdom		Alloa	George Kydd	Merchantman	For Bailie Kydd.[77]
19 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Thomas Vernon & Sons	Liverpool	Harvest Home	Clipper	For Messrs. Henry Moore & Co.[78][79]
19 April	United Kingdom	Messrs. George Milne & Co.	Aberdeen	Nightingale	Brig	For private owner.[80]
24 April	France		Lorient	Fournaise	Bombe-class mortar vessel	For French Navy.[81][82]
25 April	France		Brest	St. Louis	Ship of the line	For French Navy.[83]
25 April	United States	Hayden & Cudworth	Medford, Massachusetts	Thatcher Magoun	Extreme clipper	For Thatcher Magoun.[19][84]
26 April	United Kingdom	Edward Potts	Seaham	Wynyard	Snow	For M. Moore.[8]
30 April	France		Nantes	Poudre	Poudre-class gunboat	For French Navy.[85]
30 April	France		Nantes	Sainte Barbe	Poudre-class gunboat	For French Navy.[85]
April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Rennie, Johnson & Rankin	Liverpool	Empress Eugenie	Steamship	For North and West of France Steam Navigation Company.[79]
April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Scott & Co.	Greenock	European	Steamship	For private owner.[86]
April	United Kingdom	Messrs. Rennie, Johnson & Rankin	Liverpool	Fusileer	Merchantman	For Messrs. Colesworth, Wynne & Lyne.[79]
April	Colony of Nova Scotia			Glenalmond	Barque	For private owner.[87]
April	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Jourdain	Steamship	For Compagnie des Messageries Imperiales.[79]
April	United Kingdom	T. D. Marshall	South Shields	Powerful	Steamship	For North of Europe Steam Navigation Company.[88]
April	United Kingdom	Tayleur & Co	Warrington	Retreiver	Steamship	For private owner.[79]
April	United Kingdom	T. D. Marshall	South Shields	Urina	Steamship	For private owner.[88]
1 May	France		Nantes	Lance	Poudre-class gunboat	For French Navy.[85]
1 May	France		Nantes	Redoute	Poudre-class gunboat	For French Navy.[85]
1 May	France		Lorient	Torche	Bombe-class mortar vessel	For French Navy.[85][89]
2 May	United Kingdom		Devonport Dockyard	Conqueror	Conqueror-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy.
2 May	United Kingdom		Whitehaven	John O'Gaunt	Clipper	For private owner.[90]
3 May	France		Toulon	Alarme	Gunboat	For French Navy.[91]
3 May	United Kingdom	Tod & McGregor	Glasgow	Ava	Passenger ship	For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
3 May	United Kingdom	Arrow Leithead	Sunderland	Coringa	Full-rigged ship	For John Hay.[8][92]
3 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. Samuelson & Co.	Hull	Ernestine	Steamship	For private owner.[93]
3 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. John Scott Russell & Co.	Millwall	Etna	Aetna-class ironclad floating battery	For Royal Navy. Caught fire and self-launched, damaged beyond repair.[94]
3 May	France		Lorient	Meurthe	Transport ship	For French Navy.[91]
3 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. Ferguson, McCallum, & Baird	Flint	Sarah Ellen	Brigantine	For private owner.[95]
4 May	United Kingdom	John Watson	Banff	The Banffshire	Schooner	For private owner.[96]
5 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. C. Hill & Sons	Bristol	Fontabelle	West Indiaman	For Charles Dawson.[97]
5 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. W. C. Miller & Son	Toxteth	Labuan	Steamship	For Eastern Archipelago Company.[98]
5 May	France		Lorient	Trombe	Bombe-class mortar vessel	For French Navy.[99][100]
9 May	France	Toulon Naval Yard	Toulon	Flèche	Alarme-class gunboat	For French Navy.[101][102]
9 May	United Kingdom		Holyhead	The Mermaid	Yacht	For Thomas Hirste.[103]
10 May	France		Toulon	Alerte	Alerte-class gunboat	For French Navy.[101]
12 May	France		Toulon	Bourrasque	Alerte-class gunboat	For French Navy.[104]
12 May	France	M. Normand	Havre de Grâce	Dragonne	Gunboat	For French Navy.[105]
14 May	France	M. Normand	Havre de Grâce	Aigrette	Alarme-class gunboat	For French Navy.[105]
15 May	United Kingdom	John Roberts	Holyhead	Jane and Anne	Schooner	For W. Hurlbutt.[106][107]
16 May	France		Toulon	Couleuvrine	Alerte-class gunboat	For French Navy.[108]
16 May	France		Toulon	Fusée	Gunboat	For French Navy.[108]
17 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. White	East Cowes	Cecile	Schooner	For Marquess of Conynghm.[109]
17 May	United Kingdom	Toward	Newcastle upon Tyne	Great Conquest	Tug	For private owner.[110]
17 May	United Kingdom	W. Pile	Sunderland	Kelso	Full-rigged ship	For John R. Kelso.[8][111]
17 May	United Kingdom	John Laird	Liverpool	Marquez d'Olinda	Steamship	For R. Rawsthorne.[112]
17 May	United Kingdom	James Robinson, or J. & J. Robinson	Sunderland	Viscount Canning	Full-rigged ship	For J. Prowse.[8][113]
19 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. J. W. Hoby & Co.	Renfrew	Rattler	Tug	For Liverpool Tug Company.[114]
20 May	France	M. Normand	Havre de Grâce	Fulminante	Alarme-class gunboat	For French Navy.[115]
22 May	United Kingdom	George Cox	Bideford	Sarah Newmann	Clipper	For John Leech.[116]
24 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. Napier	Govan	Earl of Erne	Steamship	For Liverpool and Dundalk Steam Packet Company.[117]
26 May	France		Havre de Grâce	Avalanche	Alarme-class gunboat	For French Navy.[118]
26 May	France	Lorient Naval Yard	Lorient	Lave	Dévastation-class ironclad floating battery	For French Navy.[119]
31 May	United Kingdom	Samuda Brothers	Cubitt Town	Alhambra	Steamship	For Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
31 May	United Kingdom	W. Wilkinson	Deptford	Caroline Coventree	Full-rigged ship	For Conventree Dundass.[8][120]
31 May	United Kingdom	Gibson	Sunderland	Electra	Full-rigged ship	For Joseph Shield, Son, & Co.[8][120]
31 May	United Kingdom	Lightfoot	Hylton Dene	Gem of the Nith	Barque	For John Morton.[8][120]
31 May	United Kingdom	James Briggs	Pallion	Queen of the North	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Bradley & Potts.[8][120]
31 May	United Kingdom	John Watson	Sunderland	Queen of the South	Barque	For John Morton,[120] or Martin & Co.[8][32]
May	France		Le Mourillon	Mitraille	Alarme-class gunboat	For French Navy.[121]
1 June	France			Congreve	Dévastation-class ironclad floating battery	For French Navy.[99]
2 June	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Brunswick	Modified Vanguard-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy.[122]
2 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Samuelson & Co.	Hull	Manchester	Steamship	For Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway.[123]
2 June	France		Toulon	Strident	Gunboat	For French Navy.[124]
2 June	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Vigo	Steamship	For private owner.[125]
4 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon	Paisley	Ant	Paddle steamer	For Messrs. Hetherington.[126]
7 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Robinson & Co.	Cork	Flora	Steamship	For Joseph Malcolmson.[127]
9 June	United Kingdom	John Anderton	Runcorn	Borland	Brig	For private owner.[128]
15 June	United Kingdom	Webster	Fraserburgh	Florence Nightingale, or Nightingale	Brig	For private owner.[129][130]
15 June	United States		Charleston Navy Yard	Merrimack	Steam frigate	For United States Navy.[131]
16 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. James & George Thomson	Glasgow	Clansman	Steamship	For Messrs. David Hutcheson & Co.[132]
17 June	United Kingdom	John Pile	Hartlepool	Fanny Nicholson	Barque	For John McArthur & William Andrews.
18 June	United Kingdom	Follett	Teighmouth	Ellen Radford	Brig	For private owner.[133]
26 June	United Kingdom	William Pitcher	Northfleet	Esmeralda	Corvette	For Chilean Navy.
30 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Harvey	Ipswich	Inkermann	Barque	For private owner.[134]
30 June	United Kingdom	Edward Jones	Pwllheli	Newnham	Brig	For Le Maistre & Co.[135]
30 June	United Kingdom	Paisley	Passage West	Queenstown	Clipper	For Messrs. Scott & Co.[136]
30 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. J. & G. Thomson	Govan	Thessalia	Steamship	For Messrs. Papayanni & Mussabini.[137]
30 June	United Kingdom	Messrs. Young, Magny & Co.	Limehouse	Victoria	Sloop of War	For Colony of Victoria.[138]
June	United Kingdom	W. Wilkinson	Sunderland	Catherine	Snow	For Mr. Ingram.[8]
June	France		Lorient	Foudroyante	Dévastation-class ironclad floating battery	For French Navy.[139]
2 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Stephen & Sons	Dundee	Beemah	Merchantman	For Messrs. Willis and Company.[140]
3 July	United Kingdom	Robert Napier and Sons	Glasgow	Persia	Paddle steamer	For Cunard Line.[141][142]
3 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Hall	Aberdeen	Sea Star	Clipper	For D. Louttit.[143]
4 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Thomas Wingate & Co.	Whiteinch	Dredger No. 6	Dredger	For Clyde Trust.[144]
7 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Stothert & Fripp	Hotwells	Araxes	Steamship	For private owner.[145]
12 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Tod & McGregor	Glasgow	Finnart	Steam Yacht	For Mr. McGregor.[146]
14 July	United Kingdom	Richard Green	Blackwall	Agamemnon	Merchantman	For private owner.[147]
16 July	France		Lorient	Durant	Transport ship	For French Navy.[148]
16 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Lawrence, Hill & Co.	Port Glasgow	Gambia	Steamship	For African Steam Ship Company.[149]
16 July	United Kingdom	James Geddie	Garmouth	Grace	Schooner	For Messrs. Forrest & Florence.[150]
16 July	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	La Hogue	Full-rigged ship	For Duncan Dunbar.
16 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Humphrey & Son	Hull	Robert Keddey	Schooner	For Thomas Colgan.[151]
17 July	United Kingdom	Bowman and Drummond	Blyth	Eugenie	Barque	For Dawson & Co.[152]
21 July	United Kingdom	Alexander Denny	Dumbarton	Rob Roy	Steamship	For private owner.[153]
29 July	United Kingdom	Cork Steamship Company	Cork	Osprey	Steamship	For private owner.[154]
29 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Henry Balfour & Co.	Fife	Primer Argentino	Paddle steamer	For Messrs. Joseph Green & Co.[155]
30 July	United Kingdom	William Adamson	Southwick	Ann Adamson	Barque	For William Adamson.[8][156]
30 July	United Kingdom	George Barker	Monkwearmouth	Ann Elizabeth, or Ann & Elizabeth	Barque	For Mr. Wright.[156]
30 July	United Kingdom	Michael Byers & Co.	Monkwearmouth	Constantia	Full-rigged ship	For H. Parker.[156]
30 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. John Davidson & Co.	Sunderland	'Cosmos	Barque	For R. J. Brown.[8][156]
30 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Sykes, Talbot & Sykes	Sunderland	Day Star	Snow	For William Allen.[8][156]
30 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Ray & Sons	Portsmouth	Duchess of Marlborough	Merchantman	For private owner.[157]
30 July	United Kingdom	Thomas Henderson	Pallion	Indomitable	Steamship	For R. J. Brown.[8][156]
30 July	United Kingdom	Naizby	Hylton	Isabella	Barque	For G. Smith.[8][156]
30 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. R. H. Potts & Bros	Sunderland	Penguin	Barque	For Messrs. R. H. Potts & Bros.[8][156]
30 July	United Kingdom	George Bartram & Sons	South Shields	Progress	Barque	For George Lawson.[8][156]
30 July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Forrest & Jackson	Sunderland	Not named	Barque	For Messrs. Forrest & Jackson.[156]
31 July	United Kingdom		Whitehaven	Cormorin	Merchantman	For private owner.[158]
31 July	France		Cherbourg	Croiseur	Aviso	For French Navy.[24]
31 July	United Kingdom	Mark Pearson	Goole	Fanny	Sloop	For private owner.[159]
31 July	United Kingdom		Portsmouth Dockyard	Marlborough	First rate	For Royal Navy.
31 July	United Kingdom		Sandycroft	Royal Charter	Steamship	For Australian Screw Steamship Company.[160] Sank on being launched. Later refloated.[161][162]
July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Earle	Hull	Alert	Steamship	For Messrs. Ringrose.[163]
July	United Kingdom	Austin & Mills	Sunderland	Bittern	Barque	For William Snowball & John Murch.[8][164]
July	United Kingdom	Messrs. Duthie & Cochar	Montrose	Minorva	Barque	For Messrs. Collie & Co.[165]
July	Colony of Prince Edward Island		Georgetown	Peri	Brigantine	For private owner.[166]
1 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Blackwood & Gordon	Paisley	Bee	Paddle steamer	For Messrs. Hetherington.[126][167]
1 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Tod & McGregor	Glasgow	City of Washington	Steamship	For Liverpool and Philadelphia Line.[168]
1 August	United Kingdom		Whitehaven	Comorin, or Coromine	East Indiaman	For Messrs. Thomas Brocklebank & Co.[169][165]
1 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Rennie, Johnson & Rankin	Liverpool	Fiery Cross	Clipper	For Messrs. John & James Campbell.[169]
1 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Fletchers	Goole	Lizzy	Sloop	For private owner.[159]
1 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Thomas Vernon & Sons	Liverpool	Prince Patrick	Paddle steamer	For North Lancashire Steam Navigation Company.[170]
1 August	United Kingdom	Bank Quay Foundry	Warrington	Sarah Palmer	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Jones, Palmer & Co.[169]
2 August	United Kingdom	Westaway	Lowestoft	Pauline	Brig	For Mr. Andrews and others.[171]
3 August	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	Vedra	Collier	For W. Stobart.[8][172]
14 August	United Kingdom		Brest	Dialmath	Aviso	For French Navy.[173]
14 August	Province of Canada	T. C. Lee	Hare Point	Meteor	Barque	For Messrs. Funck, Meinke & Co.[174]
14 August	France		Brest	Podor	Aviso	For French Navy.[173]
15 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. J. & R. White	Cowes	Red Coat	Schooner	For private owner.[175]
16 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Bayley & Sons	Ipswich	Alarm	Schooner	For Edward & George Johnson.[176]
16 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Brownlow & Lumsden	Hull	Martlet	Steamship	For Messrs. Brownlow & Co.[177][178][179]
17 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Caird & Co.	Greenock	Moss	Paddle steamer	For Moss Steamboat Company.[180]
17 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Caird & Co.	Greenock	Nordstjernon	Steamship	For Bergen Steam Packet Company.[180]
24 August	Prussia	Lübke	Wolgast	Frauenlob	Schooner	For Prussian Navy.
27 August	France		Toulon	Isère	Transport ship	For French Navy.[181]
28 august	United Kingdom	Messrs. Earle	Hull	North Sea	Steamship	For Messrs. Thomas Wilson, Sons, & Co.[182]
28 August	United Kingdom	William Pile Jr.	Sunderland	Walmer Castle	East Indiaman	For Green & Co.
29 August	United Kingdom	T. R. Carke Jr.	Liverpool	Georgina	West Indiaman	For Messrs. Yates, Brown & Co.[183][184]
29 August	United Kingdom	Hugh Banister	Tarleton	Mary and Jane	Sloop	For Thomas Harrison & James Taylor.[185]
29 August	United Kingdom	John Lugars	King's Lynn	Royal Arthur	Barque	For private owner.[186]
29 August	United Kingdom	Messrs. Bayled & Sons	Ipswich	Siam	Clipper	For private owner.[187]
29 August	United Kingdom	Canada Works	Birkenhead	Victoria	Steamship	For private owner.[188]
30 August	United Kingdom	Sandycroft Ironworks	Deeside	Royal Charter	Auxiliary clipper	For Liverpool & Australian Steamship Navigation Company.[189]
August	United Kingdom	Jobling & Co., or Jobling & Willoughby	Sunderland	Alliance	Merchantman	For Gray & Co.[8][190]
August	Netherlands		Lemmer	Eliza	Brig	For private owner.[191]
August	United States		East Boston, Massachusetts	Emerald	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Howland & Ridgway.[192]
August	Colony of Nova Scotia			Florence Nightingale	Barque	For private owner.[193]
August	United Kingdom			Princess Maria	Merchantman	For private owner.[194]
August	United Kingdom	Mansfield	Teignmouth	Regina	Merchantman	For private owner.[195]
1 September	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Barcelona	Steamship	For Linea de Vapores Correos Españoles Transatlanticos.[196]
2 September	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Sandfly	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.[197]
2 September	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Sheldrake	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.[197]
4 September	United Kingdom	Smith and Dimon Shipyard	New York	Fulton	Paddle steamer	For New York and Havre Steam Navigation Company.
8 September	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Plover	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.[198]
8 September	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Tickler	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.[198]
12 September	United Kingdom			Chesapeake	Forte-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
12 September	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson	Sunderland	Jessamine	Snow	For Watson & Co.[8][199]
12 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Richardson	East Hartlepool	Sir Colin Campbell	Steamship	For Richard Young.[200][201]
13 September	United Kingdom	Rawson & Watson	Sunderland	Chancellor	Barque	For Mr. Watson.[8]
13 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. J. P. Dennison & Co	East Hartlepool	Elegant	Barque	For private owner.[201]
13 September	United Kingdom	Woolwich Dockyard	Woolwich	Pearl	Pearl-class corvette	For Royal Navy.
13 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Cato, Miller & Co.	Liverpool	Test	Steamship	For private owner.[202]
17 September	Russia	New Admiralty Shipyard	Saint Petersburg	Retvizan	Ship of the line	For Imperial Russian Navy.
18 September	Province of Canada		Quebec	Tchernaya	Full-rigged ship	Ran aground on being launched.[203]
25 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith's	North Shields	Gitana	Steamship	For West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Company.[204]
26 September	United Kingdom		Penmaenpool	Robert Jones	Merchantman	For Robert Jones.[205]
26 September	United Kingdom		Devonport Dockyard	Satellite	Pearl-class corvette	For Royal Navy.
26 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. Walter Hood & Co.	Aberdeen	Star of Peace	Clipper	For George Thompson Jr.[206]
27 September	United Kingdom	John Laird	Liverpool	Borysthene	Steamship	For Compagnie des Messageries Imperiales.[207]
27 September	United Kingdom	Austin & Mills	Southwick	Ceres	Barque	For M. Sharp.[8][208]
27 September	United Kingdom	John T. Alcock	Sunderland	City of Durham	Barque	For Thomas Nicholson.[8][208]
27 September	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson Jr.	Sunderland	Graces	Barque	For T. Coxon.[8][208][199][209]
27 September	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Hannah Marks	Barque	For A. J. Marks.[8][208]
27 September	United Kingdom	Messrs. J. & G. Thomson	Govan	Ossian	Steamship	For private owner.[210]
27 September	United Kingdom	Evan Ellis	Porthdinllaen	Richard Roberts	Schooner	For private owner.[211]
27 September	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Repulse	Agamemnon-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy.[212]
September	Province of Canada	McCord	Quebec	Ardmillan	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[213][214]
2 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. John & James Robinson	Sunderland	Glenealn	Barque	For William Dixon.[8][208]
3 October	United Kingdom	W. Johnson	Coxgreen	Cadiz	Snow	For Mr. Collingwood.[8][208]
3 October	United Kingdom	W. Wilkinson	Pallion	Nithsdale	Barque	For Messrs. Watson & Co.[8][208]
4 October	United Kingdom		Toulon	Malakhoff	Algesiras-class ship of the line	For French Navy.[215][216]
4 October	United Kingdom	W. Scowler	Sunderland	Unnamed	Barque	For M. Tweddle.[208]
6 October	Denmark		Copenhagen	Niels Juel	Frigate	For Royal Danish Navy.[217]
6 October	United Kingdom	Green	Blackwall	Not named	Gunboat	For Peruvian Navy.[218]
8 October	United Kingdom	Thomas & Benjamin Tiffin	Sunderland	Juventa	Barque	For Wilson & Co.[8][199]
11 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Palmer, Brothers, & Co	Newcastle upon Tyne	Allies	Steamship	For C. Baker.[219]
11 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Palmer, Brothers, & Co	Newcastle upon Tyne	Brenda	Steamship	For Messrs. Robinson & Co.[219]
11 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Palmer, Brothers, & Co.	Newcastle upon Tyne	Brigadier	Steamship	For Messrs. William Laing & Co.[219]
11 October	India		Bombay	Emily	Schooner	For British East India Company.[220]
11 October	United Kingdom	Bowman and Drummond	Blyth	Wave	Snow	For Simpson & Co.[221]
13 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. M. Samuelson & Co.	Hull	Borussia	Steamship	For Harburg English Steam Navigation Company.[222]
15 October	United Kingdom	Teall	Ringsend	Flower of the Sea	Steamship	For private owner.[223]
16 October	United Kingdom	Halpin	Dublin	Relief	Lightship	For Trinity House.[224]
20 October	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Banterer	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.[225][226]
20 October	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Bullfrog	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.[225]
23 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Caird & Co.	Cartsdyke	Ganger Rolf	Steamship	For South of Norway Steamship Company.[227]
24 October	United States	Philadelphia Navy Yard	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Wabash	Colorado-class frigate	For United States Navy.
25 October	United Kingdom	Arrow Leithead	Sunderland	Belle Alliance	Full-rigged ship	For Mr. Richardson.[8][92]
25 October	United Kingdom	Peter Austin	Sunderland	Fidus	Barque	For J. Mills.[8][228]
25 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. John & R. White	Cowes	Plummer	Schooner	For private owner.[229]
25 October	France		Rochefort	Redoutable	Algésiras-class ship of the line	For French Navy.
27 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Smith & Roger	Govan	Spartan	Steamship	For Messrs. H. Dixon & Co.[230]
29 October	United Kingdom	Messrs. W. Simmons & Co.	Whiteinch	Aberdeenshire	Steamship	For private owners.[231]
October	United Kingdom	G. Gardner	Sunderland	Chowdean	Barque	For J. Tully.[8][232]
October	Russia		Nicholaieff	Dvenadtsat Apostolov	Ship of the line	For Imperial Russian Navy.[233]
October	United Kingdom	Messrs. Hickson & Co.	Belfast	Khersonese	Steamship	For British Government.[234][235]
October	United Kingdom		Stockton-on-Tees	Westminster	Merchantman	For private owner.[236]
2 November	United Kingdom	Money, Wigram & Son	Blackwall	Victor	Intrepid-class gunvessel	For Royal Navy.
3 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. Lumley, Kennedy & Co.	Whitehaven	Valdivia	Steamship	For Messrs. Nicholson & McGill.[237]
10 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. Tod & McGregor	Kelvinside	Edinburgh	Steamship	For Glasgow and New York Steam Shipping Company.[238]
12 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. Stewart & Forbes	Peterhead	Sea Sprite	Schooner	For Messrs. George Craig & Co.[239]
12 November	France		Cherbourg	Yonne	Transport ship	For French Navy.[240]
13 November	United Kingdom	Wigram	London	Intrepid	Intrepid-class gunvessel	For Royal Navy.
13 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. H. Samuelson & Co.	Hull	Saxonia	Steamship	For Harburg English Steam Navigation Company.[241]
15 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. Steele & Co.	Greenock	Eugenie	Barque	For Messrs. Baine & Johnston.[242]
15 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. Caird & Co.	Greenock	Maria	Steamship	For Risca Steam Coal Co.[242]
17 November	United States	Hayden & Cudworth	Medford, Massachusetts	Electric Spark	Extreme clipper	For Thatcher Magoun & Son.[19][84]
20 November	United States	Paul Curtis	East Boston, Massachusetts	Golden Fleece	Clipper	For private owner.
21 November	India		Bombay	Goolanar	Steamship	For British East India Company.[243]
22 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. William Simons & Co.	Whiteinch	Fort George	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Clint & Co.[244]
24 November	United Kingdom		Portsmouth Dockyard	Shannon	Liffey-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
24 November	United Kingdom	Messrs. Scott & Co.	Greenock	Thalia	Steamship	For private owner.[245]
November	United States	Donald McKay	East Boston, Massachusetts	Abbott Lawrence	Clipper	For private owner.[246]
November	United Kingdom	John Duncay	Speymouth	Arctic	Sealer	For private owners.[247]
November	United Kingdom	W. C. Miller	Toxteth	Destello	Steamship	For private owner.[248]
November	United Kingdom	Messrs. White	Cowes	Dreadnought	Lifeboat	Broadstairs Lifeboat.[249]
November	United Kingdom		Waterford	Dutchman	Merchantman	For private owner.[250]
November	United Kingdom	John Laird	Liverpool	Meandria	Steamship	For private owner.[248]
November	United Kingdom	Messrs. Thomas Vernon & Co.	Liverpool	Rota	Steamship	For Messrs. W. J. Myers & Co.[248]
November	United Kingdom	Hylton Carr	Hylton	Percy	Snow	For Barry & Co.[8][54][251]
1 December	United States		Washington Navy Yard	Minnesota	Steam Frigate	For United States Navy.
7 December	United Kingdom	Portland Shipbuilding Company	Troon	Cora	Steamship	For private owner.[252]
8 December	United Kingdom	W. & H. Pitcher	Northfleet	Forward	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.
11 December	United Kingdom	Messrs. M. Samueson & Co.	Hull	Ernestine	Steamship	For private owners.[253]
11 December	United Kingdom	Messrs. Richardson Bros.	Hartlepool	Florence Nightingale	Steamship	For Mr. Young.[254]
13 December	United States		New York Navy Yard	Roanoke	Merrimack-class frigate	For United States Navy.
15 December	United Kingdom	Webster	Fraserburgh	Isabella	Schooner	For J. A. Flett.[255]
28 December	United States	J. B. & J. D. Van Deusen	Williamsburg, New York	John D. Jones	Pilot boat	For New York Pilots.
December	United Kingdom	Messrs. Pitcher	Northfleet	Charger	Albacore-class gunboat	For Royal Navy.[256]
December	United States	J. Simonson	New York	C. Vanderbilt	Paddle steamer	For private owner.[257]
December	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Flying Fish	Despatch boat	For Royal Navy.[258]
December	United Kingdom	Messrs. Palmer Bros.	Jarrow	Marmora	Collier	For C. D. Barker.[259]
December	United Kingdom	Messrs. Palmer Bros.	Jarrow	Minna	Steamship	For St. Petersburg Steam Ship Company.[259]
December	United Kingdom	M. Guibert	Nantes	Rubens	Merchantman	For Compagnie Générale Maritime.[260]
December	United Kingdom		West Hartlepool	The Times Correspondent	Merchantman	For private owner.[261]
Spring	Colony of Nova Scotia		St. Mary's	Brilliant	Brig	For private owner.[262]
Autumn	Province of Canada		Quebec	Brunelle	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[263]
Autumn	Province of Canada		Quebec	Florence	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.[264]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Pile & Smart	Sunderland	Acastus	Barque	For J. & J. S. Twizell.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Pickersgill & Miller	Sunderland	Aid	Brig	For Gideon Smales.[8][63]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Peter Austin	Sunderland	Aletheia	Barque	For S. Austin.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Alliance	Barque	For H. Tindall.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. H. Pearson	Sunderland	Allied Powers	Barque	For Jobling & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Alma	Sloop	For G. Dowell.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Laird	Brikenhead	Alma	Steamship	For Admiralty.[265]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Brundrit & Whiteway	Runcorn	Alma	Schooner	For Brundrit & Whiteway.[266]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Stothard	Sunderland	Alpha	Snow	For Mr. Jackson.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Rawson & Watson	Sunderland	Antias	Brig	For G. Smales.[8][199]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	E. Bailey	Sunderland	Aphrogencia	Merchantman	For J. Leslie.[8]
Unknown date	United States		Philadelphia Navy Yard	Arctic	Steamship	For United States Navy.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Richard Wilkinson	Sunderland	Armistice	Merchantman	For J. Longton.[8]
Unknown date	United States		Amesbury, Massachusetts	Arthur	Barque	For private owner.
Unknown date	Japan		Edo	Asahi Maru	Full-rigged ship	For Imperial Japanese Navy.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James & R. Mills	Sunderland	Aurora	Brig	For Dawson Bros.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Short	Sunderland	Balaklava	Full-rigged ship	For Mr. Greenwell.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Watson	Sunderland	Beatrice	Merchantman	For Stokoe & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Briggs	Sunderland	Bellona	Full-rigged ship	For J. Allan.[8]
Unknown date	United States			Benjamin Peirce	Schooner	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	Black Diamond	Steamship	For J. Hughes et al.[8]
Unknown date	Colony of Nova Scotia		Pictou	Black Watch	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Andrew Stewart & Co.[267]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Austin & Mills	Sunderland	British Banner	Barque	For B. Ward.[8]
Unknown date	United States	Montell & Co.	Baltimore, Maryland	Carrier Dove	Clipper	For Trask & Dearborn.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Messrs. Duthie & Co.	Aberdeen	Catherine Adamson	Merchantman	For private owner.[268]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Lister	Sunderland	Catherine and Ann	Snow	For W. Bunker.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Messrs. Thomas & William Smith	South Shields	Chasseur	Repair ship and floating arsenal	For unknown owner.[269]
Unknown date	United States	John Gunder North	San Francisco, California	Colorado I	Sternwheeler	For George A. Johnson & Company.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	G. Gardener	Sunderland	Courier	Merchantman	For Kelso & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Harkass	Sunderland	Cresswell	Merchantman	For C. Jenkins.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Rawson & Watson	Sunderland	Earl of Cromartie	Schooner	For J. Hill.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Robert Thompson	Sunderland	Edmund Graham	Full-rigged ship	For Edmund Graham.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Eliza	Brig	For private owner.[8]
Unknown date	United States	James O. Curtis	Medford, Massachusetts	Enoch Train	Icebreaker	For Boston Steam Tow-boat Co.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	L. Gales	Sunderland	Equinox	Merchantman	For W. Milburn.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Eugenie	Merchantman	For private owner.[8]
Unknown date	France			Eylau	Ship of the line	For French Navy.[270]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Forrest & Jackson, or Forrest & Co.	Sunderland	Falcon	Barque	For W. Hay.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Lister	Sunderland	Fear Not	Barque	For J. & E. Douthwaite.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	D. Douglass	Sunderland	Forerunner	Full-rigged ship	For R. Hudson.[8]
Unknown date	Ottoman Empire		Sinope	Gayvan Bakry	Frigate	For Ottoman Navy.[271]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Geelong	Barque	For G. Gray.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	R. Sanderson	Sunderland	George and Maria	Snow	For G. Downie.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Todd & Brown	Sunderland	Gharra	Barque	For Heald & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	M. Clarke	Sunderland	Godavery	Barque	For George Thompson & James Bambrough.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Smith	Pallion	Greetings	Merchantman	For private owner.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Peter Gibson	Sunderland	Guadiana	Merchantman	For C. H. T. Borries, M. W. Sidney, J. Stevenson, and E. H. Watts.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Forrest & Co	Sunderland	Harriet	Barque	For H. Henderson, T. Henderson & J. E. Henderson.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Havannah	Steamship	For private owner.[125]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Laird	Birkenhead	Hawk	Steam Yacht	For Lord Hill.[125]
Unknown date	Japan		Heda	Heda	Schooner	For Imperial Russian Navy.
Unknown date	New South Wales		Sydney	Herald	Paddle steamer	For North Shore Steam Company.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	T. Seymour	Sunderland	Industry	Full-rigged ship	For G. Forster.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom			Iona	Paddle steamer	For Nantucket and Cape Cod Steamboat Company.
Unknown date	United States		Greenpoint, New York	Island Home	Steamboat	For New Haven Steamboat Company.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Harkass	Sunderland	Jane Anna	Merchantman	For G. Shotton.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Hume & Esson	Sunderland	Jane Strong	Barque	For A. Strong.[8]
Unknown date	United States	Morgan L. Taylor	New York City	J. A. Smith	Canal boat	For private owner
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Haswell	Sunderland	Jubilant	Barque	For James Hay.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	La Hogue	Full-rigged ship	For Duncan Dunbar & Sons.[8][12]
Unknown date	United States		Cincinnati, Ohio	Lancaster Number 3	Tow boat	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	L. Gales	Sunderland	Larissa	Merchantman	For Mr. Davison.[8][272]
Unknown date	United States	J. Stetson	Boston, Massachusetts	Light of the Age	Clipper	For Marshall & Eldridge's Line.[273]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. T. & C. Alcock	Sunderland	Lobelia	Full-rigged ship	For J. Alcock.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Robinson	Sunderland	Loda	Merchantman	For J. Bowes.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Laing	Sunderland	Lowestoft	Steamship	For J. V. Gooch & Co.[8][12]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	George Worthy	Sunderland	Madeira	Barque	For Ord & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Harkass	Sunderland	Mangosteen	Barque	For John Nicholson, William Nicholson & William Nicholson Jr.[8][16]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Bowman and Drummond	Blyth	Marian	Barque	For William MacKey and William Archibald MacKey.[274]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Brundrit & Whiteway	Runcorn	Mary Houghton	Schooner	For private owner.[275]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Hardie	Sunderland	Mary Louisa	Merchantman	For James Hardie.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Pickersgill & Miller	Sunderland	Meg Merillies	Barque	For W. Doxford.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Hardie	Sunderland	Miss Nightingale	Merchantman	For Mr. Haddock.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Rogerson	Sunderland	Napoleon III	Barque	For A. Strong & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Northumbria's Daughter	Merchantman	For W. Crawford.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	George Barker	Sunderland	Orient	Merchantman	For Scofield & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Brundrit & Whiteway	Runcorn	Penmaen	Sloop	For Brundrit & Whiteway.[276]
Unknown date	Greece	Henderson Shipyard		Panellinion	Steamship	For Royal Greek Navy.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Messrs. H. Balfour & Co.	Methil	Prince Argentino	Paddle steamer	For private owners.[277]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Pile Jr.	Sunderland	Queen of Greece	Steamship	For G. Stavros.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Toulon	Rafale	Gunboat	For French Navy.[278]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	T. Stonehouse	Sunderland	Ravenswheel	Snow	For T. Stonehouse.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Pile	Sunderland	Remi	Steamship	For Mr. Schmidt.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Bank Quay Company	Warrington	Retriever	Barque	For Messrs. Leech, Harrison & Forewood.[279]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Pile	Sunderland	Rival	Merchantman	For private owner.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	James Robertson	Sunderland	Robert Hay	Barque	For R. Hay.[8]
Unknown date	United States	Hayden & Cudworth	Medford, Massachusetts	Sancho Panza	Medium clipper	For John Ellerton Lodge.[84]
Unknown date	France		Nantes	Salve	Poudre-class gunboat	For French Navy.[280]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	T. Stonehouse	Sunderland	Sanderson	Barque	For Mr. Sanderson.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Todd & Brown	Sunderland	Sarah Kay	Barque	For T. Kay.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Watson	Sunderland	Savannah	Merchantman	For Bell & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United States		New York City	Shawsheen	Tugboat	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	G. Booth	Sunderland	Sir Colin Campbell	Steamship	For W. H. Alexander.[8]
Unknown date	United States		Shpusetown, Pennsylvania	Sovereign	Paddle steamer	For private owner
Unknown date	Switzerland	Escher Wyss et Compagnie	Escher Wyss	Stadt Zürich	Steamboat	For Swiss Northeastern Railway.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Jobling, or Jobling & Co	Sunderland	Surprize	Snow	For Mr. Swinburn.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	H. Carr	South Hylton	Tennessee	Barque	For James Wilson.[8]
Unknown date	United States	Hayden & Cudworth	Medford, Massachusetts	Thatcher Magoun	Clipper	For Thatcher Magoun & Sons
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Hardie	Sunderland	Thomas Varcoe	Schooner	For J. Varcoe.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Ratcliff, Spence & Co.	Sunderland	United	Snow	For Mr. Ratcliff.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Reay	Sunderland	Vibilia	Snow	For Reed & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United States		Kensington, Pennsylvania	Victoria	Steamship	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Pile	Sunderland	Walmer Castle	Full-rigged ship	For Green & Co.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Hardie	Sunderland	William James	Merchantman	For James Hardie.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Barkes	Sunderland	Witch of the Seas	Barque	For Mr. Thompson.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	M. Clarke	Sunderland	Witch of the Seas	Barque	For J. Huntley.[8]
Unknown date	United States			Young America	Steamship	For private owner
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Hodgson & Gardener	Sunderland	Zenobia	Merchantman	For Mr. Johnson.[8]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Bonker	Salcombe	Zouave	Schooner	For Edward D. Glynn and others.[281]

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