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SHIPS-OF-THE-LINE, CAPITAL SHIPS & MONITORS

ARMADA 3rd rate sailing ships-of-the-line (1810-1835)

 

Name

No

Yard No

Builder

Laid down

Launched

Comp

Fate

Vindictive     Portsmouth DYd 7.1808 23.11.1813 12.1813 frigate 1.1833, depot ship 1.1862
Cressy     Josiah & Thomas Brindley, Frindsbury 3.1807 7.3.1810 9.5.1810 BU 12.1832
Poictiers     John King, Upnor 8.1807 9.12.1809 4.5.1810 guardship 9.1837
Hogue     Deptford DYd 4.1808 3.10.1811 25.1.1812 screw blockship 6.1849, BU 1865
Vigo     Charles Ross, Rochester 4.1807 21.2.1810 20.4.1810 receiving ship 7.1827
Armada     Isaac Blackburn, Turnchapel, Plymouth 2.1807 22.3.1810 27.9.1810 powder hulk 4.1844
Vengeur     Joseph Graham, Harwich 7.1807 19.6.1810 30.10.1810 receiving ship 2.1824
Conquestador     Robert Guillaume, Northam 8.1807 1.8.1810 21.3.1811 frigate 3.1827, powder depot 12.1856
Redoubtable     Woolwich DYd 4.1809 26.1.1815 1815 not commissioned, BU 5.1841
Pitt     Portsmouth DYd 5.1813 13.4.1816 9.1832 not commissioned, coal depot 5.1853
Mulgrave     John King, Upnor 2.1808 1.1.1812 22.11.1812 lazarette 9.1836
Ajax     Perry, Wells & Green, Blackwall 8.1807 2.5.1809 15.6.1809 screw blockship 9.1848, BU 1864
Berwick     Perry, Wells & Green, Blackwall 10.1807 11.9.1809 17.11.1809 BU 3.1821
Egmont     Thomas Pitcher, Northfleet 10.1807 7.3.1810 20.4.1810 storeship 10.1862
Edinburgh     Samuel & Daniel Brent, Rotherhithe 11.1807 26.1.1811 7.5.1811 screw blockship 8.1852, guardship 8.1856
Clarence, 5.1827- Centurion     Isaac Blackburn, Turnchapel, Plymouth 11.1807 11.4.1812 9.9.1812 BU 10.1828
Scarborough     Joseph Graham, Harwich 1.1808 29.3.1812 18.3.1813 sold 9.1836
Asia, 1819- Alfred     Josiah & Thomas Brindley, Frindsbury 2.1808 2.12.1811 9.5.1812 frigate 8.1828, BU 5.1865
Rodney, 5.1827- Greenwich     Mrs Frances Barnard, Deptford 3.1808 8.12.1809 10.4.1810 sold 9.1836
Duncan     John Dudman, Deptford 8.1808 2.12.1811 26.2.1812 lazarette 7.1826
Indus, 11.1818- Bellona     John Dudman, Deptford 4.1809 19.12.1812 30.3.1813 receiving ship 6.1842
Dublin     Samuel & Daniel Brent, Rotherhithe 5.1809 13.2.1812 25.4.1812 frigate 12.1826, receiving ship 1860
Stirling Castle     Mrs Mary Ross, Rochester 7.1808 31.12.1811 25.2.1812 convict ship 4.1839
Medway     Thomas Pitcher, Northfleet 12.1808 19.11.1812 9.7.1813 convict ship 10.1847
America     Perry & Co, Blackwall 1.1808 21.4.1810 11.6.1810 frigate 2.1835, target 3.1864
Anson     Thomas Steemson, Hull 3.1808 11.5.1812 11.8.1812 convict ship 8.1843
Barham     Perry & Co, Blackwall 6.1808 8.7.1811 21.8.1811 frigate 12.1826, BU 3.1840
Rippon     Richard Blake & John Scott, Bursledon 10.1808 8.8.1812 12.5.1813 BU 3.1821
Blenheim     Deptford DYd 8.1808 31.5.1813 22.7.1813 screw blockship 3.1847, coastguard ship 4.1858
Pembroke     Wigram, Wells & Green, Blackwall 3.1809 27.6.1812 5.11.1812 screw blockship 5.1855, barrack ship 4.1873
Cornwall     Mrs Frances Barnard, Deptford 3.1809 16.1.1812 7.3.1812 frigate 5.1830, Reformatory School 4.1859
Devonshire     Mrs Frances Barnard, Deptford 2.1810 23.9.1812 2.12.1812 hospital ship 11.1849
Gloucester     Thomas Pitcher, Northfleet 3.1808 27.2.1812 11.6.1812 frigate 12.1832, receiving ship 8.1861
Benbow     Samuel & Daniel Brent, Rotherhithe 7.1808 3.2.1813 17.5.1813 marine barracks 2.1848
Defence (ex-Marathon)     Chatham DYd 5.1812 25.4.1815 7.6.1815 convict ship 9.1851
Hercules     Chatham DYd 8.1812 5.9.1815 17.11.1815 Army depot ship 1853
Cornwallis     Bombay DYd 1811 12.5.1813 25.12.1814 screw blockship 4.1855, floating pier 1865
Agincourt     Plymouth DYd 5.1813 19.3.1817 4.1817 depot ship 1.1848
Wellington (ex-Hero)     Deptford DYd 7.1813 21.9.1816 6.12.1816 receiving and depot ship 6.1848
Russell     Deptford DYd 8.1814 22.5.1822 1822 screw blockship 6.1855, coastguard ship 3.1858, BU 1865

 

Data variant sail

Displacement normal, t

1741bm

Displacement full, t

 

Length, m

53.6 gundeck

Breadth, m

14.5

Draught, m

6.40 hold depth

No of shafts

 

Machinery

sails

Power, h. p.

 

Max speed, kts

 

Fuel, t

 
Endurance, nm(kts)  

Armament

28 x 1 - 162/17 32pdr SBML, 28 x 1 - 139/19 18pdr SBML, 18 x 1 - 107/14 9pdr SBML

Complement

590

Project history: 74-gun two-deckers. Designed jointly by Peake and Rule and thus known as the 'Surveyors Class'. Were probably as successful a design as most. Largest class of battleships ever built to one design by any navy. Design was approved in 1806.

Modernizations: 1822, Gloucester: was rebuilt with circular stern: 54.0m gundeck, 1797bm

1826, Dublin, Barham; 1828, Alfred; 1830, Cornwall; 1831, Conquestador; 1832, Gloucester; 1833, Vindictive: as frigates: were armed with 28 x 1 - 173/8 42pdr SBML carronades, 28 x 1 - 163/18 32pdr 56cwt SBML, 2 x 1 - 118/14 12pdr SBML

1847, Blenheim; 1848, Ajax; 1849, Hogue; 1852, Edinburgh; 1855, Pembroke, Cornwallis, Russell: were converted to screw blockships with data as given in the table

 

Data variant screw

Displacement normal, t

Blenheim: 1832bm 2912 normal

Hogue: 1846bm 3054 normal

Ajax: 1761bm 2828 normal

Edinburgh: 1772bm 2598 normal

Pembroke: 1758bm 2465 normal

Cornwallis: 1809bm 2678 normal

Russell: 1751bm 2903 normal

Displacement full, t

 

Length, m

Pembroke: 53.6 gundeck

Blenheim: 55.2 gundeck

Hogue, Ajax, Edinburgh, Russell: 56.1 gundeck

Breadth, m

14.7

Draught, m

6.40 hold depth

No of shafts

1

Machinery

sails + 4 boilers, 1 4-cyl HSE

Power, h. p.

Hogue: 793ihp

Ajax: 846ihp

Edinburgh: 963ihp

Blenheim: 938ihp

Pembroke: 572ihp

Cornwallis: 787ihp

Russell: 578ihp

Max speed, kts

Hogue: 7.8

Ajax: 7.1

Edinburgh: 8.9

Blenheim: 5.8

Pembroke: 7.6

Cornwallis: 7.2

Russell: 6.7

Fuel, t

coal

Endurance, nm(kts)  

Armament

4 x 1 - 254/10 10'' 67cwt SBML, 2 x 1 - 206/15 68pdr 95cwt SBML, 26 x 1 - 204/12 68pdr 52cwt shell SBML, 28 x 1 - 163/18 32pdr 56cwt SBML

Complement

600

 

Naval service: No significant events.

 

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