British Third Rate ship of the line 'Cumberland' (1807)

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Cumberland

3766
Nominal Guns74BWAS-1793
NationalityUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
OperatorRoyal Navy
Ordered24.1.1805BWAS-1793
Keel Laid Down8.1805BWAS-1793
Launched19.8.1807BWAS-1793
How acquiredBuilt by ContractBWAS-1793
ShipyardNorthfleet BWAS-1793
Ship ClassRepulse Class
Designed byWilliam Rule (d.1816)BWAS-1793
ConstructorThomas Pitcher (1745-1837)BWAS-1793
CategoryThird RateBWAS-1793
Ship TypeShip of the Line
Sailing RigShip Rigged
Sold2.1870BWAS-1793

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentBWAS-1793
Length of Gundeck174' 0"Imperial Feet53.0352 
Length of Keel143' 2"Imperial Feet43.5876 
Breadth47' 4"Imperial Feet14.3401 
Depth in Hold20' 0"Imperial Feet6.096 
Burthen1,706 8⁄94Tons BM 

Armament


19.8.1807Broadside Weight = 1014 Imperial Pound ( 459.849 kg)BWAS-1793
Lower Gun Deck28 British 32-Pounder
Upper Gun Deck28 British 18-Pounder
Quarterdeck12 British 32-Pound Carronade
Quarterdeck2 British 18-Pounder
Forecastle2 British 32-Pound Carronade
Forecastle2 British 18-Pounder
Roundhouse6 British 18-Pound Carronade

Crew Complement


Date# of MenNotesSource
31.1.1800590Design Complement

2 Commanding Officers


DatesRankNameSource
22.11.1811 - 2.8.1815CaptainThomas Baker (1771-1845)ref:6167.1.1851 - 27.10.1854CaptainGeorge Henry Seymour (1818-1869)W025

4 Commissioned Officers


DatesRankNameSource
14.6.1809 - 1.11.1809LieutenantRichard StuartTRN514.6.1809 - 11.1809Acting LieutenantWilliam BradleyNBD184920.4.1814 - 8.1815LieutenantGeorge BeaseleyNBD184920.3.1815 - 8.1815LieutenantWilliam Hollinshed BradyNBD1849

3 Petty Officers


DatesRatingNameSource
11.1808 - 20.3.1815MidshipmanWilliam Hollinshed BradyNBD18491.11.1809Master's MateJohn WebsterBG4.1811 - 1812MidshipmanJoseph ArguimbauNBD1849

10 Crewmen


DatesRatingNameSource
1.11.1809 - 11.1809Ordinary SeamanJohn RiellyBG1.11.1809Able SeamanJohn JamesBG1.11.1809Able SeamanJohn WhiteBG1.11.1809Ordinary SeamanStephen MillerBG1.11.1809Ordinary SeamanJohn LeighBG1.11.1809Ordinary SeamanIsaac StaffordBG1.11.1809Ordinary SeamanTimothy CollinsBG1.11.1809Ordinary SeamanOliver IsaacBG1.11.1809Ordinary SeamanCharles SpraggsBG1.11.1809Ordinary SeamanRobert KellyBG

4 Marines


DatesRankNameSource
1.11.1809PrivateThomas BowlesBG1.11.1809PrivateGeorge HetherstonBG1.11.1809PrivateThomas GibsonBG1.11.1809PrivateGeorge MitchellBG

Service History


DateEventSource
21.10.1809Action of 1809-10-21
31.10.1809Action in Rosas Bay


Sources


IDDescriptionAuthorType
BWAS-1793British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793 - 1817Rif WinfieldBook
ref:616Who's Who in Nelson's NavyNicholas TracyBook
W025William Loney RN - BackgroundP DavisWeb Site
TRN5The Royal Navy : a history from the earliest times to the present Vol VWilliam Laid ClowesDigital Book
NBD1849A Naval Biographical Dictionary 1849O'BrienDigital Book
BGThe London GazetteOfficialWeb Site
 
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Posted by Tim Oakley on Sunday 11th of February 2018 14:07

Near the close of the year 1807, Captain Philip Wodehouse appointed into the Cumberland, a new 74.
In Oct. 1809, the Cumberland formed part of Lord Collingwood’s fleet in the Mediterranean and assisted at the destruction of two French line-of-battle ships near Frontignan and the capture of a fleet of transports in Rosas Bay. She was subsequently stationed at Sicily for the protection of that island.
About the autumn of 1811, Captain Philip Wodehouse was appointed Resident Commissioner at Halifax,

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