STEEL’s LIST OF THE NAVY 1794
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TRANSCRIPT OF ‘A COMPLETE LIST OF THE ROYAL NAVY etc’ TAKEN FROM
STEEL’s ORIGINAL AND CORRECT LIST OF THE ROYAL NAVY , October 1794


Preliminary Remarks
Guns Men
1st rate 100 & upward 875 to 850 When an Admiral’s flag is hoisted onboard a
2nd rate 98 to 90 750 to 709 1st rate her complement of men is increased to
3rd rate 80 to 64 650 to 500 875 – when a Vice Admiral to 870 – when a
4th rate 60 to 50 420 to 380 Rear Admiral to 865
5th rate 44 to 32 300 to 220
6th rate 30 to 20 200 to 160 Sloops 18 to 14 guns have from 125 to 110 men

Sloops, Bombs, Fireships, Armed Ships and Store Ships are commanded by Masters and Commanders – Cutters, Schooners, Brigs, Armed Vessels, Armed Transports, Armed Store Ships and Surveying Sloops are commanded by Lieutenants – Yachts are commanded by Post Captains

Contractions and Characters explained
ASS - Armed storeship Cut - Cutter PS - Prison Ship Ten - Tender
AT - Armed transport FS - Fire-Ship Sch - Schooner Yt - Yacht
B - Building GS - Guard-Ship Sp - Sloop + - hired
Bb - Bomb Gy - Galley SS - Store-Ship # - brig rig
C - In Commission HS - Hospital Ship Sur Sp - Survey Sloop * - cutter rig
O - In Ordinary

Ships for receiving Stores on board are stationed at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham and Sheerness and are termed Receiving Ships.
The ships in italics were taken from the enemy , and the Letters after each denoted the Power from whom taken, A signifying American, F French, S Spanish and D Dutch and the year in the last column the Year in which taken.
In the 2nd Column, the Italic Name after the Ships building are the names of the builders – in the 3rd Column the Italic Dates after ships building shew when they are expected to be completed And the Italic Capitals at the ends of the Line signify P Purchased T Taken R Retaken.
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Ship Guns Captain Station When built
O Atlas 98 -- Plymouth, to repair 1782
O l’Achille, F 74 - Portsmouth T 1794
C Albion 74 H. Savage Floating battery, Spithead 1763
C Alcide 74 V.Adm. P. Cosby } Mediterranean 1779
Capt. Sir T. Byard}
C Alexander 74 R. R. Bligh Convoy to Mediterr’n, Sep. 22 1778
C Alfred 74 J. Bazely Plymouth 1778
O l’Amerique, F 74 - Portsmouth T 1794
C Arrogant 74 J. H.Whitshed Spithead 1761
C Audacious 74 A. Hood Spithead 1785
C Africa 64 R. Home to Halifax May 18 1781
C Agamemnon 64 H. Nelson Mediterranean 1781
C America 64 Hon. J. Rodney convoy to E & W India fleets 1777
C Argonaut, F 64 J. Aylmer to Halifax, May 18 T 1782
C Asia 64 J. M’Dougall Chatham, fitting 1764
C Adamant 50 H. D. Darby convoy to Mediterr’n Sep.22 1779
B Antelope 50 King’s Yard Sheerness -
C Assistance 50 N. Braunton to St. Helena, June 22 1781
O Actaeon 44 - Portsmouth 1779
C Adventure 44 E. Buller to Quebec, May 2 1784
C Argo 44 W. Clark Sheerness 1781
C Assurance 44 W. Bryer Channel 1780
O l’Arethuse, F 40 - Portsmouth T 1793
O Anson - - cutting down to a 38 1781
C Apollo 38 J. Manley Channel 1794
C Arethusa 38 Sir Edward Pellew Cruising 1781
C Artois 38 E. Nagle Cruising 1794
O Atalante, F 38 - Plymouth, to repair T 1794
C l’Aigle, F 36 S. Hood Mediterranean T 1782
C Active 32 T. Woolley North Sea 1780
O Aeolus 32 - Chatham, to repair 1758
C l’Aimable, F 32 Sir H. Burrard Mediterranean T 1782
C Alarm 32 J. Carpenter West Indies 1758
O Ambuscade 32 - Woolwich, repairing 1773
C Amphion 32 H. Sawyer to Newfoundland, May 3 1780
C Andromache 32 T. Jones convoy to Newfndlnd, July 10 1781
C Andromeda 32 T. Sotheby Plymouth, fitting 1784
C Aquilon 32 R. Barlow Channel 1786
C Astraea 32 H. Powlett Channel 1781
B Alcmene 32 - Harwich -
C l’Aurore, F 32 H. Inman Mediterranean T 1793
C Alligator 28 T. Surridge West Indies 1786
C Aurora 28 W. Essington North Sea 1777
C Ariadne 20 C. W. Paterson Mediterranean 1776
C Albicore (Sp) 16 G. Parker North Sea 1793
O Ariel (Sp) 16 - Portsmouth 1779
O Avenger, F (Sp) 16 - Portsmouth T 1794
O Atalanta (Sp) 14 - Portsmouth 1776
O Aetna (Bb) 8 - Woolwich, to repair 1781
O Alecto (FS) 12 - Portsmouth, to repair 1779
C Assistant (ten) 8 J. Lee Depftord, transport service P 1791
C Argus (lugger) - R. Clarke - -


C Britannia 100 V. Adm. W. Hotham } Mediterranean 1762
Capt. J. Holloway }
C Barfleur 98 R. Adm. K. Elphinstone } Spithead 1768
Capt. J. Elphinstone }
C Boyne 98 V. Adm. Sir J. Jervis } West Indies 1790
Capt. G. Grey }
C Blenheim 90 C. H. E. Calmady Plymouth, fitting 1761
C Bedford 74 R. Adm. R. Man } Mediterranean 1775
Capt. - }
C Bellerophon 74 W. Hope Portsmouth 1786
C Bellona 74 G. Wilson Plymouth, to repair 1760
C Berwick 74 G. Smith Mediterranean 1779
C Bombay Castle 74 C. Chamberlayne Plymouth, to repair 1782
C Brunswick 74 Lord C. Fitzgerald Portsmouth, refitting 1790
C Belliqueux 64 J. Brisac West Indies 1788
C Bienfaisant, F (PS) 64 Lt. E. Collingwood Plymouth T 1758
O Bristol (SS) 50 - Chatham 1775
C Beaulieu 40 E. Riou Halifax 1791
O Belle Poule, F 36 - Chatham, to repair T 1779
C Blanche 32 R. Faulknor West Indies 1786
C Blonde 32 W. Luke Plymouth, fitting 1787
C Boston 332 J. N. Morris Newfoundland 1762
O Boreas (SS) 28 - Sheerness 1774
C Brilliant 28 M. Robinson Sheerness 1779
C la Bellette, F 24 T. Seccombe Mediterranean T 1793
O le Babet, F 22 - Portsmouth, repairing T 1794
C Bien Aimé (AS) 20 R. King East Indies P 1793
C Bonetta (Sp) 16 C. Wemys Convoy to Nwfndland, July 10 1779
O Brisk (Sp) 16 - Portsmouth 1784
C Bulldog (Sp) 14 - West Indies 1782
O Brazen (cut) 14 - Plymouth, to repair P 1781
C Berbice (sch) - - West Indies -
C Black Joke (lugger) - - Channel P 1793


C le Commerce de
Marseilles, F 120 - Mediterranean T 1793
C Cambridge (GS) 80 V. Adm. R. Cotton } Plymouth 1750
Capt. R. Boger }
C Caesar 80 V. Adm. H. Cornwallis } Portsmouth 1793
Capt. J. Whitby }
C Canada 74 C. P. Hamilton Convoy to Mediter’n Sep. 22 1766
C Captain 74 S. Reeve Mediterranean 1787
O Carnatic 74 - Plymouth, repairing 1783
B Centaur 74 King’s yard Woolwich -
C Colossus 74 C. M. Pole Spithead 1787
C Courageux, F 74 - Mediterranean T 1761
C Culloden 74 R. Adm. T. Rich } Spithead 1783
Capt. R. R. Burgess }
C Cumberland 74 B. S. Rowley Chahtam 1774
O Chichester 74 - Plymouth – receiving ship 1753
C le Caton, F (HS) 64 Lt. W. Bevians Plymouth T 1782
O Crown 64 - Portsmouth 1782
C Centurion 50 S. Osborn to East Indies, Nov. 28 1774
C Chatham 50 Lt. Hill Plymouth, convalescent ship 1758
C Charon (HS) 44 W. Locke Portsmouth 1783
C Chichester 44 R. D. Fancourt West Indies 1785
C Concorde, F 36 A. Hunt Cruising T 1783
C Crescent 36 Sir J. Saumarez Cruising 1784
O Castor 32 - Plymouth, fitting R 1794
C Ceres 32 J. Peyton Spithead 1781
C Cleopatra 32 A. J. Ball to Halifax, May 18 1780
B Cerberus 32 - Southampton -
C Carysfort 28 F. Laforey convoy to Mediter’n 1767
C Circe 28 P. Halkett Cruising 1785
C Cyclops 28 D. Gould Mediterranean 1779
O Champion 24 - Woolwich, fitting 1779
C Camilla 20 T. Graves (2) Channel 1779
C Catherine (Yt) 8 Sir G. Young Deptford 1720
O Chatham (Yt) 8 - Chatham 1741
O Cygnet (Sp) 18 - Portsmouth 1776
O Calypso (Sp) 16 - Portsmouth, repairing 1783
C Cormorant (Sp) 16 J. Mulock North Sea 1794
C Childers (# Sp) 14 R. Warburton Channel 1778
C Comet (FS) 14 T. Larcom Portsmouth 1783
O Cockatrice (cut) 12 - Portsmouth 1782
C Camel (SS) 24 J. Short Nore 1782
C Chatham (ten) - Lt. J. Shore Nore 1782



B Dreadnought 98 King’s yard Portsmouth -
O Duke 98 - Plymouth, repairing 1777
C Defence 74 J. Wells Portsmouth 1763
C Defiance 74 G. Keppel Chatham, fitting 1783
C Diadem 64 C. Tyler Mediterranean 1782
C Dictator 64 E. Dod to Africa, March 21 1785
O Director 64 - Chatham 1784
C Diomede 44 M. Smith to the East Indies, Nov. 8 1781
C Dolphin (HS) 44 Lt. J. May Mediterranean 1781
O Dover 44 - Portsmouth 1786
C Diamond 38 Sir Wm. S. Smith Channel 1794
C Diana 38 J. Faulknor Channel 1794
C Daedalus 32 T. Williams Sheerness 1780
O Danae, F 32 - Woolwich, to repair T 1779
C Druid 32 J. Ellison Cruising 1783
C Dido 28 Sir C. Hamilton Mediterranean 1784
C Daphne 20 W. E. Cracraft Cruising 1776
C Dorset (Yt) 10 Sir A. Schomberg Dublin 1753
C Dromedary (SS) 24 S. Tatham Deptford 1779
C Drake (# Sp) 14 S. Brooking Sheerness 1779
C Discovery (Sp) 10 G. Vancouver to Nootka Sound, April 1791 1790
C Daedalus (+ SS) - Lt. Hanson } to Botany Bay, Aug. 15 -
Master T. New }
C Deptford (ten) 8 Lt. R. Wright on the Impress Service 1788



C Edgar 74 Sir C. H. Knowles Chatham 1773
C Egmont 74 - Mediterranean 1766
O Elephant 74 - Portsmouth, to repair 1789
O Elizabeth 74 - Portsmouth 1768
O Eagle 64 - Chatham, to repair 1777
O Essex 64 - Portsmouth, Receiving Ship 1763
O Europe 64 - Portsmouth, to repair 1769
C Europa 50 R. Adm. J. Ford } Jamaica 1782
Capt. G. Gregory }
C Experiment 44 S. Miller West Indies 1780
O l’Engageante, F 38 - Portsmouth, fitting T 1794
C Enterprise 28 Lt. Howorth Tower, to receive men 1774
C Eurydice 24 F. Cole Coasting convoy 1784
C la Eclair, F 20 R. G. Middleton Mediterranean T 1793
O Echo (Sp) 16 - Portsmouth 1784
C l’Espiegle, F (Bg) 16 B. Roberts Portsmouth T 1793
C Expedition (cut) 10 B. Prideaux Plymouth, refitting 1775
C Experiment (lugger) 10 Lt. G. Hayes Cruising, Downs station -


O Formidable 98 - Plymouth, repairing 1777
B Foudroyant 80 King’s Yard Plymouth -
O Fame 74 - Plymouth, to repair 1759
C Fortitude 74 W. Young Mediterranean 1780
B Firm 50 King’s Yard Deptford -
C St. Fiorenzo F 40 G. H. Towry Mediterranean T 1794
O Fortunée, F 40 - Langstone, Convict Ship T 1779
C Flora 36 W. A. Otway Channel 1780
C Fox 32 T. Drury Portsmouth 1780
C Fairy (Sp) 16 R. Bridges to Africa, March 21 1778
C Favourite (Sp) 16 C. White Nore 1794
C Fly (Sp) 16 J. Mowbray Portsmouth 1776
C Fortune (#Sp) 16 F. Wooldridge Cruising 1778
C Fury (Sp) 16 H. L. Ball for West Indies 1790
C Falcon (#Sp) 14 J. Bissett cruising, Downs station 1782
C Ferret (Bg) 14 W. Nowell cruising, Downs station 1784
O Flirt (Bg) 14 - Deptford -
C Flying Fish (Sch) - Lt. Prevost Jamaica -

C Glory 98 J. Bourmaster Portsmouth 1788
C Gibraltar, S 80 J. Pakenham Spithead T 1780
C Ganges 74 - Portsmouth, to repair 1782
O Grafton (RS) 74 - Portsmouth 1771
C Gladiator (HS) 44 Lt. S. Hayter Portsmouth, convalescent ship 1783
C Gorgon 44 J. Wallis Mediterranean 1784
C Galatea 32 R. G. Keats Cruising 1794
C Greyhound 32 P. Bayley Woolwich, fitting 1783
C Grana, S 28 Lt. A. Warham Chatham, convalescent ship T 1781
O la Goelan, F 14 - Sheerness T 1793


B Hibernia 110 King’s Yard Plymouth -
C Hannibal 74 J. Markham Plymouth, fitting 1786
C Hector 74 C. Collingwood Portsmouth, refitting 1779
C Hero (PS) 74 Lt. J. Thompson R. Medway, prison 1753
C Hebe, F 38 P. Minchin Cruising T 1782
C Hermione 32 J. Hills Jamaica 1782
C Heroine 32 A. H. Gardner Portsmouth 1783
C Hind 28 P. C. Durham Cruising 1785
C Hussar 28 R. George Halifax 1784
C Hawke (Sp) 16 G. Bowen Cruising, Downs station 1793
C Hazard (Sp) 16 J. Loring Chatham 2794
C Hornet (Sp) 16 C. Paul convoy to Mediterranean 1794
C Hound (Sp) 16 F. F. Gardner coming from West Indies 1790
C Helena (#Sp) 14 W. Charleton Spithead 1778


C Impregnable 90 V. Adm. B. Caldwell } Spithead 1786
Capt. G. B. Westcott }
C Illustrious 74 T. L. Frederick Mediterranean 1789
C Invincible 74 Hon. T. Pakenham Plymouth 1765
C Irresistible 74 J. Henry West Indies 1780
C Inflexible 64 S. Ferris Mediterranean 1789
C Intrepid 64 Hon. C. Carpenter West Indies 1770
O Isis 50 - Woolwich, fitting 1774
C l’Imperieuse, F 40 W. Wolseley Mediterranean T 1793
O Indefatigable - - cutting down to a 38 1784
C Inconstant 36 A. Montgomery Mediterranean 1783
C Iphigenia 32 P. Sinclair Jamaica 1780
C Iris 32 W. Hargood North Sea 1783
C Inspector (Sp) 16 - Cooke West Indies 1782
C Incendiary (FS) 14 R. Bagot Portsmouth 1782


O la Juste, F 80 - Portsmouth T 1794
C Jupiter 50 R. Fisher Sheerness 1778
C Jason 38 J. Douglas North Sea 1794
C Juno 32 Lord A. Beauclerk Mediterranean 1780


C Kingsfisher (Bg) 18 T. Le M. Gosselin cruising, North Sea 1782

C London 98 R. Adm. G. Montague } Portsmouth 1766
Capt. L. W. Halstead }
C Leviathan 74 Lord Hugh Seymour Portsmouth 1790
O Lion 64 - Chatham 1777
O Leander 50 - Portsmouth 1780
C Leopard 50 W. Swaffield Cruising 1790
C Latona 38 Hon, A. K. Legge Plymouth, refitting 1781
C Leda 36 J. Woodley Mediterranean 1783
C Lowestoffe 32 - Mediterranean 1762
C la Lutine, F 32 - Mediterranean T 1793
B Lively 32 - Northam -
C Lapwing 28 R. Barron Woolwich, to repair 1785
O Lizard 28 - Portsmouth 1757
C Lark (Sp) 16 J. Rowley Channel 1794
C Lynx (Sp) 16 C. V. Penrose Halifax 1794
C Liberty (Bg) 16 J. C. Searle Cruising P 1779
C Lutin, F 16 A. Crofton Newfoundland T 1793
C Lutine - J. McNamara Mediterranean -


O Magnificent 74 - Portsmouth 1766
C Majestic 74 C. Cotton Spithead 1785
C Marlborough 74 Hon. G. Berkeley Portsmouth 1767
B Mars 74 King’s Yard Deptford -
C Minotaur 74 V.Adm. J. MacBride } Cruising 1793
Capt. T. Louis }
C Monarch 74 R.Adm. Sir J. Wallace } Convoy to Newfoundland 1765
Capt. J. Cooke }
C Montague 74 W. Fooks Cork 1779
O Magnanime 64 - Portsmouth, cutting down 1780
O Modeste, F 64 - Portsmouth, receiving ship T 1759
O Monmouth 64 - Portsmouth, to repair 1773
O Medway 60 - Plymouth, receiving ship 1755
C Medusa 50 J. Norman Portsmouth 1785
C la Melpomene, F 40 - Mediterranean T 1794
O Minerva 38 - Portsmouth 1780
C Melampus 36 Sir R. J. Strachan Plymouth, refitting 1785
C la Modeste, F 36 T. B. Martin Mediterranean T 1793
C Magicienne, F 32 G. Martin West Indies T 1781
C Meleager 32 W. Cockburn Mediterranean 1785
C Mermaid 32 H. Warre Sheerness 1785
C la Mignonne, F 32 - Mediterranean T 1794
C la Mulette, F - - Mediterranean T 1793
O Maidstone 28 - Sheerness to repair 1758
O Medea 28 - Portsmouth to repair 1778
O Mercury 28 - Portsmouth 1780
C Myrmidon 20 Lt. J. Burrows (1) Slops Ship, Portsmouth 1780
C Mary (Yt) 10 Hon. P. T. Perceval Deptford 1723
C Medina (Yt) 10 J. Moore Isle of Wight 1771
O Merlin (Sp) 16 - Sheerness 1777
C Martin (Sp) 16 - Sheerness 1780
C Megaera (FS) 14 H. Blackwood Spithead 1782
C Mutine, F (cut) 14 H. West Channel T 1778
C Marie Antoinette, F 10 Lt. J. Perkins (sch) Jamaica T 1793


B Neptune 98 King’s Yard Deptford -
O Namur 90 - Plymouth, to repair 1756
O Northumberland, F 74 - Portsmouth T 1794
O Nassau 64 - Plymouth, to repair 1785
C Nonsuch 64 P. D’Auvergne Jersey, floating battery 1774
C la Nymphe, F 36 G. Murray Cruising T 1780
C Niger 32 E. J. Foote Spithead 1759
C Nemesis 28 S. H. Linzee Mediterranean 1780
O Narcissus 20 - Deptford, fitting 1781
C Nautilus (Sp) 16 H. W. Bayntun West Indies 1784
C Nimble (cut) 14 I. Smith (2) Cruising North Sea P 1781


B Ocean 98 King’s Yard Woolwich -
C Orion 74 J. T. Duckworth Spithead 1787
C l’Oiseau, F 36 R. Murray to Halifax T 1793
C Orpheus 32 H. Newcombe to East Indies, Nov. 28 1780
C Orestes (#Sp) D 18 T. A. Orrock Spithead T 1781
O Otter (#Sp) 14 - Sheerness 1782

C Prince George 98 J. Gambier Chatham 1772
C Princess Royal 98 V. Adm. S. G. Goodall } Mediterranean 1778
Capt. J. C. Purvis }
O Prince of Wales 98 - Portsmouth, fitting 1794
O Prince 98 - Portsmouth, repairing 1788
C la Pegase, F (HS) 74 Lt. H. Drake Portsmouth T 1782
O la Pompée, F 74 - Portsmouth T 1793
O Powerful 74 - Portsmouth 1783
O le Puissant, F 74 - Portsmouth T 1793
C Polyphemus 64 G. Lumsdaine Channel 1782
O Prothée, F 64 - Portsmouth, to repair T 1780
C Prudent (PS) 64 Lt. W. M. Grumley Plymouth 1768
O Prince Edward, D 60 - Chatham, receiving ship T 1781
O Portland 50 - Portsmouth, to repair 1770
O Pr’ss Caroline, D 50 - Sheerness, receiving ship T 1781
C la Pomone, F 44 Sir J. B. Warren Portsmouth T 1794
C Phaeton 38 Hon. R. Stopford Channel 1782
O la Prudente, F 38 - Portsmouth T 1779
C la Perle, F 36 - Mediterranean T 1793
O Perseverance 36 - Portsmouth 1781
O Phoenix 36 - Deptford, repairing 1783
C Pallas 32 Hon. H. Curzon Channel 1794
C Pearl 32 Hon. M. de Courcy Irish Channel 1794
C Penelope 32 Lt. E. Burdwood Spithead 1783
C Pegasus 28 G. Countess North Sea 1779
C Pomona 28 Lord Aug. Fitzroy North Sea 1778
C la Prompte, F 28 W. Taylor Sheerness T 1793
C Proserpine 28 A. Fraser Portsmouth, fitting 1777
C Porcupine 24 M. Dixon Plymouth, to Downs 1779
O Proselyte, F 24 - Portsmouth T 1793
C Perseus 20 G. Palmer Plymouth to Liverpool 1776
O Portsmouth (Yt) 8 - Portsmouth 1776
O Pr’ss Augusta (Yt) 8 - Deptford 1710
C Placentia (Sp) 16 Lt. R. Sheppard Newfoundland 1790
C Peterell (Sp) 16 S. G. Church North Sea 1794
C Providence (Sp) 16 W. R. Broughton convoy to Mediterranean P 1791
C Pylades (Sp) 16 T. Twisden Deptford, fitting 1794
C Pluto (Sp) 14 R. Raggett Newfoundland 1782
C Penelope (cut) 18 Lt. R. Keen - 1794
C Prosperity (ASS) 22 - Sheerness, Receiving ship P 1782
C Pilote, F (Bg) 14 H. Gunter Plymouth, fitting T 1778


C Queen Charlotte 100 Adm. Earl Howe } Spithead 1790
R. Adm. Sir R. Curtis }
Capt. A. S. Douglas }
C Queen 98 V. Adm. Sir A. Gardner } Spithead 1769
Capt. W. Bedford }
C Quebec 32 J. Rogers West Indies 1781

C Royal George 100 Adm. Lord Bridport } Spithead 1788
Capt. W. Dommett }
C Royal Sovereign 100 H. Nicholls Spithead 1786
C Royal William 84 Adm. Sir P. Parker } Spithead built 1719
Capt. F. Pickmore } reduced 1757
C Ramillies 74 Sir R. Bickerton Plymouth 1785
C Resolution 74 R. Adm. G. Murray} to Halifax 1770
Capt. F. Pender }
C Robust 74 E. Thornborough Portsmouth 1764
C Russell 74 J. W. Payne Portsmouth 1764
C Raisonable 64 Lord Cranstoun Portsmouth, fitting 1768
O Repulse 64 - Portsmouth 1780
C Ruby 64 H. E. Stanhope Channel 1775
O Rippon 60 - Plymouth, receiving ship 1758
O Renown 50 - Chatham, to repair 1774
C Romney 50 Hon. W. Paget Mediterranean 1762
O Rainbow 44 - Woolwich, receiving ship 1761
C Regulus 44 E. Bowater for Halifax 1785
C Resistance 44 Ed. Pakenham to East Indies, Nov. 28 1782
C Roebuck 44 A. Christie West Indies 1774
C Romulus 36 G. Hope Mediterranean 1785
C la Réunion, F 28 J. Alms Portsmouth T 1793
C Resource 28 J. Ross West Indies 1778
C Redoubt 20 W. Carthew Sheerness, floating battery P 1793
O Royal Charlotte (Yt) 10 - Deptford 1749
O Racehorse (Sp) 16 - Sheerness 1783
C Ranger (Sp) 16 J. Hardy Channel 1794
B Rattler (Sp) 16 Raymond’s Yard Northam -
C Rattlesnake (Sp) 16 J. W. Spranger Portsmouth, fitting 1791
C Rattler (cut) 14 Lt. J. Winne Cruising -
C Resolution (cut) 14 Lt. E. H. Columbine Channel P 1779
C Reliance - Com. J. Hunter } to New South Wales P 1794
Capt. H. Waterhouse}
O Reprisal, F - - Portsmouth T 1794


C St. George 98 V. Adm. Sir H. Parker } Mediterranean 1785
Capt. T. Foley }
C Sandwich (GS) 98 V. Adm. J. Dalrymple } Nore 1759
Capt.J. R. Mosse }
O Sans Pareil, F 80 - Portsmouth, repairing T 1794
C Saturn 74 W. Lechmerre Downs 1786
C Suffolk 74 Comm. P. Rainier } convoy to East Indies, May 2 1765
Capt. J. Doling }
C Sultan 74 Lt. C. Woodyer Portsmouth, convalescent ship 1775
C Swiftsure 74 V. Adm. R. Kingsmill } Ireland 1787
Capt. C. Boyles }
C St. Albans 64 J. Vashon convoy to West Indies 1764
C Sampson 64 R. Montagu Portsmouth 1781
C Sceptre 64 J. R. Dacres West Indies 1781
O Scipio 64 - Chatham, fitting for a HS 1782
O Standard 64 - Plymouth, to repair 1782
C Stately 64 B. Douglas Portsmouth, refitting 1784
O Salisbury 50 - Portsmouth 1769
O Serapis 44 - Chatham, fitting 1781
C Severn 44 G. Tripp Convoy to Mediterranean 1786
C Sheerness 44 W. G. Fairfax North Sea 1787
C la Sybille, F 40 - Mediterranean T 1794
C Sea Horse 38 J. Peyton Channel 1794
O Santa Leocadia, S 38 - Woolwich, for Sale T 1781
C Santa Margarita, S 36 E. Harvey Cruising T 1779
C Solebay 32 W. H. Kelly West Indies 1785
C Southampton 32 Hon. R. Forbes Portsmouth 1757
C Stag 32 J. S. Yorke Portsmouth 1794
C Success 32 F. Roberts West Indies 1781
C Syren 32 G. Moore North Sea 1781
C Sybil 28 Hon. C. Jones North Sea 1779
C Squirrel 24 Israel Pellew North Sea 1785
O Sphynx 20 - Sheerness 1775
C Savage (Sp) 16 G. Winkworth Sheerness 1778
C Scorpion (Sp) 16 T. Western West Indies 1785
C Scourge (#Sp) 16 W. Stap Cruising, Downs station 1779
O Serpent (Sp) 16 - Portsmouth 1789
C Shark (Sp) 16 J. O’Bryen Portsmouth 1780
O Swallow (#Sp) 16 - Portsmouth P 1781
C Swift (Sp) 16 - Convoy to East Indies, May 2 1793
C Scout (#Sp) 14 C. Robinson Mediterranean 1781
C Swan (Sp) 14 H. Pigot West Indies 1767
C Spitfire (Sp) 14 J. Clements Cruising 1782
C Sincere (Sp) 18 W. Shield Mediterranean -
C Sea Flower (Bg) 16 Lt. Murray Cruising P 1782
C Speedwell (cut) 14 Lt. E. Williams Portsmouth P 1780
C Sprightly (cut) 12 Lt. Jump Cruising, Channel 1778
O Sultana (cut) 12 - Plymouth P 1780
C Spider, F (cut) 12 Lt. W. Lanyon Channel T 1782
C Supply 10 Lt. W. Kent to Botany Bay P 1793
C Sheerness (ten) - Lt. W. Milner Dublin -

B Temeraire 98 King’s Yard Chatham -
C Terrible 74 G. Campbell Mediterranean 1785
C Theseus 74 R. Calder Spithead 1786
C Thunderer 74 A. Bertie Spithead 1783
C Tremendous 74 W. Bentinck Spithead 1784
O Triumph 74 - Portsmouth, repairing 1764
O Trident 64 - Portsmouth 1768
B Tiger 50 King’s yard Portsmouth -
C Trusty 50 W. O’B. Drury for St. Helena 1782
C Thetis 38 Hon. A. F. Cochrane to Halifax 1782
C Thalia 36 R. Grindall Cruising 1782
C la Topaze, F 36 R. H. A. Bennett Mediterranean T 1793
C Terpsichore 32 R. Bowen West Indies 1786
C Tartar 28 T. F. Fremantle Mediterranean 1756
C Thisbe 28 J. O. Hardy to Halifax 1783
C Triton 28 S. Barker Cork 1773
O Termagant (Sp) 18 - Sheerness 1781
C la Trompeuse, F 18 J. Douglas Portsmouth T 1794
C Thorn (Sp) 16 J. Tilson Convoy to Mediterr’n Sep.22 1779
C Trepassy (SS) - Lt. R. Kevern Newfoundland 1790
O Trimmer, F (Sp) 16 - Sheerness T 1782
C Tisiphone (Sp) 12 Hon. C. Elphinstone Mediterranean 1782
C Terror (Bb) 8 V. Adm. J. Peyton } Downs 1779
Capt. Amherst Morris}
C Trial (cut) 12 Lt. Malbon North Sea 1781


C Union (HS) 90 Lt. W. Quarme Sheerness 1756
O Ulysses 44 - Portsmouth 1779
C Unicorn 32 W. Cayley Chatham 1794
C Undaunted, F 32 A. J. Griffiths Portsmouth T 1794


B Ville de Paris 110 King’s Yard Chatham -
C Victory 100 Adm. Lord Hood } Mediterranean 1765
Capt. J. N. Inglefield}
Capt. J. Knight }
C Valiant 74 C. Parker Portsmouth 1759
C Vanguard 74 R. Adm. Thompson } West Indies 1787
Capt. C. Sawyer }
C Venerable 74 Sir John Orde Spithead 1784
C Vengeance 74 R. Incledon Portsmouth 1774
C Victorious 74 J. Brown Chatham, fitting 1785
C Veteran 64 S. Edwards West Indies 1787
O Vigilant 64 - Portsmouth 1774
C Venus 32 W. Brown Channel 1758
C Vestal 28 J. Newman Cruising, Downs station 1779
C Viper, F 18 J. Scoffin Portsmouth, fitting T 1794
C Vulture (Slops- Sp) 14 Lt. W. Crosbie Spithead 1776
C Vesuvius (Bb) 8 - Portsmouth, refitting 1776
C Viper (cut) 12 J. Pengelly Channel P 1780


C Windsor Castle 98 R. Adm. R. Linzee } Mediterranean 1790
Capt. E. Cooke}
O Warrior 74 - Portsmouth 1781
O Warspite 74 - Portsmouth, Receiving Ship 1758
O Warwick 50 - Chatham, Receiving Ship 1767
C Woolwich 44 J. Parkes West Indies 1785
C Winchelsea 32 Lord Garlies Portsmouth 1764
O William & Mary (Yt) 8 - Deptford 1691
O Wasp (#Sp) 16 - Sheerness P 1781
C Weazle (#Sp) 12 Hon. J. Murray Channel 1785
C Woolwich (ten) 10 Lt. J. North on the Impress Service 1782

O Yarmouth 64 - Plymouth, Receiving Ship1754

C Zealous 74 C. Mason Chatham, fitting 1786
C Zebra (Sp) 16 - West Indies 1780

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Building:
36 Pitcher’s Yd, Northfleet
36 Cleveley’s Yd, Gravesend
36 Dudman’s Yd, Deptford
36 Graham’s Yd, Harwich
36 Nowland’s Yd, Southampton
36 Barnard’s Yd, Deptford
36 Randall’s Yd, Rotherhithe
36 Well’s Yd, Rotherhithe
36 Adam’s Yd, Rotherhithe

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GUN VESSELS etc. in his Majesty’s service commanded by Post-Captains, Masters & Commanders, Lieutenants and Midshipmen who have passed for Lieut in the Navy.

Gun-Vessels, 146 tons hollow bottomed:
Aimwell, Attack, Borer, Conquest, Fearless, Force, Forester, Pelter, Piercer, Plumper, Swinger, Teaser, Tickler

400 tons, flat bottomed:
Bravo, Firm

260 tons, flat bottomed:
Musquito, Sandfly

Fire-Vessels, from 70 to 120 tons, common bottomed:
Akers, Amity, Catherine, Experiment, Firebrand, Friendship, Heart of Oak, Industry, Lively, Nancy, Olive Branch, Satisfaction

River-Barges, from 55 to 95 tons, flat bottomed:
Bellona, Benjamin & Ann, Caroline, Crown, Four Brothers, Francis, George, Grace, Hope, James & William, Louisa, Mary, Mayflower, New Betsy, Nottingham, Robert, Seven Sisters, Union, Wilson, William.

Dutch-Hoys, from 70 to 90 tons, common bottomed:
Badger, Bulldog, Defiance, Eagle, Ferret, Fairy, Hawk, Hornet, Leopard, Lion, Repulse, Scorpion, Scourge, Serpent, Shark, Terror, Tiger, Viper, Wasp, Wolf.

One vessel called the Spanker, flat bottomed, 700 tons, commanded by a Post Captain, having 50 men and carrying 24 guns and 2 thirteen inch Mortars to act as a stationary floating battery

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HIRED ARMED VESSELS

Vessel Lieutenant Stationed Built

C Alfred (Bg) 8 J. James Channel to Swansea 1787
C Amphitrite (Ship) 20 * R. R. Bowyer cruising -
C Atlantic (Ship) 10 J. Poingdester Guernsey to Wight 1792
C Ceres (Ship) 10 J. Silver Downs to Portsmouth 1786
C Chapman (Ship) 24 * G. Dundas Liverpool -
C Chatham (Bg) 10 W. Mules Channel to Swansea 1788
C Dove (Bg) 10 S. Rains Nore 1787
C Flora (Ship) 12 H. Wray Kinsale to Channel 1792
C Friendship (Ship) 14 * J. Hewett Downs -
C London Packet (Shp) 10 J. Fegan Liverpool to Channel -
C Lord Mulgrave (Shp) 20 * R. Rolles Spithead to Hull -
C Mentor (Sn.) 10 R. Welland Downs to Exmouth 1792
C Nymph (Sn.) 10 W. Patey Plymouth to Milford 1791
C Prince Edward (Shp) 18 - Channel -
C Union (Bg) 12 D. Burdwood Downs 1787

Those vessels marked * are commanded by a Master & Commander



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