[3] Asia first appeared in Lloyd's Register (LR) in 1820 with I. Morris, master, McInnis, owner, and trade London-Bombay.

1st convict voyage (1820): Captain Jason Morice left Sheerness, England on 3 September 1820 and arrived in Sydney on 28 December.

[6] 2nd convict voyage (1822): Captain Thomas Ried departed England on 4 April 1822 and arrived in Sydney on 24 July.

3rd convict voyage (1824–1825): Asia, under the command of Thomas Stead, left Cork, Ireland on 29 October 1824 and arrived in Sydney on 22 February 1825.

[12] 4th convict voyage (1827–1828): Captain Stead left London, England on 23 November 1827 and arrived in Sydney on 13 March 1828.

[16] 6th convict voyage (1831–1832): Captain Stead sailed from Portsmouth, England on 16 October 1831 and arrived in Sydney on 13 February 1832.

[18] 8th convict voyage (1835–1836): Captain Stead left Sheerness, England on 8 November 1835, arrived in Hobart Town on 21 February 1836.

[20] Immigrant voyage (1839–1840): Asia, barque of 563 tons, Govey, master, sailed from Cromarty on 17 September 1838 and from Plymouth on 22 January 1839, bound for Australia with 267 government-assisted emigrants.