She was lost in 1819, believed foundered with all hands on her way back to Liverpool from the Dutch East Indies.

Durham first appeared in Lloyd's Register (LR) in 1814 with Turnbull, master, Barton & Co., owners, and trade Liverpool–Newfoundland.

[7] Durham, Walker, master, returned to Liverpool on 23 November 1816, having sailed from Pernambuco on 4 October.

[9] She sailed via Bahia, which she left on 11 December, and arrived back at Liverpool on 5 February 1818,[10] Lloyd's Register for 1818 showed Durham with F. Darnald, master, Hancock, owner, and trade London–Brazils, changing to London–Batavia.

Durham was sighted off Cape Clear Island, County Cork, on 6 January 1819, bound for Liverpool.