| Name | Southampton | Explanation |
| Type | Fourth rate |
| |
| Launched | 7 November 1820 |
| Hull | Wooden |
| Propulsion | Sail |
| Builders measure | 1476 tons |
| Displacement | |
| Guns | 60 |
| Fate | 1912 |
| Class | |
| Ships book | |
| Note | 1867 lent as t.s. |
| Snippets concerning this vessels career |
| Date | Event |
| (January 1840) | Out of commission at Chatham |
15 May 1840
- 7 August 1841 | Commanded by Captain William Hillyar, flagship of Edward Durnford King, Cape of Good Hope |
| 12 August 1841 | Commanded by Acting Captain Stephen Greville Fremantle, flagship of Edward Durnford King, Cape of Good Hope |
| 3 August 1848 | Commanded by Captain Nicholas Cory, flagship of Barrington Reynolds, Cape of Good Hope |
| 2 December 1856 | Commanded (from commissioning at Chatham) by Captain Edward Philips Charlewood, Coast Guard, Harwich |
1 October 1860
- 15 July 1861 | Commanded by Captain Charles Wise, guardship of ordinary, Sheerness |
25 July 1879
- 1890 | Commanded by Captain and superintendent George Doherty Broad, industrial school ship, Hull |
The Victorian Royal Navy
