This is a list of the colonial vessels of New South Wales. Known as HM Colonial Ship, the ship prefix was used by ships owned and operated by a colony naval force or in the service of the colonial administration.
| Name | Type | In service | Removed from service | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acheron | Torpedo boat | 1879 | 1902 | sunk in 1940 | |
| Amity | Brig | 1824 | 1831 | wrecked in 1845 | |
| Antelope | Schooner | ||||
| Avernus | Torpedo boat | 1879 | 1902 | paid off 1930s | |
| Bee | Sloop | 1801 | 1804 | wrecked 1806 | |
| Blackbird | Schooner | 1828 | 1833 | wrecked 1836 | |
| Brothers | Schooner | 1809 | 1816 | wrecked 1816 Kent Islands Tasmania | |
| Cumberland | Schooner | 1801 | 1803 | Sold to Royal Navy, impounded Mauritius | |
| Cumberland | Schooner | 1811 | 1862 | wrecked 1862, Newcastle | |
| Dart | Cutter | 1827 | 1830 | wrecked in 1832 | |
| Elizabeth Henrietta | Brig | 1816 | wrecked in 1825 | ||
| Emu | Brig | 1813 | 1816 | Wrecked April 1817 | |
| Estramina | Schooner | 1805 | wrecked in 1816 | ||
| Francis | Schooner | 1793 | wrecked in 1805 | ||
| Governor Hunter | Schooner | 1805 | wrecked in 1816 | ||
| Governor Phillip | Brig | 1828 | 1848 | wrecked in 1848 | |
| Integrity | Cutter | 1804 | lost in 1805 | ||
| Investigator | Sloop | 1803 | 1805 | broken up 1872 | |
| Kangaroo | Brig | 1812 | 1817 | ||
| Lady Nelson | brig | 1800 | 1825 | cut out Timor 1825 | |
| Lucy Ann | Barque | 1827 | 1831 | hulked by 1854 | |
| Mary Elizabeth | Brig | 1825 | 1832 | storage hulk 1832 | |
| Cutter | 1817 | 1824 | Sold in 1824 | ||
| Norfolk | Sloop | 1798 | 1800 | beached by convicts | |
| Brig | 1801 | 1802 | wrecked in 1802 | ||
| Brig | 1818 | 1831 | Wrecked at Port Sorell, Tasmania in 1835 | ||
| Princess Charlotte | Brig | 1819 | lost in 1820 | ||
| Queen Charlotte | Brig | ||||
| Resource | |||||
| Rose Hill Packet | Packet | 1789 | |||
| Snapper | Cutter | 1821 | 1823 | Sold in 1823 | |
| Spitfire | Gunboat | 1855 | 1859 | sunk in 1899 | |
| Supply | 1800 | 1806 | broken up 1806 | ||
| William Cossar | Schooner | wrecked in 1825[1] |