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HMS Cambridge (1815)
HMS Cambridge was an 80-gun third rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, launched on 23 June 1815 at Deptford Dockyard. She was built to the lines of the Danish ship ''Christian VII'', which had been captured in 1807 at the Second Battle of Copenhagen.〔
==Service==
She saw little action early in her life, due to the end of the Napoleonic Wars. However, in the journal of Thomas Reed Stavers, she is recorded as being at Callao Roads, under Captain Thomas Maling, on 3 July and on 4/5 September 1824, on the latter occasion sailing from Callao to 'the Island of Lorenzo' to avoid attacks by a Spanish gun boat.〔(Journal of Thomas Reed Stavers ). Retrieved 6 November 2008.〕
Letters in the Foreign Office (FO 16/1) show that she sailed to the Americas under Captain Maling in 1823. Aboard was the first British diplomatic delegation to Chile: R. Nuggent, Henry William Rouse and Matthew Carter.
By January 1840 she was out of commission at Sheerness, but on 31 January that year she was commissioned there under Captain Edward Barnard and from then until 26 January 1843 served as the head of a naval squadron in the Mediterranean. This squadron's actions included operations in the eastern Mediterranean on the coast of Syria, a bombardment of Beirut on 10 September, and blockading Alexandria, all as part of the 1840 combined Ottoman-British campaign against Mehmet Ali.
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