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>I used the book of A.J. Vermeulen as source and didn’t >add my own notes (havn’t time enough, but see earlier >remarks on this forum dealing with the guns) > >Dutch ships-of-the-line available around 1814: > >Admiraal de Ruyter, on stocks at naval yard at >Amsterdam January 1806, launched November 1808 (own >notes indicated 19 November), 1813 coppered, 80 guns, >650 men, when she arrived in East-India laid up at >Soerabaja due to being useless, 1818 broken up > >Admiraal Evertsen, on stocks at naval yard at >Amsterdam January 1806, launched 1808, 1812 coppered, >80 guns, 650 men, departed 1815 Texel for East India, >arrived 1816 at Batavia, 1819 returned home but left >due to leaking en burnt off Diege Garcia > >Admiraal Piet Hein, launched May 1813 at Rotterdam, 74 >guns, was to replace the Admiraal Piet Hein of 80 >guns, March 1806 on stocks at Rotterdam but broken up >in 1811 being rotten, 1817 coppered, 1819 broken up > >Admiraal Tromp, January 1806 on stocks at Rotterdam, >launched December 1808, 1811 coppered, 68 guns, 1817 >departed Flushing for East India, 1820 condemned >before home voyage, 1823 broken up > >Admiraal Zoutman, on stocks at naval yard at Amsterdam >October 1798, launched September 1800, coppered 1801 >and 1806, 80 guns, 1829 sold, 1830 broken up > >Amsterdam, ex-Amsterdamsche Handel, ex-Commercie van >Amsterdam, ex-De Leeuw, on stocks at Amsterdam June >1804, launched June 1806, 80 guns, 1811 coppered, 1814 >renamed Amsterdam, 11 December 1817 returning home >from East India due to storm in the Algoabay beached >and lost > >Batavier, ex-Albanais, transferred by Treaty 1814, on >stocks at Antwerp November 1808, 1817 stricken and >broken up > >Braband, ex-Brutus, ex-Willem de Eerste, on stocks at >Rotterdam August 1782, launched July 1785, 76 guns, >coppered 1786 and 1805, 1795 renamed Brutus, 1806 >renamed Braband, 1815 departed Texel for East, arrived >with damaged at Portsmouth after hitting the socalled >Drempel and couldn’t sail on, 1820 broken up > >Chatham, on stocks at Rotterdam May 1799, launched May >1800, 90 guns, coppered 1801 and 1811, broken up 1823 > >Holland, ex-Polyphene, on stocks at Amsterdam 1812, >launched July 1817, 1823 coppered, 74 guns, >transferred by Treaty 1814, 1832 sold > >Johan de Wit, on stocks at Rotterdam January 1798, >launched June 1798, 68 guns, coppered 1799 and 1811, >broken up 1817 > >Koninklijke Hollander, ex-Hollandia, ex-Koninklijke >Hollander, ex-Rotterdam, ex-Piet Hein, ex-De Ruyter, >on stocks at Rotterdam May 1804, launched July 1806, >90 guns, coppered 1807, Hollandais renamed 1814 >Koninklijke Hollander, broken up 1819 > >Nassau. ex-Charlemagne, launched at Antwerp April >1807, 74 guns. transferred by Treaty 1814, departed >1816 to East India, 1820 razeed to 32 guns SOL, 1823 >broken up > >Neptunus, ex-Tilsit, launched August 1810 at Antwerp, >80 guns, transferred by Treaty 1814, broken up 1818 > >Prins, ex-Wreker, ex-Koninklijke Hollander, >ex-Kroonprins, on stocks at Amsterdam December 1797, >launched July 1798, coppered 1799 and 1812, 80 guns, >1818 in worse condition used as barracks, broken up >1819 > >Prins Frederik, ex-Cesar, launched at Antwerp June >1807, 74 guns, transferred by Treaty 1814, departed >1816 for East India, returned 1819 home leaking, >arrived at Plymouth, sold 1821 to be broken up. > >Prins van Oranje, ex-Auguste, launched April 1811 at >Antwerp, 80 guns, transferred by Treaty 1814, broken >up 1825 > >Prins Willem de Eerste, ex-La Couronne, on stocks at >Amsterdam December 1811, launched November 1813, 74 >guns, transferred by Treaty 1814, coppered 1816, sold >1829 to be broken up > >Rotterdam, ex-Rotterdamsche Handel, ex-Commercie van >Rotterdam, ex-Hersteller, on stocks at Amsterdam >January 1798, launched September 1798, 68 guns, >coppered 1799 and 1811, departed 1814 for the >Mediterranean, damaged due to heavy storm, arrived at >Plymouth, condemned and in 1815 in England sold and >broken up > >Utrecht,ex- Pieter Paulus, on stocks at Rotterdam >October 1798, launched April 1800, 68 guns, was not >coppered, 1807 renamed Utrecht, 1815 broken up > >Vlaming, ex-Friedland, launched at Antwerp may 1810, >80 guns, transferred by Treaty 1814, broken up 1823 > >Wassenaer, ex-Coalitie, ex-Audacieux, on stocks at >Amsterdam may 1812, launched October 1816, 74 guns, >transferred by Treaty 1814, stranded by Egmond and >lost 1827 > >Waterloo, ex-Pultusk, launched at Antwerp September >1807, 74 guns, transferred by Treaty 1814, 1817 broken >up > >Zeeland, ex-Doggersbank, on stocks at Rotterdam >October 1797, launched March 1798, 68 guns, coppered >1798 and 1811, 1807 out of service and used as >barracks for the marines, 30 July 1814 renamed >Zeeland, departed 1814 for the Mediterranean, arrived >damaged due to storm at Plymouth, after repairs left >for Flushing, from there to Texel to be used as >guardship, 1839 sold to be broken up > > > >>A little late night googling + book browsing: >> >>4 118-gunners to be constructed in Antwerp >>Would have been nice to have seen one serving under a >>dutch captain and name >>-- would have been a royalist one, so no Vrijheid or >>Zeven Provinciën :-) >> >>Hymen >>scrapped 1814 >> >>Monarque, renamed Wagram 15-12-1810 >>Ordered: 23-7-1810 >>scrapped 1814 >> >>Neptune >>Ordered: 18-3-1811 >>scrapped 1814 >> >>Terrible >>Ordered: 15-3-1811 >>scrapped 1814 >> >>80's >> >>Alexandre 1814 scrapped on stock >>Atlas ? >>Fougueux ? >>Mars ? >>Tibre 8-1814 scrapped on stock >> >>74's >> >>Aigle ? >>Alcide 1814 sold >>Belliqueux 8-1814 scrapped on stock >>Impétueux ? >> >>this link might be of interest to you Gerardo: >> >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://www.histofig.com/naval/n_voile_articles_0 >1 >>.php">http://www.histofig.com/naval/n_voile_articles_0 >1 >>.php</a>

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