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Tregenna (
United Kingdom): launched by John Readhead & Sons, South Shields for the Hain Line of St Ives, Cornwall.
(13 January) (January) -
HMS Rambler (
United Kingdom): Algerine-class gunvessel launched by John Elder & Co, Glasgow for the Royal Navy.
(26 January) (January) -
Columbia (
United States): coastal passenger liner launched by John Roach & Sons, Chester, Pennsylvania for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. She was the first commercial usage of Thomas Edison's incandescent light bulb.
(24 February) (February) -
HMS Doterel (
United Kingdom): Doterel-class sloop launched at Chatham Dockyard.
(9 March) (March) -
HMS Ajax (
United Kingdom): Ajax-class battleship launched at Pembroke Dockyard.
(10 March) (March) -
Name unreported (
United Kingdom): P & O 3,000 ton steel, screw-steamer, built by William Denny and Brothers and launched at Dumbarton.
(19 March) (March) -
Bayard (
France) Bayard-class battleship launched for the Marine Nationale.
(27 March) (March) -
HMS Constance (
United Kingdom): Comus-class corvette launched at Chatham Dockyard for the Royal Navy.
(9 June) (June) -
Livadia (
Russian Empire): the Imperial yacht was launched by John Elder & Co., Govan, Scotland for the Imperial Russian Navy.
(25 June) (June) -
HMS Espiegle (
United Kingdom): Doterel-class sloop launched at Devonport for the Royal Navy.
(3 August) (August) -
Langrigg Hall (
United Kingdom): The 1391 ton iron barque was built for Messrs Herron and Co of Liverpool at Sunderland.
(18 August) (August) -
Alverton (
United Kingdom): the iron-screwed steamship was launched by Alexander Stephen and Sons, Glasgow for Osborne and Wallis of Cardiff. Intended for general trade and carrying 1850 tons.
(23 August) (August) -
HNoMS Ellida (
Norway): 1-class gunboat launched at Karljohansvern for the Kongelig Norske Marine.
(25 August) (August) -
Henry Chisholm (
United States): steamship launched by Thomas Quayle & Sons at Cleveland, Ohio for Alva Bradley.
(28 August) (August) -
Italia (
Italy): Italia-class pre-dreadnought battleship launched at Castellammare Naval Shipyard for the Regia Marina.
(29 September) (September) -
Tordenskjold (
Denmark): Barbette ironclad launched at the Naval Dockyard, Copenhagen for the Kongelige Danske Marine.
(30 September) (September) -
HMS Wasp (
United Kingdom): Banterer-class gunboat launched by Barrow Shipbuilding Company for the Royal Navy.
(5 October) (October) -
Tsukushi (
United Kingdom): Gunboat launched by Armstrong Whitworth, Newcastle upon Tyne for the Imperial Japanese Navy.
(8 November) (November) -
HMS Lark (
United Kingdom): Schooner launched by Westacott's, Barnstaple for the Royal Navy.
(4 December) (December) -
Annie (
United States): Sandbagger sloop launched by David O. Richmond, Mystic, Connecticut. (Exact date unknown) -
ARA Almirante Brown (
United Kingdom): Central-battery ironclad launched by Samuda Brothers, London for the Armada de la República Argentina. (Exact date unknown) -
Confidence (
United States): Paddle steamer launched by William Cramp & Sons at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Exact date unknown) -
Gulf of Panama (
United Kingdom): launched at Lower Walker-on-Tyne. (Exact date unknown) -
Hope Haynes (
United States): Schooner launched at Wiscasset, Maine. (Exact date unknown) -
Lily (
United Kingdom): Paddle steamer launched by Cammell Laird for the London and North Western Railway. (Exact date unknown) -
HMS Meda (
United Kingdom): Schooner launched by William Westacott Ship Building Co at Barnstaple for the Royal Navy. (Exact date unknown) -
Montauk (
United States): Trawler launched at Kennebunk, Maine. (Exact date unknown) -
Newnham (
United Kingdom): Steamship launched by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company, Newcastle upon Tyne for J Temperley & Co. (Exact date unknown) -
Rhuabon (
United Kingdom): The 883 ton steamship was launched at Jarrow for Messrs John Cory and Sons of Padstow and Cardiff. (Exact date unknown) -
Toro Submarino (
Peru): Submarine for Marina de Guerra del Perú. (Exact date unknown) -
Violet (
United Kingdom): Paddle steamer launched by Cammell Laird for the London and North Western Railway. (Exact date unknown)
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