at Aberdeen. She traded across the Atlantic. She was wrecked in the St Lawrence on 13 May 1820. , ship built in 1816. She made twelve whaling voyages from New Bedford between 1831 and 1856 before being withdrawn in 1860. , later known as Spliigen, was the first paddle steamer to operate on Lake Zurich in Switzerland. Minerva (183? ship), schooner owned by ship owner George Elder of Kirkcaldy, Scotland, used to transport his son Alexander Lang Elder to South Australia in 1840. , a cruise liner built in 1989 and named Minerva in 1996. , a Glasgow and South Western Railway paddle steamer launched in 1893. She served with the Royal Navy from 1916 and was sold into civilian service in Turkey in 1924. She was scrapped by 1928. See also Minerva II Ship names