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Battle of Malaga

Battle of Vélez-Málaga
13th August 1704
 
French Squadron
 
French Fleet, Sir Louis Alexandre de Bourbon
Ship NameGunsCommanderNotes
Foudroyant 104 Fleet Flagship
Soleil Royal 104 Squadron Flagship
Le Fier 94 Squadron Flagship
Triomphant 92 Squadron Flagship
Saint Philippe 90 Squadron Flagship
Tonnant 90 Squadron Flagship
Magnifique 88 Squadron Flagship
Terrible 100 
Orgueilleux 90 
Monarque 90 
Sceptre 88 
Vainqueur 86 
Intrépide 84 
Couronne 80 
Magnanime 70 
Parfait 72 
Saint Esprit 74 
Heureux 70 
Constant 70 
Invincible 68 
L'Ecueil 68 
Eclatant 68 
Henri 64 
Le Saint Louis 60 
L'Éole 62 
L'Ardent 64 
Content 60 
Le Lys 64 
Toulouse 62 
Oriflamme 62 
Zélande 60 
Vermandois 60 
Marquis 60 
Le Trident 56 
Le Fendant 58 
Arrogant 58 
Sérieux 58 
Le Diamant 58 
La Furieux 58 
Entreprenant 58 
Fleuron 56 
Sage 56 
La Fortuné 54 
Le Gaillard 54 
Mercure 52 
La Perle 50 
Le Maure 50 
Cheval Marin 42 
 
Allied Squadron
Namur 96Christopher MyngsFleet Flagship 18 killed, 44 Wounded
Barfleur 90James Stewart6 killed, 24 wounded
Newark 80Richard Clarke15 killed, 32 wounded
Boyne 80James Dursley14 killed, 52 wounded
Norfolk 80John Knapp15 killed, 20 wounded
L'Assurance 66Robert Hancock6 killed, 14 wounded
Lennox 70Sir William Jumper23 killed, 78 wounded
Orford 70Sir John Norris6 killed, 9 wounded
Yarmouth 70Jasper Hicks7 killed, 26 wounded
Swiftsure 64Robert Wynn13 killed, 33 wounded
Warspite 64Edmund Loades17 killed, 44 wounded
Nottingham 60Samuel Whitaker7 killed, 19 wounded
Tilbury 54George Delavall20 killed, 25 wounded
Princess Ann 30Charles Gay Hired Hospital Ship
 
Center Squadron, Sir George Rooke
Ship NameGunsCommanderNotes
Saint George 96John Jennings45 killed, 93 wounded
Royal Katherine 96John Fletcher27 killed, 94 wounded
Prince George 96Stephen Martin15 killed, 57 wounded
Ranelagh 80John Cowe24 killed, 45 wounded
Torbay 80William Caldwell21 killed, 50 wounded
Dorsetshire 80Edward Whitaker12 killed, 20 wounded
Cambridge 80Richard Lestock11 killed, 27 wounded
Somerset 80John Price31 killed, 62 wounded
Shrewsbury 80Josias Crow31 killed, 73 wounded
Grafton 70John Herne31 killed, 66 wounded
Essex 70John Hubbard13 killed, 36 wounded
Royal Oak 70Gerard Ellwes
Bedford 70Sir Thomas Hardy12 Killed, 51 Wounded
Firme 70 25 killed, 48 wounded
Suffolk 70Robert Kirktown13 killed, 38 wounded
Berwick 70Robert Fairfax
Kent 70James Moneypenny15 killed, 26 wounded
Burford 70Kerrit Roffey
Eagle 70Archibald Hamilton7 killed, 57 wounded
Monck 64James Mighells36 killed, 52 wounded
Monmouth 64John Baker27 killed, 67 wounded
Montagu 60William Cleveland
Kingston 60Edward Acton14 killed, 46 wounded
Centurion 54John Herne10 killed, 33 wounded
Panther 54Peregrine Bertie10 killed, 16 wounded
Swallow 54Sir Richard Haddock1 killed, 3 wounded
Triton 42Tudor Trevor
Jeffreys 20Thomas Robinson Hired Hospital Ship
 
Rear (Dutch) Squadron, Gerrit Callenburgh
Ship NameGunsCommanderNotes
Graaf van Albemarle 64 Squadron Flagship
Unie 92 
Dordrecht 74 
Nijmegen 72 
Katwijk op Zee 72 
Banier 64 
Leeuw 64 
Gelderland 64Philip Schriver
Utrecht 64 
Wapen van Friesland 58 
Vlissingen 54 
Damiaten 52 
 
Not in the line
Ship NameGunsCommanderNotes
Roebuck 42Thomas Kempthorne
Lark 42Charles Fotherby
Garland 42Henry Hobart
Charles Galley 36Joseph Taylor
Tartar 32John Cooper
Hunter 28Thomas Legge Fireship
Vulcan 28John Clifton Fireship
Vulture 8George Fisher Fireship
Firebrand 28Henry Turville Fireship
Lightning 28Archibald Hamilton Fireship
Phoenix 28Edmund Hicks Fireship
William and Mary 10William Robinson Yacht
Griffin 8George Ramsay Fireship
Terror 4Issac Cooke Bomb vessel
Hare 0  Bomb Vessel
 
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