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List of ship launches in 1843

The list of ship launches in 1843 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1843.


Date Country Builder Location Ship Class / type Notes
10 January  United Kingdom Oliver Chapman Chepstow Dasher Brig For private owner.[1]
11 January  United Kingdom Thomas Royden Liverpool British Hero East Indiaman For private owner.[2]
31 January  United Kingdom Joseph Wheeler Cork Indian Queen Barque For Messrs. Hardy.[3]
January  United Kingdom River Thames Magician Paddle steamer For private owner.[4]
January  United Kingdom Mercury Clipper For private owner.[5]
15 February  United Kingdom Messrs. George Ross & Son Inverkeithing William Fraser Brig For private owner.[6]
16 February  United Kingdom J. Henry Jones Port Madoc Mary Holland Brig For Messrs. Menish & Co.[7]
17 February  United Kingdom Hugh Jones Beaumaris Maria Sloop For Hugh Jones.[8]
21 February United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada Kingston Mohawk Steamship For private owner.[9]
9 March  United Kingdom Messrs. Hilhouse & Hill Bristol Duke of Cornwall Chinaman For private owner.[10]
9 March  United States New York Liverpool Packet ship For private owner.[11]
10 March  United Kingdom Messrs. Denny & Rankine Dumbarton Commodore Merchantman For private owner.[12]
18 March  United Kingdom Messrs. K. Woods & Sons Maryport Hugh Matthie Full-rigged ship For Joseph Sparks.[13]
21 March  United Kingdom Fagan Kingstown Duchess of Leinster Brig For private owner.[14]
30 March  France Cherbourg L'Agile Brig For French Navy.[15]
March  United Kingdom J. Crown Sunderland Bzyb Barque For Imperial Russian Government.[16][17]
3 April  United Kingdom Michael Ratsey Cowes Fairy Schooner yacht For Mr. Perreth.[18]
4 April  France Cherbourg Le Rossignol Brig For French Navy.[19]
12 April  United Kingdom Messrs. Wilmet & Hall Newport Anjer Full-rigged ship For Messr. Wilmet & Hall[20]
13 April  United Kingdom Sheerness Dockyard Rattler Sloop-of-war For Royal Navy.
13 April  United Kingdom Coulson Sculcoates Zephyr Merchantman For private owner.[21]
17 April  United Kingdom Messrs. T. & W. Smith Newcastle upon Tyne Gloriana Full-rigged ship For private owner.[22][23]
25 April  United Kingdom Pembroke Dockyard Victoria and Albert Royal yacht For Queen Victoria.
April  United Kingdom H. Carr Sunderland Ann Mills Snow For J. Ritson.[16]
April  United Kingdom Messrs. Parkinson, Brown & Co. Hull James and Emma Schooner For private owner.[24]
April United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Nova Scotia Fatamagouche Liberty Brigantine For private owner.[25]
16 May  United Kingdom Portsmouth Dockyard Eurydice Corvette For Royal Navy.
18 May  United Kingdom W. Byers Sunderland Isabella Snow For T. Crozier.[16][26]
31 May  United Kingdom Woolwich Dockyard Infernal Driver-class sloop For Royal Navy.[27][28][29][30]
31 May  United Kingdom Messrs. Miller & Ravenhill Blackwall Prince of Wales Paddle steamer For Old Margate Steam-boat Company.[31][32]
31 May  United Kingdom Woolwich Dockyard Rosamond Steamship For Royal Navy.[33]
May  United States Norfolk Navy Yard Perry Brig For United States Navy.
May  United Kingdom Ralph Hutchinson Monkwearmouth Four Sisters Barque For S. Mease.[16][34]
May  United Kingdom W. Spowers Sunderland Saville Snow For McColl & Co.[16][35]
May  United Kingdom Austin & Mills Sunderland Till Snow For Pow & Co.[16][36]
1 June  United Kingdom James Edwards South Shields Dublin Merchantman For private owner.[37]
13 June  United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Raritan Raritan-class frigate For United States Navy.
14 June  United Kingdom John Arthur Prichard Pwllheli Argoed Schooner For private owner.[38]
24 June  Prussia Carmesins Werft Grabow Amazone Corvette For Prussian Navy.
29 June  United Kingdom Hedderwich & Rowan Kelvinhaugh Breadalbane Barque For McNeil & Co.[39]
29 June  United Kingdom Govan Vanguard Steamship For Dublin, Glasgow and Cork Steam Packet Company.[39]
June United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Province of Canada Thomas H. Oliver Quebec Chusan Barque For private owner.[40]
June  United Kingdom Hugh Morris Pwllheli Maria Sloop For private owner.[38]
3 July  United Kingdom Killaloe The Lady Burgoyne Steamship For private owner.[41]
11 July  United Kingdom Pembroke Dockyard Helena Helena-class brig-sloop For Royal Navy.[42][33]
12 July  United Kingdom Woolwich Dockyard Chichester Southampton-class frigate For Royal Navy.[43]
13 July  United Kingdom John Laird Birkenhead Helen MacGregor Paddle steamer For Mr Gee.[44]
19 July  United Kingdom William Patterson Bristol Great Britain Passenger ship For Great Western Steamship Company. The first ocean-going ship that had both an iron hull and a screw propeller.[45]
27 July  United Kingdom Robert Johnson Bideford Maria Schooner For Mr. Hinks and others.[46]
27 July  United Kingdom Portsmouth Dockyard Sealark Pandora-class brig-sloop For Royal Navy.[33]
29 July  United Kingdom Messrs. Clarke & Sons Liverpool Martha Jaggers East Indiaman For private owner.[47]
July United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Nova Scotia River John Indus Brig For private owner.[48]
1 August  United States Langley B. Culley Baltimore, Maryland Lawrence Brig For United States Navy.
5 August  United States New York Queen of the West Packet ship For Messrs. Woodhill and Minturn.[49]
10 August  France Oronque Frigate For French Navy.[50]
26 August  United Kingdom Henry Jones Port Madoc Miss Maddocks Sloop For private owner.[51]
28 August  United Kingdom Messrs Mulvey Chester Templeman Full-rigged ship For Messrs. Prowse & Co.[52]
August  United Kingdom Kate Schooner For private owner.[53]
August  United Kingdom Messrs. Spence & Son River Tees Red Rose East Indiaman For private owner.[54]
August United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Nova Scotia River John, Nova Scotia Ross-shire Brig For private owner.[48]
3 September  France Cherbourg Darien Steamship For French Government.[55]
5 September  United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Princeton Sloop-of-war For United States Navy.
9 September  France Toulon L'Hirondelle Iris-class schooner For French Navy.[56]
9 September  United Kingdom Messrs. Tod and MacGregor Glasgow Princess Alice Paddle steamer For North Lancashire Steam Navigatio Co.[57][58]
11 September  United Kingdom Taylor Woodbridge Princess Royal Schooner For private owner.[59]
12 September India Bombay Pluto Steamship For P&O.[60]
17 September  Russia I. S. Dimitriev Nicholaieff Iagudiil Sultan Makhmud-class ship of the line For Imperial Russian Navy.
21 September  United Kingdom Pembroke Dockyard Vulture Cyclops-class frigate For Royal Navy.
23 September  France Cherbourg La Chevrette Tactique-class gun-brig For French Navy.[61]
25 September  United Kingdom Messrs. Thomas Fearnon & Co Liverpool Nimrod Paddle steamer For Cork Steamship Co. Ltd.[62]
26 September  United Kingdom Messrs. Davenport, Grindrod, and Patrick Liverpool Fire Queen Paddle steamer For private owner.[63][62]
26 September  United Kingdom Messrs. Vernon & Co. Liverpool Nimrod Steamship For City of Cork Steamship Company.[63]
27 September  Denmark Gefion Frigate For Royal Danish Navy.
29 September  United Kingdom Messrs. Coates & Young Belfast Magnet Paddle steamer For private owner.[64]
7 October  United Kingdom Thomas Cliff Knottingley Harriett Schooner For John Burnitt.[65]
7 October  Spain Arsenal de la Carracca Cádiz Opyt Schooner For Imperial Russian Navy.[66]
10 October  United Kingdom Messrs. John & Thomas Johnson Runcorn Laffak Merchantman For private owner.[67]
10 October  United Kingdom Deptford Dockyard Worcester Southampton-class frigate For Royal Navy.
22 October Portugal Portuguese India Daman Dom Fernando II e Glória Frigate For Portuguese Navy.[68]
23 October  United Kingdom Messrs. Robinson & Hall Stockton-on-Tees Belle Full-rigged ship For private owner.[69]
23 October  United States Portsmouth Navy Yard Portsmouth Sloop-of-war For United States Navy.
24 October  United Kingdom Dart Brig For private owner.[70]
25 October  United States New York Yorkshire Ocean liner For private owner.[71]
October  France Rochefort, Charente-Maritime Panama Frigate For French Navy.[72]
6 November  Portugal Lisbon Iris Corvette For Portuguese Navy.[73]
11 November  United Kingdom John Laird North Birkenhead The Dove Steamship For Baptist Missionary Society.[74][75]
22 November  United Kingdom Messrs. Brundritt and Whiteway Runcorn Harriett Merchantman For Joseph Coyne.[76]
22 November  France Lorient Le Pandour Brig For French Navy.[77]
5 December  United States Stackhouse and Tomlinson Erie, Michigan Michigan Paddle steamer For United States Navy.
23 December  United Kingdom Messrs. Evans & Cox Bideford Glenelg full-rigged ship For Messrs. Evan, Baillie, Sons & Co.[78]
29 December  United Kingdom Thomas Wilson Liverpool Iron Duke Steamship For City of Dublin Steam Navigation Company.[79]
December  United Kingdom Robert Napier and Sons Govan Dundalk Steamship For private owner.[80]
Unknown date  United States Sackets Harbor, New York Active Cutter For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date  United Kingdom Sunderland Alert Snow For Stevens & Co.[16][81]
Unknown date  Chile San Carlos de Ancud Ancud Schooner For Chilean Navy.
Unknown date  United Kingdom Rodham & Todd Sunderland Anenome Snow For Mr. Cropton.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Ralph Hutchinson Sunderland Arthur Schooner For private owner.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Sunderland Aurora Barque For Mr. Ryan.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Bowman and Drummond Blyth Barleycorn Merchantman For private owner.[82]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Charles Sloop For private owner.[83]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Bridgewater Trustees, or Bridgewater Navigation Company Runcorn Commerce Mersey flat For private owner.[84]
Unknown date  United Kingdom J. Crown Sunderland Countess of Bective Barque For Mr. Nicholson.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom J. Bell Sunderland Cresswell Packet Schooner For J. Bell.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Laing & Simey Sunderland Cressy Full-rigged ship For Duncan Dunbar & Co.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom J. Crown Sunderland Crown Snow For J. Crown.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Sunderland Dido Brig For Mr. Burrell.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom James Edwards South Shields Duchess of Buccleuch East Indiaman For J. Edwards.
Unknown date  United Kingdom Aberdeen Duncan Ritchie Barque For private owner.[85]
Unknown date  Sweden Desirée Man of war For Royal Swedish Navy.[86]
Unknown date  United Kingdom J. Todd Sunderland Ebenezer Merchantman For R. Oliver.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom W. Chilton Sunderland Elizabeth Brig For Wood & Co.[16]
Unknown date  United States Empire Paddle steamer For Troy Line.
Unknown date  United Kingdom Laing & Simey Sunderland Ferret Schooner For P. Laing.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom J. Brown Sunderland George & Richard Snow For J. Hay.[16]
Unknown date United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of Newfoundland Gertrude Brig For private owner.
Unknown date  United Kingdom Southwick Golconda Barque For Mr. Richardson.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Liverpool Guide Pilot vessel For Iron Company.[87]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Stafford & Forster Sunderland Henderson Snow For Milne & Co.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom H. Dixon Sunderland Henry & Ann Snow For Mr. Longstaff.[16]
Unknown date  United States Cincinnati, Ohio Hercules Paddle steamer For Ocean Towing Co.
Unknown date  United States Black River, Ohio Home Schooner For W. D. Winslow, Robert White and Thomas Jones.
Unknown date  United States James M. Averill Chicago, Illinois Independence Steamboat For private owner.
Unknown date  United Kingdom George Barker Sunderland Isabella Sloop For private owner.[16]
Unknown date  United States Williamsburgh, New York James M. Waterbury Pilot boat For Ornen & Roberts.
Unknown date  United Kingdom W. Potts Sunderland Jane Alice Snow For J. Potts.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Hylton Carr Hylton Ferry John & Ann Schooner For S. Fletcher.[16][26]
Unknown date  United Kingdom William Bonker Salcombe Lady Kingsale Sloop For Samuel Pearce.[88]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Bowman and Drummond Blyth Lady Ridley Schooner For Mr. Marfitt.[89]
Unknown date  France Dunkerque Lansier Full-rigged ship For Royal Netherlands Navy.[90]
Unknown date  United Kingdom James Robinson Sunderland Leda Snow For Mr. Errington.[16]
Unknown date United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Colony of New Brunswick Joshua Briggs St. Andrews Lord Ashburton Barque For Nehemiah Marks.
Unknown date  United States Cincinnati, Ohio Lucy Walker Paddle steamer For private owner.
Unknown date  United Kingdom Brundrit & Whiteway Runcorn Mary Jane Schooner For private owner.[91]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Sunderland Mary Queen of Scots Barque For Mr. Fairfield.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom W. Wilkinson Sunderland Newbottle Snow For private owner.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Bartram & Lister Sunderland Pallas Barque For Mr. Henley.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom T. & J. Brocklebank Whitehaven Patriot Queen Full-rigged ship For T. & J. Brocklebank.[92]
Unknown date  United States Waterman & Ewell Medford, Massachusetts Paul Jones Clipper For Daniel C. Bacon, Robert Bennet Forbes, John Murray Forbes and Russell & Co.
Unknown date Russian Empire Grand Duchy of Finland Suomenlinna Primus Barque For private owner.[93]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Kirkbride & partners Sunderland Queen of the Tyne Merchantman For R. Wright.[16]
Unknown date  United States New York Seneca Steamship For private owner.
Unknown date  United Kingdom John M. Gales Sunderland Sprite Snow For Mr. Thompson.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom G. Thompson Sunderland Swallow Snow For Mr. Thompson.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Bartram & Lister Sunderland Thorndale Snow For W. Burnett.[16]
Unknown date  United States location Uncas Steamship For private owner.
Unknown date  France Dunkerque Van Speyk Sixth rate For Royal Navy.[94]
Unknown date  United Kingdom S. & P. Mills Sunderland Vertumnus Barque For S. Mills.[16]
Unknown date  Austrian Empire Venice Vulcano Paddle steamer For Austrian Navy.
Unknown date  United Kingdom William Thompson Dumfries William Thompson Schooner For William Thompson.[95]
Unknown date  United Kingdom W. Wilkinson Sunderland Zephyr Snow For Mr. Lumsdon.[16]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Peter Austin Sunderland Zior Merchantman For Mr. Blackett.[16]

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