List of ship launches in 1833

The list of ship launches in 1833 provide a chronological record of some ships launched in that year.

Date Ship Class Builder Location Country Notes
8 January Parkfield Full-rigged ship Bath Douglas Isle of Man For private owner.[1]
8 January Tapley East Indiaman Thomas Royden & Co Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[2]
21 January Lord Stormont Snow G. Frater Sunderland  United Kingdom For Noble & partners.[3][4]
22 January Faithful Merchantman Jabez Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For private owner.[5]
26 January Penyard Park East Indiaman Hunt Gloucester  United Kingdom For John Usborne.[6]
January Charles Eaton Barque William Smoult Temple Coringa India For private owner.[7]
5 February Asia East Indiaman H. Smith Gainsborough  United Kingdom For Messrs. John Beadl & Co and Messrs. Holderness & Chilton.[8]
6 February The Veitch of Leith Brigantine Butement North Leith  United Kingdom For Scottish Brewery Co.[9]
7 February Hakeley Full-rigged ship Edward Gibson Hull  United Kingdom For Taylor, Potter & Co.[8]
7 February Queen of the Isles Merchantman William Boutland Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For George Trail.[10]
21 February Fairfield West Indiaman Bolton & Humphreys Hull  United Kingdom For C. Lawrence & Son.[11]
February Fergus Full-rigged ship River Clyde  United Kingdom For private owner.[12]
2 March Prince George of Cumberland Pleasure boat Hastings  United Kingdom For George Fennings.[13]
5 March Middlesbro' Merchantman Laing Middlesbrough  United Kingdom For private owner.[14]
12 March La Reine des Belges Sternwheeler Fairburn Manchester  United Kingdom For private owner.[15]
21 March Prima Donna Merchantman William Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For H. S. Gibbs & Co.[16]
22 March Boreas Sixth rate Vlissingen  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[17][18]
22 March Penninghame West Indiaman Charles Connell & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For John Harrison.[19]
22 March Snelheid Aviso Vlissingen  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[17]
25 March Waringsford Brig Alex McLaine Belfast  United Kingdom For John Heron.[20]
March Erie Cutter John Justice United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service
2 April Royal William Caledonia-class ship of the line Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
4 April Duck Lighter Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
6 April Duke of Argyle East Indiaman Smith & Co Newcastle upon Tyne  United Kingdom For private owner.[22]
6 April Vestal Vestal-class frigate Sheerness Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
15 April William Herdman Merchantman Messrs. Jeffreys Quebec United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Upper Canada For John Johnston and David Grainger.[23]
April Java Barque James Leithead Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3][24]
April Zillah Merchantman W. & A. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Adamson.[3][25]
1 May Congo Brig Joseph Davies Chepstow  United Kingdom For Messrs. King.[26]
4 May Jean de Vienne Cygne-class brig Brest France For French Navy.[27]
8 May Gaillardon Barque J. Thomas Howrah India For private owner.
8 May Lahire Gazelle-class brig Brest France For French Navy.[28]
20 May Cherepakha Tender D. I. Alexeev Astrakhan  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[29]
20 May Livonia Merchantman Adamson Grangemouth  United Kingdom For private owner.[30]
21 May Jupiter Third rate Amsterdam  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[31][32]
21 May Boussole Ariane-class corvette Cherbourg France For French Navy.[33]
21 May Liberator Schooner William White & Co Waterford  United Kingdom For private owner.[34]
25 May Emily Mersey flat George Okell Northwich  United Kingdom For private owner.[35]
27 May Maria Barclay Merchantman Dixon Southwick  United Kingdom For private owner.[36]
1 June Norham Castle Merchantman Charles Smith & Sons Howdon  United Kingdom For private owner.[37]
4 June Guardiana Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Gales.[3]
4 June Robert Gray Snow William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. White.[3]
4 June Sisters Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
5 June Brandywine Packet Merchantman J. W. Collingwood Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Collingwood.[3]
5 June United Kingdom Snow Hall Sunderland  United Kingdom For Messrs. White.[3]
5 June William Hale Steamship Colchester  United Kingdom For William Hale.[38]
15 June Rodney Rodney-class ship of the line Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
18 June Princess Victoria Steamship Cunningham Southampton  United Kingdom For private owner.[39]
18 June Rapid Schooner William Bailey Ipswich  United Kingdom For John Christie & others.[40]
18 June Waterloo Caledonia-class ship of the line Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
19 June Henry Clifton Schooner Bannister Lytham  United Kingdom For private owner.[41]
20 June Sophia Schooner Christopher Southwold  United Kingdom For private owner.[42]
20 June Symmetry Barque Dikes & Gibson Hull  United Kingdom For Mr. Chadwick.[43]
29 June Monarch Paddle tug Green, Wigram & Green Blackwall  United Kingdom For John Rogers Watkins.[44][45]
June Ada Jane Cutter yacht  United Kingdom For private owner.[46]
June Astrea Brig  United Kingdom For private owner.[47]
June Ringdove Racer-class brig-sloop Devonport Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
4 July Pandora Pandora-class brig Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
5 July Rowena Schooner Charles Connell & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For Charles Connell & Sons.[48]
18 July Homs Ship of the line Alexandria Ottoman Empire Egypt For Egyptian Navy.[49]
18 July Racer Racer-class brig-sloop Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
25 July Helen Full-rigged ship Easton Brockwear  United Kingdom For private owner.[50]
1 August Amelia Thompson Barque Philip Laing Deptford  United Kingdom For J. Pirie & Co.[3][51]
1 August Forth Seringapatam-class frigate Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.
15 August Hesperia Schooner Mumford St. Mary's  United Kingdom For private owner.[52]
15 August Wave Schooner Mumford St. Mary's  United Kingdom For private owner.[52]
16 August Adam Lodge Merchantman Edwards South Shields  United Kingdom For private owner.[53]
16 Auguns Henrietta Barque Humble, Hurry & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Messrs. C. Tayleur & Co.[54]
16 August William Penn Steamship Humble, Hurry & Co. Liverpool  United Kingdom For Sir John Tobin.[54]
19 August Dundee Paddle Steamer Wood Port Glasgow  United Kingdom For private owner.[55][56]
22 August Wladimir Ship of the line Stettin  Prussia For Prussian Navy.[57]
30 August Isabella Chinaman R. Menzies & Son Leith  United Kingdom For private owner.[58]
2 September Lynx Cherokee-class brig-sloop Portsmouth Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[59]
2 September Medea Paddle sloop Laing Woolwich Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[60]
12 September Skjold Ship of the line Copenhagen Denmark For Royal Danish Navy.[61]
16 September Eliza Stewart East Indiaman Steel Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[62]
28 September Frère Champenoise Ship of the line Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[63]
30 September Gulnare Steamship Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Post Office Packet Service.[64]
12 October James Brook Brigantine S. Gutteridge Selby  United Kingdom For Lister & Co.[65]
17 Ocgtober El Balear Steamship Seddon and Leadley Liverpool  United Kingdom For private owner.[66]
24 October George Pilot boat H. Anson Portsmouth  United Kingdom For private owner.[67]
29 October Herald Snow Tiffin Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. Wood.[3]
29 October Resolution Brig William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Langley & Co.[3]
30 October Idas Smack Miller Cowes  United Kingdom For James Hollis.[68]
31 October London Packet Smack William Bayley Ipswich  United Kingdom For John Dowsing.[69]
October Comet Snow George Frater & Co. Sunderland  United Kingdom For Scurfield & Co.[3][4]
October Verulam Mersey flat Warrington  United Kingdom For Old Quay Company.[70]
6 November Varshava First rate I. Y. Osminin Nicholaieff  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[71]
6 November William Turner Merchantman Muries & Clark Greenock  United Kingdom For private owner.[72]
7 November The Effort Merchantman Southwold  United Kingdom For private owner.[73]
13 November Lady Willoughby Merchantman Conway  United Kingdom For private owners.[74]
14 November Edward Colston Merchantman Patteson & Mercer Wapping  United Kingdom For private owner.[75]
18 November Tickler Schooner Charles Connell & Sons Belfast  United Kingdom For Messrs. J. Park, S. Connell, J. Wilson and J. Fitzsimmons.[76]
25 November Fountain Tank vessel Pembroke Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21][77]
26 November Rochester Lighter Chatham Dockyard  United Kingdom For Royal Navy.[21]
7 December Daniel Grant Full-rigged ship Perkins Newport  United Kingdom For Daniel Grant.[78]
12 December Louisa Baillie West Indiaman Cox & Curling Limehouse  United Kingdom For private owner.[79]
26 December Taney Morris-Taney-class cutter Webb & Allen New York  United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
28 December Columbine Cutter yacht Ratsey Cowes  United Kingdom For John Smith Barry.[80]
28 December Saint Ouen Cygne-class brig Rochefort France For French Navy.[81]
30 December Bergère Camille-class corvette Toulon France For French Navy.[82]
30 December Cerf Gazelle-class brig Toulon France For French Navy.[83]
30 December Fabert Gazelle-class brig Rochefort France For French Navy.[84]
December Michael Wickham Schooner Wexford  United Kingdom For private owner.[85]
Spring Pursuit Brig  United Kingdom For private owner.[86]
Unknown date Ann Fishing trawler Frederick Baddeley Brixham  United Kingdom For George T. Lewis.[87]
Unknown date Anne Brig Hylton  United Kingdom For Ray & Co.[3]
Unknown date Ann Gales Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Gales.[3]
Unknown date Arve Snow Joseph Helmsley Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Baltic Merchantman William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Robert Young.[3]
Unknown date Bardaster Transport ship United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick For private owner.[88]
Unknown date Calypso Merchantman Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Wilkinson.[3]
Unknown date Credo Snow John M. Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. M. Gales.[3]
Unknown date Concordia Schooner William Bonker Salcombe  United Kingdom For Reed & Co.[89]
Unknown date David Barclay Barque William Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For Barclay Bros.[3]
Unknown date David Whitton Brig Sunderland  United Kingdom For Wittons.[3]
Unknown date Eclipse Merchantman J. Banks Cornwall  United Kingdom For private owner.[90]
Unknown date Edmond Barque Granville United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Nova Scotia For John Arnott & George Cannock.
Unknown date Egbert Brig H. Dobbinson Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For Walton & Co.[3]
Unknown date Elizabeth Taylerson Snow John Storey Monkwearmouth  United Kingdom For Mr. Taylerson.[3]
Unknown date Eliza Stewart Passenger ship Robert Steele & Company Greenock  United Kingdom For J. & W. Stewart.[91]
Unknown date Fershampenuaz Third rate Saint Petersburg  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[92]
Unknown date United States Augustus Jones Black River, Ohio Gallinipper Schooner For American Fur Company.
Unknown date James & Ann Merchantman Harrison & Oliver Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Brown.[3]
Unknown date Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy Full-rigged ship Bombay India For private owner.[93]
Unknown date Janus East Indiaman Easton Brockwear  United Kingdom For private owner.[94]
Unknown date Jefferson Morris-Taney-class cutter United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date John Hardy Merchantman Philip Laing Sunderland  United Kingdom For Philip Laing.[3]
Unknown date Johns Snow Ogden & Simey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Hunter & Co.[3]
Unknown date Lamb Merchantman Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For George Lamb.[3]
Unknown date London Barque J. Storey Sunderland  United Kingdom For C. Lamb.[3]
Unknown date Marina Brig Peter Austin Sunderland  United Kingdom For Peter Austin.[3]
Unknown date McLane Morris-Taney-class cutter  United States For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date Postillion Full-rigged ship Rotterdam  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[95]
Unknown date Raparel Water boat Bombay India For private owner.[93]
Unknown date Redbreast Schooner North Hylton  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Robert & Margaret Snow James Leithead Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Shaik Mamoody Brig Bombay India For Government of Hyderabad.[93]
Unknown date Sherlock Merchantman J. Burdon Sunderland  United Kingdom For J. Wake.[3]
Unknown date Sir William Chaytor Merchantman S. & P. Mills Deptford  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Snelheid Full-rigged ship Vlissingen  Netherlands For Royal Netherlands Navy.[96]
Unknown date Spring Brig J. Hutchinson Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date St. Patrick Steam packet ferry  United Kingdom For St George Steam Packet Company.
Unknown date Sultana Full-rigged ship Bombay India For an Imaum.[93]
Unknown date Two Sisters Brig Bombay India For private owner.[97]
Unknown date Veracity Schooner J. Storey Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Anderson.[3]
Unknown date Vigilant Merchantman J. Carr Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date Volant Snow John M. Gales Sunderland  United Kingdom For John M. Gales.[3]
Unknown date Wandering Shepherd Merchantman T. Bell Sunderland  United Kingdom For G. Surtees.[3]
Unknown date Warsaw Ship of the Line Nicolaieff  Russia For Imperial Russian Navy.[98]
Unknown date Waters Snow J. Burdon Sunderland  United Kingdom For Mr. Waters.[3]
Unknown date William Merchantman Byers Sunderland  United Kingdom For private owner.[3]
Unknown date William Ash Snow W. Adamson Sunderland  United Kingdom For William Ash.[3]
Unknown date Witton Castle Merchantman G. Frater Sunderland  United Kingdom For Baker & Co.[3][4]

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