Vittoria was launched at Shields in 1812. She spent much of her career sailing as a transport, primarily across the Atlantic, though she visited Malta once. At least once she carried immigrants to Canada from Ireland. She disappeared in late 1830.
Career Vittoria first appeared in Lloyd's Register (LR) in 1819.LR 1819). Supple. age s"UV", Seq.No.UV23. She may have served as a government transport before that.
Year Master Owner Trade Source 1819 W.Bonus Brown London–Quebec LR
Vittoria, William Bowness, master, sailed from Belfast, Ireland, on 5 June 1819. She arrived at Quebec on 17 July with 273 migrants.SHIPS LIST 1816-1820: Civilian Settlers - Perth Military Settlement - The First Five Years.
Year Master Owner Trade Source 1821 G.W.Coles Brown Cork LR 1823 G.W.ColesForbes Brown CorkLondon–Jamaica LR 1824 ForbesBrown Brown London–Jamaica LR 1826 BrownSpeed Brown London transport LR 1827 SpeedLyon Brown Cork transport LR 1831 Lyon Brown & Co. London–Honduras LR
Fate Vittoria disappeared without a trace in the second half of 1830 on her return voyage to London from Honduras. In November it was reported that she had been missing since 1 August. Lloyd's Register for 1831 had the annotation "missing" under her entry.LR (1831), Seq.No.V229.
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