APPENDIX.

No. 1. See p. 1.

A list of ships of the line and frigates, late belonging to the french navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1796.

How, when, and where lost. Wrecked, December 16, on the Grand Stevenet, in going out of Brest. About 680 of her 1300 seamen and troops perished. Foundered, December 30, off the coast of Ireland. Crew saved by the french 74 Révolution.

Wrecked, at same time, on the Mizen-head; crew, except seven, perished.

Captured, June 13, by the Dryad 36, off Cape-Clear.

Captured, April 22, by the Indefatigable and squadron, off

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the Lizard.

Destroyed, August 22, after be-
ing run on shore, on the coast
of France, by sir J. B. War-
ren's squadron.

Captured, July 12, by the Al-
fred 74, off St-Domingo.
Captured, same day, by the Uni-
corn 32, off Ireland.
Captured, April 13, by the Ré-
volutionnaire 38, (other fri-
gates in company,) off the
coast of France.

Captured, December 13, by the
Terpsichore 32, near Cadiz,
but recaptured next day.
Captured, June 7, by the Santa-
Margarita 36, off Ireland.
Captured, March 9, by a british

squadron, near Tunis.

Captured, April 20, by the In

constant 36, in the Mediter

ranean.

No. 2. See p. 1.

A list of ships of the line and frigates, late belonging to the dutch navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1796.

How, when, and where lost.

Captured, August 17, by viceadmiral Elphinstone's squadron at the Cape of Good Hope. (Captured, March 4, by vice-admiral Richard Onslow, commanding the ships of war at Plymouth, having been detained in port, by the orders of the british government, since the commencement of the preceding year. Captured, August 17, as Dordrecht, &c.

(Captured, August 17, as Dordrecht, &c.

Captured, March 4, as Zealand, &c.

Captured, August 17, as Dor-
drecht, &c.

Captured, June 8, by her crew
mutinying and carrying her
into Greenock; where the
18-gun brig-sloop Pelican
took possession of her.
Captured, May 12, by the Pho-
nix 36, and other ships, in
the North Sea.
Captured, in March, by the An-
dromeda 32, and two sloops,
in the Frith of Forth; where
she was lying, unapprized of
hostilities.

Captured, August 17, as Dor-
drecht, &c.

Captured, April 23, by the British at the surrender of De

merary.

No. 3. See p. 1.

A list of ships of the line and frigates, late belonging to the spanish navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1796.

An abstract of french, dutch, and spanish ships of the line and frigates, captured, &c. during the year 1796.

No. 4. See p. 1.

A list of ships and vessels, late belonging to the british navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1796.

How, when, and where lost.

Burnt by accident and blown up, April 11, in San-Fiorenzo bay: crew, except four, saved.

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Wrecked, December 18, near
the foot of Ape's Hill, Straits
of Gibraltar crew, except
124, perished.
Wrecked, December 21, in the
river Tagus crew saved.
Foundered, Oct. 10, in com-
ing from the West Indies:
crew saved.

Wrecked, May 13, on the Isle
of Avache, St. Domingo :
crew saved.

Wrecked, August 27, on the Morant Keys, West Indies: crew saved. Had been

Arethuse c. 1793. Foundered, January 11, by upsetting in a heavy squall, in lat. 38° 8', long. 17° 40': crew, except seven, perished. Wrecked, December 7, in the Swin: crew saved.

Wrecked, in July, in the river St. Lawrence: crew saved. Burnt by accident and blown up, September 22, in Hamoaze, Plymouth; and most of the crew perished.

December 27,

coast of France: crew saved. Wrecked, October 3, on Sandy key, New-Providence: crew saved.

Burnt by accident and blown
up, December 24, at Port-au-
Prince, St.-Domingo: crew
except 20, perished.
Wrecked, June 10, on the
Penmarcks near Brest: crew
saved.

Foundered,December 31, in the
North Sea: crew perished.
Foundered, date unknown, off
the coast of Holland: crew
saved.
Wrecked, date unknown, in
the Bay of Honduras: crew
perished