 Whilst she did not set any sails above royals, she did have a great spread of sail.When she was wrecked on the Amherst Reef in the Macclesfield Channel, Gaspar Strait on 31 December 1863, Jock "White Hat" Willis commissioned another ship by the same name, the "Lammermuir" of 1864.The wreck of the original "Lammermuir" was still visible above the water line in August 1866 when the new "Lammermuir" sailed past en route to China and also later in 1874.