A list of all the ships and frigots of England with their number of men, guns, and of what rates. Also, the names of all the commanders in their expedition in May, 1653. against the Dutch, with the number of men and guns which every ship carryed at that memorable fight on the 2d and 3d of June, 1653. In which through Gods blessing on the said fleet, they took and destroyed between 20 and 30. Dutch men of war, and tooke 1350 prisoners, and pursued the Dutch to their own harbours: the ships taken are marked with the letter P. in the margent. Moreover, the fleet sent to the Sound under the conduct of the Right honourable, Generall Edward Lord Montague Admirall, William Goodson Vice Admirall, and Sr Richard Stayner Rear Admirall; with the number of ships, men, and guns, and the names of all the captaines, 1658.

1660

A LIST OF All the Ships and Frigots OF ENGLAND, WITH Their Number of Men, Guns, and of what Rates.

Also, The Names of all the Commanders in their expedition in May, 1653. against the Dutch, with the number of Men and Guns which every Ship carryed at that memorable fight on the 2^d and 3^d of June, 1653. In which through Gods blessing on the said Fleet, they took and destroyed between 20 and 30. Dutch men of War, and tooke 1350 prisoners, and pursued the Dutch to their own Harbours: The Ships taken are marked with the letter P. in the margent.

Moreover, the Fleet sent to the Sound under the conduct of the Right honourable, Generall Edward Lord Montague Admirall, William Goodson Vice Admirall, and S^r Richard Stayner Rear Admirall; with the number of Ships, Men, and Guns, and the names of all the Captaines, 1658.

LONDON, Printed by M. Simmons, and are to be sold by Thomas Jenner at the South entrance of the Royall EXCHANGE, 1660.

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A List of all the Ships and Frigots of England, with their number of Men, Guns, and of what Rates.

A	Men.	Gun	rat.
Andrew	360	56	3
Assurance	140	36	4
Assistance	180	40	4
Adventure	150	36	4
Advice	160	40	4
Amity	150	36	4
Accada
Antwitch	160	40	4
B	Men.	Gun	rat.
Bridgewater	260	56	3
Bristoll	150	45	4
Beare	200	46	4
Basing	110	24	5
Bramble	80	20	5
Bryer
Blackmore Ketch	80	20	5
Beaver	40	08	6
Bradford	110	28	5
Brasill	120	30	5
Benjamin	120	32	5
Blossome.	110	30	5
C	Men.	Gun	rat.
Coventry	260	50	3
Convertine	120	32	4
Centurion	170	44	4
Colchester	80	22	5
Cheridon	104	20	5
Great Charity	170	40	4
Convert	120	32	4
Cignet	50	10	6
Cessent Frigot	115	30	4
Chesnut Ketch	050	10	6
Cornelian.	160	36	4
D	Men.	Gun	rat.
Droughedath	260	50	3
Dunbar	400	64	2
Diamond Frigot	180	42	4
Dover	150	42	4
Dragon	260	38	4
Dartmouth	100	24	5
Drake	060	10	6
Diver Smack	030	4	6
Dorington	260	52	3
Dolphin	120	30	4
Dragoneer.	110	22	5
E	Men.	Gun	rat.
Essex	250	50	3
Entrance	200	42	3
Elizabeth	160	41	4
Elias	150	38	4
Expedition	130	38	4
Eagle Ketch	50	12	6
Eagle Hulk
Exchange.	100	30	5
F	Men.	Gun	rat.
Fairfax	250	50	3
Foresight	180	42	4
Fagons	160	38	4
Falmouth	100	26	5
Forrester	120	28	5
Fame	100	17	5
Falcon Flyboate	110	24	5
Falcon, Fireship.
G	Men.	Gun	rat.
George	350	58	3
Gloucester	260	56	3
Grainsbrough	200	40	4
Guiney	150	34	4
Grantham	100	24	5
Gift	130	33	4
Gillyflower	160	32	4
Griffin	60	12	6
Globe.	110	30	4
H	Men.	Gun	rat.
Hampshire	130	32	4
Halfe Moone	160	32	4
Henrietta	100	18	5
Hector	100	24	5
Hope	160	40	4
Hinde	100	18	5
Hawke	50	10	6
Hunter	30	10	6
Hopewell	30	08	6
Hart.	30	10	6
I	Men.	Gun	rat.
Industry	100	30	5
Iames	360	66	3
Indian	220	48	3
Iersie	160	42	4
Jonathan.	110	30	4
K	Men.	Gun	rat.
Kentish Frigot	180	50	3
Kingsaile.	160	32	4
L	Men.	Gun	rat.
London	400	64	2
Lyme	160	50	3
Lyon	220	48	2
Lamport	160	39	4
Lizard	100	18	5
Lilly	50	10	6
Larke	60	12	6
Litchfield	100	24	5
Leopard.	180	40	4
Loyalty.	150	34	4
M	Men.	Gun	rat.
Marston moore	240	50	3
Mathias	220	50	3
Maidstone	160	36	4
Marmaduke	460	42	4
Marrigold	150	30	4
Mary Flyboate	150	30	4
Maremaid	100	26	5
Martin	70	12	6
Merlin	60	16	6
Mayflower.	100	16	5
N	Men.	Gun	rat.
Naseby	500	70	1
Newberry	260	50	3
Newcastle	180	42	4
Nonesuch	170	40	4
Nantwich	160	36	4
Nightingale	100	24	5
Norwitch
Nonesuch Ketch	40	08	6
Nicodemus	40	12	6
O	Men.	Gun	rat.
Ostrich	300	50	3
Oxford	100	24	5
Oake	120	32	5
P	Men.	Gun	rat.
Plimouh	260	56	3
Portland	150	24	4
Portsmouth	160	38	4
Preston	170	40	4
President	180	40	4
Phaenix	120	34	4
Providence	140	33	5
Pearle		22	5
Pembrook	110	26	5
Paul	120	38	4
Paradox	70	18	6
Pelican.	180	40	4
R	Men.	Gun	rat.
Resolution	550	88	1
Richard	450	68	1
Reformation	160	40	4
Rainbow	350	64	2
Rubie	170	43	4
Reserve	160	32	4
Rosebush	130	30	4
Rose	35	08	6
Raven	60	16	5
Roe	25	08	6
Redhorse.	30	10	6
S	Men.	Gun	rat.
Sussex	180	46	4
Soveraigne	81	66	1
Swiftsure	382	64	2
Speaker	300	58	3
Saphire Frigot	140	38	4
Sophia	160	30	4
Sortings	100	24	5
Storke	160	30	4
Successe	140	38	5
Selby	110	28	5
Swallow Frigot.	60	16	5
Satisfaction	130	28	4
Sparrow	60	16	5
Star	70	18	5
Society	140	44	4
Samaritan.	120	30	4
T	Men.	Gun	rat.
Triumph	350	64	2
Torrington	250	50	3
Tredagh	26	50	3
Taxceter	110	20	5
Taunton	110	36	4
Tulip	120	32	4
Tiger	170	40	4
Truelove	50	10	6
Tagons.	120	22	5
V	Men.	Gun	rat.
Victory	390	60	2
Vantguard	390	56	2
Unicorne	170	50	3
Vulture	50	10	6
Violet.	180	40	5
W	Men.	Gun	rat.
Worcester	240	46	3
Constant Warwick	100	28	5
Winsby	180	46	4
Wakefield	100	28	5
Welcome	200	40	5
Westergate	120	28	4
Weymouth	160	33	4
Wren	70	06	6
Wildman	100	26	5
Wolfe.	60	20	5
Y	Men.	Gun	rat.
Yarmouth.	160	30	4

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A List of the Common-wealth of Englands Navie at Sea, in their Expedition in May, 1653. Under the Command of the Right Honourable Col: Richard Deane, and Col: George Monke, Esquires, Generals and Admirals. Together with the Names of all the Commanders of the said Fleet, and the number of Men and Guns which every Ship carried, at that memorable Fight on the 2 and 3 of June, 1653. in which through Gods blessing on the said Fleet, they took and destroyed between 20 and 30 Dutch Ships of War, and also took 1350 Prisoners, with very little losse on our part; and pursued the Dutch to their own Harbours. Also a distinction of part of those Ships (by the letter P in the Margent) which have been taken Prizes, and are now in the Service of the Common-wealth.

THE FIRST SQUADRON.

The Red Standard and Flagge, under the Squadronall Command of the Generalls above expressed.
	Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	The Resolution	The Generalls	550	88
	Worcester Frigot	George Dakins, Capt.	220	50
	Advise Frigot	Jer. Smith, Capt.	180	42
	Diamond Frigot	William Hill	180	42
	Saphire Frigot	Nicholas Heaton	140	38
	Marmaduke	Edward Blagg	460	42
	Pelican	Peter Motham	180	40
	Mearmaid	John King	100	26
p	Goulden Fleece	Nic: Foster	180	44
	Loyalty	John Limbry	150	34
	Society	Nic: Lucas	140	44
	Malaga Marchant	Henry Collins	140	36
	Martin	John Vessy	90	14
p Fireships.	Fox	— Cornelius	30	10
	Fortune	Humphry Morris	30	10
	Renowne.	James Salmon.	30	10

The Vice-Admiralls Division of the Generalls Squadron.
	Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	Triumph	James Pecock, vice Adm:	350	62
	Lawrell Frigot	John Stoake, Capt.	200	48
	Adventure Frigot	Robert Nickson	160	40
	Providence Frigot	John Pearce	140	33
p	Beare	Francis Kerby	200	46
p	Hearts ease	Thomas Weight.	150	36
p	Hound	Jonah Hide	120	36
p	Anne and Joyce	William Pile	119	34
	London	Arthur Browne	200	40
p	Hanniball	William Hadduck	180	44
p	Mary Prize	Henry Maddison	120	37
	Thomas and Wil:	John Jefferson.	140	36

The Rear-Admiralls Division of the Generalls Squadron.
	Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	Speaker Frigot	Samuel Hewet, Rear Ad:	300	56
	Sussex Frigot	Roger Cuttaine, Capt.	180	46
	Guiney Frigot	Edmond Curtice	150	34
	Tyger	Gabriel Sanders	170	40
	Violet	Henry Southwood	180	40
p	Sophia	Robert Kerby	160	38
	Falmouth Frigot	John Jeffreyes	100	26
p	4 Sisters	Robert Becke	120	30
	Hambr: Merchant	William Jessell	110	34
	Phaenix	Henry Eaden	120	34

The Generalls Squadron consisting of	38 Ships.
Mannaged by	6169
Mounted with	1440.

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THE SECOND SQUADRON.

The English Colours, and White Flaggs, committed to the Conduct of William Penn, Esq Vice-Admirall of England, and Admirall of the White Flagge.
	Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	James	William Pen, Esq Ad:	360	66
	Lion	John Lambert, Capt.	220	50
	Ruby Frigot	Robert Sanders	180	42
	Assistance Frigot	William Crispin	180	40
	Foresight Frigot	Richard Stayner	180	42
	Portsmouth Frigot	Robert Doenford	170	38
p	Anne Piercy	Thomas Hare	120	33
p	Peter	John Littleton	100	32
	Exchange	Henry Tidman	100	30
p	Merlin	George Crapnell	090	12
	Rich. and Martha	Evestace Smith	180	46
	Sara	Francis Steward	140	34
	Lixa Merchant	Simon Baily.	160	38
p	Fireship, Falcion.		030	10

The Vice-Admiralls Division of the Vice-Admiralls Squadron.
	Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	Victory	Lionel Lane, vice Ad:	300	60
	Centurion Frigot	Walter Wood, Capt.	200	42
	Expedition Frigot	Tho: Vollis	140	32
p	Gilt flower	John Hayward	120	32
p	Middle borow	Tho: Withing	120	32
p	Raven	Robert Taylor	140	38
	Exchange	Jeafrey Dare	120	32
	Globe	Robert Coleman	110	30
	Prudent Mary	John Taylor	100	28
	Tho: and Lucie.	Andrew Rand.	125	34

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The Rear-Admiralls Division of the Vice-Admirals Squadron.
Ships	Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	Andrew	Tho: Graves, rear Ad:	360	56
	Assurance Frigot	Philip Holland, Capt.	160	36
p	Crowne	—Thomson, Capt.	140	36
p	Dutches	Richard Seasield	090	24
p	Princes Maria	Saite Hanly	170	38
p	Waterhound	Giles Shelly	120	30
p	Pearle	James Cadman	100	26
	Reformation	Anthory Ern [...]ng	160	40
	Industry.	Ben: Salmon	100	30

The Vice-Admiralls Squadron consisting of	33 Ships.
Mannaged by	5085 Men.
Mounted with	1189 Guns.

THE THIRD SQUADRON.

The Blew Flaggs, Commanded by John Lawson, Esq Rear-Admirall of England, and Admirall of the Blew Flagge.
	Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	George	John Lawson, Esq ad:	350	58
	Ken [...]i [...]h Frigot	Jac. Renolds, Capt.	180	50
	Great President	Francis Park	180	40
	Nonesuch Frigot	Tho: Penrose	170	40
	Successe	William Kendall	150	38
p	Welcome	Tho: Harman	200	40
p	Oake	John Edwin	120	32
	Brazill Frigot	Tho: Heath	120	30
	Eastl: Merchant	John Woultors	110	32
	Adventure	Edward Greene	160	38
	Samaritan	Shadrach Blake.	120	30
	Hunter, Fireship.		30	10

The Vice-Admiralls Division of the Rear-Admiralls Squadron.
Ships	Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns.
	Vant Guard	Ioseph Iorden, vic. Ad:	390	56
	Entrance	Richard Nubery, cap.	200	43
	Dragon	John Seaman	260	38
p	Convert	Phillip Githings	120	32
p	Paul	Anthony Spatchhurt	120	38
p	Gift	Tho: Salmon	130	34
	Cressent Frigot	Tho: Thorowood.	115	30
	S [...]muell Taboat	Joseph Ames	110	30
	Benjamin	Robert Sparkes	120	32
p	King Ferdinando	Richard Paine	140	36
p	Roebuck.	Henry Fen.	100	30

The Rear-Admiralls Division of the Rear-Admiralls Squadron.
	Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns
	Rainbow	Wil: Godson, Rear Ad:	300	58
	Convertine Frigot	Anthony Joyn, Capt.	210	44
	Amity Frigot	Henry Pack	150	36
	Dolphin	Robert Davis	120	30
p	Armes of Holland	Francis Mardridg	120	34
p	Tulip	Joseph Cubbit	120	32
	Jonathan	Robert Graves	110	30
	Dragoneare	Edward Smith	110	32
	William and John	Nath: Jesson	120	36
	Nicodemus Frigot.	William Ledgant	40	12
p	Blossome.	Nath: Cock	110	30

The Rear-Admiralls Squadron consisting of	34 Ships.
Mannaged by	5015 Men.
Monnted with	1189 Guns.

The Totall of Ships in the Fleet	105	Besides these, there have come to the Fleet, and with Generall Blake, and other Ships, above twenty, since the draft of this List, whose names, and number of Guns and Men, cannot be given at present.
The Totall of Men	16269
The Totall of Guns.	3840

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A List of all the English Fleet designed for the Sound, under the Conduct of the Right Honourable, Generall Edward Lord Mountague Admirall, William Goodson Vice-Admirall, and Sir Richard Stainer Rear-Admirall: Likewise, the number of Ships, Men, and Guns; And the Names of all the Captains.

Ships Names.	Commanders.	Men.	Guns.	Rat.
Nazeby	Roger Gu [...]tance	500	80	1
Swiftsure	Vice-Adm. Goodson	382	64	2
London	Sir Richard Stayner	400	64	2
Dunbar	Edward Blague	400	64	2
Triumph	Robert Clarke	350	64	2
Rainbow	Anthony Young	350	64	2
Speaker	Eustus Smith	260	58	3
Gloucester	William Whithorn	260	56	3
Plymouth	Edward Whithidge	260	56	3
Newberry	Robert Blake	260	50	3
Dorington	John Harman	260	52	3
Bridgewater	Anthony Ha [...]ing	260	56	3
Droghedath	Thomas Tindemau	260	50	3
Worcester	Robert Nixon	240	40	3
Lyon	John Lambert	2 [...]0	48	3
Indian	Charles Wager	220	46	3
Essex	John Haward	250	50	3
Leopard	James Pool	180	40	4
Newcastle	Edmond Custis	180	42	4
Winsbey	Joseph Amos	180	4 [...]	4
Rubee	Robert Ketby	170	43	4
Centurion	Francis Parkes	170	44	4
Preston	Robert Robinson	170	40	4
Portsmouth	Robert Suntum	160	38	4
—	Robert Blumleigh	160	40	4
Assistance	Thomas Sparling	160	40	4
Jersey	Iohn Simond	160	42	4
Advice	Francis Allen	160	40	4
Antwich	Barnard Gilpone	160	40	4
Elizabeth	Iohn Groneditch	160	41	4
Assurance	Philip Holland	140	30	4
Adventure	William Tutwel	150	36	4
Great Charity	— Keether	170	40	4
Maidstone	Thomas Pencote	160	36	4
Elias	Mark Hunson	150	38	4
Expedition	Edm: Thomson	130	38	4
Tagons	Richard Parked	120	22	5
Torcester	Anthony Archer	110	29	5
Bradford	Peter Bowen	110	28	5
Successe	Thomas Floor.	140	34	5

FINIS.

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