Juno, 1844
Type: 6th rate ; Armament 26
Launched : 1843 ; Disposal date or year : Mar(?) 1880
Disposal Details : Never heard of after having left Bermuda on 31 Jan 1880. All hands, 280, lost ; Capt. Francis Stirling
BM: 923 tons ; Displacement: 958 tons
Notes:

Jan 1847 At Tahiti. Later proceded to the Navigator Islands and thence to Valparaiso.

16 Mar 1847 At Upolu, which at the time was visited by a hurricane which caused much damage. Fortunately the barometer had been read beforehand and the Juno had taken precautions which prevented her being damaged, whereas other vessels were blown ashore, where trees and houses were blown over and the breadfruit crop destroyed.

3 Aug 1847 Refitting at Aickland

13 Aug 1847 Arrived Honolulu from Callao

20 Dec 1848 Pacific.

Capt Freemantle, sailed form Bombay for this station (Australia), prior to the departure of the Madras, the admiral having given up his intention of detaining her in India. She may therefore be expected very shortly to relieve the Calliope, which will return to England directly upon the arrival of the Juno. We understand that Captain Fitzgerald will allow shippers of treasure to take advantage of this opportunity.
31 Jan 1855 Arrives Sydney, from Bombay (left 12 Oct) and Trincomalee (left 29 Nov 54)

7 Jun 1855 Leaves Sydney on a cruise.

23 Jun 1855 Arrives Sydney from a cruise

11 Jul 1855 Arrived Sydney from a cruise.

7 Aug 1855 Leaves Sydney on a cruise.

29 Sep 1855 Arrived Tahiti from Pitcairn Island, having carried away her foreyard. She was detained there a few days and then proceeded to Pago Pago, in the island of Tutnila, where she had a narrow escape from getting ashore in attempting to go out. Oct 18 she arrived at Apia. More on page 269 (1855).

17 Oct ? 1855 Reported as having arrived Upolo.

30 Nov 1855 News received at Sydney that the Juno and Dido are reported to be at Opolu, the former was about to proceed to Vavou, and the latter to Tahiti.

27 Dec 1855 Arrived Sydney, from Apia, 12 Nov ; Ovalon, 9 Dec ; Norfolk Island, 20 Dec. RoP of cruise among the South Sea Islands, including Pitcairn, Papeite, Manus, Apia, Ovalon, Norfolk Island - see page 281 (1855)

1860 Portsmouth.

1861-62 Harbour Police vessel, Portsmouth, per Parliamentary estimates etc.

1878 Renamed Mariner, police ship.

1878 Renamed Atalanta, Training Ship

17 Sep 1878 Commissioned Devonport

1879 Particular Service, ; Training Ship for Ordinary Seamen