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>I found some details dealing with the armament of >Dutch ships-of-the-lines in the time of the Kingdom of >Holland (while we were in fact part of the French >empire ruled by Bonaparte). > >July 1807 >the Braband, 28-36pdrs, 28-24pdrs, 14-12pdrs, 12-24 >pdr carronades >the Admiral Zoutman, 28-36pdrs, 30-30pdrs, 18-12pdrs, >6-24 pdr carronades >the Hersteller, 26-30pdrs, 28-28pdrs, 16-8pdrs, >4-24pdr carronades > >November 1811 >the Le Prince, 28-36pdrs, 30-30pdrs, 20-12pdrs, 2-60 >pdr carronades, a 80 guns ship >the Zoutman, 28-36pdrs, 30-30pdrs, 20-12pdrs, 2-60 pdr >carronades, a 80 guns ship >the Amsterdam, 30-36 pdrs, 30-24pdrs, 20-12pdrs, 2-60 >pdr carronades, a 80 guns ship >the Ruyter, 30-36 pdrs, 30-24pdrs, 20-12pdrs, 2-60 pdr >carronades, a 80 guns ship >the Braband, 28-36pdrs, 28-23pdrs, 14-8pdrs, 2-60pdr >carronades, a 74 guns ship >the Rotterdam, 26-30pdrs, 28-18pdrs, 16-8pdrs, a 64 >guns ship >the Doggersbank, 26-30pdrs, 28-18pdrs, 16-8pdrs, a 64 >guns ship >the Jo[h]an de Witt, 26-30pdrs, 28-18pdrs, 16-8pdrs, a >64 guns ship > >Admiraal Zoutman on stocks at naval yard at Amsterdam >October 1798, launched September 1800, 1829 sold and >1830 broken up >Amsterdam, on stocks at Amsterdam June 1804, launched >June 1806, 1817 beached and lost, ex-De Leeuw, >ex-Commercie van Amsterdam, ex-Amsterdamsche handel, >according to A.J. Vermeulen renamed 1814 Amsterdam, >other source 1811 >Braband, on stocks at Rotterdam August 1782, launched >July 1785, broken up 1820, ex-Willem de Eerste and >Brutus. >Doggersbank, on stocks at Rotterdam October 1797, >launched March 1798, 1839 sold to be broken up, in >1814 renamed Zeeland. >Johan de Wit, on stocks at Rotterdam January 1798, >launched June 1798, broken up 1817 >Hersteller, probably the Rotterdam, on stocks at >Amsterdam January 1798, launched September 1798, 1815 >sold en broken up, ex-Hersteller, ex-Commercie van >Rotterdam, ex-Rotterdamsche Handel, finally named >Rotterdam >Prins, on stocks at Amsterdam December 1797, launched >July 1798, broken up 1819, ex-Wreker, ex-Koninklijke >Hollander, ex-Kroonprins >Rotterdam, probably the later Koninklijke Hollander, >on stocks at Rotterdam May 1804, launched July 1804, >broken up 1819, ex-De Ruyter, ex-Piet Hein, >ex-Rotterdam, ex-Koninklijke Hollander, ex-Hollandais >(renamed 1814 Koninklijke Hollander)

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