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Duquesne with 13 ships , 10 Bomb Vessels , 20 galleys , 2 fireships , 20 flutes and 26 tartanes
After the 28 may , Tourville stay with a squadron of 5 ships and 4 galleys to blockade the port
Royaume de France (Marine Royale) - Naval Sailor Service 1636-1684 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Amiral Ship Squadron, Abraham II DuquesneFrench Naval Sailor Service 1636-1684 | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : L'Ardent (64)
1680-1705 French 64 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | Abraham Duquesne-GuitonFrench Naval Sailor Administrator Marine Service 1668-1717 | Fleet Flagship | |
| Name : Le Parfait (64)
1671-1699 French 64 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | des GouttesFrench Naval Sailor Service 1683-1690 | ||
| Name : Le Saint Jacques (58)
1684-1692 French 58 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line 1684 Renamed "Saint Louis" | Jean-Baptiste d'Augustine de Septèmes (Chevalier de Septèmes)French Naval Sailor Service 1672-1692 | ||
| Name : Assuré (56)
1667-1689 French 56 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line 1671 Renamed "Assuré" | Jean Erard (Seigneur de Belle-Isle)French Naval Sailor Service 1665-1703 | ||
| Name : Fortuné (52)
1671-1688 French 52 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line 1671 Renamed "Fortuné" | |||
| Name : Aquilon (52)
1666-1697 French 52 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line 1671 Renamed "Aquilon" | Jacques-Auguste Maynard (Sieur de Bellefontaine de la Malmaison)French Naval Sailor Administrator Marine Service 1665-1714 | ||
| Name : Aimable (56)
1658-1689 French 56 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line 1671 Renamed "Aimable" | Louis Le Roux d'Infreville-Saint-Aubin (Chevalier d'Infreville-Saint-Aubin)French Naval Sailor Service 1663-1706 | ||
| Name : Le Fleuron (48)
1668-1688 French 48 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line | Armand-Charles de La Porte de La Meilleraye (2nd Duc de La Meilleraye)French Naval Sailor Administrator Marine Service 1676-1690 | ||
| Name : Capable (44)
1667-1691 French 44 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line 1671 Renamed "Mignon" 1678 Renamed "Capable" | de La Motte (Chevalier de La Motte)French Naval Sailor Service 1665-1684 | ||
| Name : Le Bizarre (42)
1672-1694 French 42 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line 1692 Renamed "Colosse" | Max du Périer (Chevalier du Mesné)French , Naval Sailor Service 1669-1689 Alexandre Claude Charles Chaumont (Marquis de Chaumont)French Naval Sailor Administrator Marine Service 1669-1684 | ||
| Name : L'Indien (40)
1673-1693 French 40 Gun 5th Rate Ship of the Line 1692 Renamed "Concorde" | Job ForantFrench Naval Sailor Service 1646-1686 | ||
| Vice-Amiral Ship Squadron, Anne Hilarion de Costentin (Chevalier de Tourville)French Naval Sailor Ship Owner Service 1669-1692 | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Ferme (60)
1669-1700 French 60 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line 1671 Renamed "Fier" 1678 Renamed "Ferme" | d'AillyFrench Naval Sailor Service 1672-1684 | Squadron Flagship Stay after the 28 with a division to blockade Genoa | |
| Rear-Amiral Ship Squadron, Charles-François Davy (2nd Marquis d'Amfreville)French Naval Sailor Service 1646-1692 | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Vigilant (52)
1664-1700 French 52 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line 1671 Renamed "Vermandois" 1678 Renamed "Vigilant" | Jean de La Roque-PersinFrench Naval Sailor Service 1670-1692 | Squadron Flagship | |
| Galleys Squadron, Louis de Rochechouart de Mortemart (Duc de Mortemart)French Naval Sailor Marine Soldier Service 1682-1688 | |||
20 galleys with the Lieutenant général des galères de Noailles and the two Chefs d'escadre des galères de Beaulieu de Béthomas and de Breteuil. | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : La Réale (5)
1683-1715 French 5 Gun Unrated Galley 1688 Renamed "Invincible" 1691 Renamed "Grande Reale" | Squadron Flagship | ||
| Bomb Vessels Squadron, Lord Jean Bernard Louis Desjeans (Baron de Pointis)French Naval Sailor Administrator Marine Soldier Service 1697 | |||
The plan of anchorage of the galiotes was etablished by Pierre Landouillette de Logivière according to the data of the engineer Pétré had made of the defense of Genoa in 1683. "The galiotes, who will be initially placed at 1,500 toises ( 3,000 m ) from the defenses of the port, will hasten on flutes to be approached to 800 toises ( 1,600 m ) the day and 400 toises (800 m) at night, so that the bombs can pass the defenses of the port on day 700 to 800 toises ( 1,400 to 1,600 m ) and night 1,000 to 1,200 toises ( 2,000 to 2 400 m ) " . | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : L'Ardente (4)
1683-1723 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | Abraham Duquesne-MosnierFrench Naval Sailor Service 1678-1719 | ||
| Name : La Cruelle (4)
1682-1682 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | Lord Jean Bernard Louis Desjeans (Baron de Pointis)French Naval Sailor Administrator Marine Soldier Service 1697 | ||
| Name : La Brulante (4)
1682-1682 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | LapéaudièreFrench Naval Sailor Service 1684 | ||
| Name : La Menaçante (4)
1682-1682 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | André de GouessonFrench Naval Sailor Service 1671-1704 | ||
| Name : La Foudroyante (4)
1682-1710 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | Jean-Paul de Boisjoli (Marquis de La Mothe d'Héran)French Naval Sailor Marine Service 1675-1727 | ||
| Name : La Bombarde (4)
1682-1682 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | de CombesFrench Naval Sailor Service 1677-1692 | ||
| Name : La Belliqueuse (4)
1683-1683 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | Félix de BeaussierFrench Naval Sailor Service 1673-1704 | ||
| Name : L'Eclatante (4)
1683-1683 French 4 Gun 6th Rate Bomb Vessel | Étienne Nicolas de GrandpréFrench Naval Sailor Ship Owner Administrator Marine Service 1676-1731 | ||
| Name : La Terrible (4)
1683-1683 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | Pierre PatouletFrench Naval Sailor Administrator Service 1684-1705 | ||
| Name : La Fulminante (4)
1683-1683 French 4 Gun Unrated Bomb Vessel | GoubautFrench Naval Sailor Service 1684 | ||