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Russia | |||
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| Russian Fleet, Alexei Grigoryevich Orlov (1737-1808) | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Trekh Ierarkhov (66) | Samuel Greig (1735-1788) | Fleet Flagship Flag of Alexei Orlov | |
| Name : Sviatoslav (80) | Squadron Flagship Flag of John Elphinstone | ||
| Name : Trekh Sviatitelei (66) | Squadron Flagship Flag of Grigory Spridov | ||
| Name : Ne Tron Menia (66) | |||
| Name : Saratov (66) | |||
| Name : Evropa (66) | |||
| Name : Sviatoi Januarii (66) | |||
| Name : Rostislav (66) | |||
| Name : Nadezhda (32) | |||
| Name : Afrika (32) | |||
| Name : Grom (6) | |||
Ottoman Empire | |||
| Ottoman Fleet, Mandalzade Hüsameddin Pasha | |||
Estimates of the Ottoman light forces vary. The most probable suggests that 6 frigates (karavele in Turkish terminology of the period), 6 xebecs, 8 galleys and 32 minot craft were burnt and 5 galleys were captured. According to Turkish sources a single bastarda (large galley) escaped. | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Hısn-ı Bahri (70) | Fleet Flagship Burnt Flags of Hüsameddin Pasha and Ali Bey | ||
| Name : Ziver-i Bahri (70) | Squadron Flagship Burnt Flag of Cafer Bey | ||
| Name : Peleng-i Bahri (62) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Ukab-ı Bahri (62) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Seyf-i Bahri (62) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Mukaddeme-i Şeref (54) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Meskin-i Gazi (52) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Semend-i Bahri (50) | Captured | ||
| Name : Tılsım-ı Bahri (42) | Burnt | ||