List of ship launches in 1820
The list of ship launches in 1820 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1820.
Date | Country | Builder | Location | Ship | Class | Notes |
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3 January | ![]() | George Gooch | Rotherhithe | Coromandel | Merchantman | For Scott& Co. |
January | ![]() | Wilson & Co. | Liverpool | Helen Jane | East Indiaman | For Messrs. Gladstone & Co.[1] |
January | ![]() | Mottershead & Heyes | Liverpool | Huskisson | East Indiaman | For Messrs. Tobins & Co.[1] |
January | ![]() | Mulby and Evans | Liverpool | Packet | Merchantman | For Messrs. Kerslake & Co.[1] |
2 February | ![]() | J. & W. Quirk | Liverpool | George the Fourth | Brig | For private owner.[2] |
February | ![]() | J Hepton | Sunderland | Albion | Brig | For J. Hepton.[3][4] |
10 March | ![]() | Ritchie and McLaine | Belfast | Belfast | Steamship | For George Langtry.[5] |
16 March | ![]() | Henry Canham | Woolwich Dockyard | Hawke | Black Prince-class ship of the line | For Royal Navy.[6] |
24 March | ![]() | John Scott & Sons. | Greenock | Clyde | Merchantman | For John Scott & Sons. |
March | ![]() | W. & J. Pile | Sunderland | Jesmond | Snow | For Mr. Anderson.[3][7] |
25 April | ![]() | White | West Cowes | Unnamed | Brig | For private owner.[8] |
April | ![]() | John and William | Schooner | For private owner.[9] | ||
1 May | ![]() | Emsworth | Henry | Schooner | For private owner.[10] | |
3 May | ![]() | White | West Cowes | Trinity Buoy Yacht | Yacht | For private owner.[8] |
4 May | ![]() | Kazan | Gerkules | Ariadna-class corvette | For Imperial Russian Navy.[11] | |
5 May | ![]() | B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Aiaks | Aiaks-class sloop | For Imperial Russian Navy.[12] |
5 May | ![]() | B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Ida | Aiaks-class sloop | For Imperial Russian Navy.[13] |
7 May | ![]() | I. Y. Osminin | Sevastopol | Merkurii | Brig | For Imperial Russian Navy.[14] |
11 May | ![]() | Woolwich Dockyard | Beagle | Cherokee-class brig-sloop | For Royal Navy. | |
13 May | ![]() | Woolwich Dockyard | Barracouta | Cherokee-class brig-sloop | For Royal Navy.[15] | |
17 May | ![]() | Bayonne | La Béarnaise | Iris-class schooner | For French Navy.[16] | |
24 May | ![]() | A. I. Melikhov | Nicholaieff | Ganimed | Brig | For Imperial Russian Navy.[17] |
24 May | ![]() | A. I. Melikhov | Nicholaieff | Nord Adler | Third rate | For Imperial Russian Navy.[18] |
30 May | ![]() | Henry Eckford | Brooklyn Navy Yard | Ohio | Third rate | For United States Navy.[19] |
30 May | ![]() | Portsmouth Dockyard | Prince Regent | Royal yacht | For George IV.[20] | |
31 May | ![]() | Bayonne | L'Hirondelle | Schooner | For French Navy.[21] | |
31 May | ![]() | A. M. Kurohkin | Archangelsk | Merkurii | Spechnyi-class frigate | For Imperial Russian Navy.[22] |
May | ![]() | J. Hall | Sunderland | Albion | Brig | For Hall & Co.[3][4] |
May | ![]() | Industry | Schooner | For private owner.[23] | ||
8 June | ![]() | Y. A. Kolodkin | Lodeynoye Pole | Ladoga | Sloop | For Imperial Russian Navy.[24] |
10 June | ![]() | Pembroke Dockyard | Falcon | Cherokee-class brig-sloop | For Royal Navy. | |
10 June | ![]() | Pembroke Dockyard | Frolic | Cherokee-class brig-sloop | For Royal Navy. | |
13 June | ![]() | Nicholas Diddams | Portsmouth | Minerva | Leda-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[25] |
15 June | ![]() | Portsmouth Dockyard | Minerva | Leda-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[26] | |
1 July | ![]() | James Tippett & Co. | Bristol | The Asia | Brig | For Mr. Scott.[27] |
11 July | ![]() | Menzies | Leith | John Watson | Schooner | For private owner.[28] |
11 July | ![]() | James Shepherd | Paull | Royal George | Merchantman | For Joseph Soames. |
26 July | ![]() | Portsmouth Dockyard | Jasper | Cherokee-class brig-sloop | For Royal Navy.[29] | |
26 July | ![]() | George Parkin | Chatham Dockyard | Trafalgar | Second rate | For Royal Navy.[30] |
27 July | ![]() | Carmarthen | David Walter | Brig | For private owner.[31] | |
27 July | ![]() | George Llewelling | Swansea | Villers | Brig | For private owner.[31] |
28 July | ![]() | Deptford Dockyard | Ariel | Cherokee-class brig-sloop | For Royal Navy.[32] | |
10 August | ![]() | William Stone | Deptford Dockyard | Venus | Leda-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[33][34] |
18 August | ![]() | Edward Churchill | Pembroke Dockyard | Melampus | Modified Leda-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[35] |
24 August | ![]() | Portsmouth | Britomart | Cherokee-class brig-sloop | For Royal Navy.[36] | |
25 August | ![]() | Lorient | Jean Bart | Téméraire-class ship of the line | For French Navy. | |
7 September | ![]() | William Doughty | Philadelphia Navy Yard | North Carolina | Ship of the line | For United States Navy. |
16 September | ![]() | Hilhouse & Co. | Wapping | Feliza | Full-rigged ship | For private owner.[37] |
5 October | ![]() | B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Sviatoi Lavrentii | Aiaks-class sloop | For Imperial Russian Navy.[38] |
19 October | ![]() | William Patrick | Mirfield | Hopewell | Sloop | For private owner.[39] |
20 October | ![]() | Devonport Dockyard | Britannia | Caledonia-class ship of the line | For Royal Navy. | |
21 October | ![]() | Norfolk Navy Yard | Delaware | North Carolina-class ship of the line | For United States Navy.[40] | |
21 October | ![]() | B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Provornyi | Spechnyi-class frigate | For Imperial Russian Navy.[41] |
24 October | ![]() | William Simons & Co. | Greenock | Wilberforce | East Indiaman | For John Robertson.[42] |
October | ![]() | William Symons | Little Falmouth | Marquis of Salisbury | Packet ship | For Post Office Packet Service[43] |
2 November | ![]() | Boston Navy Yard | Alligator | Schooner | For United States Navy. | |
7 November | ![]() | Annan | Henry Brougham | Sloop | For Messrs. Nicholson & Co.[44] | |
7 November | ![]() | William Stone | Deptford Dockyard | Southampton | Southampton-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[45] |
27 November | ![]() | Woolwich Dockyard | Niemen | Atholl-class corvette | For Royal Navy.[46] | |
29 November | ![]() | Woolwich Dockyard | Atholl | Atholl-class corvette | For Royal Navy.[46] | |
5 December | ![]() | W. Smith & Co. | Newcastle upon Tyne | The Flotentia | East Indiaman | For private owner.[47] |
6 December | ![]() | Wigram & Green | Blackwall | Kent | East Indiaman | For British East India Company. |
7 December | ![]() | Woolwich Dockyard | Ranger | Atholl-class corvette | For Royal Navy.[48] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Dunkerque | Arend | Sixth rate | For Royal Netherlands Navy.[49] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Betsy en Carolina | Unrated | For Royal Netherlands Navy.[50] | ||
Unknown date | ![]() | Sunderland | Carley | Sloop | For private owner.[3] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Baltimore, Maryland | Gata | Schooner | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Sunderland | Helen | Merchantman | For Mr. Ballantyne.[3] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Plymouth | Henry | Sloop | For H. Rowe. | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Sunderland | Hinde | Merchantman | For private owner.[3] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Deptford | Hive | Merchantman | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Newcastle upon Tyne | Indefatigable | Packet boat | For private owner.[51] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Whitehaven | Indian | Merchantman | For Woods & Co. | |
Unknown date | ![]() | John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Johns | Snow | For John M. Gales.[3] |
Unknown date | ![]() | John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Newby | Snow | For R. Scurfield.[3] |
Unknown date | ![]() | John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Pauline | Snow | For John Grimshaw.[3] |
Unknown date | ![]() | Constantinople | Peyk i Mesiret | Third rate | For Ottoman Navy.[52] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Portsmouth Navy Yard | Porpoise | Schooner | For United States Navy. | |
Unknown date | ![]() | John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Reaper | Brig | For John M. & William Gales.[3] |
Unknown date | ![]() | Blent | Rotherhithe | Rising Star | Paddle steamer | For Thomas Cochrane. |
Unknown date | ![]() | Sunderland | Sea Flower | Brig | For B. robson.[3][53] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Sericca | Brig | For William Nicholson.[3] |
Unknown date | ![]() | Milford Haven | Skylark | Cutter | For Board of Customs.[54] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Tiffin | Sunderland | Tarragona | Merchantman | For Mr. Tiffin.[3] |
Unknown date | ![]() | Philip Laing | Sunderland | Thisbe | Merchantman | For Philip Laing.[3] |
Unknown date | ![]() | Saint Petersburg | Uraniia | Malyi-class frigate | For Imperial Russian Navy.[55] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | Bombay | Vigilant | Schooner | For British East India Company.[56] | |
Unknown date | ![]() | John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Vulcan | Snow | For Thomas Young.[3] |
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