Paragon (1801 ship)

The Paragon was a merchant ship built in Calcutta, India, in 1801. She was primarily engaged in trade between India and England, frequently carrying goods such as cotton, indigo, and other commodities. The Paragon's historical significance lies in its role in the East India Company's trading network and the broader maritime history of the early 19th century. Details of her voyages, captains, and cargoes can be found in historical shipping records and Lloyd's List. Further research is needed to ascertain specific details such as ship owners, any notable incidents or wrecks, and her ultimate fate.