List of ship launches in 1833

The list of ship launches in 1833 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1833.

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

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