Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799

Ron van Maanen

As a working paper the layout is temporarily and the sources are excluded.

no. 1, gaffship, admirality Maze, hired 1793-1799, monthly ¦ 300, 4 guns, 40 men.

no. 1, gunsloop, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

no.1, gaffschuyt, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1793.

no.1, gaffship, departement Rotterdam, hired 1799-1801, returned to owner, 4 guns.

no. 1, gungalliot, department Amsterdam built 1798, broken up 1809, 7 guns.

no. 2, gaffship/-schuyt, admirality Maze, hired 1793-1799 monthly ¦ 300,-, 4 guns, 40 men. no. 2, gaffelaar, departement Rotterdam, hired 1799, returned to owner, 4 guns. no.2, gungalliot, department Amsterdam built 1798, broken up 1810. 7 guns. no. 3, gaffship, admiralty Maze, hired 1793-1795, 4 guns, 40 men. uitlegger no. 4, admiralty Maze, hired 1793-1793, 4 guns, 40 men. gaffship no. 4, mentioned 1798, paid off, 4 guns gaffelaar no. 4, department Rotterdam hired 1799, returned to owner 1800, 4 guns. gaffship no. 5, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1793-1798, 4 guns, 40 men gunhooker no. 5, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1795. gaffelaar no. 5, department Rotterdam hired 1799, returned to owner 1800, 4 guns. gaffship no. 6, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1793-1798, 4 guns, 40 men. gunhooker no. 6, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795. gaffelaar no. 6, department Rotterdam, hired 1799, returned to owners 1800, 4 guns. gaffship no. 7, admiralty Maze, mentioned >1794-1798<, 4 guns. gunhooker no. 7, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 1 Ron van Maanen gaffship no. 8, firstmentioned 1794, paid off 1798, 4 guns.

gunhooker no. 8, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

gaffship no. 9, mentioned 1794-1795.

gaffship no. 9, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

gunchaloupe no. 10, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

gunhooker nr. 11, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

gaffship no. 12, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795, was armed.

gunhooker no. 13, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

gunhooker no. 14, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

gunhooker no. 15, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1795.

gunboat no. 54, mentioned 1799.

snik no. 56, department Harlingen, hired 1799, paid off and returned to owners 1799, 4 guns.

snik no. 59, department Harlingen, hired 1799, returned to owners. 4 guns.

gunboat Adder, department Harlingen, built at naval yard at Harlingen 1796, sold to be broken up 1810, dimensions 70 x 19 4/11 x 7 4/11, 3-5 guns, 16-20 men.

transport Admiraal de Ruiter, admirality Friesland, mentioned 1702.

3rd charter Admiraal de Ruyter, admirality Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 22 july 1777, launched 13 november 1778, builder May, captured by British, dimensions 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, 60-68 guns, 350-450 men, 1264e tons.

2nd charter Admiraal Generaal, admirality van Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 1763, launched 1764, sold 1795, dimensions 179 x 48 9/11 x 22, 70-74 guns, 550 men.

3rd charter Admiraal Tjerck Hiddes de Vries, admiralty Friesland, built (by Sjoerd Jouwerts Stapert?) 1782, captured by British 1797, dimensions 168 x 47 x 19, between decks 6’6”, 60-68 guns, 1360e tons.

Admiraal Tromp, transport, admirality Amsterdam, mentioned 1702, 34 guns, 54 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 2 Ron van Maanen ship-of-the-line Admiraal Zoutman, on stocks at naval yard at Amsterdam october 1798, launched september 1800, 80 guns, 1829 sold, broken up 1830. transport Admiraliteitswapen, admirality Maze, hired 1702, 110 x ? x ? gaffschuyt Adriana, fitted out als uitlegger 1798. fireship Afrikaan, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1700-1712, 30-70 men. uitlegger Afrikaans Galei, admiralty Zeeland, hired 1747-148, 18-22 guns, 75 men.

8th charter Ajax, admirality Amsterdam, bought 1781, lastmentioned>1783-1785<, dimensions 105 x ? x ?, 20-24 guns, 150 men. corvette Ajax, department Harlingen, built by P. Schuijt jr at naval yard at Harlingen, on stocks march 1796, launched october or 18 november 1796, broken up 1824, dimensions 115 x 32 3/11 x 18, 18-20 guns, 99-140 men.

Alarm, 7th charter, admirality Amsterdam, built by John May, on stocks at naval yard at Amsterdam 14 august 1773, launched 22 july 1774, captured by British 1799?, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 7/11 x 34 x 13 2/11, 24 guns, 150 men.

Aletta Cornelia, uitlegger, admirality Maze, hired 1747-1748, dimensions 94 (prow) x 24 (outside on ‘hout’) x 11½, 14 guns, 8 swivels, 60 men.

Alida, gaffship, admirality Maze, bought 1792, 8 guns and 6 swivels.

Alkmaar, 4th charter, admirality Noorderkwartier, built at Enkhuizen 1782, captured by British 1799, dimensions 154½ x 43 x 20, height between deck 6'5", 50-56 guns, 350-400 men, 1041e tons.

Alliantie, 6th charter, admirality Amsterdam, launched 20 june 1788 at Amsterdam 1788, captured by British 1795, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (lower deck) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, height between decks 5'8", 36 guns, 697e tons.

Alphen, 6th charter, admirality Amsterdam, built by May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1766, exploded in battle 1778, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (lower deck) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns.

Amazoon, 6th charter, admirality Amsterdam, built Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1758, condemned 1772, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 138¾ (lower deck) x 38 x 17 2/11, 36 guns.

Amphitrite, 6th charter, admirality Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1770, condemned 1788-1794 or broken up 1795, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns, 230 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 3 Ron van Maanen Amphitrite, 5th charter, admirality Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 30 october 1797, captured by British 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 160 x 45 x 17½, 44 guns, 1183e tons.

1st charter Amsterdam, admirality Amserdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1712, sold 1738, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 176 (prow) x 49½ x 17½, draught 10¼- 15, 96 guns, 660 men.

3rd charter Amsterdam, admirality Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 1763, launched 1764, sold 1795, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ x 45 8/11 x 20½, 60-68 guns, 450 men. ship Anna Catrina Galleij, admirality Amsterdam, hired 1747-1748. kaag Anna Maria, department Harlingen, hired 1799, 6 guns. uitlegger Anna Maria Magdalena, admirality Maze, hired 1747-1748, 14 guns, 8 swivels, guns, 59- 60 men. transportyacht Arend, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1739.

7th charter Arend, admirality Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1741, stricken >1779, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 120 x 32 x 12, draught 6½-9½, 20-22 guns, 150 men.

Arend, 7th charter, admirality Maze, launched by P. van Zwijndrecht at Rotterdam 21 march 1768, 5 november 1793 ordered to be broken up, dimensions 129 x 34 4/11 x 14 3/11, 20-24 guns, 150- 200 men. yacht Arend, admirality Zealand, built 1789 at Flushing, lastmentioned 1817, dimensions 75½ x 20 10/11 x 8 4/11. brig Arend, [admiralty of Noorderkwartier], built bij Mooij at Medemblik 1797, sold (To Morocco?) 1804, dimensions 75 x 20 3/11 x 15, 6 guns, 40 men.

5th charter Argo, admirality Amsterdam, built by May, on stocks at naval yard at Amsterdam 14 december 1771, launched 9 december 1772, sold >1785-1787<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 149 9/11 (lower deck) x 40 4/11 x 17 7/11, height between decks 6, 40-44 guns, 270-300 men; source {691} dimensions 149'8" (between decks)/153'7" (on deck)/140'2" (keel) x 40'4" (inner board) x 11'6" (‘in de pompzode’), height between decks 6, height below bak 6'2", height below half deck 6'7", frigate, 40 guns, 300 men.

6th charter Argo, admirality Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1789, launched 28 january 1790, captured by British 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, height between decks 5'8", 36- 40 guns, 230 men, 704e tons. uitlegger Arke, admirality Maze, hired 1747-1748, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 31-35 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 4 Ron van Maanen uitlegger Arke, admirality Maze, hired 1747-1748, dimensions 46 x 16 x 4¾, 4 guns, 10 men.

uitlegger Arke des Verbonds, admirality Maze, hired 1747-1748, dimensions 54 x 17½ x 5½, 4 guns, 20 men.

4th charter Assendelft, admirality Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1736, broken up 1758, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 150 (lower deck) x 41 6/11 x 18, 52-45 guns, 280-300 men. pilotboat Assistentie, admirality Maze, built by Glavimans at Rotterdam 1797, dimensions 65 x 18 6/11 x 8 3/11. brig Atalante, department Zealand, launched by Crul at Flushing 3 september 1796, captured by British, dimensions 115 x 32¾ x 18, 10-18 guns, 99 men. tjalk Atlas, department Amsterdam, built at Lemmer 1797, captured by British 1799, dimensions 72 x 13½ x 6½.

Barbestein, uitlegger, admirality Zeeland, bought 1746, sold 1748, 8 guns, 6 swivels, 42-63 men.

3rd charter Batavier, admirality Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1746, broken up 1778, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 160 (lower deck) x 44 x 19, draught 8½-11½, 64 guns, 350-375 men.

4th charter Batavier, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 8 september 1777, launched 18 february 1779, captured by British 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 154½ x 43 x 20, 50-56 guns, 300 men.

7th charter Batavier, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1784; only mentioned in one source.

5th charter Beekvliet, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by Jan Pool at Enkhuizen 1725, deleted >1758-1768<, dimensions 132 (prow) x 38 x 16, 40-50 guns, 190-300 men: I have to add more notes!!!!

4th charter Beemsterlust, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam 1725, sold/broken up 1741, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 143 (prow) x 40 2/11 x 16½, draught 9¼-13, 52 guns, 280 men.

7th charter Bellona, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1763, sold 1785, dimensions 124 x 34 x 14, 20-24 guns, 150 men.

6th charter Bellona, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1768, condemned 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (lower deck) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns, 230 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 5 Ron van Maanen 7th charter Bellona, admiralty Maze, 6 december 1785 ordered to be built, launched at naval yard at Rotterdam 20 march 1787, captured by British 1796, dimensions 121 3/11 x 33 3/11 x 12 9/11, 20-24 guns. ship Den Bergh Etna, admiralty Maze, firstmentioned 1706, sold 1707. transport Berkhout, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1707.

5th charter Beschermer, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1735, broken up 1754, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 (lower deck) x 38 4/11 x 16 8/11, draught 7 8/11-10 10/11, 44-48 guns, 220-225 men.

4th charter Beschermer, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1741, sold to E.I.C. 1744, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 150 x 41 6/11 x 18, 52 guns. uitlegger Beschermer, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1747-1748, 6-20 guns and swivels, 20-30 men.

4th charter Beschermer, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Enkhuizen 1784, captured by British 1799, dimensions 154½ x 43 x 20, height between decks below balken 6'5", 50-56 guns, 350-400 men, 1052e tons. uitlegger Beschermer, admiralty Maze, firstmentioned 1785, lastmentioned 1792, 14 guns.

8th charter Beschutter, admiralty Maze, bought 1784, sold 1788, dimensions 87 x 30 x 11, 14-20 guns, 70 men. hooker Beurs van Dordrecht, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1702. uitlegger Beurs van Kork, admiralty Zealand, hired 1747-1748, 77 x ? x ?, 10 guns and 2 swivels, 46-60 men. hookership Beurs van Rotterdam, admiralty Maze, hired 1702, dimensions 80 x ? x ?, 9 men. uitlegger Beurs van Zierikzee, admiralty Zealand, hired 1747-1748, 10-14 guns, 4-6 swivels, 59-60 men.

6th charter Beverwijk, admiralty Amsterdam, built John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1767, sold 1784, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (lower deck) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, height between decks 7'2¾", 36 guns, 230 men.

Bloys van Treslong, 5th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1754, sold 1782, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 (lower deck) x 39 7/11 x 17 7/11, 44 guns.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 6 Ron van Maanen 4th charter Boekenrode, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam, on stocks 1729, launched 1732, deleted >1765-1758<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 145 (lower deck) x 41 8/11 x 17 5/11, draught 12-13, 52 guns, 250-280 men. transport Boender, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706.

3rd charter Boetzelaar, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1711, sold 1739, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 152 x 41 x 16½, draught 10½-14, 64 guns, 325-350 men. uitlegger Bon Aventuur, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1747-1748, 12 guns, 3 swivels, 59-60 men.

7th charter Boreas, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1768, lastmentioned 1786, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 123 4/11 (prow) x 33 7/11 x 12½, height between decks 6'6", 24 guns. fluytship Bosch&hoven, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1799-1800, 16 guns. uitlegger Bosloper, admiralty Maze, hired 1747-1748, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 26-34 men.

8th charter Brak, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1736, broken up 1758, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 100 4/11 x 26 2/11 x 8 10/11, 10-14 guns, 99-150 men. uitlegger Brak, admiralty Friesland, firstmentioned 1781, sold 1783, 6 guns, 20.

Brak, 8th charter, admiralty Maze, bought 1781, captured by British 1795-1796, dimensions 91 4/11 x 33 1/11 x 13 5/11, 14-22 guns, 80-100 men.

4th charter Brakel, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1708, broken up and sold 1736, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 142 (prow) x 38½ x 14¾, draught 8, 52 guns, 270-280 men.

4th charter [Jan van] Brakel, admiralty Maze, built by Pieter van Zwijndrecht Pauluszoon at admiralty yard at Rotterdam 1782, in British hands 1795, dimensions 160 x 45 x 20½, 54-56 guns, 1110e tons.

4th charter Brederode, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1731, broken up 1751, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 146 (lower deck) x 41 8/11 x 17 5/11, draught 12 9/11-13 8/11, 52-54 guns, 280 men. galley Breidel, department Amsterdam, built 1799, lastmentioned 1808, 7 guns.

6th charter Brielle, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1776, wrecked 1784-1785, dimensions 145 x 37 x 15½, 36 guns, 230 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 7 Ron van Maanen 6th charter Brielle, admiralty Maze, on stocks at naval yard at Rotterdam 1786, launched 3 april 1787, wrecked 1791, dimensions 145½ x 40 x 15½, height between decks below ‘balken’ 5’8”, 36 guns, 230 men. uitlegger Brielschen Uitlegger, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1786, 10 swivels. uitlegger Bruinvis, admiralty Maze, bought 1785, sold 1786, dimensions 69 x 19 x 7, 6 guns.

3rd charter Buis, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Hoorn 1708-1709, sold 1724, dimensions 150 x 40 x 16¼, 64 guns.

Burcht van Leiden, Burcht van, 4th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1740, condemned >1770-1772<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 150 (lower deck) x 41 6/11 x 18, 52-54 guns, 300 men.

Burgh, transport, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706.

Burgvliet, 5th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1721, broken up 1740, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 134 (prow) x 37 x 15½, draught 9½-12½, 44 guns, 220 men.

6th charter Castor, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1758, captured by British 1781, dimensions 136 x 37 x 17, 36 guns, 230 men.

5th charter Castor, admiralty Maze, on stocks at Rotterdam 1781, launched 1786, captured by British 1796, dimensions 142 3/11 x 42 x 15¾, 40-44 guns, 230-270 men, 1065e tons. uitlegger Cecilia en Anna, admiralty Maze, hired 1747-1748, dimensions 86 (prow) x 23 (inside ‘wegering’) x 12 (below ‘balken’), 12 guns, 8 swivels, 49 men.

Centaurus, 5th charter, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1781, broken up 1792, dimensions 152 3/11 x 42 x 15¾, 40 guns, 250 men.

Cerberus, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 31 august 1782, launched 22 march 1784, captured by British 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, height between decks below ‘balken’ 6'6", 60-68 guns, 450 men. schooner Cerberus, bought 1799, captured by British 1804, 7 guns. uitlegger Charming Jane, admiralty Zeeland, hired 1747.

1st charter Chatham, on stocks at Rotterdam 1 may 1797, launched 24 may 1799, broken up 1823, dimensions 195 x 51 x 22, draught fore 14 and aft 18, 90 guns. boatship Christina, admiralty Maze, hired 1702, dimensions 83 x ? x ?, 2 guns, 8-9 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 8 Ron van Maanen transport Constitutie, built at Amsterdam 1797, bought 1799, sold 1815, 24-44 guns. uitlegger Cornelia, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. brigantine Courier, admiralty Maze, built 1787, lastmentioned 1795, dimensions 66 x 19 4/11 x 9¾, 6-10 guns, 25-30 men. brig Crash, captured from British 1798, recaptured by British 1799, 6 guns. uitlegger Cressy, admiralty Zealand, hired 1747-1748. uitlegger Cretia, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1748, 7 guns, 24 men.

4th charter Curacao, admiralty Amsterdam, built at naval yard at Amsterdam 1704, lastmentioned 1729, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 145 (prow) x 37¾ x 14¾, draught 9-13½, 52 guns.

3rd charter Dalen /Dalem, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1708, sold 1717, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 150 (prow) x 39¾ x 16¼, 64 guns.

4th charter Damiaten, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam 1723, broken up 1740, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 145 x 39 7/11 x 16, draught 9¼-15.

3rd charter Damiaten, Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1741, condemned 1770, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 160 (lower deck) x 44 x 19, draught 8½-11½, 60- 64 guns, 271-376 men. gaffschuyt Damlust, hired, 1798.

7th charter Dankbaarheid, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam, 1755, stricken 1776, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 122 x 34 x 14 8/11 x height tussen decks 6'4", 22-24 guns; {624} dimensions 122'5½" (prow)/119'5½" (between deck) x 33'8" (uitwatering), height tussen deks 6'4". corvette Daphne, department Rotterdam, launched at Rotterdam 30 september 1796, given to Morocco 1804, 16-22 guns. gaffschuyt De Beloften, hired 1798. { galliot De Ruyter, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1701.

4th charter Delft/Stad Delft, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwyndregt at naval yard at Rotterdam 1731, stricken >1778-1779<, dimensions 145 (lower deck) x 40 x 18½, 54-56 guns, 300 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 9 Ron van Maanen 4th charter Delft, admiralty Maze, built at De Hoog & De Wit at Delfshaven 1782, captured by British 1797, dimensions 160 (over deck) x 45 x 20½, height between decks below balken 6'5", 50- 56 guns, 350-400 men.

4th charter Deventer, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Enkhuizen 1700, rebuilt 1712, dimensions 140 x ? x ?, 50-52 guns, 220 men. brig Diana, admiralty Zealand, mentioned >1784-1798<, 8-16 guns, 40 men. kostship [floating barrcks] Diana, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1795. transport Diana, department Amsterdam, bought 1797, sold 1802, 12 guns. frigateship Diana, bought 1799, captured by British 1804, 4 guns.

5th charter Diepenheim, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1700, (sold to be ) broken up 1724, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 134 (prow) x 34½ 14, draught 8½-12½,44-46 guns.

6th charter Dieren, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built 1757, stricken 1782, 36 guns, 230 men

7th charter Dolfijn, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1738, wrecked 1766, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 120 x 32 x 12, draught 6½-9½, 20-24 guns, 150 men. transportyacht Dolfijn, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1739.

7th charter Dolfijn, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 3 november 1777, completed 1780, burnt or captured by British 1779, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 7/11 x 34 x 13 2/11, 20-24 guns, 150-156 men. uitlegger Dolfijn, admiralty Zealand, bought 1781, lastmentioned 1793, dimensions 76 x 20 2/11 x 8 2/11, 10-16 guns, 30-60 men.

Dordrecht, 4th charter, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwyndregt at naval yard at Rotterdam 1739, sold 1783, dimensions 145 x 40 x 18½, 54-56 guns.

Dordrecht, 3rd charter, admiralty Maze, on stocks at Dordrecht 8 january 1783, launched 1783, captured by British 1796, dimensions 167 (over deck) x 46 9/11 x 21½, height between decks below balken 6'6", 60-68 guns, 450 men, 1440e tons.

8th charter Draak, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1748, captured by British 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 140 x 36 x 15, draught 6’3”-7, 20- 24 guns, 216-226 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 10 Ron van Maanen gunboat Draak, department Flushing, on stocks at naval yard at Flushing 6 october, launched 25 may 1799, sold 1802, 4 guns. transport Drechterland, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam, bought 1797, captured by British but left behind 1799, 16 guns.

3rd charter Drente, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1782, wrecked 1784, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 20½, height between decks ‘below balken’ 6’6”, 60-68 guns, 450 men. transport Drie Gebroeders, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. gaffship Drie Gebroeders, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1793-1795, 8 guns. fluytship Drie Gebroeders, department Amsterdam, hired 1799-1800, 16 guns. uitlegger Drie Gezusters, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1747-1748, 12 guns, 58-60 men. uitlegger Drie Gezusters, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1781-1782, 10 guns. fluytship Drie Gezusters, department Amsterdam, hired 1799-1800, 16 guns. transport Drie Kronen, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1702, 36 guns, 64 men. uitlegger Duif, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747. transport Duifje, department Amsterdam, bought from E.I.C., 1797, captured by British 1800, 13 guns. frigate Duifje, department Amsterdam, captured by British but left behind 1799, 44 guns.

4th charter Duinveld, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1712, lastmentioned >1736, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 143 (prow) x 38½ x 15, draught 9-12, 52 guns, 280 men. hulk Duineveld, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1744, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 145 x 39½ x 12 1/11, 6 guns; perhaps the old Duinveld? hulk Dwinger, admiralty Friesland, built at Harlingen by J. Swerus 1782, burnt 1793, dimensions 140 x 32 x 9, 18-22 guns.

8th charter Echo, admiralty Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 1789, wrecked and wreck sold 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 100 x 31 x 17 9/11, 16-18 guns, 90 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 11 Ron van Maanen brig Echo, admiralty Friesland, on stocks at Harlingen by P. Schuijt jr 1797, launched 1 may 1798, captured by British 1804, dimensions 100 x 31 x 17 8/11, 12-18 guns, 80 men.

5th charter Edam, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rhenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1711, stricken and broken up 1739, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 131 x 36¾ x 15¼, draught 8¾-13 1/8, 44-46 guns, 200 men.

4th charter Edam, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1741, sold to East India Company 1741, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 150 (lower deck) x 41 6/11 x 18, 52 guns.

4th charter Edam, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1742, stricken 1779, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 150 (lower deck) x 41 6/11 x 18, 52 guns, 300- 351 men. ship Edam, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1745. transport Eendracht, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1702.

1st charter Eendracht, admiralty Maze, built at naval yard at Rotterdam 1703, lastmentioned 1712, dimensions 181 x 46¼ x 18, 100 guns. fluyt Eendracht, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1708, sold 1713, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 133 x 30 x 12¾, 8 guns. fireship Eendracht, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1711, dimensions 105 x ? x ? uitlegger Eendracht, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1747-1748, 8 guns+2 swivels, 19-20 men. uitlegger Eendracht, admiralty Maze, hired 1747, 8guns, 4 swivers, 35-50 men.

3rd charter Eendracht, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1747, condemned >1770, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 160 (lower deck) x 44 x 19, draught 8½- 11½, 64 guns.

7th charter Eendracht, admiralty Friesland, built by Willem Lodewijk van Genth at naval yard at Harlingen 1769, wrecked 1786, dimensions 125 x 34 x 13 2/11, 24 guns. frigate Eendracht, department Rotterdam, on stoks at naval yard at Rotterdam 1796, launched 28 january 1797, sold to be broken up 1803, 44 guns. uitlegger Eendracht, fitted out 1798. transport Eenhoorn, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 12 Ron van Maanen 6th charter Eensgezindheid, admiralty Friesland, on stocks by J. Sweerus at naval yard at Harlingen 1779, broken up 1796, dimensions 140 x 40 x 16, 36-38 guns, 230 men.

transport Elias, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. uitlegger Elisabeth, admiralty Maze, hired 1747, dimensions 72 x 18¾ (uitwatering) x 11½, 4 swivels, 12-62 men.

frigate Embuscade, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 1795, bought 1796, launched 23 april 1796, lastmentioned 1802, dimensions 140 x 39 4/11 x 15, 32-36 guns.

Enkhuizen, Wapen van, transport, admirality Noorderkwartier, hired 1708-1711, 28 men.

7th charter Enkhuizen, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by J. Hand at Enkhuizen 1779, broken up 1800, dimensions 125 4/11 x 34 x 13 2/11, 20-26 guns, 150-160 men.

yacht Eolus, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1740, 54 x 18 x 6½.

4th charter Erfprins, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1770, wrecked 1783, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 154½ x 43 x 20 guns, 52-56, 300 men.

6th charter Erfprins van Brunswijk, admiralty Zeeland, built at Flushing 1761, condemned >1788- 1792<, dimensions 140 x 37 8/11 x 16, 36-40 guns, 230 men.

Erfprins van Brunswijk, 6th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 1790, launched 1791, broken up 1708 or captured by British 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 x 37 8/11 x draught 15 8/11, height between decks below 'balken'5'8", 36 guns, 230 men.

uitlegger Essequeebse Vriendschap, admiralty Zeeland, hired 1747, 16 guns and 16 swivels, 50-60 men.

uitlegger Expeditie, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1781, 6 guns.

8th charter Expeditie, admiralty Noorderkwartier mentioned 1781-1793, 16-20 guns, 70 men.

transport Expeditie, department Amsterdam, bought 1797, sold to be broken up 1799, 16 guns.

snow Faam, admiralty Maze, built by Van Leeuwen at Rotterdam, 1702, lastmentioned 1708, dimensions 78 x 21¼ x 10¼, 16 guns.

uitlegger Faam, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1747-1748, 12 guns, 2 swivels, 60 men.

8th charter Faam, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1748, broken up 1758, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 100 x 27 x 10, 14 guns,100 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 13 Ron van Maanen uitlegger Faam, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1781-1785, 6-16 guns, 20-80 men. vessel Flora, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1785-1795, 10 guns, 40 men. 4th charter Friesland, admiralty Friesland, built by Thomas Davis at Amsterdam, bought 1740, sold and broken up 1763, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 146 (lower deck) x 41 8/11 x 17, 50-64 guns.

2nd charter Friesland, admiralty Friesland, built by J. Swerus at Harlingen, on stocks 1781, launched 1783, broken up 1792, dimensions 179 x 49 x 20, 70-74 guns.

Friso, Prins, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1708, sold to Portugal 1717, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 150 (prow) x 39¾ x 16¼, 64 guns. frigate Furie, department Amsterdam, bought 1797, sold to be broken up 1802, 24 guns. vessel Galate, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned >1785-1795<, 16 guns. brig Galathe, on stocks at naval yard Rotterdam 1795, launched 1796, paid off 1802, 16 guns.

2nd charter Gelderland, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1711, sold 1717, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 161 (prow) x 44½ x 18, 72-74 guns, 460 men.

2nd charter Gelderland, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at Amsterdam 1717, broken up 1751, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 164 x 44 x 17, draught 8½-14, 72-74 guns, 460 men. sources: {1} broken up. {2} 1717-1718 built, dimensions 161 (prow) x 44½ x 18; list dated 5 february 1721: 1717 built, 74 guns. {13} list dated 1 february 1734: 2nd charter, dimensions 164 x 44 x 17, 1715 built by Jan van Rheenen, 72 guns, 460 men. {3} 1717 built. {10} 1717 built, 1751 broken up. {16} 1717 built. {417} list dated 1740: 1717 built by Jan van Rheenen, 1739 repaired, dimensions 164 x 44 x 17, good condition; list dated 1734: dimensions 164 x 44 x 17, 1715 built. {434} 1717 built, dimensions 160 x 42½ x 16½. {472} 1716-1718 built, appointed 1720, 161 x 44½ x 18. {438} list dated 1733: dimensions 164 x 44 x 17, 1717 built; list dated 1744:1717 built, dimensions 164 x 44 x 17; list dated 21 january 1721: 1717 built, dimensions 161 x 43 x 16¾; list dated circa 1726: have to be fitted out, 1717 built. {27} list dated 22 august 1739: 1717 built, 72 guns.

3rd charter Gelderland, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 2 december 1780, launched captured by British 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 20½, 60-68 guns, 350-450 men.

Getrouwigheid, uitlegger, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1747-1748, 12 guns, 4 swivels, 46-60 men. brig Gier, department Rotterdam, on stocks at naval yard at Rotterdam 1794, launched 1795, sold 1796, 12 guns.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 14 Ron van Maanen brig sloop Gier, department Harlingen, launched at naval yard at Harlingen 10 july 1797, captured by British 1799, dimensions 100 x 31 x 17 9/11, 12-16 guns, 80 men, 324e tons. 4th charter Glindhorst, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1754, sold 1788, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 153 (lower deck) x 43 x 20, 50-54 guns, 300 men. gaffschuyt Goede Intentie, hired 1798. gaffschuyt Goede Verwachting, mentioned 1798. vessel Goede Verwachting, department Amsterdam, hired 1799-1800, 16 guns.

Goede Vriendschap, uitlegger, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men.

Goes, 4th charter, admiralty Zealand, built by Hendrik Raas at Veere 1733, lastmentioned 1759, dimensions 146 x 41½ x 17¼, 58-64 guns, 300 men.

4th charter Goes or Ter Goes, admirality Zealand, built 1781 at Vlissingen, broken up 1797, dimensions 154 x 43 x 19, 50-58 guns, 300 men.

5th charter Gorinchem, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwyndregt at naval yard at Rotterdam 1728, condemned >1755-1767<, dimensions 130 x 38 x 17, 44-48 guns, 160-250 men.

2nd charter Gouda, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1719, broken up 1763, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 165 (prow) x 44½ x 17, draught 8½-14, 72-74 guns, 460 men. transport Gouda, department Amsterdam, bought 1797, lastmentioned 1802, 12 guns; 1802 renamed Diana. transport Vergulde Hart, admirality Amsterdam, mentioned 1706. yacht Vergulde Jacht, admirality Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1710, 1740 condemned, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 76 x 21 3/11 x 8 1/11, 6 guns. (gotelingen), 6 steenstukken, convoyer in the Trend of France, captain Jeroen Euwoutsz, 80 last, 70 sailors.

Spoor, Gouden Spoor/Nieuwe Gouden Spoor, uitlegger, admiralty Zeeland, hired 1747, 14 guns, 50-63 men.

Vrijheid, Gouden, uitlegger, admiralty Maze, hired 1747, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 32-34 men. ship Vergulde Zalm, admirality Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1702-1705. transport Vergulde Zon, admirality Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1702, 2 guns, 22 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 15 Ron van Maanen 5th charter Gouderak, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1733, broken up 1751, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 135 10/11 (lower deck) x 39 6/11 x 16 3/11, draught 10½-13, 44-48 guns, 220-225 men.

uitlegger Grenadier, admiralty Zeeland, hired 1747, 16-18 guns, 66-81 men.

schooner Grijpvogel, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 1799, launched 1799, sold 1803, 6 guns.

3rd charter Groot Heeresveld, admirality Maze, built at Rotterdam 1707, renamed Starreburg 1712, 1742 sold, dimensions 153 x 42 x 17, 64 guns. yacht Groot jacht, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1738, lastmentioned 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 76 x 21 4/11 x 8, 6 guns. two big camels Grote Kamelen, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1782, dimensions 170 x 20 8/11 x 17 1/11. lugger Grote Logger, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1785. ship Grote Poon, admirality Maze, mentioned 1792. transport Grote Visserij, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1702, 16 guns, 60 men. vessel Grote Visserij, admiralty Maze, hired 1793-1795, 60 men.

Haarlem, 1st charter, admirality Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1721, broken up 1736-1737, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 177 (lower deck) x 49½ x 18, draught 14, 96 guns, 660 men.

2nd charter Haarlem, admirality Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at Amsterdam 1736, stricken 1770-1772, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167 (lower deck) x 46 5/11 x 20, draught 9-12, 72-74 guns.

3rd charter Haarlem, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 16 july 1783, launched 9 may 1785, captured by British 1797, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 20½, 68 guns, 1324 British tons.

6th charter Haarlemmerhout, admirality Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1748, stricken <1768, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 130 (lower deck) x 36 x 15, draught 7’0”-10’0”, 36 guns. uitlegger Handelaars, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747. gallot Harcourt, admirality Maze, hired 1702-1703, dimensions 88 x ? x ?, 8 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 16 Ron van Maanen 5th charter Hardenbroek, admirality Maze, built at Rotterdam 1708, captured by French 1709, dimensions 126 x 34½ x 14 ½, 40 guns.

5th charter Harlingen/Bisdom van Harlingen, admiralty Friesland, built by J. Swerius at admiralty yard Harlingen 1782, broken up 1796-1797, dimensions 154 x 44 x 17, 40-46 guns, 270 men. fluyt Harmonie, mentioned 1777; only mentioned in one source.

Hartenkamp, 7th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davids at Amsterdam 1733, broken up/stricken 1749, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 117 x 32 x 11 10/11, draught 8 3/4-11, 20- 22 guns, 180 men.

8th charter Havik, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1784, captured by British 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 110 x 30 x 12 9/11, 16-18 guns, 150 men. fireship Hazewind/Windhond, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1701, sold to be broken up 1715, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 89 (prow) x 25 x 12, 6-8 guns.

6th charter Hector, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1758, condemned 1772, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 138¾ (lower deck) x 33 x 17 2/11, 36 guns.

5th charter Hector, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 1782, launched 13 july 1784, captured by British, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 145 (lower deck) x 41 17 9/11, 44 guns.

3rd charter Heemstede, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam 1724, condemned >1740-1744<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 152 (prow) x 44 x 17, draught 9- 15½,64 guns, 350 men. transport Heerlijkheid van Oosthuizen, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1705-1709. defensevessel Hellehond, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1794. uitlegger Hellevoetse uitlegger, admiralty Maze, built 1773, lastmentioned 1786, dimensions 62 x 20 x 8 4/11, 8 guns.

7th charter Hellevoetsluis, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1708-1709, stricken 1724, dimensions 110 x 29¼ x 14¾, 24 guns. yacht Henrica Casimira, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1748, 70 x 20 x 6¾. transport Hercules, admiralty Zeeland, hired 1703-1704, dimensions 113 x 27 x ?, 24 guns, 172 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 17 Ron van Maanen 3rd charter Hercules, admiralty Maze, launched at the yard of Jacob Spaan at the Wilgenbos at Dordrecht 12 april 1781, captured by British 1797, dimensions 167 (over deck) x 46 3/11 x 20, draught 21 8/11-22 8/11, 54-66 guns, 450 men. galliot Herderin, admiralty Maze, hired 1701.

3rd charter Hersteller, Noorderkwartier, built at Amsterdam 1783, sold to be broken up 1795, dimensions 167½ x 46 3/11 x 20½, 60-68 guns.

5th charter Het Loo, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1749, broken up 1786, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 140 (lower deck) x 39 7/11 x 16 9/11, 44 guns.

5th charter Hilverbeek, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1729, broken up 1751, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 135 4/11 x 39 7/11 x 16 9/11, draught 10 8/11-12¾, 44-48 guns, 220 men. sloop Hippomenes, admiralty Zeeland, built 1797, captured by British 1803, dimensions 115 x 32 2/11 x 18, 18 guns, 407e tons.

4th charter Hof Rheenen, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1700, 1729 broken up, 1730 wreck sold, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 (prow) x 37¾ x 14¾, draught 9½-12¾, 50-52 guns.

6th charter Hof Sint Janskerken, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Swijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1735, sold 1769, dimensions 130 x 36 x 16, 16-40 guns, 220 men.

6th charter Hof van Souburg, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1761, condemned 1788, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (prow) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns, 130 men. vessel Hof van Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 22 guns.

Holland, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1761, sunk 1781, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 45 8/11 x 20, 64-68 guns.

Holland, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 13 december 1781, launched 5 december 1782, wrecked 1786, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, 60-68 guns.

2nd charter Hollandia, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1702, broken up 1725, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 161 (prow) x 42¼ x 16, draught 10¼-15, 72-74 guns. transport Hollandia, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706 hospitalship Hollandia, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1706-1707.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 18 Ron van Maanen Hollandia, 2nd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam 1725, sold 1734, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 165 (prow) x 46 x 17½, draught 9¾-14¾, 72 guns, 460 men. pleitship Hoop, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1703, 10 guns, 50 men. transport Hoop, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1706-1709. uitlegger Hoop, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1747-1749, 8 guns, 20 men. uitlegger Hoop, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 35 men. uitlegger Hoop, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. uitlegger Hoop, admiralty Zeeland, bought 1781, sold 1782, 14-20 guns, 60 men. uitlegger Hoop, admiralty Maze, bought 1785, lastmentioned 1795.

3rd charter Hoop, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Amsterdam 1783, lastmentioned 1794, dimensions 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, 60-64 guns.

7th charter Hoorn, Noorderkwartier, built at Hoorn 1779, broken up 1789, dimensions 126 34 x 13 2/11, 20-26 guns, 150 men.

4th charter Huis te Neck, admirality Noorderkwartier, built at Hoorn 1709, sold 1740, dimensions 140 (prow) x 38 x 15½, 50-54 guns, 280 men.

5th charter Huis te Warmelo, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by Cornelis Willemsz Blauwvlag at Medemblik 1708, wrecked 1715, dimensions 125 x 35¼ x 15¼, 40-44 guns.

7th charter Huis Ten Bosch, admiralty Amsterdam, built Amsterdam 1749, wrecked 1751, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 120 x 32 x 12, draught 6½-9½, 22 guns.

8th charter Hulk, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1782, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 140 x 36 x 12, 18 guns.

8th charter Hulk, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1792-1793, 12-18 guns, 80 men. uitlegger Hyena, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Medemblik 1782, dimensions 140 x 39 x 8, 20 guns. uitlegger IJzervarken, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1706. yacht Jacht, mentioned 1792, 8 guns. uitlegger Jacob en Maria, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 19 Ron van Maanen uitlegger Jager, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747. uitlegger Jager, admirality Noorderkwartier, built at Amsterdam or firstmentioned 1781, lastmentioned >1785-1787<, 14-16 guns, 60-70 men.

6th charter Jager, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by J. Hand at naval yard at Hoorn, 1786, stricken >1798-1803<, dimensions (Amsterdam foott) 139 8/11 x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns. vessel Jager, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1792-1793. uitlegger Jan Gerard, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men.

Jason, 6th charter, admiralty Maze, built by P. van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1770, handed over by mutineers to British 1796, dimensions 145 x 37 x 15½, 36 guns, 230 men.

6th charter Jason, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 28 march 1772, launched 22 december 1772, renamed Meerman 1783, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns, 230 men. uitlegger Joan Gerbrands, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 31 men. uitlegger Johan en Maria, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 12 swivels, 60 men.

3rd charter Johan de Wit, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 4 january 1798, launched 30 june 1798, broken up 1817, dimensions 180 x 48 x 21½, 68 guns. transport Johanna Catharina, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. uitlegger Jonge Eva, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. uitlegger Jonge Gerbrand, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. uitlegger Jonge Jacob, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747-1748. uitlegger Jonge Jan, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 36 men. fluytship Jonge Jan en Carel, hired 1799-1800, 16 guns. gaffschuyt Jonge Johanna, hired 1798. vessel Jonge Krijgsman, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1708-1710. gaffschuyt Jonge Lodewijk, hired 1798. uitlegger Jonge Margriet, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1746-1748.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 20 Ron van Maanen uitlegger Jonge Maria, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 37 men. fluyt Jonge Petronella, admiralty Maze, hired 1701. uitlegger Jonge Pieter, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1781-1782. kof Jonge Pieter, admiralty Friesland, hired 1793-1794.

Jonge Prins van Oranje, 7th charter, admiralty Zealand, built 1748, bought 1756, condemned 1772, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 x 34 x 16, 20-42 guns. transport Jonge Vergulde Hart, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. uitlegger Jonge Willem Pieter, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747-1748. transport Josua, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. hospitalship Juffrouw Catharina, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1702. transport Juffrouw Catharina, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. hospitalship Juffrouw Catrijn, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1702, 16 guns, 72 men. uitlegger Juffrouw Elisabet, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. uitlegger Juffrouw Helena, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747-1748, 12 guns, 8 swivels, 60 men gaffschuyt Juffrouw Maria, hired 1798.

6th charter Juno, admiralty Friesland, built at Harlingen 1781-1782, wrecked 1786, dimensions 140 x 40 x 16, 36-38 guns, 230 men. frigate Juno, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 1797, launched 31 august 1797, wrecked 1803, dimensions 145 (deck) x 40 x 15, 32 guns.

2nd charter Jupiter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by A. Staats at Amsterdam 1782, captured by British 1797, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 179 (lower keel) x 48 9/11 x 22, 70-76 guns. uitlegger Kaag, mentioned 1799, 4 guns. camel Kameel, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1725. camel Kameel, admiralty Friesland, firstmentioned 1784, destroyed 1799. yacht Kapiteinsjacht, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1738, broken up 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 52 x 17 x 7½, 6 guns.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 21 Ron van Maanen 3rd charter Kasteel van Egmond, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Hoorn 1722, sold 1740, dimensions 150 x 42 x 16¼, 60-64 guns, 380 men. transport Keizer Karel, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1702-1706, 8 guns, 25 men.

4th charter Keizerswaard, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1700, broken up/wrecked sold 1729, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 (prow) x 37¾ x 14¾, draught 9¾-13, 50-52 guns.

Kemphaan, 8th charter, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1781, broken up 1797, dimensions 70 x 28 x 12 9/11, 12-20 guns, 60 men.

4th charter Kennemerland, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at Amsterdam 1761, burnt 1778, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 153 (lower deck) x 43 x 20, 54 guns. gaffgunboat Kever, Friesland, built at Harlingen, mentioned 1796-1829, 1 gun. schuyt Kievit, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1782, sold 1784. fluytship Kievit, department Amsterdam, hired 1799, returned to owners 1800, 16 guns. uitlegger Kijkuit, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1781, sold 1783, dimensions 64 x 21 x 9, 4 guns, 25 men.

gaffelaar Kijkuit, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1792, bought 1792, lastmentioned 1796, 8 guns, 40 men.

hulk Kleine Hulk, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1781.

yacht Kleine Jacht, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam, 1737, broken up 1738, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 71 x 20 x 8, 6 guns.

camel Kleine kamelen, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1772.

lugger Kleine logger, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1785.

8th charter Komeet, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1789, captured by British 1795, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 100 x 32 x 17 9/11, 16-18 guns.

uitlegger Koningin Hester, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747-1748. uitlegger Korenmolen, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 50-63 men.

3rd charter (Admiraal) Kortenaar, admiralty Maze, on stocks at naval yard Rotterdam 1780, launched 8 july 1781, sold/broken up 1794, dimensions 167 (over deck) x 46 3/11 x 20, 60-68 guns, 450 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 22 Ron van Maanen 3rd charter Kortenaar, department Rotterdam, built by P. Glavimans at naval yard at Rotterdam, on stocks 1795, launched 23 april 1798, 1805, keellighter, 1807 scuttled and burnt, dimensions 180 x 48 x 21½, draught ready for departure towards sea fore 21 4/11, aft 23½, 68 guns. uitlegger Koudekerk, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 8 guns, 12 swivels, 63 men.

6th charter Kraai or Craay, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1704, broken up and wreck sold 1733, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 118 (prow) x 32½ x 13½, draught 7¼-10½, 34-38 guns. uitlegger Krabbendijke, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 10 swivels, 65 men. gunschooner Krokodil, department Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 30 april 1799, sold 1823, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 75 x 19 x 7, 7 guns. fluyt Kroonvogel, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. gunboat La Levrette, admiralty Amsterdam, bought 1785, sunk and later broken up 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 75 x 22 7/11 x ?, 4-6 guns, 49 men. gunboat La Mefiante, admiralty Amsterdam, bought 1785, sold 1795, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 75 x 22 7/11 x ?, 4-6 guns, 49 men.

5th charter Landskroon, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1755, condemned 1785-1787, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 (lower deck) x 39 7/11 x 17 7/11, 44 guns, 250 men. schuyt Landsschuit, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1704, sold 1741, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 48 x 16 8/11 x 6 1/11. schuyt Landsschuit. admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1704, sold 1733, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 48 x 16 8/11 x 6 1/11. schuyt Landsschuit, admiralty Amsterdam, built 1709, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 48 x 16 8/11 x ? yacht Landsschuit, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1740, dimensions 56 x 18 x 6½.; 1798 became yacht Eolus of the department Zeeland. schuyt Landsschuit, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1792, dimensions 52 x 17 x 7, 6 guns. yacht Landsschuit van Hinlopen, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1731, dimensions 42 x 14 x 5, 2 guns. 6th charter Langeveld, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1720, condemned >1744-1751<, dimensions 123 (prow) x 35¼ x 14½, 38 guns, 190 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 23 Ron van Maanen 3rd charter Leeuw, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1700, broken up 1714, dimensions 150 (prow) x 39¾ x 15¾, 64 guns.

8th charter Leeuw, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1784-1788, dimensions 93 x 31 7/11 x 11½, 14-22 guns.

4th charter Leeuwenhorst, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1742, condemned 1770-1772, dimensions 150 (lower deck) x 41 6/11 x 18, 52 guns.

2nd charter Leiden, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1714, broken up 1752, dimensions 164 x 44 x 17, draught 9-14, 72-74 guns, 460 men.

3rd charter Leiden, admiralty Amsterdam, built by May, on stocks at Amsterdam 17 september 1784, launched 26 july 1786, captured by British 1799, dimensions 167½ (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 20½, 68 guns, 1307e tons.

5th charter Leiderdorp, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1731, broken up 1751, dimensions 135 4/11 x 39 7/11 x 16 9/11, draught 11 1/11-12¾, 44-48 guns, 220 men.

4th charter Lepelaar, admiralty Maze, built by P. van Zwijndrecht the elder at naval yard at Rotterdam 1703, sold 1734, dimensions 145 x 38 x 16, 52-56 guns, 280 men.

Liefde, uitlegger, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1746-1748, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 23 men.

Liefde, uitlegger, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. transport Lieve Vrouwe van Loretto, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. uitlegger Lijnbaen, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 10 guns, 4 swivels, 63 men. transport Lindeboom, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1702, 8 guns, 22 men. transport Lindeboom, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. gungalliot List, department Rotterdam, launched at Rotterdam 30 september 1798, broken up >1809-1810<, dimensions 70 x 19 4/11 x 7 5/11, 4-6 guns. uitlegger Loper, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1784, bought 1784, decided to sell 1786, dimensions 72 x 19 1/11 x 9 10/11, 4-12 guns.

3rd charter Loosdrecht, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at Amsterdam 1710, sold to be broken up 1739, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 152 (prow) x 41 x 16½, draught frigate Luipaard, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1759-1760; only mentioned in one source.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 24 Ron van Maanen corvette Lynx, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1784-1799, 16-20 guns; British prize, the Lynx of Amsterdam ?

7th charter Lynx, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1784/1785, bought, lastmentioned 1787, dimensions 96 x 25½ x 9, 10-12 guns. uitlegger Maagdenberg, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1702-1703, 10 guns, 50 men.

6th charter Maarssen, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1718, sold 1739, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 122 (prow) x 35 x 14½, draught 7¾-10¾, 38 guns, 190 men.

5th charter Maarssen, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1739, condemned >1770-1172<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 x 39 7/11 x 16 9/11, draught 7½-10½, 44-48 guns. snow Maas, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1705-1707.

2nd charter Maas, admiralty Maze, built by P. van Zwijndrecht at Rotterdam 1707, broken up 1724, dimensions 160 (prow) x 43¾ x 18, 74 guns.

2nd charter Maas, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwyndregt at naval yard at Rotterdam 1728, sold 1782, dimensions 160 x 45 x 20, 74 guns, 460 men.

8th charter Maasnimf, admiralty Maze, mentioned >1782-1795<, dimensions 90 x 26 x 13, 12-16 guns. uitlegger Margarethe, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1781-1782. fluyt Maria, admiralty Maze, hired 1702-1705 (1707), dimensions 142 x ? x ?. transport Maria, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. uitlegger Maria Johanna, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747-1748. uitlegger Maria Johanna, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1781-1782, 16 guns, 70 men.

6th charter Mars, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1701, broken up and sold 1732, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 118 (prow) x 32 x 13, draught 8- 10¾, 34-38 guns. 3rd charter Mars, admiralty Maze, built by L. van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1763, captured by British 1781, dimensions 160 x 44 x 19, 60-68 guns, 418 men, 1075e tons.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 25 Ron van Maanen 5th charter Mars, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1769, captured by British 1781, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (lower deck) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 32-36 guns, 703e tons. lighter Mastlichter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1704, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 78 x 22 9/11 x 6 1/11. lighter Mastlichter, admiralty Amsterdam, built 1782.

4th charter Matenes, admiralty Maze, built by P. van Swijndrecht 1704, sold 1732, dimensions 145 x 38 x 16½, 54-56 gun, 280 men.

5th charter Medea, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Van Ghent, on stocks at Amsterdam 12 may 1781, launched 14 january 1782, broken up or captured by British 1800, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 149 9/11 (lower deck) x 40 4/11 x 15 2/11, 40-44 guns. hulk, Medua, admiralty Amsterdam, firstmentioned 1792, 1793 broken up.

3rd charter Kasteel van Medemblik, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by Jan Pool at Medemblik 1725, sold 1758, dimensions 145 (prow) x 42 x 16¼, 52-64 guns, 380 men.

6th charter Medemblik, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by J. Hand at Medemblik 1779, broken up 1797, dimensions 139 8/11 x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns, 230. vessel Medusa, admiralty Amsterdam, firstmentioned 1791, broken up 1793. ship Meerman, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1793, 18 guns, 70 men.

7th charter Meermin, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1754, wrecked 1760, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 122 (prow) x 34 x 14 8/11, 24 guns.

8th charter Meermin, admiralty Zealand, built at Flushing, bought 1784, captured by British 1796, dimensions 83 x 28 x 11 6/11, 16-18 guns, 203e tons. vessel Meermin, admiralty Amsterdam, bought 1784, lastmentioned 1785, 16 guns.

5th charter Meervliet, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam 1724, broken up 1750, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 135 (prow) x 38½ x 15 9/11, draught 10-12, 44-46 guns, 220 men. uitlegger Meeuw, admiralty Friesland, firstmentioned 1781, sold 1783 or condemned >1783- 1785<, 12-14 guns, 70 men. cutter Meeuw, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1792-1793.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 26 Ron van Maanen gungalliot Meeuw, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 10 june 1798, launched 30 september 1798, sold to be broken up 1810, dimensions 70 x 19 4/11 x 7 5/11, 4-6 guns. snow Mercurius, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1702, captured by French but recaptured 1705, lastmentioned 1708?, dimensions 78 x 21¾ x 10½, 16 guns.

7th charter Mercurius, admiralty A, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1710, sold 1726, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 112 x 32 x 14½, draught 6-10, 24-30 guns. uitlegger Mercurius, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1747, 14 guns, 60 men.

8th charter Mercuur, admiralty Amsterdam, bought 1781 or 1782, captured by British 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 85 x 30 x 13, 12-24 guns, 150 men, 210e tons.

Middelbare logger, lugger, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1785.

Middelburg, ship, admiralty Zeeland, built at Flushing 1691, 1704 still mentioned, fate unknown, dimensions 160 x 44 x 17½, 80 guns.

Middelburg, 1st charter, admiralty Zeeland, built by Adriaen Davidsen at Flushing 1699, lastmentioned 1752, dimensions 180 (prow) x 48 x 20, 80-90 guns, 650men.

5th charter Middelburg, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1734, lastmentioned 1779, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 135 10/11 (lower deck) x 39 6/11 x 16 3/11, draught 10 7/11-13, 44-48 guns, 220 men. brig Minerva, mentioned 1797, 14 guns; mentioned in one source.

7th charter Minerva, admiralty Zeeland, built at Veere 1787, captured by British 1799, dimensions 136 x 36 5/11 x 13 10/11, 20-26 guns, 150, 613e tons.

5th charter Monnikendam, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by J. Hand at Enkhuizen 1782, captured by British 1797, dimensions 149 9/11 x 40 4/11 x 15 2/11, 40-44 guns, 270 men.

Moriaanshoofd, 4th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at Amsterdam 1733, sold 1740, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 146 (lower deck) x 41 8/11 x 17 5/11, draught 12-14, 52- 54 guns, 280 men.

8th charter Mug, admiralty Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 4 december 1788, captured by British 1788, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 75 x 20½ x 15¼, 6-8 guns.

Nassau, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1759, broken up 1784, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (prow) x 45 8/11 x 20½, 64-68 guns, 450 men.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 27 Ron van Maanen Nassau Weilburg, 4th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at at Amsterdam 1760, wrecked 1783, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 153 (lower deck) x 43 x 20, 52-54 guns, 300 men.

Nehalennia, 7th charter, admiralty Zeeland, built at Flushing 1794, broken up 1796, dimensions 130 (prow) x 33½ x 12 9/11, 20-24 guns. transport Neptunus, admiralty Maze, hired 1708-1710.

2nd charter Neptunus, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1782, condemned 1794,

3rd charter Neptunus, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 26 january 1798, launched 13 july 1798, sold to be broken up 1839, dimensions 180 x 48 x 21½, draught 14 3/11 for and 17 6/11 aft, 68 guns. uitlegger Nieuwe Eendragt, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1746. uitlegger Nieuwenhoven, admirality van de Maze of Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 20 guns, 63 men.

4th charter Nieuwenhuis, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1700, broken up 1731, wreck sold 1732, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 (prow) x 37¾ x 14¾, draught 9¾-13, 50-52 guns. yardvessel Nieuwe Zeiljacht, admirality Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1734 or 1737, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 40 x 12 5/11 x 5 8/11. gungalley Noodweer, departement Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1799, wrecked 1807, 4 guns.

3rd charter Noord Holland, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Amsterdam 1783, broken up/sold 1795, dimensions 167½ x 46 5/11 x 20½, 60-69 guns.

5th charter Noordwijk op zee, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jacob Papegaaij at naval yard at Amsterdam 1726, broken up 1747, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 137 (prow) x 37 x 15, draught 9¼-12¾, 44-46 guns, 220 men.

3rd charter Oldenbarneveld, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 1796, launched 28 january 1797, still mentioned 1807, dimensions 180 (deck) x 48 x 21½, draught 21 7/11-24, 68 guns. fireship Olijfboom, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1702, 2 guns, 28 men. uitlegger Ooievaar, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 35 men. ship Oostergo, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1770-1772. Only mentioned in one source.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 28 Ron van Maanen 3rd charter Oostergo, admirality Friesland, built 1783 at Harlingen, condemned 1794, dimensions 168 x 47 x 19, 60-68 guns.

4th charter Oosterwijk, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1704, broken up and wreck sold 1734, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 142 x 37¾ x 14¾, draught 9-13, 52 guns. transport Oost Vlieland, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1705-1706. uitlegger Oranje, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Rotterdam 1768, sold 1795, dimensions 75 x 21 x 8, 6 guns, 20 men. uitlegger Oranjeboom, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1711. frigate Oranjeboom, captured from Alger 1724, 36 guns. ship Oranjespruit, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1711-1713

7th charter Oranjewoud, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by Baes at Enkhuizen 1753, wrecked 1758, dimensions 122 x 34 x 16 8/11, draught 15-16½, 22-24 guns.

Oranjezaal, 7th charter, admiralty Maze, built by L. van Zwijndrecht, on stocks at naval yard at Rotterdam 23 november 1751, launched 14 march 1752, sold 1788, dimensions 120 x 33 x 13, 20- 26 guns, 150 men.

4th charter Orijnen, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam, mentioned 1713, 52 guns; only mentioned on a list dated 1711. uitlegger Otter, admiralty Amsterdam, 1785, mentioned 14 guns. ship Otter, department Harlingen, firstmentioned 1796, sold 1801, 3 guns. uitlegger Oud Haarlem, admiralty Amsterdan, mentioned 1711.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 29 Ron van Maanen 5th charter Oud Teylingen, admiralty Maze, built by P. van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1725, sold 1749, dimensions 135 x 39 x 17½, 44-48 guns, 220-250 men.

4th charter Overijssel, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1703, exploded 1725, dimensions 140 x 40 x 15¾, 54 guns.

3rd charter Overijssel, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Booy at Amsterdam 1782, sold 1794, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 20½, 68 guns.

3rd charter Overijssel, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Ferrol 1781, bought as Spanish San Felipe Apostol 1794, captured by British 1795, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 153 x 48 x ?, 64-68 guns, 1226e tons.

Pallas, 5th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at Amsterdam 1724, broken up <1748, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 135 (prow) x 38½ x 15 9/11, draught 10½-12, 44-46 guns, 220 men.

5th charter Pallas, admiralty Friesland, on stocks at Harlingen 1780, launched 1781, captured by British 1797, dimensions 154 x 44 x 17, 36-44 guns, 270 men.

8th charter Panter, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam, bought 1784, wrecked 1795/1796, dimensions 87½ x 20 8/11 x 12 4/11, 14-20 guns. inlandyacht Patrijsvogel, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1724, lastmentioned 1818, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 50 x 9 x 5. schooner Pegasus, departement Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1799, captured by British 1799, 6 guns. schooner Perseus, built at Amsterdam 1799, captured by British 1799. 6 guns.

5th charter Phoenix, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1751, sold/stricken 1785, 141 (lower deck) x 39 7/11 x 16 9/11, 44 guns, 250 men.

Phoenix, lugger, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1782, bought 1782, lastmentioned <1787, dimensions 34 x 18 x 7, 6 guns. frigate Phoenix, department Rotetrdam, on stocks at naval yard Rotterdam 1797, 4 may launched 1799, burnt by own crew 1806, 32 guns.

Pieter Paulus, ship-of-the-line, department Rotterdam, 14 october 1798 on stocks at naval yard at Rotterdam, launched 10 april 1800, 20 april 1807 renamed Utrecht, broken up 1815, dimensions 180 x 48 x 21 5/1168 guns.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 30 Ron van Maanen 4th charter Piet Hein, admiralty Amsterdam, launched at naval yard at Amsterdam 4 march 1773, launched 6 october 1774, sold to be broken up 1799, dimensions 154½ x 43 9/11 x 20, 54-56 guns. pink Piet Hein, bought Portuguese Princesse Royal 1796, sold 1808. brig Piet Hein, department Amsterdam, bought 1799, broken up 1802, 10 guns.

Pieter Florisz, 3rd charter, admiralty Noorderkwartier, on stocks at Enkhuizen 1788, broken up 1795, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, 68 guns.

8th charter Pijl, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 4 december 1784, launched 19 may 1785, captured by British 1796, dimensions 80 x 25 x 15¼, 12-18 guns 80 men.

Pluto, 3rd charter, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by J. Hand, on stocks at naval yard Medemblik 1784, sold/broken up 1797, dimensions 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, 68 guns.

Pluto, 3rd charter, department Flushing, built by P. Schuit jr. at Flushing 1798, burnt by own crew 1807, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 180 x 48 x 21½, 68 guns.

Polanen, 4th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1722, broken up 1747, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 146 (prow) x 39 9/11 x 16¼, draught 9¾- 13¼, 52 guns, 280 men.

Pollux, 6th charter, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1758, wrecked 1765, dimensions 136 x 37 x 17, 36 guns.

Pollux, 5th charter, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1781, 1797 sold, dimensions 152 3/11 x 42 x 15¾, 40-46 guns, 250-300 men.

Portlands Galeij, snow, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1720. frigate Post, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1702, lastmentioned 1706, 24 guns, 110 men. brig Post, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1783, condemned >1788-1794<, 20 guns. brig Postiljon, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1782-1785, dimensions 66 x 19 4/11 x 9¾, 4-6 guns. uitlegger Prins Casemier, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1746-1747.

4th charter Prinses Carolina, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwijndrecht at Rotterdam 1748, captured by British 1780, dimensions 146 x 40 x 18, 54-56 guns, 862e.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 31 Ron van Maanen Prinses Frederika Louisa Wilhelmina, 4th charter, admiralty Friesland, built by Jan Swerus at naval yard at Harlingen 1779, wrecked 1781, dimensions 156 x 45 x 18, 54 guns, 300 men.

Frederika Louisa Wilhelmina, Prinses, 6th charter, admiralty Maze, on stocks at Rotterdam 1789, launched 20-10-1790, captured by British 1796, dimensions 147 x 40 x 15½, 36-40 guns, 250 men, 883e tons.

Louisa, Prinses, 4th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1769, captured by British but left behind 1799, 154½ x 43 x 20, 50-56 guns, 200-300 men; sources: {1} 1795 renamed Broederschap, hospitalship, captured by British. {3} scuttled as floating magazine. {4} captured 1799 by British but left behind and sold to be broken up 1800. {415} called Prinses Louisa Wilhelmina.

Prinses Maria Louisa, 4th charter, admiralty Friesland, built by Willem Lodewijk van Genth at naval yard at Harlingen 1761, sold 1781, dimensions 153 (lower deck)x 43 x 20, 54 guns.

Prinses Royaal, 2nd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1759, stricken 1780, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 182 3/11 (lower deck) x 49 5/11 x 20, 72-74 guns.

3rd charter Prinses Royaal Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1769, broken up >1785-1787<, dimensions 154½ x 43 x 20, 54-64 guns.

Frederik, Prins, 3rd charter, admiralty Maze, on stocks at Rotterdam 1777, launched 15 june 1779, captured by British 1796, dimensions 167 (over deck) x 46 3/11 x 20 4/11, 60-64 guns, 1270e tons.

Frederik Willem, Prins, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1788, captured by British 1797, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 20½, 68 guns.

Friso, Prins, 4th charter, admiralty Friesland, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Harlingen 1730, condenmned/sold on auction 1756, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 144 x 42 x 17, 50 guns, 280 men.

Maurits, Prins, 2nd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 17 july 1782, launched 12 september 1783, captured by British 1797, dimensions 179 x 48 9/11 x 22, 74 guns. uitlegger Prins van Denmarque, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 26 guns, 75 men.

Prins van Oranje, uitlegger, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 34 men.

2nd charter Prins Willem, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1748, wrecked 1781, dimensions 166 x 44 x 20, 70-74 guns.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 32 Ron van Maanen Prins Willem, 6th charter, admiralty Friesland, built by the British Charles Bentham and his Dutch assistent Van Genth at naval yard at Harlingen 1757, condemned 1778, dimensions 138 3/11 x 38 x 17 2/11, 36 guns.

Prins Willem, 3rd charter, admiralty Maze, on stocks at naval yard at Rotterdam 1 august 1782, launched 19 july 1783, broken up 1795, 167 (over deck) x 46 3/11 x 20, 60-64 guns.

2nd charter Prins Willem de Eerste, admiralty Maze, on stocks at Rotterdam august 1782, launched july 1785, broken up 1820, dimensions 180 x 48 6/11 x 22, draught 21 8/11-22 8/11, 70-76 guns, 550 men.

Provincie van Utrecht, 2nd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam 1702, broken up and wreck sold 1725, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 161 (prow) x 42¼ x 16, draught 10¼-15, 72-74 guns.

Provincie van Utrecht, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1728, condemned >1744-1751<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 156 3/11 (lower deck) x 44 x 19, draught 11¾, 64 guns, 350 men.

Purmer, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1715, condemned 1750, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 152 (prow) x 41 x 16½, draught 8½-13½, 64 guns, 350 men.

Edam, Raadhuis van, 3rd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1700, lastmentioned 1727, 150 (prow) x 39¾ x 15¾, draught 10-14½, 64 guns.

7th charter Raaf, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1742, stricken 1779, dimensions 120 x 32 x 12, draught 6½-9½, 20-24 guns, 149-150 men.

Raaf, 8th charter, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam, bought 1784, lastmentioned >1788-1794<, dimensions 88 x 23 6/11 x 13½, 12-14 guns.

Ramhorst, 4th charter, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by Jan Pool at Enkhuizen 1725, condemned >1752-1768<, dimensions 140 (prow) x 40 x 16, 42-52 guns, 259-300 men.

Reebok, 8th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1783, unserviceable 1792, 20 guns.

3rd charter Revolutie, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 1798, launched 20 march 1799, burnt by own crew 1807, 68 guns.

4th charter Rijnland, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1753, exploded/burnt 1783, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 153 (lower deck) x 43 x 20, 52-54 guns, 300 men. fluyt Rijzende Zon, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 33 Ron van Maanen Leeuw, Rode, hooker, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1702-1704, dimensions 80 x ? x ?, 2 guns, 8-9 men. transport Roos, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1702-1704, 6-8 guns, 25 men. uitlegger Roseboom, admiraltyAmsterdam, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. snow Roseknop, admiralty Zealand, bought 1704, dimensions 56 x ? x ? ship Rossum, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1702, lastmentioned 1722, 126 x 34¼ x 15, 40- 44 guns. Only mentioned by Vreugdenhil!

5th charter Rossum, admiralty Maze, built by Pieter van Zwijndrecht at Rotterdam 1712, sold 1749, 126 x 34½ x 14 ½, draught 15, 36-44 guns, 190 men. transport Rotterdam, admiraltt Maze, hired 1702, 1705, dimensions 112 x 27 x 12, 2 guns, 16 men.

2nd charter Rotterdam, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1703, sold 1723, dimensions 156 x 42¾ x 16¾, 74 guns.

Rotterdam, 3rd charter, admiralty Maze, on stocks at Rotterdam 1741, condemned >1751-1761<, dimensions 156 x 42 x 19, 64-66 guns.

4th charter Rotterdam, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1761, captured by British 1781, dimensions 150 x 40 8/11 x 18 3/11, 52 guns, 937e tons.

3rd charter Rotterdam, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1783, broken up 1798 or sold 1799, dimensions 167 (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 21½, 60-68 guns.

3rd charter Rotterdam, built at Rotterdam 1798, sold and broken up 1815, 68 guns. sources: {140} Ex-Rotterdamsche Handel, ex-Commercie van Rotterdam, ex-Hersteller. frigate Rozenburg, department Amsterdam, bought 1798, sold 1802, 24 guns.

3rd charter Roosendaal, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at Amsterdam 1717, condemned/stricken 1751-1752, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 152 (prow) x 41½ x 16½, draught 8¼-13¼, 64 guns, 350 men. sources: {1} condemned 1752-1755. {2} l=prow. {13} d=16½. {3} d=16¾. {16} d=16½. {10} >1751 stricken. {2} builder Jan van Rheenen. {417} list dated 1740: d=16½, list dated 1734: d=16½. {434} d=16½. {438} list dated 1740: d=16½. {472} built 1716-1718, appointed 1720, 150 x 42 x 17. brig Ruby, department Amsterdam, firstmentioned 1799, captured by British/sold 1810, 16 guns. gaffship Rustbewaarder, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1792, lastmentioned 1794, 6 guns.

Preliminary list of Dutch naval vessel built or required in the period 1700-1799. Version 20 june 2008 34 Ron van Maanen vessel Ruyven, admiralty Maze, exploded 1709, 22 guns. gunbrig Sainte Lucie, captured from French 1793, recaptured by French 1795, 7 guns. bombgalliot Salamander, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1701, lastmentioned 1712, dimensions 90 x 25 x 11, 6 guns, 36 men.

8th charter Salamander, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1783, condemned >1788- 1794<, 14-20 guns. gungalliot Salamander, department Rotterdam, built at Rotterdam 1798, lastmentioned 1810, dimensions 70 x 19 4/11 x 7 5/11, 4-6 guns.

5th charter Sandenburg, admiralty Zeeland, built 1723, wrecked 1725, 42 guns.

Saturnus, galliot, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1747-1750, 12 guns, 59-60 men. uitlegger Schakerloo, admiraltyZealand, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 63 men. uitlegger Scheveningen, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1706.

4th charter Schiedam, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1745, broken up 1790-1792, dimensions 145 x 40 x 18½, 46-56 guns, 250-300 men. pilotboat Schiedam, department Rotterdam, built 1799, dimensions 65 x 18 6/11 x 8 3/11.

Schieland, 6th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1755, stricken 1782, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 153 (lower deck) x 43 x 20, 54 guns.

Schildpad, vessel, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1741.

Schildpad, uitlegger, admiralty Maze, mentioned >1781-1787<, 4 guns, 10-12 men.

6th charter Schoonoord, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1701, sold 1733, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 118 (prow) x 32 x 13, draught 8-10¾, 34-38 guns. boat Schorpioen, firstmentioned 1796, sold <1809, 3 guns. yacht Schotsman, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1755. gunboat Schrik, firstmentioned 1799, burnt by own crew 1799. gungalliot Schrik, department Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 9 november 1798, sold 1808, 6 guns, 30 men.

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Scipio, 7th charter, admiralty Maze, bought 1781 of built 1784, captured by British 1807, dimensions 122 x 30 x 17 ¼, 18-22 guns, 120-140 men. uitlegger Scribsie, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 8 guns, 24 men. lighter Sfinx, department Rotterdam, on stocks at Rotterdam 10 august 1798, launched 30 september 1798, lastmentioned 1810, 6 guns. transport Sint Antonio, admiralty Maze, hired 1702, dimensions 137 x ? x ?, 8 guns, 31 men. snow Sint Antonio de Padua, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1707-1712, 6 guns frigate Sint Jago de Victoria, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1702, 60 men. transport Sint Jan, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. transport Sint Jan Baptista, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706 fluyt Sint Laurens, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1702-1709, dimensions 137 x ? x ?, 2 guns, 17 men.

7th charter Sint Maartensdijk, admiralty Zeeland, built 1756, bought 1756, lastmentioned 1785, dimensions 128 x 37 x 16, 20-24 guns, 150 men.

7th charter Sirene, admirality Friesland, built at naval yard at Harlingen 1786, captured by British 1796, dimensions 126 x 34 10/11 x 13 10/11 ,20-26, 150, men 574 British tons. gunboat Slang, department Amsterdam, bought 1799, sold 1801, 4 guns, 25 men. cutter Snelheid, admirality Friesland, firstmentioned 1781, captured by British 1795, dimensions 70 x 28 x 12 9/11, 12-18 guns, 60-70 guns.

8th charter Snelheid, admirality Noorderkwartier, built at Medemblik 1781, captured by British 1797, dimensions 70 x 28 x 11 9/11, 8-18 guns. pink Snelle lastdrager, department Amsterdam, hired 1799-1800, 16 guns. uitlegger Snoek, admirality Maze, mentioned >1781-1786<, 12-16 guns, 60 men. lugger Snoek, admirality Amsterdam, bought 1785, lastmentioned 1787. vessel Snuffelaar, department Rotterdam, built 1799, captured by British 1804, 6 guns. ketch Souke, admirality Zeeland, mentioned 1666, 6 guns, 29 men.

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7th charter Spiegelbos, admirality Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1731, broken up 1749, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 117 x 32 x 11 10/11, draught 8 6/11-11 7/11, 20-22 guns, 180 men. gunboat Spin, department Harlingen, mentioned 1796-1806, 3 guns.

8th charter Spion, admirality Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard Amsterdam 1735, wrecked 1747, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 100 4/11 x 26 2/11 x 8 5/11, draught (with 7 last ballast) 8-9 1/11, 12-24 guns.

Spion, 8th charter, admirality Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1748, sold 1757, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 100 x 27 x 10, 14 guns.

8th charter Spion, admirality Amsterdam, bought 1781, condemned 1783, 12-16 guns, 70 men. uitlegger Spion, admirality Friesland, mentioned 1781-1793, dimensions 64¼ x 18¼ x 7, 6-12 guns, 20 men. galliot Spion, admirality Maze, mentioned >1784, broken up 1794<, dimensions 80 x 22 x 10, 8- 10 guns. lugger Spion, admirality Amsterdam, mentioned 1787. brig Spion, department Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 30 january 1797, captured by British 1804, 16-18 guns, 99 men; 1804 renamed Bataafsche Trouw. ship Spoelberg, admirality Maze, mentioned 1701; uitlegger? transport Stad Amsterdam, admirality Friesland, mentioned 1702. uitlegger Stad Briel, admirality Maze, mentioned 1747, 20 guns, 60 men. ship Stad Briel, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1791-1792.

2nd charter Stad en Lande, admirality Friesland, built at private yard from Pieter Tetrode & Co. at Harlingen 1783, broken up 1792, dimensions 179 x 49 x 20, 74 guns. fluit Stad Riga, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706 te Amsterdam

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6th charter Starrenburg, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1702, wrecked 1707, dimensions 112 x 31 x 12, 36-38 guns.

3rd charter Starrenburg, admiralty Maze, built by Pieter van Swijndregt at naval yard at Rotterdam 1708, lastmentioned 1741, dimensions 153 x 42 x 17¾, 64 guns, 350 men.

2nd charter Staten Generaal, admiralty Maze, launched at Rotterdam 8 april 1788, burnt to prevent captured 1806, dimensions 180 x 48 6/11 x 22, 76 guns, 550 men.

Statenjacht, admirality Friesland, built at Rotterdam 1783, sold 1796, dimensions 78 x 22 x 8 3/11.

Staten- or transportyacht, admirality Friesland, built by Willem Lodewijk van Genth at the admiralty yard at Harlingen 1770-1771, sold 1788, dimensions 76½ x 22½ x 8½, 8 guns.

3rd charter Steeneveld, admiralty Maze, built at Hellevoetsluis 1708, 64 guns; only mentiond in one source. uitlegger Steur, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1784, decision to sell 1786, 8 guns. schooner Stoute, admirality Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1798, launched 30 january 1798, sold en broken up 1808, 7 guns transport Sybilla Antoinette, department Amsterdam, bought 1797, wrecked 1803, 24 guns.

5th charter Teijlingen, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1735, broken up 1754, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 x 38 4/11 x 16 8/11, draught 7 10/11- 11½, 44-48 guns, 220 men.

4th charter Ter Meer, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1713, sold 1741, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 143 (prow) x 38½ x 15, draught 8-13, 52 guns, 280 men.

Thetis, 6th charter, admiralty Maze, built by P. van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam on stocks, 1766, launched 1767, captured by British 1800, dimensions 145 x 37 x 15½, 36 guns, 230 men.

Thetis, 7th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1768, condemned >1783-1785<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 7/11 x 33 7/11 x 13 2/11, 24 guns, 56 men?

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Tholen, 3rd charter, admiralty Zealand, built by Hendrik Raas at Flushing 1723, condemned >1759-1768<, dimensions 156 (prow) x 44¼ x 18¾, 64 guns, 380 men.

5th charter Tholen, admiralty Zealand, built 1782, captured by British 1795, dimensions 149 x 42 x 16, 40-44 guns.

5th charter Tijger, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1782, condemned >1785-1787<, dimensions 173 7/11 x 45 8/11 x 18 3/11, 44 guns, 250 men. uitlegger Toezicht, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1781 or firstmentioned 1781, sold? july 1786, 10-14 guns, 60 men.

7th charter Tombago, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at Amsterdam 1709, stricken and broken up 1727, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 108 31½ x 14, draught 6½-9½, 24-26 guns. galliot Toorn van Cordua, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1701.

Trekvogel, boat, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1721, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 48 x 12 x 4 6/11.

Triton, yacht, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1720-1739, 8 guns.

Triton, uitlegger, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 27 men.

Triton, 7th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1753, stricken 1781, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 122 x 34 x 13, 22-24 guns.

Triton, poon, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1766, 2 guns.

7th charter Triton, admiralty Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 1789, captured by British 1797, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 7/11 x 34 x 13 2/11, 24 guns. poon Triton, built 1795, stricken and sold 1805.

Tromp/Maarten Harpertsz Tromp, 4th charter, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1779, captured by British 1796, dimensions 154 (over deck) x 43 9/11 x 19, 50-60 guns, 200 men, 1040e tons. uitlegger Twee Gebroeders, fitted out 1798.

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4th charter Twickel, admiralty admiralty Maze, built by Van Zwijndrecht at naval yard Rotterdam 1725, condemned >1744-1751<, dimensions 145 x 41 x 18, 52-56 guns, 300 men. yacht Unie, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1714, condemned 1737, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 76 x 21 3/11 x 8 1/11, 6 guns.

3rd charter Unie, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 29 may 1781, wrecked 1782, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 46 8/11 x 20½, 64-68 guns. transport Unie, department Amsterdam, mentioned 1797-1799, 24 guns.

3rd charter Utrecht, admiralty Amsterdam, on stocks at naval yard at Amsterdam 7 july 1780, launched 1781, captured by British 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ (lower deck) x 46 9/11 x 20½, 64-68 guns. uitlegger Vaardigheid, admiralty Maze, built 1780, firstmentioned/bought 1781, lastmentioned 1784, dimensions 54 1/3 x 17 x 7, 8 swivels, 20 men.

7th charter Valk, admiralty Amsterdam, built at by John May at naval yard Amsterdam 1770, captured 1799, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 7/11 x 34 x 13 2/11, 24 guns, 158-163 men.

Valkenburg, 4th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam 1725, sold to be broken up for parts 1739, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 143 x 40 2/11 x 16½, draught 9½-13 1/8, 52 guns, 280 men.

Valkenburg, 7th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam 1742, condemned >1755-1795<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 120 x 32 x 12, draught 6½-9½, 20-22 guns.

Veere, 4th charter, admiralty Zealand, on stocks at Flushing 1746, broken up 1762, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 146 x 41½ x 18¼, 54-58 guns.. transport Veermans Caaij, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1702, 4 guns, 30 men.. transport Veermans Caaij, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706.

7th charter Venus, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1768, captured by British 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 7/11 x 33 7/11 x 13 2/11, 24 guns, 156 men. gunboat Vernieler, department Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1798, sold 1800, 6 guns.

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3rd charter Verwachting, admirality Noorderkwartier, on stocks 6 february 1783, launched 5 march 1784, captured by British but left behind, 1810, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, 60-68 guns, 400 men.

Vissenge, pinnace, admirality Maze, hired 1702, dimensions 122 x ? x ?

8th charter Vlieg, admirality Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 20 june 1788, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 75 x 20½ x 15¼, 4-8 guns.

Vis, Vliegende, 8th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1783, condemned >1788- 1794<, 14-20 guns.

Vis, Vliegende, schooner, department Flushing, built at Flushing 1796, condemned 1804, 16-18 guns, 75 men.

Vlieger, vessel, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by J. Hand at Enkhuizen 1780, wrecked 1783?, dimensions 85 (Amsterdam foot) x 30 x 13, 18 guns.

Vlieger, uitlegger, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1781, sold 1783, dimensions 48 x 17 x ?, 6-8 guns, 40 men. gaffshipVlijt, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1792, condemned 1796, 10 guns.

Vlissingen, 4th charter, admiralty Zealand, built by Hendrik Raas at Flushing 1733, condemned >1759-1768<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 146 (prow) x 41½ x 17¼, 58 guns, 300 men. uitlegger Vogelsang, admiralty Friesland, mentioned 1747-1749, 8 guns, 20 men.

7th charter Vollenhoven, admiralty Maze, built by Van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1707, stricken >1724, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 110 x 29¼ x 14¾, 24-26 guns. uitlegger Voorzichtigheid, admiralty Amsterdam, built 1714, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 76 x 21¾ x ?, 6-12 guns, 50 men, uitlegger Voorzorg, admiralty Maze, firstmentioned 1792, sold 1796, 8 guns, 40 men. galley Voorzorg, department Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1799, broken up 1810, 60 men. uitlegger Vos, admiralty Amsterdam, bought 1781, condemned >1783-1785<, 10-12 guns.

Vos, lugger, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1785-1787.

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Vredenhof, 5h charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1709, stricken and broken up 1730, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 134 (prow) x 35½ x 15¼, draught 8¾-12¾, 44-46 guns.

Vredenhof, 5th charter, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Enkhuizen 1724, condemned >1747- 1751<, 126 x 36 x 15, 40-44 guns, 200-250 men. 38½ x 16, called Vreedehooft. {437} 1724 built at Enkhuizen, dimensions 132 x 38½ x 16. uitlegger Vriendschap, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 18-20 guns, 90-95 men. uitlegger Vriendschap, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 12 swivels, 60 men.

Vrijheid, 2nd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1731, broken up 1742, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 165 (lower deck) x 47 4/11 x 19 2/11, draught 14 2/11, 72-74 guns, 460 men.

Vrijheid, 2nd charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1783, captured by British 1797, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 179 (lower deck) x 48 9/11 x 22, 70-74 guns, 1526e tons. gaffschuyt Vrouw Dina, hired 1798. uitlegger Vrouw Jacoba, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 60 men. uitlegger Vrouw Machtelde, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 14 guns, 4 swivels. uitlegger Vrouw Maria, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1747, 12-16 guns, 60 men. transport Vrouw Maria, bought and captured by British 1796, 20 guns.

7th charter Waakzaamheid, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1769, captured by French 1794, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 7/11 x 34 x 13 2/11, 20-24 guns, 150-175 men. uitlegger Waakzaamheid/Vigilantie, admiralty Maze, mentioned >1781-1789<, dimensions 111 x 24 9/11 x 13½, 12-20 guns, 90 men.

7th charter Waakzaamheid, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built by J. Hand at Enkhuizen 1786, captured by British 1797, dimensions 124 3/11 x 33 3/11 x 12 9/11, 24 guns, 504e tons

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Wageningen, 6th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam 1723, broken up 1748, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 131 x 36 8/11 x 16½, draught 9¼-13½, 36 guns, 200 men.

Walcheren, uitlegger, admiralty Zeeland, mentioned 1747, 10 guns, 10 swivels, 63 men.

7th charter Walcheren, admiralty Zealand, built 1767, broken up 1800, dimensions 130 x 37 x 16, 20-24 guns, 150-180 men.

Amsterdam, Wapen van, transport, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706.

Zierikzee, Wapen van, uitlegger, admirality Zealand, mentioned 1747, 14 guns, 60 men.

2nd charter Washington, department Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam 1795, launched 9 august 1796, captured by British 1799, 76 guns.

3rd charter Wassenaar, admirality Maze, built by P. van Zwijndregt Pzn. at naval yard at Rotterdam 1781, captured by British 1797, dimensions 167 x 46 3/11 x 20, 60-68 guns, 1270e tons.

5th charter Waterland, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1746, condemned >1755-1755<, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 (lower deck) x 39 7/11 x 16 9/11, draught 7½-10, 44 guns. fluyt Watermagazijn, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1707, sold 1713, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 130 x 30¼ x 13, 8 guns.

4th charter Watervliet, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1733, broken up 1754, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 146 (lower deck) x 41 8/11 x 17 5/11, draught 12¼-13¼, 52-54 guns, 280 men. galley Weerwraak, department Amsterdam, built 1799, exploded 1799, 4 guns. uitlegger Welstand, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 8 guns, 4 swivels, 35 men.

7th charter Welvaren van het land, admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam 1747, broken up 1775, dimensions 120 x 33 x 13, 20 guns.

8th charter Wesp, admiralty Maze, mentioned >1785-1794<, dimensions 88½ x 30 10/11 x 12 10/11, 14-20 guns.

5th charter Westerdijkshorn, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davids at naval yard at

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3rd charter Westergo, admiralty Friesland, built by J. Sweerus at naval yard at Harlingen 1784, condemned 1794, dimensions 168 x 47 x 19, 60-68 guns.

7th charter Westfriesland, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built 1765, bought 1768, stricken 1780, dimensions 114¾ x 30 4/11 x 14 5/11, 24 guns.

3rd charter Westfriesland, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Medemblik 1783, lastmentioned 1795, dimensions 167½ x 46 9/11 x 20½, 60-68 guns.

7th charter Weststellingwerf, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1755, stricken 1781, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 122 x 14 x 12 8/11, 22-24 guns.

6th charter Wilhelmina, admiralty Zealand, built at Flushing 1787, captured by British 1798, dimensions 145 x 39 x 16, 36 guns, 827e tons. brig William, captured from British 1799, burnt by British 1806, 12-20 guns, 99 men.

9th charter Windhond, admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam 1701, sold 1750, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 96 x 25 x 10½, 18-24 guns.

7th charter Windhond, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at Amsterdam 1736, wrecked 1748, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 120 x 32 x 12, draught 6½-9½, 20-26 guns, 180 men. uitlegger Windhond, admiralty Friesland, firstmentioned 1781, sold 1783, 6 guns, 20 men.

Windhond, 8th charter, admiralty Maze, bought 1781, lastmentioned >1785-1787<, dimensions 97 x 28½ x 11½, 14-24 guns, 120 men.

7th charter Wishart, Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1710, sold 1726, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 114 x 32 x 14½, draught 7-9½, 24-26 guns. transport Witte Eenhoorn, admiralty Noorderkwartier, hired 1702-1706. transport Witte Kalf, admiralty Amsterdam, hired 1706. uitlegger Witte Lam, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1748, 8 guns and 4 swivels, 31-34. uitlegger Wolf, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1785, 14 guns. frigate Wolfswinkel, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1702-1703, 16 guns. frigate Wolfswinkel, admiralty Noorderkwartier, bought 1702, 100 men.

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1st charter Wreker, department Amsterdam, on stocks at naval yard at Amsterdam 1 december 1797, launched 28 july 1798, broken up 1819, 80 guns. uitlegger Zandijk, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1747, 10 guns, 6 swivels, 63 men. 3rd charter Zandvoort, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Hoorn 1708, sold 1720?, dimensions 150 x 40 x 16¼, 64 guns; notes to be add.

8th charter Zeebaars, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1781-1785<, 14-22 guns, 70 men. galley Zeeduivel, department Amsterdam, bought 1799, broken up 1807, 7 guns, 45 men.

8th charter Zeehond, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam, mentioned >1784-1797<, hooker Zeehond, mentioned 1795, 1796 sold toe be broken up.

3rd charter Zeeland, admiralty Zealand, built at Flushing 1782, captured by British 1795 or 1796, dimensions 172 x 46 x 21 5/11, 60-68 guns. yacht Zeeland, admiralty Zealand, in service 1789.

3rd charter Zeeland, department Rotterdam, on stocks at naval yard at Rotterdam 9 october 1797, launched 3 march 1798, sold to be broken up 1839, dimensions 180 x 48 x 21½, 68 guns.

2nd charter Zeelandia, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1710, sold 1717, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 161 (prow) x 44½ x 18, 72-74 guns. uitlegger Zeemeeuw, admiralty Noorderkwartier, mentioned 1781-1782, 10 guns, 30-40 men.

8th charter Zeemeeuw, admiralty Zealand, mentioned >1781-1796<, dimensions 58½ x 20 x 7 7/11, 8-12 guns. snow Zeenymph, mentioned 1779. yacht Zeepaard, admiralty Zealand, mentioned 1703, 12 guns, 81 men.

7th charter Zeepaard, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam 1733, broken up 1750, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 117 x 32 x 11 10/11, draught 9-11½, 20-24 guns, 180 men.

7th charter Zeepaard, admiralty Amsterdam, built at naval yard at Amsterdam 1754, stricken 1781, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 122 x 34 x 14 8/11, 22-24 guns.

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8th charter Zephier/Zephir, admiralty Maze, built by L. van Zwijndrecht at Rotterdam 1760, sold 1783, dimensions 94 x 26½ x 10, 12-22 guns.

6th charter Zephier, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1767, wrecked 1783, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (lower deck) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns, 230 men. cutter Zephier, admiralty Maze, built at Rotterdam 1781, lastmentioned 1782, 16 guns, 100 men.

6th charter Zephier, admiralty Amsterdam, launched at Amsterdam 2 october 1786, captured by British 1795 or 1796, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 8/11 (lower deck) x 37 8/11 x 15 8/11, 36 guns.

2nd charter Zeven Provincien, admiralty Noorderkwartier, built at Amsterdam 1781-1783, sold to broken up 1794, dimensions 180 x 48 9/11 x 22, 70-74 guns.

3rd charter Zevenwolden, admiralty Friesland, built by J. Sweerus at Harlingen at 1783-1784, captured by British 1799, dimensions 168 x 47 x 19, 60-68 guns, 684e tons.

Zierikzee, 3rd charter, admiralty Zealand, built by Hendrik Raas at Flushing Raas 1733, wrecked 1782, dimensions 156 (prow) x 44¼ x 18¾, draught 17¼, 58-64 guns, 350-380 men.

3rd charter Zoeterwoude, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam 1719, sold 1753, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 152 (prow} x 42 x 16¾, draught 8½-13, 64 guns, 350 men. uitlegger Zuid Scharwou, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1747, 12 guns, 12 swivels, 60 men.

3rd charter Zuid Beveland, admiralty Zeeland, on stocks at Flushing 1746, launched 1747, sold to be broken up 1795, dimensions 156 (prow) x 44 1/11 x 18 3/11, 60-64 guns.

5th charter Zuileveld, admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentam at naval yard at Amsterdam 1753, sold 1788, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 x 39 7/11 x 17 7/11, 44 guns, 250 men. dremmelaar Zwaan, admiralty Maze, mentioned 1703, 10 guns, 50 men.

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10th charter Zwaluw, admiralty Amsterdam, built 1773, broken up 1791, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 85 x 26 x 10, 16-18 guns.

Zwaluw, schooner, admiralty Maze, firstmentioned 1795, sold 1801, 4-8 guns, 15 men. Raven, Zwarte, transport, admiralty Amsterdam, mentioned 1702, 16 guns, 40 men.

Zwerver, gunschooner, department Rotterdam, firstmentioned 1794, sold 1795, 4 guns.

Zwerver, yacht/gunschooner, department Rotterdam, built at Rotterdam 1799, lastmentioned 1803, dimensions 68 x 18 x 8 7/11, 4 guns.

Zwieten, 5th charter, admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam 1759, lastmentioned 1782, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 (lower deck) x 39 7/11 x 17 7/11, 44 guns, 250 men.

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