I
660 W. and M. Naval Expeditions, &c. of the Englifli, Book 1^'
1692. Our Line was pretty well formed,Aparticular about eight, and stretched from 8. S.Account of W> to N . N. E. the Dutch in the Van,
mint. n ° a * e the Admiral in the Center , and theBlue in the. Rear, and by nine the E-nemy’s Van had almost stretched as far
The Dutch Squadron. White.
Rates. Ships,
Men.
Guns.
I
The Zealand,
500
90
X
Koning Hilhelm,
52 S
92
I
Brandenburg,
■ 5 00
92
I
Wef-Friesand,
475
84
f
11
Pnntz,
540
92
X
Printzefs,
500
9 2
r
Befchirmer,
475
84
x
Cajleel Medenhlick
500
86
r
Captain General,
5 °°
84
.2
North-Holland,
35 °
68
2
Erste Edele,Mumckendam,
400
74
2
375
72
2
Geld’erland, A,
375
72
10
Stadt Muyden,
375
72
2
Etfwmit,
375
72
2
Pr intz Cafimer,
370
70
\ Z
Frifia,
37 °
70
2
Ridderjhap,
375
72
'2
De 7, ProvintZen,
400
76
3
Zurick-zee,
3 2 5
do
3
Gelderland, R.
Z2L
64
'
3
Fere,
325
62
3
Zealand, A.
325
64
93
Haerlem,
325
64
3
Leyden,
323
64
3
Amsterdam,
32.5 /
64
3
Fe lew,
335
64
3
Maegd van Dort,
325
64
t
4
Tergoes,
• 22.5 '
54
4
Medenblick,
2x0
5 °
4
Gaesterland,
210
5 °
8
4
4
Ripper da,Schatterjbojs,
, ,210
2x0
5 05 °
4
Stadden Land,
210
52
4
Hcorn,
210
50
-
4
Delft,
250
54
Admiral Allemonde, Vice-Admiral SchoutbyNacht.
The Dutch Fleet consisled.of fix and thirtyShips, carrying twelve Thousand, nine Hundredand fifty Men; And two Thousand, four Hun-dred and ninety-four Guns. Frigats and Fire-lhips, fourteen.
ENGLismand Dutch , in all, ninety-nine Ships,of the Line; Forty Thousand, fix Hundred andseventy-five Seamen ; and fixThousand, nine hun-dred and ninety-four Guns. Fire-ships and Fri-gats seven and thirty.
A List of the French Fleet.The VAN.
Ships. Guns.
The Formidable , po
Foudroyant, 8z
:$t. Philip , 84
Magnifique, 76
Orgueilleux , po
Conquer ant, 84
Fier, 76
BelliqneuX, 76
Terrible, 76
Southward as ours, their Admiral and 1692.Rear-Admiral of the Blue (who were inthe Rear) closing the Line, and theirVice-Admiral, of the fame Division,standing towards the Redr of our Fleet.
Between
Ships.
Florissant,
I. sonant,
84
76
Triomphant,
Couronne ,
76
yd
Pompeux,
74 n
Gal Hard,
<58 :
Content,
64
Glorieux,
<54
Serieux,
<58
Ecueil,
64
Brillant,
68
Furieux,
60
Fort,
<5o
St. Michael,
60
Agreable,
60
Diamant,
60
Entreprenant ,
<58
The C ENTER.
Soleil Royal , '
104
Dauphin Royal,
j 00
Monarch,
90
Grand,
86
Souverain, 1
84
Fittorieux, ‘
K
96
J Fulminant,
Ambitieux,
96
Intrepid,
84
St. Esprit,
74
Illustrieux,
70
Amicable,
<58
Henry ,
64
Courtifan,
64
Bourbon,
64
Siren,
60-
Courageux,
: S 8
Ajfure,
do
Apollo,
60
St. Louis,
60
Excellent,
<5o
Arrogant,
60
Prince,
60
Fleuron,
58
Temeraire,
54
I eight Fire-ships,
The REAR.
The Marveilleux,
94
Admirable,
00
Vainqueur,
84
Brave ,
60
Sanfpareil,
60
J*A
64
Entendue,
60
Maure,
52
Perle ,
5 6
Heureux Retour ,
52
Ftdelle,
48
Another of
U
Seven Vessels of lesser Burden, fix andtwenty Flutes, and four een long Barks.
In all, sixty-three Ships of the Line of Bat-and fifty,five small Craft.
According to this List, the French Fleet willappear to have been of greater Force, than any