British Fleet
White Squadron of Prince Rupert | |||||||
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Ship | Guns | Commander | Notes | ||||
Van | |||||||
Colchester | 28 | Captain Daniel Helling | |||||
Triumph | 70 | Vice-Admiral Christopher Myngs | |||||
Monck | 54 | Captain Thomas Penrose | |||||
Newcastle | 48 | Captain Thomas Page | |||||
Lion | 52 | Captain Edward Spragge | |||||
Ruby | 46 | Captain William Jennens | |||||
Expedition | 30 | Captain Tobias Sackler | |||||
John and Abigail | 40 | Captain Joseph Sanders | |||||
Happy Return | 40 | Captain John Hubbard | |||||
Katherine | 36 | Captain Thomas Elliot | |||||
John and Katherine | 36 | Captain John Whately | |||||
Centre | |||||||
Reserve | 46 | Captain John Tyrwhit | |||||
Rainbow | 56 | Captain Willoughby Hannam | |||||
Exchange | 36 | Captain Samuel Wentworth | Hired merchantman | ||||
Revenge | 58 | Captain Robert Holmes | |||||
Royal James | 78 | Admiral Prince Rupert Flag-captain John Kempthorne |
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Garland | 28 | Captain Charles Talbot | |||||
Hound | 8 | Captain James Coleman | Fireship | ||||
Dolphin | 4 | Captain William Gregory | Fireship | ||||
Assurance | 32 | Captain John Jeffries | |||||
Mary Rose | 48 | Captain William Reeves | |||||
Henrietta | 58 | Captain Walter Wood | |||||
Bendish | 42 | Captain Robert Taylor | |||||
Portland | 46 | Captain John Aylett | |||||
Rear | |||||||
East India Merchant | 44 | Captain John Wilgresse | |||||
St. Andrew | 60 | Captain Valentine Pine | |||||
Advice | 40 | Captain William Poole | |||||
Bear | 42 | Captain John Waterworth | |||||
Constant Katherine | 40 | Captain Francis Sanders | |||||
Kent | 46 | Captain Thomas Ewens | |||||
Anne | 58 | Captain Arnold Brown | |||||
Resolution | 58 | Rear-Admiral Robert Sansum | Sansum killed in the battle | ||||
Milford | 28 | Captain John Seale | |||||
Small craft | |||||||
Hind | 8 | Captain John Withers | Ketch | ||||
Sea Venture | |||||||
James | |||||||
Desire | |||||||
Little Sampson | |||||||
William & Mary | |||||||
Red Squadron of the Duke of York | |||||||
Van | |||||||
Bristol | 48 | Captain John Hart | |||||
Gloucester | 58 | Captain Robert Clark | |||||
Royal Exchange | 46 | Captain Giles Shelley | |||||
Diamond | 46 | Captain John King | |||||
Martin Galley | 14 | Captain Richard White | |||||
Royal Oak | 76 | Vice-Admiral Sir John Lawson | Lawson died of his wounds after the battle | ||||
Norwich | 24 | Captain John Wetwang | |||||
Guinea | 36 | Captain John Abelson | Abelson killed in the battle | ||||
St. George | 60 | Captain Joseph Jordan | |||||
Coast Frigate | 34 | Captain Thomas Lawson | |||||
Dover | 46 | Captain Jeffery Pearse | |||||
King Ferdinando | 36 | Captain Francis Johnson | |||||
Centre | |||||||
Plymouth | 56 | Captain Thomas Allin | |||||
Fountain | 30 | Captain Jean Baptiste du Tiel | |||||
Blackamore | 38 | Captain Richard Neales | |||||
Mary | 58 | Captain Jeremiah Smith | |||||
Happy Return | 50 | Captain James Lambert | |||||
Royal Charles | 78 | James, Duke of York Sir William Penn Flag-captain John Harman |
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Mermaid | 28 | Captain Jasper Grant | |||||
Fame | 12 | Captain John Gethings | Fireship | ||||
Bramble | 8 | Captain Nepthali Ball | Fireship | ||||
Antelope | 46 | Captain John Chicheley | |||||
Old James | 68 | Captain James Ley, 3rd Earl of Marlborough | Marlborough killed in the battle | ||||
Loyal George | 42 | Captain John Earle | |||||
Yarmouth | 52 | Captain Thomas Ayliffe | |||||
Vanguard | 56 | Captain Jonas Poole | |||||
Convertine | 48 | Captain John Pearce | |||||
Charity | 46 | Captain Robert Wilkinson | |||||
Rear | |||||||
Eagle | 44 | Captain Thomas Hendra | |||||
Amity | 36 | Captain John Parker | |||||
Satisfaction | 46 | Captain Richard May | |||||
Fairfax | 58 | Captain Robert Salmon | |||||
Swiftsure | 60 | Rear-Admiral Sir William Berkeley | |||||
Bonaventure | 40 | Captain Arthur Laughorne | |||||
Portsmouth | 38 | Captain Robert Mohun | |||||
George | 40 | Captain Robert Hatubb | |||||
Leopard | 54 | Captain Richard Beach | |||||
Sapphire | 38 | Captain Henry Hyde | |||||
Loyal Merchant | 44 | Captain Robert Sanders | |||||
Small craft | |||||||
Roe | 8 | Captain James Lock | Ketch | ||||
Eaglet | 8 | Captain William Berry | Ketch | ||||
St. George | |||||||
Bachelor | |||||||
Isabella | |||||||
Hopeful Margaret | |||||||
Seaflower | |||||||
Edward & Eve | |||||||
Blue Squadron of the Earl of Sandwich | |||||||
Rear | |||||||
Forester | 28 | Captain Edward Cotterell | |||||
Royal Katherine | 70 | Rear-Admiral Thomas Teddeman | |||||
Essex | 52 | Captain Richard Utber | |||||
Marmaduke | 38 | Captain John Best | |||||
Princess | 52 | Captain George Swanley | |||||
Golden Phoenix | 36 | Captain Samuel Dickinson | |||||
Adventure | 36 | Captain Benjamin Young | |||||
Society | 36 | Captain Ralph Lascelles | |||||
Dreadnought | 58 | Captain Henry Terne | |||||
Prudent Mary | 36 | Captain Thomas Haward | |||||
Centre | |||||||
Dragon | 38 | Captain John Lloyd | |||||
Centurion | 46 | Captain Robert Moulton, Jr. | |||||
Montagu | 58 | Captain Henry Fenne | |||||
Oxford | 24 | Captain Philip Bacon | |||||
Prince Royal | 86 | Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of Sandwich Flag-captain Roger Cuttance |
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Pembroke | 28 | Captain Thomas Darcy | |||||
Bryar | 12 | Captain Richard Cotton | Fireship | ||||
Dunkirk | 54 | Captain John Hayward | |||||
Breda | 46 | Captain Robert Kirby | Kirby killed in the battle | ||||
John & Thomas | 44 | Captain Henry Dawes | |||||
Swallow | 46 | Captain Richard Hodges | |||||
Madras | 42 | Captain John Norbrook | |||||
Van | |||||||
Jersey | 48 | Captain Hugh Hide | |||||
Hamburg Merchant | 36 | Captain James Cadman | |||||
Hampshire | 40 | Captain George Batts | |||||
Castle frigate | 36 | Captain Philip Euatt | |||||
Assistance | 40 | Captain Zachary Brown | |||||
Unicorn | 56 | Captain Henry Teddiman | |||||
Providence | 30 | Captain Richard James | |||||
York | 58 | Captain John Swanley | |||||
Henry | 70 | Vice-Admiral Sir George Ayscue | |||||
Guernsey | 28 | Captain Humphrey Connisby | |||||
Small craft | |||||||
Nonsuch | 8 | Captain Robert Crossman | Ketch | ||||
Thomas & Rebecca | |||||||
Hopewell | |||||||
John | Smack | ||||||
John | Hoy | ||||||
Two Sisters |
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