List of ship launches in 1817
The list of ship launches in 1817 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1817.
Date | Country | Builder | Location | Ship | Class | Notes |
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3 January | ![]() |
Deptford Dockyard | Linnet | Quail-class schooner | For Royal Navy.[1] | |
3 January | ![]() |
William Stone | Deptford Dockyard | Quail | Quail-class schooner | For Royal Navy. |
January | ![]() |
James Crown | Sunderland | Milo | Brig | For James Crown.[2][3] |
1 February | ![]() |
Pembroke Dockyard | Thetis | Leda-class frigate | For Royal Navy. | |
4 February | ![]() |
John Hutcheon & Co. | Peterhead | Alert | Whaler | For private owner.[4] |
15 February | ![]() |
Henry Canham | Woolwich Dockyard | Swift | Quail-class schooner | For Royal Navy.[5] |
16 February | ![]() |
Dunkerque | L'Espérance | Corvette | For French Navy.[6] | |
17 February | ![]() |
Bombay Dockyard | Melville | Black Prince-class ship of the line | For Royal Navy. | |
18 February | ![]() |
Henry Canham | Deptford Dockyard | Redbreast | Quail-class schooner | For Royal Navy.[7] |
15 March | ![]() |
John Foster | Selby | Almorah | Full-rigged ship | For private owner.[8] |
19 March | ![]() |
Edward Churchill | Plymouth Dockyard | Agincourt | Vengeur-class ship of the line | For Royal Navy.[9] |
22 March | ![]() |
John Wood & Co. | Port Glasgow | Defiance | Paddle steamer | For Lochgoil Co.[10] |
March | ![]() |
Robert Davy | Topsham | Mary | Schooner | For private owner.[11] |
1 April | ![]() |
Jean Michel Segondat | Cherbourg | La Cléopâtre | Armide-class frigate | For French Navy.[12] |
2 April | ![]() |
Michael Smith | Howrah | Hashemy | Full-rigged ship | For private owner. |
17 April | ![]() |
James Macrae | Chittagong | Belle Alliance | Merchantman | For private owner. |
April | ![]() |
Apollo | Brig | For private owner.[13] | ||
April | ![]() |
Garmouth | Success | Sloop | For private owner.[14] | |
3 May | ![]() |
George Parkin | Chatham Dockyard | Starling | Cutter | For Royal Navy.[15] |
11 May | ![]() |
John Wood & Co. | Port Glasgow | Tug | Paddle tug | For London, Leith, Edinburgh & Glasgow Shipping Co.[16][17] |
17 May | ![]() |
B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Kamchatka | Kamchatka-class frigate | For Imperial Russian Navy.[18] |
17 May | ![]() |
William Taylor | Bideford | Tees | Conway-class post ship | For Royal Navy. |
30 May | ![]() |
Seville | Réal Ferdinand | Steamship | For private owner.[19][20] | |
15 June | ![]() |
B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Olimp | Feniks-class sloop | For Imperial Russian Navy.[21] |
26 June | ![]() |
Jabez Bayley | Ipswich | Traveller | Brig | For private owner.[22] |
June | ![]() |
Metcalf | Kingston upon Hull | Broughton | Brig | For private owner.[23] |
June | ![]() |
Steemson | Hull | Perkins | Brig | For private owner.[23] |
15 July | ![]() |
William Bottomley | King's Lynn | Brampton | East Indiaman | For private owner.[24] |
15 July | ![]() |
James Evans | South Shields | Kains | Indiaman | For private owner.[25] |
16 July | ![]() |
Richard Bulmer | South Shields | Catherine | Indiaman | For private owner.[25][26] |
17 July | ![]() |
Deptford | Royal George | Royal yacht | For George III. | |
27 July | ![]() |
Pembroke Dockyard | Arethusa | Leda-class frigate | For Royal Navy. | |
30 July | ![]() |
J. & H. Smith | Gainsborough | Prince of Cobourg | Steam packet | For private owner.[27] |
31 July | ![]() |
Chapman & Campion | Whitby | Emulous | Brig | For Chapman & Co. |
July | ![]() |
Schuyt | Amsterdam | Polyphème | Téméraire-class ship of the line | For French Navy. |
4 August | ![]() |
I. S. Razumov | Saint Petersburg | Fershampenuaz | Trekh Sviatitlei-class ship of the line | For Imperial Russian Navy.[28] |
12 August | ![]() |
Portsmouth Dockyard | Prince Regent | Royal yacht | For George III.[29] | |
13 August | ![]() |
A. M. Kurochkin | Archangelsk | Pomona | Sixth rate | For Imperial Russian Navy.[30] |
August | ![]() |
Caroline | Brig | For private owner.[31] | ||
1 September | ![]() |
B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Gektor | Provornyi-class frigate | For Imperial Russian Navy.[32] |
17 September | ![]() |
B. F. Stoker | Saint Petersburg | Eol | Vestnik-class cutter |
For Imperial Russian Navy.[33] |
29 September | ![]() |
Robert Steel & Co. | Greenock | Glasgow | Merchantman | For private owner.[34] |
7 October | ![]() |
Richard Bulmer & Co. | South Shields | Asia | Brig | For W. Stoveld. |
7 October | ![]() |
M. K. Surovtsov | Kherson | Evstafii | Fourth rate | For Imperil Russian Navy.[35] |
9 October | ![]() |
A. I. Melikhov | Nikolaev | Andrei | Tender | For Imperial Russian Navy.[36] |
11 October | ![]() |
Tarusov | Sevastopol | Dionissi | Tender | For Imperial Russian Navy.[37] |
12 October | ![]() |
Wadia Group | Calcutta | Trincomalee | Leda-class frigate | For Royal Navy. |
25 October | ![]() |
Robert Wigram | Blackwall Yard | Dunira | East Indiaman | For British East India Company.[38] |
28 October | ![]() |
Charles Grayson | Liverpool | Lady Patroness | Cutter | For private owner.[39] |
October | ![]() |
John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Salus | Merchantman | For J. Gales.[2][40] |
14 November | ![]() |
Hilhouse, Sons & Co. | Bristol | Henry Porcher | Barque | For Joseph Graves. |
15 December | ![]() |
Gibson | Hull | Thalia | Full-rigged ship | For Joel Foster.[41] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Agenor | Brig | For Richard Clark.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Amphitrite | Snow | For John M. & William Gales.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John & Philip Lain | Sunderland | Aries | Merchantman | For H. Tanner.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Richard Hare | Borneo | Borneo | Full-rigged ship | For Richard Hare. |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John & Philip Laing | Sunderland | Busy | Merchantman | For Mr. Everard.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Chester | Calcutta | Merchantman | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Columbus | Brigantine | For private owner. | ||
Unknown date | ![]() |
Danmark | Third rate | For Royal Danish Navy.[42] | ||
Unknown date | ![]() |
John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Darius | Brig | For Thomas Bonner.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John & Philip Laing | Sunderland | Doris | Merchantman | For John Laing.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Coringa | Dotterel | Brig | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Bideford | Duke of York | Barque | For J. Price. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Factor | Brig | For John M. & William Gales.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Fredriksværn | Brig | For Royal Norwegian Navy.[43] | ||
Unknown date | ![]() |
Bombay | Henry Meriton | Brig | For Bombay Pilot Service.[44] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Liverpool | Hindostan | Merchantman | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Dunkerque | Holland | Second rate | For Royal Netherlands Navy.[45] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Dunkerque | Kozak | Full-rigged ship | For Royal Netherlands Navy.[46] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Karlskrona | King Charles III | Ship of the line | For Royal Swedish Navy.[47] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
London | Lady Raffles | East Indiaman | For British East India Company.[48][49] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Leopold | Brig | For private owner.[50] | ||
Unknown date | ![]() |
John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Lyra | Brig | For William Guest.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Onslow | Onslow | Merchantman | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
D. Boyd, J. DeGraff, E. Lusher, C. Smyth and A. Van Santvoord | Sacketts Harbor, New York | Ontario | Paddle steamer | For Ontario Steamboat Company. |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Sunderland | Orient | Merchantman | For private owner.[2] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
King's County | Prince Regent | Merchantman | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John Laing & Co | Sunderland | Proteus | Merchantman | For Laing & Co.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Rotterdam | Schelde | Fourth rate | For Royal Netherlands Navy.[51] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John M. & William Gales | Sunderland | Scotia | Brig | For W. Marshall.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Chepstow | Severn | Snow | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John Laing & Co. | Sunderland | Shannon | Merchantman | For Kendall & Co.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John & Philip Laing | Sunderland | Thalia | Merchantman | For J. Felt.[2] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Sunderland | Thomas & Ann | Snow | For private owner.[2] | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Whitby | Transit | Full-rigged ship | For Francis Fisher. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
A. P. Antipev | Kazan | Vulkan | Vulkan-class bomb vessel | For Imperial Russian Navy.[52] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Hull | Westmoreland | Full-rigged ship | For private owner. | |
Unknown date | ![]() |
John Wood & Co. | Port Glasgow | Woods | Brigantine | For Bain & Co.[53] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
B. F. Stoke | Saint Petersburg | Zefir | Cutter | For Imperial Russian Navy.[54] |
Unknown date | ![]() |
Rotterdam | Zwaluw | Full-rigged ship | For Royal Netherlands Navy.[55] |
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