[4] Marquis of Lansdown, G.Noyes, master, arrived at Hobart on 8 January 1827 from Calcutta, Sincapore, and Batavia, the last of which she had left on 12 November 1826.

[8] Marquis of Lansdown returned on 2 November 1832 with 100 casks of whale oil that she had gathered in the Pacific near Guam and the Japan grounds.

Marquis of Lansdown returned on 20 December 1836 with 500 casks of whale oil that she had gathered in the waters around Timor.

Marquis of Lansdown returned on 27 April 1841 with 143 tuns of whale oil that she had gathered in the waters around Timor.

Marquis of Lansdown returned on 26 August 1845 with 400 casks (126 tuns) of whale oil that she had gathered in the waters around Timor.

[7] Marquis of Lansdown underwent a change of master and owner, as well as repairs on her return from her last whaling voyage.