Barque

• Wreck lies at Cloch-a-duths and is scattered.
• Broken china, part of the cargo, litters the bottom.
• Dive the last two hours of flood tide.
• The bottom is covered in dense kelp, though the viz. is usually good.
• Possible the remains of another wreck lies in the same area.
• There is a fee to use the slip at Ballycastle Harbour.

• The "Cumberland" was a full-rigged ship, built in 1800 at Whitehaven, and owned by a Glasgow company, she grossed 340 tons.
• Bound Jamaica for her home port of Greenock, with a general cargo, including coffee and rum.
• Becalmed in a smooth sea and strong tides, she drifted for two days finally striking a submerged rock during a strong flood tide.
• A Revenue Cruiser, "Wickam", commanded by Captain Fullerton, managed to take off Captain Thompson, the crew of 20, and some nine puncheons of rum, two bags of pimento, and three of coffee, before she sank.