Birth
Dec. 22, at Belturbet, the LADY of the Rev. Wm. Hearn, of two sons.
Dec. 24, in the parish of Ighterromong, near Castlemartyr, the wife of Mr. James Gorman, (who is the mother of eleven children, all living,) was safely delivered of three children, two boys and a girl, who lived to be baptised, but died soon after.
Married
In St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. W. Higgins, GEORGE LANGTRY, jun. of Fort-William, Belfast, Esq. to MARGARET, daughter of Nath. Callwell, Esq. of Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin.
On the 27th ult. by the Rev. H. Montgomery, Mr ROBT. HEWITT, of Clanroot, to Miss CATHARINE CAIRNS, of Derriaghy.
On the 24th ult. by the Rev. John Alexander, Mr JAMES CARLILE, Carnaughless, to Miss MARIA HIGGINSON, Glenavy.
Dec. 27, at Armagh, by the Rev. P. S. Henry, M. BAILLIE, M.D. 79th Regiment, son of the late Lieut. Gen. Baillie, to Anne, eldest daughter of Lieut. Gibbon, 36th Foot.
Died
At his residence at Howrah, near Calcutta, on the 16th of July last, in the 28th year of his age, Doctor POYNTZ STEWART, M.D. Civil Assistant Surgeon in the Hon. East India Company's Bengal Service, son to Dr Stewart, M.D. of Lisburn.
In Gloucester-street, Dublin, on the 19th ult. in the 20th year of his age, GEORGE ANDERSON, Jun. Esq. student in Trinity College, eldest son of the Rev. James Anderson, of Seaview, in the County of Down.
On the 24th ult. in the 64th year of her age, Mrs MARY SHAW, of Carricknacessna, near Saintfield, wife to Mr John Shaw. She is sincerely lamented by her family, who has sustained the loss of a religious and amiable parent, and deeply regretted by her numerous friends and acquaintances.
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LONGEVITY.
TRALEE, Dec. 22. -- Mathew Greany is now living on lands of Derrymore (estate of Sir E. Denny), within five miles of this town, who has attained the great age of 106 years. He is in good health, his memory is perfect, and all his mental faculties unimpaired; he and his wife (now also far advanced in the vale of years), are the only inmates of his little cottage (which, with a small spot of land, he enjoys rent-free), on those lands where he has resided since his birth, and where he still supports himself solely by his own labour and industry. He has been known to dig out a ground measurement of twenty spades (more than thirty yards) of potatoes, in one day of the last harvest, and, in another day of the present year, he has shorn ten sheep. This labour he is still able to perform. He was born in 1721, and remembers seven generations of the Denny family. -- Amongst numberless reminiscences, he recollects being, in the time of Sir T. Denny, the messenger, who, every week, brought from a malt-house at Derrymore, a barrel of malt to the Castle of Tralee. He was 12 years old at the period of the great frost, and consequent famine, which occurred in 1739-40; was twice married, and had eighteen children, who, with a numerous progeny of grand-children, and great grand-children, are now all dead. He married his second wife, who still lives, thirty years since, when in his 76th year, and by her had four children, two of whom were born the same birth, fifteen years ago, when the father of the twins was aged 91 years; they, however, with the others, have all departed to their everlasting abode. -- He was born in the reign of George I. and has been the subject of the four Monarchs of the House of Brunswick who have swayed the British sceptre. He is possessed of three goats, and his diet is chiefly potatoes and milk. This Centegenarian scarcely knows the pain of sickness, and on his cheek can be still perceived the mellow, though faded glow of uninterrupted health.
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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, DEC. 17.
4th Dragoon Guards -- Capt. G. Rickarby to be Major, by purchase, vice Chatterton, promoted. Lieut. W. Armit to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rickarby. Cornet B. Burrell to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Armit. Ensign L. C. Bayntun, from 74th foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Burrell. -- 10th Light Dragoons -- G. Vandeleur, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Whyte, promoted. -- 12th ditto -- Capt. W. Graham to be Major, by purchase, vice Vandeleur, pro. Lieut. G. Marryat to be Capt. by purchase, vice Graham. Cornet F. H. Vane to be Lieut. by pur. vice Marryat. Hon, C. R. W. Forester to be Cornet, by pur. vice Vane, -- 16th ditto, -- Cornet J. W. Torre to be Lieut. by pur. vice Everard. -- 1st Foot -- Lient. J. M'Gregor to be Capt. vice Dudgeon, dec. Ensign G. H. Dalrymple to be Lieut. vice M'Gregor. Gent. Cadet A. H. S. Young, from R. M. College, to be Ensign, vice Dalrymple. -- 9th ditto -- Ensign C. Teesdale, from half-pay, to be Ensign, vice Robinson, ex. -- 11th ditto -- Lieut. D. Richmond, from 47th foot, to be Lieut. vice Wiley exch. -- 14th ditto -- Lieut. J. Johns, from half-pay R. Marines, to be Paymaster, vice Matthews, appointed to 31st. -- 15th ditto -- Capt. W. R. B. Smith, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice Doyle, ap. to 87th. -- 17th ditto -- Ensign J. C. Best, from 20th, to be Ensign, vice Wood, exch. -- 20th ditto -- Ensign T. Wood, from 17th, to be Ensign, vice Best, exch. -- 21st ditto -- C. James, to be 2nd Lieut. by pur. vice Davies, retires. -- 25th ditto -- H. Pinder, to be Ensign, by pur. vice Osborn, prom. -- 26th ditto -- Lieut. P. P. Brehaut to be Capt. by purchase, vice Shearman, retires. Ensign A. D. Colley, to be Lieut. by pur. vice Brehaut. C. H. Pierse to be Ensign, by pur. vice Colley. -- 29th ditt0 -- Capt. J. V. Evans, to be Major, by purch. vice Stannus, retires. Capt. A. Sherrock, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice Evans. -- 32d ditto -- Captain J. Smyth, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice Shewell, ex. Serjeant-major T. Healey to be Q-master, vice Pepperall, retires on half-pay. -- 35th ditto -- Ensign J. M'Carthy to be Lieut. vice Jackson, dec. Gent. Cadet C. Forrest, from R. M. College, to be Ensign, vice M'Carthy. -- 36th ditto -- Ensign and Adj. J. D. H. Hay to have the rank of Lieut. -- 45th ditto. -- Captain E. Armstrong, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice Stewart, exch. Ensign G. B. Hildebrand, from 55th foot, to be Lieut. without pur. vice Brooke, dismissed the service. -- 46th ditto -- Brevet Major Sir J. S. Lillie, from half-pay -- 46th ditto -- Brevet Major Sir J. S. Lillie, from half-pay 60th foot, to be Captain, vice Morrison, exch. A.-Surgeon H. W. Radford, from half-pay 65th, to be As. Surgeon vice Hewat, exch. -- 47th ditto -- Lieut. W. H. Wiley, from 11th foot, to be Lieut. vice Richmond, ex. -- 49th ditto -- H. Parker, to be Ensign, vice Tyssen, prom. -- 52d ditto -- A-Surgeon C. Brown, from 64th, to be A-Surgeon, vice Macartney, prom. in 81st -- 55th ditto -- E. Foy, to be Ensign, without pur. vice Hildebrand, promoted in 45th. -- 57th ditto -- Ensign C. Dunbar, from 97th, to be Ensign, vice Wood, exch. -- 58th ditto -- Lieut.-Colonel M. Clifford, from half-pay, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice H. John, exch. -- 59th ditto -- Major J. M'Mahon, from half-pay 60th, to be Major, vice Fuller, prom. Capt. C. G. R. Collins, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice Whittle, exch. O. S. Blachford to be Ensign, by pur. vice Hamilton, app. to 65th. -- Ionian Islands. Ensign W. Bates to be Lieut. by pur. vice Ramsbottom, pro. C. T. Freer to be Ensign, by pur. vice Bates. H.-Assistant R. Elliott, to be A.-Surgeon, vice O'Reilley, dec. -- 66th ditto -- Capt. T. H. Johnston, from half-pay, to be Capt. vice George, ex. -- 67th ditto -- Lieut. I. Elton. from half-pay, to be Lieut. half-pay, to be Capt. vice George, ex. -- 67th ditto -- Lieut. I. Elton, from half-pay, to be Lieut. vice Loraine, exc. -- 71st ditto -- St-Major T. Creighton to be Quartermaster, vice Agnew, dec. -- 72 ditto -- Lieut. J. Campbell, from half- pay, to be Lieut. vice Schneider, ex. -- 74th ditto -- F. J. T. Hutchinson, to be Ensign, by pur. vice Baynton, app. to 4th D. Guards, -- 76th ditto -- Lieut. H. E. B. Hutchinson, from 46th, to be Lieut. vice Austen, pro. -- 80th ditto -- H. West to be Ensign, without pur. vice O'Brien, app. to R. Staff Corps. -- 82d ditto -- Lieut. T. Hadwin to be Adj. vice Elliott, pro. -- 84th ditto -- To be Captains, Lieut. T. T. Basden, vice Worth, dec.; Capt. W. H. Davies, from half-pay 80th, vice Sealy, ex. To be Lieut. -- Lieut. F. H. Robe, from R. Staff Corps, vice Basden. -- 86th ditto -- Maj F. W. Fysh, from half-pay, to be Paymaster, vice Cope, retires on half-pay. -- 87th ditto -- Capt. J. S. Doyle, from 15th, to be Captain, vice Carroll, retires on half-pay. Ensign J. Wood, from 57th, to be Ensign, vice Dunbar, ex. -- 90th ditto -- Capt. F. Whyte, from half-pay, to be Capt. vice T. Nikol, exchanges.
Rifle Brigade -- H.-Assistant R. M. Robertson to be A.-Surgeon, vice Scott, pro.
R. Staff Corps -- 2d Lieut, P. H. Despard to be 1st Lieut. vice Robe, ap. to 84th foot. Ensign A. O'Brien, from 80th foot, to be 2d Lieut. vice Despard.
1st West India Regt. -- Lieut.-Col. R. Doherty, from half-pay, to be Lieut-Col. vice Brown, retires. To be Captains -- Lieut. R. Story, vice Knox, dec.; Capt. G. M. Ellis, from half-pay 34th foot, vice Burke. To be Lieut. -- Ensign A. Macintyre, vice Story. To be Ensign -- J. F. Grant, vice Macintyre. -- 2d ditto -- Lieut. H. P. Williams, to be Capt. vice Clarke, dec. To be Lieuts. -- Ensign T. Grier, vice Grey, dec.; Ensign F. B. Codd, vice Williams. To be Ensigns -- A. J. Clarke, vice Grier; J. R. Grant, vice Codd.
Ceylon Regt. -- Capt. T. Fletcher to be Major, by pur. vice Delatre, pro. Capt. G. Cochrane, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice Fletcher. -- Cape Corps (Cavalry) -- Cornet C. J. Whyte, from 10th light dragoons, to be Lieut. by pur. vice Heathcote, pro. -- R. African Colonial Corps -- Capt H. J. Ricketts, from 2d West India R. to be Major, without pur. vice Maclean, retires.
UNATTACHED. -- To be Lieut.-Colonels of Infantry, by purchase -- Majors P. Delatre, from Ceylon R.; J. Chatterton, 4th d. guards; A. Chichester, 2d life guards; J. Vandeleur, 12th light dragoons. To be Captains of Infantry, by pur. -- Lieutenants J. R. S. Ramsbottom, from 65th foot; Lord Arthur Chichester, from 7th foot. To be Lieut. of Infantry, by purchase -- Ensign C. Tyssen, from 49th foot. -- The under-mentioned officer, having Brevet rank superior to his regimental commission, has accepted promotion upon half-pay, according to the general order 25th April, 1826:-- To be Lieut.-Col. of Infantry -- Brevet Lieut.-Col. F. Fuller, from 59th foot. The under-mentioned Lieut. serving upon full-pay in a regiment of the line, whose commission is dated in 1808, has accepted promotion upon half-pay, according to the general order of 27th Dec. 1826:-- To be Captain of Infantry -- Lieut. F. Austin, from 76th foot.
STAFF. -- Captain R. C. Smyth, from 65th foot, to be Sub-Inspector of Militia in the Ionian Islands, vice G. Henry, who retires upon half-pay. -- HOSPITAL STAFF. -- Staff Surg. W. Sibbald, to be Physician to the forces, vice Dwyer, placed on half pay. Staff A. Surg. J. Barry, to be Surgeon to the forces, vice Sibbald. H. Assistant M. Hanly, to be A. Surgeon to the forces, vice Kennedy, dec. H. Assistant C. R. Boyes, to be A. Surgeon to the forces, vice Dix. pro. Deputy-purveyor W. Ivey, from half-pay, to be D. Purveyor to the forces -- To be Hospital Assistants to the forces -- W. Cruickshanks, vice Boyes; R. Primrose, vice O'Brien, promoted -- H. J. Hunt, vice Lister, pro. -- R. Allan, vice Fraser, pro. -- S. M. Hadaway, vice Robertson, pro. -- S. Lawson, vice Lloyd, pro. -- A. T. Jackson, vice Gisborne, promoted.
BREVET. -- Capt. T. Moore, (1st,) Marines, to be Major in the army. Lieut. T. Ritherdon, East India C.'s service, Staff-Captain at the Military Seminary at Addiscombe, to have the rank of Captain whilst filling that situation at the Seminary. -- COMMISSARIAT. -- To be Assistants C. General-Deputies J. E. Daniel, J. Thomson, C. A. Clarke, F. R. Foot, J. Lindsay, A. J. Nightingall.
MEMORANDA. -- His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the Ensigns of 87th foot being commissioned as 2d Lieutenants. The under-mentioned officers have been allowed to dispose of their half pay:-- Lieut. E. Forde, 27th foot; Lieut.-Col. B. Ansley, R. Corsican rangers; Major-Gen. D. Walker; Col. R. Moncrieffe, R. Marines.
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BELFAST SHIP NEWS.
The steam ship Corsair, Goodwin, for Liverpool, sails to-morrow morning, at eleven o'clock -- and the Chieftain, Owens, on Sunday, 6th inst. at twelve o'clock noon.
The smack Ardent, Gowan; Zephyr, Fitzsimons; Ranger, Savage; and Courier, Heather, have arrived here from London.
The steamer Fingal, P. Ritchie, Master, for Greenock and Glasgow, sails on Sunday, 6th January, at twelve o'clock noon.
The steam-packet Hibernia, sails for Liverpool on Wednesday, 2d January, at twelve o'clock noon.
The steam-packet Shamrock, sails for Dublin on Thursday, 3d January, at twelve o'clock noon.
The unrivalled Sheffield steam-packet, sails for Liverpool on Sunday, 6th January, at twelve o'clock noon.
ARRIVED -- December 28, Chieftain, Owens, from Liverpool; Sheffield, Richards, do -- Dec. 29, Fingal, Ritchie, Glasgow; Susannah, Brown, Maryport; Jason, Lewis, Workington; Wellington, Hall, Wexford -- Dec. 30, Ardent, Gowan, London; Zephyr, Fitzsimons, do.; Courier, Heather, do.; Corsair, Goodwin, Liverpool; Britannia, Williams, ditto; Fame, Martin, Ayr; Ceres, Sharp, Troon; Bardsen, Nicholson, Maryport; Wm. and Friends, Scott, Glasgow; Rosa, -------, Bristol.
CLEARED OUT -- Dec. 28, Ellen, M'Kean, for Larne -- Dec. 29, Chieftain, Owens, Liverpool; Sheffield, Richardson, ditto; Fingall, Ritchie, Glasgow; Wm. Booth, Aberdeen, Cardiff; Isabella, Brown, Strangford; Vine, Cooper, Workington -- Dec. 30. Dunlop, Gowan, -------; James, Rankin, Dumbarton; Psyche, Webber, --------; Lough Nell, Murray, -------; Mentor, George, Cardigan.
The Philip Tabb, Williams, from Baltimore to Liverpool, in lat. 37. 45. long. 66. W., fell in with the ship Thomas of and from Dublin, out 73 days, with 90 passengers, short of provision, and with the loss of main and mizen top-mast; supplied them with three barrels of provisions, beef, pork, and bread, and a hogshead of water; having on board the crew of the brig Boston, Ben. Perkins, master, of and from Portsmouth, for South America, abandoned in 37. N. long. 59. W. N. B. Within two days sail of New York.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Seppings, Loader, from Ceylon, has arrived in the Downs; sailed from thence 2d of August, and the Mauritius, 26th of September.
The Grenada, Tracey, from Batavia to Antwert, put into the Mauritius, 8th Sept. in a damaged state, during her attempts to round the Cape. She was expected to be condemned, and never able to leave the Port.
ARRIVALS AT THE MAURITIUS. -- The Vittoria, Southam, from London, 8th September (bound to Singapore); his Majesty's ship Sparrowhawke, from the Cape, on 13th; Penelope, Christie, from Marseilles, 13th; Borneo, Ross, from Batavia, on the 20th, to sail for London, 5th Oct.; Woodford, Chapman, from Bengal with rice, and will probably load for England; the Harriett, Kindley, from Bengal, 20th September; Security, Ross, from London, 25th, bound to Madras; the Albion, Chambers, to sail for London, 5th October. Pyramus. Johnson, from Bordeaux, 15th; Martha, -------, from Bourbon, on the 19th; Virginia, Fanqua, from Agalela.
SAILED FROM THE MAURITIUS. -- Morning Star, Gibbs, for Ceylon, 9th September; Vittoria, Southam, for Penang and Singapore, 12th.
The Ordigevar, Ray, to sail for London, 1st October.
The Darius, Earl of Egremont, and Penelope, were to sail the end of October, for London.
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The Treasurer of the Belfast Charitable Society has received from the executors of the late John Ashmore, Esq., the sum of one hundred pounds, late currency, bequeathed by him to that Institution.
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LIST OF THE BELFAST SHIPPING
As owned at the present time, 24th December, 1827, and employed in the trade of this port.
(From Cramsie's Belfast Mercantile Register.)
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| FOREIGN TRADE, VIZ. | ||
| Vessels | Tons Register |
Owners |
|---|---|---|
| Thomas Gelston | 441 | John Martin & Co. and others |
| Bolivar | 399 | Thomas Corbitt and Co. |
| Nelson Village | 384 | Hugh Wilson and Sons |
| Swan | 203 | Do. |
| Industry | 196 | Do. |
| Margaret Johnson | 366 | John Johnson |
| Robert Kerr | 357 | Alex. Brennan and others |
| Belfast | 345 | J. and J. Moreland |
| Jessie | 339 | Sloan, Charley & Sloan, and others |
| Medora | 264 | Sloan, Charley and Sloan |
| Victory | 253 | Sloan, Charley and Sloan and others |
| Ann | 339 | W. Johnson and J. Sly 335 John Heron |
| Jane | 335 | John Heron |
| Dunlop | 331 | C. Barnett and J. Gowan |
| Veronica | 329 | Hardy and Clarke, G. and R. Halloran, & J. & J. Moraland |
| Thomas Battersby | 323 | Richard Battersby |
| Edward Downes | 322 | John Martin and Co. |
| Sarah | 316 | Thos. Corbitt & Co. & others. |
| Rosebank | 308 | A. Moreland and others |
| Fingal | 301 | W. Pirrie, A. Brennan and others |
| Hibernia | 300 | T. Corbitt & Co. and others |
| William | 287 | William Johnson |
| Planter | 274 | John Vance, R. Gamble, and others |
| James Bailie | 260 | George Langtry & Co. |
| Henry Tate | 258 | Henry Joy Holmes |
| Reliance | 223 | Hill Charley & J. White |
| Sir Watkin | 217 | Thomas Maclurkan & Co. |
| Brian Boru | 213 | J. W. & R. Murphy |
| Emulous | 194 | Sinclair & Boyd |
| Marathon | 193 | J. W. & R. Murphy |
| Agnes | 191 | Hugh Casement |
| Catherine | 188 | Do. |
| Ann | 187 | Richard Battersby |
| Cordella | 178 | John Harrison & others |
| Adventure | 176 | Thomas Hughes |
| Hope | 168 | John Martin & Co. |
| Levant | 165 | M'Donnell, Pirrie & Co. |
| St. Patrick | 144 | John Heron |
| Lavinia | 142 | Do. |
| Ocean | 122 | J. M Kee and others |
| May | 125 | George and Thomas M'Tear |
| John Echlin | 122 | G. & R. Halloran |
| Kate | 115 | Geo. & Tho. M Tear & others |
| Lagen | 112 | M'Donnell, Pirrie & Co. |
| Salus | 105 | Arthur Russell |
| Hopewell | 101 | Henry Joy Holmes |
| ENGAGED IN THE BRITISH AND COASTING TRADE | ||
| Erin (steamer) | 239 | Belfast Company |
| Chieftain (steamer) | 261 | George Langtry and Co. |
| Corsair (steamer) | 185 | Do. |
| Fingal (steamer) | 202 | Belfest and Glasgow Co. |
| Herald | 171 | George Langtry and Co. |
| Ranger | 161 | Do. |
| Triton | 161 | Do. |
| Courier | 162 | Do. |
| Zephyr | 156 | Do. |
| Ardent | 155 | Do. |
| Iris | 154 | Do. |
| Factor | 153 | Do. |
| Hero | 142 | Do. |
| Psyche | 145 | Heirs of Wm. Dunlop |
| Robert | 113 | George Langtry and Co. |
| Star | 112 | D. Catherwood and others |
| Tam | 112 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Three Friends | 109 | J. Osburn and A. Morrison |
| Nancy | 101 | A. Dicksou and E. Hagan |
| Ellen | 91 | Thomas Moore |
| Commerce | 98 | J. Ritchie and others |
| Elizabeth | 91 | J. Ferguson and others |
| Eliza and Grace | 86 | John M'Grier |
| Isabella | 82 | M. Wright and others |
| Isabella | 85 | Isaac Arrott |
| Isabella | 84 | Heirs of Wm, Dunlop |
| Isabella | 80 | James Goddard |
| Active | 87 | George Montgomery |
| Scotia | 84 | J. and J. Carey |
| Jean | 86 | Ditto |
| Nelson | 88 | H. Brown and others |
| Arrow | 79 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Hope | 78 | Joseph Hind and W. Wilson |
| Clyde | 75 | J. H. Farrell |
| Rising Sun | 75 | J. Logan and others |
| Isabella | 74 | J. Warnock and others |
| Antrim | 72 | George Montgomery |
| Robert Boyle | 72 | R. Boyle and others |
| Rose | 73 | James M'Tier |
| Hawk | 76 | Thomas Williamson |
| Sheffield | 74 | Fortescue Gregg |
| William | 74 | Ditto |
| Sarah | 75 | John Dunn |
| William | 73 | George Tate |
| Speculation | 74 | Joseph Hind and R. Wilson |
| Margaret | 71 | J. Holmes and others |
| Kelvin Grove | 78 | Alexander Barkley |
| Agnus | 69 | William Poag |
| Shillelagh | 67 | Alexander Britton |
| Margaret | 67 | John Dunn |
| Harmony | 65 | Isaac Arrott |
| Resolution | 65 | G. Algeo and M. Mossop |
| Margaret | 67 | W. Stevenson and K. Hanly |
| Lochnell | 68 | Widow Fitzgerald |
| William and Betty | 64 | David Fulton |
| Active | 66 | Fortescue Gregg |
| William | 64 | William Poag |
| Eliza | 64 | J. M'Kee and others |
| Fanny | 64 | William Anderson |
| Morrison | 62 | R. Morrison and others |
| Minerva | 60 | Isaac Arrott |
| Marcella | 69 | C. Greenwood |
| Peggy | 60 | J. Carey and J. Davis |
| Jane and Catherine | 63 | Thomas Brownrigg |
| Janes | 66 | Thomas Williamson |
| May | 58 | T. Ekenhead and C. Hardy |
| Experiment | 56 | M. Briton, A. Barclay and J. Freeny |
| William and Mary | 54 | T. Topping & H. Murney |
| Elizabeth | 59 | J. Carey and J. Addison |
| Sincerity | 57 | Robert Algeo |
| William and George | 56 | Edward M'Cullogh |
| Success | 56 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Eliza and Jane | 56 | John M'Gurk |
| Peggy | 58 | Hugh Mulholland |
| Royal Tar | 54 | F. & J. M'Cullogh |
| William | 54 | James and John Shaw |
| Juno | 54 | Do. |
| Emerald Isle | 55 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Diligent | 57 | Ritchie & M'Lain |
| Isle of Oransey | 59 | W. M Gowan and others |
| Jenny | 59 | James Campbell |
| Eve | 51 | James Douglass |
| Nancy | 50 | A. Barkley and others |
| Mary Ann | 52 | William Atkinson |
| Countess of Stair | 51 | John M'Clelland |
| Concord | 54 | P. Pennal and others |
| Belfast | 50 | J. Coates & Co. |
| Isabella | 50 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Eleanor | 48 | John M'Cullagh |
| Brothers | 48 | Daniel O'Hara |
| Mary Ann | 47 | Edward M'Cullagh |
| Margaret | 47 | B. Crossey |
| Lady Donegall | 48 | S. & J. M'Cullagh |
| Betsey | 40 | Thomas Allen |
| Medora | 40 | Robert Nevin |
| Jean | 49 | J. Gany and J. Boyd |
| Industry | 48 | H. Mulholland and others |
| Helen | 47 | P. Quinn and others |
| Charles | 42 | J. Gaussen and others |
| Bachelor | 40 | J. Hill and others |
| Elizabeth | 40 | Ritchie and M'Laine |
| Margaret | 35 | Alexander Wilson |
| Saint Patrick | 39 | William O'Hara |
| Arab | 28 | Thomas Pottinger |
| Jane and Ellen | 26 | James Thompson |
| Ploughboy | 28 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Nancy | 26 | C. Greenwood and others |
| Elizabeth | 29 | D. Delargy and others |
| Happy Return | 26 | H. Bryan and others |
| Nelly and Peggy | 23 | W. Russell and others |
| Nelly and Peggy | 23 | W. Russell and others |
| Roberts | 28 | John Corbet |
| Waterloo | 24 | Robert Campbell |
| Charlotte | 20 | J. Thomson |
| Ariel | 25 | John M'Cracken |
| Mary | 27 | John Dunn |
| Charlotte Newman | 29 | James Rea |
| Loyalty | 27 | J. Halliday |
| Greyhound | 24 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Eagle | 18 | J. Hamilton |
| Jane | 18 | William M'Clean |
| Rover | 15 | William Asten |
| Peggy | 15 | J. Asten |
| Margaret | 15 | William Asten |
| Louisa | 15 | Fortescue Gregg |
| Sarah | 14 | S. Moore |
| Sally | 11 | A. M'Ilwaine |