List of ship launches in 1828

The list of ship launches in 1828 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1828.

Date	Country	Builder	Location	Ship	Class	Notes
3 January	United Kingdom	Robert Campion	Whitby	Meg Merrilles	Brig	For Messrs. Luffer & Co. [1]
19 January	United Kingdom		Chatham Dockyard	Cruizer	Snake-class ship-sloop	For Royal Navy.
2 February	United Kingdom	Menzies & Sons	Leith	Agnes	East Indiaman	For private owner. [2]
16 February	United Kingdom	Emmbert	Chepstow	Warrior	Merchantman	For private owner. [3]
18 February	United Kingdom	Smith	Gainsborough	Pelham	Paddle Steamer	For Grimsby and Hull Steam Packet Company. [4]
21 February	United Kingdom	Thomas Brodrick	Whitby	Edward Lombe	Full-rigged ship	For Robert Freeman.
22 February	United Kingdom	Gray	Kincardine	Tullyallan Castle	Steamship	For private owner. [5]
23 February	United Kingdom		North Shields	Adeline	Steamship	For private owner. [6]
28 February	United Kingdom	New Quay Company	Liverpool	Emma	Mersey flat	For Mersey and Irwell Navigation. [7]
1 March	France		Bayonne	La Capricieuse	Gazelle-class schooner	For French Navy. [8]
5 March	United Kingdom	Caleb & James Smith	Liverpool	William Fawcett	Steamship	For Fawcett & Preston. [9]
15 March	United Kingdom	R. and N. Campion	Whitby	Robin Hood	Brig	For private owner. [10]
17 March	India		Bombay Dockyard	Bombay	Canopus-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy. [11]
17 March	United Kingdom	Philip Sainty	Wivenhoe	Pearl	Sloop	For Royal Navy. [12] [13]
20 March	France	Philippe-Jacque Moreau	Brest	La Terpsichore	Fourth rate	For French Navy. [14]
March	United Kingdom	L. Crown	Sunderland	Partisan	Snow	For J. Dale. [15] [16]
1 April	United Kingdom	John Longbourne & Co.	Whitby	Hopewell	Full-rigged ship	For George White. [17]
2 April	United Kingdom	T. & W. Smith	Newcastle upon Tyne	Duke of Roxburgh	Barque	For Pirie & Co. [18]
4 April	United Kingdom	Ritchie & McLaine	Belfast	Boyne	Brig	For Messrs. Hardy & Clark and Messrs. George & Richard Haloran. [19]
5 April	United Kingdom	F. Preston	Great Yarmouth	Lord William Bentinck	Merchantman	For F. Preston. [20]
15 April	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Leda	Seringapatam-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
15 April	France		Bayonne	Le Dore	Vésuve-class bomb vessel	For French Navy. [21]
15 April	France		Bayonne	Le Finistère	Vésuve-class bomb vessel	For French Navy. [22]
16 April	United Kingdom	William Bayley	Ipswich	Thames	Schooner	For John Roberts & Jeffry Smith. [23]
19 April	France		Toulon	Le Cyclope	Vésuve-class bomb vessel	For French Navy. [24]
25 April	United Kingdom	J. Burdon	Sunderland	Glenalvon	Barque	For Home & Co. [15] [25]
26 April	United Kingdom	Hillhouse & Sons	Bristol	Lord William Bentinck	Merchantman	For George Hillhouse.
27 April	Russia	S. O. Burachek	Astrakhan	Ardebil	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy. [26]
28 April	United Kingdom	Adam Gordon	Deptford	James Pattison	Merchantman	For private owner.
30 April	United Kingdom		Port Glasgow	Miranda	Schooner	For private owner. [27]
April	United Kingdom	John M. Gales	Sunderland	Earl Bathurst	Merchantman	For John M. Gales. [15] [28]
April	United Kingdom		Warsash	Pearl	Cutter	For Marquess of Anglesey. [29]
April	United Kingdom	Blaker	Southampton	Zebra	Yacht	For A. Richardson. [29]
1 May	United Kingdom	G. H. Porrett	Scarborough	Andromache	East Indiaman	For Mr. Jacobs. [30]
1 May	United Kingdom	Mulvey	Chester	Halkia	Schooner	For private owner. [31]
1 May	United Kingdom	Daniel List	Fishbourne	Harlequin	Yacht	For George Vernon. [32]
1 May	United Kingdom	Blaker	Southampton	Medora	Yacht	For J. Greathead. [33]
8 May	United States		New York	Caledonia	Full-rigged ship	For private owner. [34]
10 May	France		Toulon	Le Vulcain	Vésuve-class bomb vessel	For French Navy. [35]
12 May	United Kingdom	Ruble	Southampton	Ondine	Cutter	For G. W. Heneage. [36]
15 May	United Kingdom	Messrs. Pearson	Thorne Waterside	German	Brig	For private owner. [37]
15 May	France		Toulon	L'Achéron	Vésuve-class bomb vessel	For French Navy. [38]
15 May	United Kingdom	Ruble	Southampton	Peri	Cutter	For Mr. Murray. [36]
20 May	United Kingdom	Charles Connell & Sons	Belfast	Ann	Brigantine	For Thomas Williamson. [39] [40]
26 May	United Kingdom	William Bottomly	King's Lynn	Royal Admiral	Barque	For William Bottomly.
27 May	United Kingdom	William Wright	North Shields	Prince George	Barque	For Henry Wright.
29 May	United Kingdom	Dikes and Gibson	Hull	Lord Goderich	East Indiaman	For John Featherstone. [41]
May	United Kingdom	R. Dixon	Sunderland	Benton	Merchantman	For Mr. McCree. [15] [16]
May	United Kingdom		Grimsby	Traveller	Schooner	For private owner. [42]
13 June	Russia	S. O. Burachek	Astrakhan	Dzhevan Bulak	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy. [43]
13 June	Russia	S. O. Burachek	Astrakhan	Turkmenchai	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy. [44]
17 June	France		Lorient	L'Atalante	Vestale-class frigate	For French Navy. [45]
25 June	United Kingdom		Southampton	Miranda	Yacht	For J. Maxse. [46]
28 June	United States		New York Navy Yard	Fairfield	Boston-class sloop	For United States Navy. [47]
28 June	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Snipe	Nightingale-class cutter	For Royal Navy.
28 June	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Sparrow	Bramble-class cutter	For Royal Navy.
28 June	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Speedy	Nightingale-class cutter	For Royal Navy.
30 June	United Kingdom		Milford Haven	Amelia	Yacht	For B. R. Robertson. [48]
30 June	United Kingdom	Roberts	Milford Haven	Industrious	Smack	For private owner. [48]
30 June	United Kingdom	John Jones	Hirael	Pansylipo	Cutter	For Walter Davies Griffith. [49]
June	United Kingdom		Belfast	Ann	Schooner	For private owner. [50]
June	Colony of Prince Edward Island		Three Rivers	Mary Macdonald	Brig	For private owner. [51]
June	Colony of New Brunswick		Cocagne	Penrith	Merchantman	For private owner. [52]
June	United Kingdom		Morton	William Francis	Sloop	For private owner. [53]
15 July	France		Toulon	Didon	Dryade-class frigate	For French Navy.
28 July	France		Cherbourg	Melpomène	Surveillante-class frigate	For French Navy.
28 July	United Kingdom	Edward Churchill	Plymouth Dockyard	Royal Adelaide	Princess Charlotte-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy. [54]
July	Colony of Nova Scotia		Cornwallis	Æolus	Schooner	For private owner. [55]
July	Russia		Nicholaieff	Leman	Man-of-war	For Imperial Russian Navy. [56]
July	Colony of New Brunswick		Hopewell	Mary Clarke	Brig	For private owner. [55]
July	Russia		Nicholaieff	Mingrelia	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy. [56]
July	Colony of Nova Scotia		Amherst	Sarah	Brig	For private owner. [55]
July	United Kingdom			The Pride of the Ocean	Pleasure boat	For A. Corbet. [57]
July	Russia		Nicholaieff	Tschesme	Ship of the line	For Imperial Russian Navy. [56]
1 August	France		Cherbourg	La Belle Gabrielle	Surveillante-class frigate	For French Navy. [58]
11 August	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Comus	Comet-class sloop	For Royal Navy. [11]
12 August	United Kingdom	L. Rose & Son	Leith	Mabon	Schooner	For Leith and Hull Shipping Company. [59]
14 August	United Kingdom	James Taylor	Pembroke Dockyard	Comet	Comet-class sloop	For Royal Navy. [60]
14 August	Denmark		Copenhagen	Waldemar	Third Rate	For Royal Danish Navy. [61] [62]
16 August	France		Rochefort	La Dryade	Didon-class frigate	For French Navy. [63]
18 August	United States		Washington Navy Yard	St. Louis	Sloop-of-war	For United States Navy.
25 August	France		Lorient	Herminie	Frigate	For French Navy. [64]
26 August	United Kingdom		Deptford Dockyard	Nimrod	Atholl-class corvette	For Royal Navy. [65]
26 August	United Kingdom	Mottershead & Heyes	Liverpool	Sandbach	West Indiaman	For Sandbach, Tinne & Co. [66]
28 August	United Kingdom	James Laing	South Shields	Osbert	Collier	For private owner. [67]
30 August	Russia		Odessa	Elizabeth	Frigate	For Imperial Russian Navy. [68]
August	United Kingdom	Wilkinson	Sunderland	Edward Charleton	Merchantman	For Charelton & Co. [15] [69]
18 September	United Kingdom	Joseph Tipitt	Bristol	Enchantress	West Indiaman	For private owner.
20 September	United States		Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Monongahela	Packet ship	For W. and J. Brown & Co. [70]
23 September	United Kingdom	T. Brodrick	Whitby	Clara	Barque	For W. Fraser & Co. [71]
24 September	United States		Portsmouth Naval Shipyard	Concord	Boston-class sloop	For United States Navy. [72]
24 September	Russia	S. O. Burachek	Astrakhan	Miana	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy. [73]
September	United Kingdom	T. Tiffing	Sunderland	Thomas and Mary	Snow	For private owner. [15]
2 October	United Kingdom		Cowes	Zoe	Miniature frigate	For Earl of Belfast. [74]
9 October	United Kingdom		Woolwich Dockyard	Clyde	Modified Leda-class frigate	For Royal Navy. [75]
9 October	United Kingdom		Pembroke Dockyard	Hotspur	Seringapatam-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
24 October	United Kingdom	Menzies & Son	Leith	Duke of Buccleuch	Smack	For London and Leith Old Shipping Company. [76]
29 October	United Kingdom	Menzies & Sons	Leith	Duke of Buccleuch	Smack	For London and Leith Old Shipping Company. [77]
October	Netherlands		Rotterdam	Atlas	Steamship	For private owner. [78]
October	United Kingdom			Chance-It	Merchantman	For private owner. [79]
October	United Kingdom	James Johnson	River Wear	George IV	Full-rigged ship	For private owner. [80]
October	Russia			Minerva	Frigate	For Imperial Russian Navy. [81]
October	United Kingdom	Wilkinson	Sunderland	Renard	Schooner	For M. Plummer & Co. [15] [69]
October	Russia			Vadeja l'Esperance	Frigate	For Imperial Russian Navy. [81]
1 November	Russia		Okta	Arcis	Ship of the line	For Imperial Russian Navy. [82]
1 November	Russia		Okta	Nadeshda	Frigate	For Imperial Russian Navy. [82]
10 November	United Kingdom	Furley	Gainsborough, Lincolnshire	Atlas	Steamship	For private owner. [83]
11 November	Russia		Saint Petersburg	Omheten	Ship of the line	For Imperial Russian Navy. [84]
22 November	France		Lorient	Artémise	Frigate	For French Navy.
30 November	Ottoman Empire	Antuvan Kaifa	Constantinople	Mahmudiye	First rate	For Ottoman Navy. [85] [86]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Anacreon	Brig	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	United States		Erie, Pennsylvania	Benjamin Rush	Cutter	For United States Revenue Cutter Service.
Unknown date	India		Bombay	Bheema	Pattamer	For British East India Company. [87]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	T. Rowntree	Sunderland	Boreas	Merchantman	For Mr. Ness. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Gales	Sunderland	Brilliant Star	Merchantman	For George Thompson. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Caspian	Merchantman	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Adamson & Sons	Sunderland	Clorinda	Barque	For Mr. McGeary. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Jabez Bayley	Ipswich	Commerce	Steamship	For private owner. [88]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	T. Reed	Sunderland	Diamond	Merchantman	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	Netherlands		Dordrecht	Dordrecht	Transport ship	For Royal Netherlands Navy. [89]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Gales	Sunderland	Duke of Clarence	Snow	For Mr. Fenwick. [15]
Unknown date	India		Bombay	Euprhates	Brig	For British East India Company. [90]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Fanny	Barque	For Mr. Donaldson. [15]
Unknown date	Norway			Freya	Frigate	For Royal Norwegian Navy. [91]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Allison	Sunderland	Gem	Schooner	For T. Guy. [15]
Unknown date	Colony of Prince Edward Island		Murray Harbour	Hibernia	Passenger ship	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Gales	Sunderland	Hilton	Merchantman	For William Gales. [15]
Unknown date	India		Bombay	Hormanjee Bomanjee	Full-rigged ship	For private owner. [90]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Jane	Brigantine	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Jane Lockhart	Barque	For Mr. Dalrymple. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Philip Laing	Sunderland	Jean Young	Merchantman	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Philip Laing	Sunderland	John Pirie	Merchantman	For Pirie & Co. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Gales	Sunderland	Lord Durham	Merchantman	For William Gales. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Philip Laing	Sunderland	Lucretia	Merchantman	For Hall & Co. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Philip Laing	Sunderland	Marys	Merchantman	For Philip Laing. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Bristol	Miranda	Merchantman	For Drew & Co.
Unknown date	India		Bombay	Panna or Pownah	Pattamer	For British East India Company. [87]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Robert Reay	Sunderland	Plawsworth	Brig	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Monkwearmouth	Regalia	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Rhoda	Brig	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	T. Reed, or Reed & Young	Sunderland	Robert	Snow	For private owner. [15]
Unknown date	United Kingdom			Royal Oak	Sloop	For private owner. [92]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	William Gales	Sunderland	Ryhope	Snow	For William Gales-. [15]
Unknown date	India		Bombay	Sir Charles Malcolm	East Indiaman	For Bombay Marine. [90] [93]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Londonderry	Strath Ban	Merchantman	For unknown owner. [94]
Unknown date	Netherlands			Suriname	Fifth rate steamship	For Royal Netherlands Navy. [95]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Ball Jr.	Salcombe	Three sisters	Sloop	For John Pillar. [96]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Philadelphia Navy Yard	Vandalia	Boston-class sloop	For United States Navy. [97]
Unknown date	Netherlands		Vlissingen	Windhond	Full-rigged ship	For Royal Netherlands Navy. [98]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	W. Adamson & Sons	Sunderland	Zelina	Schooner	For Mr. Alexander. [15]

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