List of ship launches in 1804

The following ships were launched in 1804.

Date	Country	Builder	Location	Ship	Class	Notes
12 January	France		Rochefort	Lion	Téméraire-class ship of the line	For French Navy.
12 January	France	Antoine, Louis & Mathurin Crucy	Lorient	Palinure	Palinure-class brig	For French Navy.
13 January	New South Wales	Thomas Moore	Sydney	Integrity	Cutter	For Philip Gidley King.
January	Bermuda	Goodrich & Co	Bermuda	Ballahoo	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.[1]
January	France		Saint-Servan	Caroline	Corvette	For Robert Surcouf and Louis Blaize de Maisonneuve.
12 February	India	Matthew Smith	Calcutta	Resource	Full-rigged ship	For private owner.
27 February	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Eagle	Repulse-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy.
27 February	United Kingdom	Hall, Buchan & Co	Aberdeen	The Marquis of Huntley	Merchantman	For Messrs. Fraser & Mole.[2]
February	France		Saint-Malo	Général Pérignon	Privateer	For private owner.[3]
February	France		Ghent	City of Ghent	Armed vessel	For military use.[4]
8 March	India	Hudson	Calcutta	Hope	Merchantman	For private owner.
10 March	United Kingdom	Thomas King	Dover	Kingfisher	Merlin-class ship-sloop	For Royal Navy.[5]
22 March	United Kingdom	John Dudman	Deptford	Tigress	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[6]
26 March	United Kingdom	George Parsons	Bursledon	Fly	Merlin-class ship-sloop	For Royal Navy.
27 March	France	Antoine, Louis & Mathurin Crucy	Lorient	Néarque	Abeille-class brig	For French Navy.
31 March	United Kingdom		Newcastle upon Tyne	Albury	Snow	For T. Boyle.
March	Portugal		Damão	São Francisco Xavier	Third rate	For Portuguese Navy.[7]
March	United States	Richard Hayden	Saybrook, Connecticut	Snake in the Grass	Schooner	For Richard Hayden.
12 April	United Kingdom	Jacob & Sons	Milford	Nautilus	Sloop-of-war	For Royal Navy.
17 April	France	Jean Baudry	Bayonne	Lynx	Lynx-class brig	For French Navy.
24 April	France	Pierre-Elisabeth Rolland	Rochefort	Armide	Armide-class frigate	For French Navy.[8]
26 April	United Kingdom	John Preston	Great Yarmouth	Helena	Sloop-of-war	For Royal Navy.[9]
26 April	United Kingdom	Thomas Pitcher	Northfleet	Bruiser	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[10]
28 April	United Kingdom	George Tower & Co	Aberdeen	Duchess of Bedford	Merchantman	For private owner,[11] but hired by the Royal Navy.[12]
April	India	Thompson	Bengal	General Lake	Merchantman	For private owner.[13]
3 May	United Kingdom	Thomas Pitcher	Northfleet	Blazer	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[14]
7 May	United Kingdom	John Dudman & Co.	Deptford	Manly	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
8 May	United Kingdom	Josiah & Thomas Brindley	Frindsbury	Flamer	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[15]
10 May	United Kingdom	James Martin Hillhouse	Bristol	Albacore	Merlin-class sloop	For Royal Navy.[16]
12 May	United Kingdom	Peter Everitt Mestaer	Rotherhithe	Lord Keith	East Indiaman	For British East India Company.
12 May	United Kingdom	Edward Tippett and Henry Peake	Deptford	Royal Sovereign	Royal Yacht	For George III.
23 May	United Kingdom	Perry, Green & Wells	Blackwall Yard	Saracen	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.[17]
26 May	United Kingdom	Richard Symons & Co.	Falmouth	Despatch	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
28 May	Russia	F. Ignatyev	Archangelsk	Silnyi	Selafail-class ship of the line	For Imperial Russian Navy.[18]
4 June	United Kingdom	Crucy et Cie.	Nantes	Président	Frigate	For French Navy.
7 June	France		Saint-Malo	Lutin	Curieux-class brig	For French Navy.[19]
11 June	United Kingdom	Cortney	Chester	Contest	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[20][21]
14 June	United Kingdom	Tindall	Scarborough	Centurion	West Indiaman	For Mr. Tindall.
23 June	France	Antoine, Louis & Mathurin Crucy	Nantes	Pandour	Curieux-class brig	For French Navy.
28 June	France	Danet	Antwerp	Phaeton	Palinure-class brig	For French Navy.
30 June	United Kingdom	Thomas Pitcher	Northfleet	Clinker	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[22]
30 June	United Kingdom	Thomas Pitcher	Northfleet	Cracker	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
2 July	United Kingdom	Josiah & Thomas Brindley	Frindsbury	Firm	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
8 July	France	Antoine, Louis & Mathurin Crucy	Nantes	Faune	Abeille-class brig	For French Navy.
8 July	United Kingdom	Henry Adams	Bucklers Hard	Swiftsure	Swiftsure-class ship of the line	For Royal Navy.[23]
9 July	France	Pierre-Joseph Pénétraut	Dunkerque	Sylphe	Abeille-class brig	For French Navy.
10 July	France	Rolland	Rochefort	Actéon	Lynx-class brig	For French Navy.
10 July	Russia	M. K. Surotsov	Kherson	Pravyi	Third rate	For Imperial Russian Navy.[24]
12 July	France	Enterprise Ethéart	Saint-Malo	Espiègle	Palimure-class brig	For French Navy.[25]
14 July	Denmark-Norway		Copenhagen	Pærlen	Fifth rate	For Dano-Norwegian Navy.[26]
19 July	France	Jean Baudrey	Bayonne	Départment des Landes	Corvette	For French Navy.
21 July	United Kingdom	William Rowe	Newcastle upon Tyne	Acute	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[27]
21 July	United Kingdom	Josiah & Thomas Brindley	King's Lynn	Furious	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[28]
21 July	United Kingdom	Mark Richards	Hythe	Steady	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[29]
23 July	United Kingdom		Woolwich Dockyard	Lively	Lively-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
23 July	United Kingdom	R. Davey	Topsham	Safeguard	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[30]
25 July	United Kingdom	O. Ayles	Exeter	Piercer	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[30]
25 July	United Kingdom	Perry, Wells & Green	Blackwall Yard	Raven	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
26 July	United Kingdom	John Dudman	Deptford	Teazer	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[31]
27 July	United Kingdom	William Wallis	Blackwall	Biter	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
28 July	United Kingdom	William Courtney	Chester	Defender	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
4 August	United Kingdom	Dudman & Co.	Deptford	Pelter	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[32]
4 August	United Kingdom	Benjamin Tanner	Deptford	Wolf	Merlin-class sloop	For Royal Navy.
6 August	United Kingdom	Matthew Warren	Brightlingsea	Sparkler	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
7 August	United Kingdom	Adams	Southampton	Alert	Gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[33]
7 August	United Kingdom	R. B. Roxby	Wearmouth	Hardy	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[34]
7 August	United Kingdom	Peter Atkinson & Co	Hull	Scout	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
8 August	United Kingdom	Perry, Wells & Green	Blackwall Yard	Beagle	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
8 August	United Kingdom	Matthew Warren	Brightlingsea	Tickler	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
9 August	United Kingdom	Robert Adams	Southampton	Attack	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
10 August	United Kingdom	Balthazar & Edward Adams	Buckler's Hard	Growler	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
11 August	United Kingdom	William Rowe	Newcastle upon Tyne	Bouncer	Brig	For Royal Navy.
15 August	United Kingdom	Daniel & Samuel Brent	Rotherhithe	Reindeer	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
17 August	United Kingdom	Edwards	Shoreham-by-Sea	Caroline	West Indiaman	For private owner.
21 August	United Kingdom	Benjamin Tanner	Dartmouth	Staunch	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
22 August	United Kingdom	Frances Barnard, Sons & Co.	Deptford	Elk	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
22 August	United Kingdom	Frances Barnard, Sons & Co.	Deptford	Harrier	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
24 August	United Kingdom	Joseph Graham	Harwich	Pincher	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[35]
25 August	Denmark-Norway		Copenhagen	Gluckstadt	Sloop-of-war	For Dano-Norwegian Navy.[36]
31 August	United Kingdom	Samuel Brent	Rotherhithe	Convulsion	Convulsion-class bomb vessel	For Royal Navy.[37]
3 September	United Kingdom	John Perry	Blackwall	Destruction	Convulsion-class bomb vessel	For Royal Navy.[38]
4 September	United Kingdom	John Preston	Great Yarmouth	Musquito	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
5 September	United Kingdom	Thomas Hustwick	Kingston	Lady Medelina Sinclair	Full-rigged ship	For William Osbourne.[39][40]
6 September	United Kingdom	Palmer	Great Yarmouth	Cygnet	Merlin-class ship-sloop	For Royal Navy.[41]
6 September	United Kingdom	Brockbank	Lancaster	Harriet	Full-rigged ship	For Messrs. Dodson & Co.[42]
7 September	United Kingdom	John Dudman & Co.	Deptford	Plumper	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
7 September	France	Danet	Antwerp	Voltigeur	Palinure-class brig	For French Navy.
8 September	United Kingdom	Francis Hurry	North Shields	Agincourt	Merchantman	For Francis Hurry.
18 September	United Kingdom	Nicholas Bools & William Good	Bridport	Attentive	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
20 September	United Kingdom	R. B. Roxby	Wearmouth	Gallant	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[43]
22 September	United Kingdom	John King	Dover	Espoir	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
September	United Kingdom	Robert Davy	Topsham	Swinger	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[44]
6 October	Denmark-Norway	Frantz Hohlenberg	Copenhagen	Prinds Christian Frederik	Third rate	For Dano-Norwegian Navy.
20 October	United Kingdom	Robert Davy	Topsham	Rapid	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
26 October	Russia	M. K. Surotsov	Kherson	Voin	Voin-class frigate	For Imperial Russian Navy.[45]
29 October	Russia	V. I. Potapov	Kherson	Diomid	Transport ship	For Imperial Russian Navy.[46]
October	United Kingdom	Nicholas Bools & William Good	Bridport	Cheerly	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[47][48]
October	United Kingdom	Jabez Bayley	Ipswich	Daring	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
October	United Kingdom	John King	Dover	Moselle	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
2 November	United Kingdom	John Bass	Lympstone	Urgent	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[49]
3 November	United Kingdom	James Betts	Mistley	Combatant	Combatant-class sloop	For Royal Navy.[50]
3 November	United Kingdom	Dudman	Deptford	Surrey	East Indiaman	For British East India Company.
5 November	United Kingdom	Ralston & Smith	Ayr	Margaret	Merchantman	For private owner.[51]
17 November	France		Rochefort	Achille	Téméraire-class ship of the line	For French Navy.[52]
17 November	United Kingdom	Joseph Tucker	Plymouth Dockyard	Circe	Thames-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
17 November	United Kingdom		Plymouth Dockyard	Hibernia	First rate	For Royal Navy.
17 November	United Kingdom		Plymouth Dockyard	Pallas	Thames-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
20 November	United Kingdom	John Dudman	Deptford	Amaranthe	Cruizer-class brig-sloop	For Royal Navy.
21 November	United Kingdom		Woolwich Dockyard	Jason	Thames-class frigate	For Royal Navy.
November	United Kingdom	William Gibson	Hull	Dauntless	Combatant-class sloop	For Royal Navy.
November	United Kingdom	Blunt	Hull	Valorous	Combatant-class sloop	For Royal Navy.
3 December	United Kingdom	Frances Barnard, Son, & Roberts	Deptford	Phoenix	East Indiaman	For British East India Company.
6 December	United Kingdom	Josiah & Thomas Brindley	King's Lynn	Griper	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
25 December	United Kingdom	Balthazar Adams	Buckler's Hard	Fervent	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[53]
15 December	France		Saint-Malo	Piémontaise	Consolante-class frigate	For French Navy.
18 December	United Kingdom	Graham	Harwich	Fearless	Gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[54]
20 December	United Kingdom	Pitcher	Northfleet	Devonshire	East Indiaman	For British East India Company.[55]
31 December	United Kingdom	Sir Henry Peake	Deptford	Hebe	Fifth rate	For Royal Navy.[56][57]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Warren		Adamant	Merchantman	For Mr Warren.
Unknown date	India		Bombay	Admiral Rainier	Luggage boat	For British East India Company.[58]
Unknown date	Russia		Kherson	Aleksandr	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy.[59]
Unknown date	France		Lorient	Algésiras	Téméraire-class ship of the line	For French Navy.
Unknown date	France		Dunkerque	Ameland	Full-rigged ship	For Batavian Navy.[60]
Unknown date	Bermuda	Goodrich & Co	Bermuda	Barracouta	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.
Unknown date	Russia	Vasily Vlasov	Cronstadt	Begun	Begun-class cutter	For Imperial Russian Navy.[61]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Howden	Blenheim	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John & Philip Laing	Sunderland	Bolina	Merchantman	For W. Bell.[62]
Unknown date	Bermuda	Goodrich & Co	Bermuda	Capelin	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.
Unknown date	Batavian Republic			Crul	Full-rigged ship	For Batavian Navy.[63]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Nicholas Bools & William Good	Bridport	Dash	Cutter	For George Browne.[64]
Unknown date	Denmark-Norway	Andreas Bodenhoff	Copenhagen	Diana	Sixth rate	For Dano-Norwegian Navy.[65]
Unknown date	Russia		Kherson	Diana	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy.[66]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Aberdeen	Dowson	Merchantman	For Mr. Gibbons.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Falmouth	Duke of Montrose	Packet ship	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom			Eclipse	Schooner	For French Navy.
Unknown date	Russia			Elisaveta	Brig	For Imperial Russian Navy.[67]
Unknown date	Ottoman Empire			Fal-i Hayr	Fifth rate	For Ottoman Navy.[68]
Unknown date	Bermuda			Flying Fish	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.[69]
Unknown date	India		Calcutta	Fortitude	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	Batavian Republic			Gijzel	Full-rigged ship	For Batavian Navy.[70]
Unknown date	India	A. Wadell	Calcutta	Grappler	Brig	For British East India Company.
Unknown date	Bermuda	Goodrich & Co	Bermuda	Grouper	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Brockbank	Lancaster	Harriet	Merchantman	For private owner.[71]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Dudman	Deptford	Haughty	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.[72]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Leith	Hebe	Merchantman	For Mr. Strachan.
Unknown date	India	Bacon, Harvey & Co.	Calcutta	Henry Wellesley	Barque	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Nicholas Bools & William Good	Bridport	Hope	Smack	For Leith Shipping Co.[73]
Unknown date	France			Hermione	Hortense-class frigate	For French Navy.
Unknown date	Bermuda	Goodrich & Co	Bermuda	Herring	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.
Unknown date	France		Cette	Hirondelle	Privateer	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Janes	Merchantman	For private owner.[62]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Chepstow	John	West Indiaman	For J. Maxse & Co.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Great Yarmouth	Lady Boringdon	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Leith	Lord Melville	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Temple	South Shields	Lord Melville	Sloop	For private owner.
Unknown date	Bermuda	Goodrich & Co	Bermuda	Mackerel	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Holt & Richardson	Whitby	Majestic	Merchantman	For Aaron & Edward Chapman and Robert Campion.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Temple shipbuilders		Malabar	Brig	For Brown & Co.
Unknown date	India	J. Gilmour & Co.	Calcutta	Margaret	Brig	For private owner.
Unknown date	India	Hudson & Bacon.	Howrah	Maria	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Whitehaven	Mariner	Merchantman	For J. Askew.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Duthie	Aberdeen	Marquis of Huntley	West Indiaman	For Latham & Co.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Benjamin Heward	Sunderland	Mary's	Snow	For private owner.[62]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Sunderland	Monarch	West Indiaman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United States		Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Montezuma	Merchantman	For Snowden & North.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Obadia Ayles	Topsham	Piercer	Archer-class gun-brig	For Royal Navy.
Unknown date	Bermuda	Goodrich & Co	Bermuda	Pike	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.
Unknown date		Bermuda		Pilchard	Ballahoo-class schooner	For Royal Navy.[74]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Ball	Salcombe	Piper	Sloop	For Mr. Buckley & others.[75]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Nicholas Bools & William Good	Bridport	Pulteney	Schooner	For William Aylesbury and others.[76]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		North Shields	Ramilles	Collier	For private owner.
Unknown date	Spain			Raposa	Brig	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Goodchild, Jr.	Pallion	Saint Andrew, or St. Andrew	Sloop	For private owner.[62]
Unknown date	Nova Scotia			Sir John Sherbroke	Brig	For private owner.
Unknown date	Russia	Vasily Vlasov	Cronstadt	Sokol	Begun-class cutter	For Imperial Russian Navy.[77]
Unknown date	Russia	Vasily Vlasov	Cronstadt	Strela	Sixth rate	For Imperial Russian Navy.[78]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Nicholas Bools & William Good	Bridport	Swift	Smack	For Edinburgh Shipping Co.[79]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	John Perry	Blackwall	Telegraph	Brig	For private owner.[80]
Unknown date	Batavian Republic			Van Galen	Full-rigged ship	For Batavian Navy.[81]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	Nicholas Bools & William Good	Bridport	Venus	Sloop	For Mr. Andrews.[82]
Unknown date	United Kingdom	J. Taylor	Monkwearmouth	Vertumnus	Brig	For Kirkcaldy & Co.[62]
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Great Yarmouth	Windsor Castle	Brig	For Mr. Sutton.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Newcastle upon Tyne	Woodman	Coaster	For Mr. Reay.
Unknown date	France		Nantes	Name unknown	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United States		New York	Name unknown	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	Sweden			Name unknown	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United Kingdom		Fowey	Name unknown	Schooner	For private owner.
Unknown date	France			Name unknown	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	United States		Boston, Massachusetts	Name unknown	Merchantman	For private owner.
Unknown date	Spain			Name unknown	Merchantman	For private owner.

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