Comet (1826 ship)

The Comet was a packet ship built in 1826 by Smith & Dimon in New York City. She was owned by the Black Ball Line, which operated a regular transatlantic passenger and mail service between New York and Liverpool.

Known for her speed and reliability, the Comet quickly gained a reputation as one of the premier ships in the Black Ball Line fleet. She carried passengers, mail, and valuable cargo, contributing to the burgeoning trade and migration between the United States and Great Britain during the early 19th century.

Details regarding her exact dimensions, carrying capacity, and specific voyages can be found in archival records and maritime histories pertaining to the Black Ball Line and transatlantic shipping during that era. Records detailing passenger manifests, cargo manifests, and significant events related to the Comet's service may be available through institutions specializing in maritime history.