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Memoirs and Correspondence of Admiral, Vol. 2

by Sir John Ross

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Appendix H

List of the French Fleet opposed to the English, 23rd June 1795.

Ships.Guns.
Le Peuple120
Le Nestor80
Le Redoubtable80
Le Mucius80
Le Tigre (taken)80
Le Fougueux80
Le Zélé74
Le Formidable (taken)74
Le Jean Bart74
Les droits de l’homme74
L’Alexandre (taken)74
Name unknown74
Le Brave, rasé56
Le Scævola, rasé56

Frigates.

La Virgine44
La Fidelle44
L’Insurgente44
La Fortitude44
La Régénéré44
La Naute44
La Fraternité44
La Proserpine36
La Cocade36
La Dryade36
Le Renard36

Corvettes.

La Constance22
La Talente18
La Senseure22
Le Papillon18

List of the Fleet under the command of Admiral Lord Bridport, June 23rd 1795, with the number of killed and wounded.

Ships.Guns.Killed.Wound.
Royal George110{Lord Bridport, Admiral
of the White.
Captain Domett.
}—7
Queen Charlotte110Capt. Sir A.S. Douglas432
London.98″ E. Griffiths—3
Queen.98{Sir A Gardner, Bt. Vice
Admiral of the White:
Captain Wm. Bedford
}
Prince of Wales.98Capt. J. Bazely.
Prince George.98″ W. Edge.
Barfleur98″ J. Richard Dawes.
Prince98″ C.P. Hamilton
Sans Pareil80{Lord Hugh Seymour,
Rear Adm. of the Blue.
Capt. H. Browell
}10
Orion74Capt. Sir James Saumarez.618
Valiant.74″ Jos. Larcom (acting).
Killed.Wounded.
Orion618
Irresistible311
Queen Charlotte432
Sans Pareil102
Colossus630
Russell310
London03
Royal George07
——
Total31113

The above statement shows the total numerical loss sustained by each of the ships that were so fortunate as to get into action.

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