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History of the Russian fleet during the reign of Peter the Great / by a contemporary englishman (1724) ; ed. by vice-admiral Cyprian A. G. Bridge
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THE RUSSIAN FLEET

An exact list of the ships and commanders inthis chase :

Flag Officers

Ships

Guns

Commanders

Katharina

64

Cosier

Captain-Commodore

Griese

Scheltinga .

Poltava

54

Riga

52

Cronenburg

Pernau

52

Besemacher

St. Antonio

5 °

Van Hofft

St. Michael

52

Simpson

St. Raphael

52

Ivan Sinevin

Captain-Commodore

Sievers

Le Firme

70

Turnhoud

Randolph

5 o

W essel

Ormonde

5 °

Rue

LEsperance

46

Edwards

Am n del

46

Fitch

Lansdowne

40

Huyck

Samson

32

Brant

_

St. Paul

3 °

Bredale

St. Peter

3 °

Eckoff

Princess (snow)

l6

Muconoff

Natalia

14

Blorey

z

Diana

Seven Galleys

14

Trane

Nine Brigantines

Left in the harbour for want of officers and men,the Victory, Oxford, Strafford, and Fortune. It istrue some of the ships in the list above could nothave come up to engage in several hours ; being asyet detained in getting their men and ammunitionon board : and some others had not time to quartertheir men, and adjust several things pre-requisite toan engagement.

IX. THE AFFAIR OF HANGO HEADDEFEATOF THE SWEDES , 1714.

The Russ fleet lay in Revel Bay, dailyexercising their men, and some ships constantly out