An exact list of Their Majesties and the Dutch fleet, design'd for the year, 1693. For the line of battel the English to lead with the larboard, and the Dutch with their starboard, tacks on board.

An exact list of Their Majesties and the Dutch fleet, design'd for the year, 1693. For the line of battel the English to lead with the larboard, and the Dutch with their starboard, tacks on board.

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AN EXACT LIST OF THEIR MAJESTIES and the DUTCH FLEET, Design'd for the Year, 1693. For the Line of BATTEL The English to lead with the Larboard, and the Dutch with the Starboard, Tacks on Board.

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AN EXACT LIST OF THEIR MAJESTIES and the DUTCH FLEET, Design'd for the Year, 1693.
For the Line of BATTEL The English to lead with the Larboard, and the Dutch with the Starboard, Tacks on Board.

Small Frigats & Fireships. | R. | Ships. | Commanders. | Men. | Guns. | Division. | Squad.
Griffin. | 2 | Vanguard | Capt. Bridges | 660 | 90 |  | Blew.
| 4 | Deptford | Capt. Fowles | 280 | 50 |
| 3 | Burford | Capt. Harlow | 460 | 70 |
Etna. | 2 | Albemarle | Capt. Lee | 660 | 90 | Vice-Admiral, The Ld Berkley.
Vesuvius. | 2 | Neptune | Capt. Every | 660 | 90
| 3 | Russel | Capt. Lambeth | 490 | 80 |
| 3 | Edgar | Capt. Johnson | 445 | 72 |
| 3 | Hope | Capt. Martin | 460 | 70 |
| 3 | Elizabeth | Capt. Wilmot | 460 | 70 |
Adventure. | 3 | Rupert | Capt. Beaumont | 400 | 66 |
| 3 | Berwick | Capt. Robinson | 460 | 70 |
Machine. | 3 | Restoration | Capt. Hoskins | 460 | 70 |
Speedwell. | 1 | London | Capt. Mason | 730 | 100 | Admiral, Sir John Ashby.
St. Paul. | 1 | Victory | Capt. Jennings | 780 | 100
Kich. bomb. ves. | 2 | Ossory | Capt. Billop | 660 | 90 |
Shark Brigant. | 3 | Warspight | Capt. Grantham | 420 | 70 |
Society, | 4 | Carlisle | Capt. Bankes |  | 60 |
Bristol, | 3 | Devonshire | Capt. Horton | 490 | 80 |
Hospital Ships. |
| 3 | York | Capt. Meese | 340 | 60 |
| 3 | Northumberland | Capt. Cotton | 460 | 70 |
| 3 | Essex | Capt. Wright | 460 | 70 |
Strumbolo. | 2 | Dutchess | Capt. Bokenham | 660 | 90 |
Joseph. | 2 | Duke | Capt. Shovel | 660 | 90 | Rear-Admiral, David Mitchel, Esquire.
| 3 | Cornwall | Capt. Boyse | 490 | 80
| 3 | Mary | Capt. But [...]ler | 355 | 62
| 3 | Grafton | Capt. Warren | 460 | 70 |
Small Frigats & Fireships. |  | Red.
| 4 | Rochester | Capt. Hughes |  | 50 |
| 3 | Sterling-Castle | Capt. Sanders | 460 | 70 |
| 3 | Mountague | Capt. Foulkes. | 355 | 62 |
| 3 | Hampton-Court | Capt. Greydon | 460 | 70 |
Charles | 2 | Sandwich | Capt. Cornwall | 660 | 90 |
Lightening. | 1 | Roy. Soveraign | Capt. Whittaker | 815 | 100 | Rear-Admiral, — Aylmer, Esq
| 2 | Royal Catharine | Capt. Gother | 540 | 90
| 4 | Greenwich | Capt. Beddar. | 280 | 54 |
| 3 | Expedition | Capt. Dover | 460 | 70 |
| 3 | Suffolk | Capt. Pickard | 460 | 70 |
James Galley. | 3 | Captain | Capt. Winel | 460 | 70 |
Portsmouth. | 3 | Boyne | Capt. Good | 490 | 80 |
Swiftprize. | 3 | Kent | Capt. Edward | 460 | 70 |
Soldadoes. | 1 | Royal William | Earl of Danby | 780 | 100 |
Flame. | 1 | Britannia | Capt. Nevil | 780 | 102 | Admirals, H. Killigrew, Esq Sir R. Delaval. Sir Cl. Shovel.
Vulture. | Capt. Fletcher
Roe-Buck. | 1 | St. Andrew | Capt. Clemens | 730 | 100
Discovery Brig. | 3 | Plymouth | Capt. Leake | 340 | 60
Syam, | 3 | Lenox | Capt. Kerr | 460 | 70 |
Bristoll, | 4 | Crown | Capt. Killigrew | 230 | 50 |
Hospital Ships. | 2 | St. Michael | Capt. Munden. | 600 | 90 |

The Vice Admiral of this Division Sir George Rook, is designed with the Squadron under his Command for the Streights.

The DUTCH Squadron.

Fire-Ships and Frigats. |  | R. | Ships. | Commanders. | Men. | Guns.
|  | 2 | Ridderschapp. | De Liofde. | 350 | 72
|  | 1 | Westvrisland | Scout by Nacht Maijs. | 500 | 88
|  | 4 | Hoorn | Van Veen | 210 | 54
Deeft | Vandergoos. | 2 | Maeze. | Convent. | 350 | 72
|  | 1 | Bepchermer. | V. Ad. Calenberg. | 540 | 90
|  | 1 | Medenblick. | De Jough. | 475 | 84
|  | 3 | Mag. van Dort. | Paradijs. | 325 | 64
|  | 3 | Wasenaar. | Braecht. | 325 | 64
|  | 4 | Alkmaar. | Hueseler. | 210 | 50
|  | 2 | Gouda. | Manardt. | 400 | 74
Guns. | Wappelin | 3 | Amsterdam | Lynstagen | 325 | 64
D. Ak. 44. | Heer Sommersdick. | 1 | Beschermer. | Cromhont. | 475 | 84
Anna 36. | 4 | Myndenburg. | Beckman. | 210 | 50
Beovit. | S. D. Tough. | 3 | Enewont | Graaf Van Nassau. | 325 | 64
Postilion | A. D. Tough. | 1 | D. Unie. | Admiral Allemonde. | 550 | 54
Stromboly. | Van Treson. | 1 | Saxon | Heer Van Zyll. | 500 | 92
|  | 3 | Harlem | Heer Van Wissenar [...] | 325 | 64
|  | 3 | Leyden. | Graaf Van Benthem. | 325 | 64
|  | 2 | Mayden | Vanderdussen. | 400 | 72
|  | 3 | Munchdam. | Boen. | 325 | 68
|  | 4 | Gaesterlandt | Mostelman. | 240 | 50
|  | 3 | Veer | Midgdaglen. | 325 | 61
D. Drack 36. | Hermit. | 2 | Eakhuysen. | Bolk. | 375 | 72
Zeijst. 28. | Wyestschutt. | 1 | Coning William. | Vice Ad. Vander Putten. | 530 | 90
|  | 1 | Caerfurst van Brandenbourg. | Toll. | 500 | 92
|  | 4 | Tergoos Bomb | Boom. | 22 | 54
|  | 3 | Zirickzee. | La Pelline. | 326 | 66
|  | 1 | Zelandia. | Sbynatcht Evertson. | 525 | 90
|  | 2 | Eente Edelyn. | D. Beer. | 400 | 74

The English Fleet consists of | Ships | Seamen | Canons
46 | 22680 | 3498
The Dutch consists of | 29 | 10886 | 2077
In all | 75 | 33566 | 5575

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LONDON, Printed for Richard Baldwin in Warwick-Lane near the Oxford-Arms, 1693.

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An exact list of Their Majesties and the Dutch fleet, design'd for the year, 1693. For the line of battel the English to lead with the larboard, and the Dutch with their starboard, tacks on board.

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— An exact list of Their Majesties and the Dutch fleet, design'd for the year, 1693. For the line of battel the English to lead with the larboard, and the Dutch with their starboard, tacks on board.,

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