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>Some data from the mentioned article, from “La Revue >maritime et coloniale” (1890): > >Three Dutch SOLs were transferred via Hellevoet-Sluys >to Antwerp, and included in the Antwerp squadron, >from 1 January 1811: Chattam, Hollandais, Tromp. > >The following Dutch frigates were also part of the >Antwerp squadron under French colors from 1811: >Eurydice 32, armed at Rotterdam 29.06.1811, existed >1832. >Frise (ex Friesland), armed 1.01.1811 at Rotterdam, >disarmed at Antwerp 31.05.1813 >Kenau-Hesslaer 32, armed at Rotterdam 24.03.1811, >disarmed 21.05.1813 >Van-der-Verff, armed at Rotterdam 1.08.1812, disarmed >at Antwerp 15.07.1814, existed 1832 (stationary) >Minerve 32, armed 1.01.1811 or 31.05.1813, rearmed >12.02 or 31.05.1814, existed 1832 (stationary) > >As per Backer Dirks (De Nederlandcse Zeemacht…), the >following Dutch ships were at Nieuwe Dieppe in April >1814, some of them (armed?) are with Captains’ names: >Prins 80 Musquetier >Zoutman 80 Rijsterborch >De Ruyter 80 Hora Siccama >Evertsen 80 Zievogel >Doggersbank 64 Frederiks >Amsterdam 80 >Braband 76 >Joan de Witt 64 >Rotterdam 64 >Aurore 44 >Maria Reygersbergen >Meuse 44 >Yssel 44 > >There are also some data on the state of Dutch navy in >1814 in Stuart, Jaarboeken, 1814

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