A TRUE LIST OF THE FRENCH-FLEET For the YEAR 1692. Commanded by the Count de Tourville, consisting of Two Squadrons, the Blue and the White, with the Number of Men and Guns.
From the Copy Printed at Paris, by the French King's Order.

Licensed and Entered according to Order. Avant garde commandèe par Monsieur de Chasteau-Renaut.

The Avant Guard commanded by Monsieur de Chasteau Renaut.
Noms des Capitaines. Ships Names French. Ships Names English. Guns Men
Mr. Chev. Château Renaut LE Formidable THE Formidable 94 650
Mr. le Comte de Relingue Le Foudroyant The Thunderer 84 600
Monsieur le Chev. d' Amfreville Le St. Philippe. The S. Philip 84 550
Monsieur de Coëtlogon Le Magnificque The Magnificent 76 550
Monsieur Gabaret L' Orgueilleux The Proud 90 650
Monsieur du Maignon Le Conquerant The Conquerant 84 550
Monsieur d' Alteloire Le Fier The Fierce 76 490
Monsi. le Ch. de Belle Fontaine Le Belliqueux The Warrior 76 490
Monsieur de Septe Ville Le Terrible The Terrible 76 490
Monsieur de Bellile Ecard Le Florissant The Flourisher 84 490
Monsieur de Septemes Le Tormant The Torment 76 490
Monsieur Manchot d' Ablemont Le Triomphant The Triumphant 76 490
Monsieur le Chev. de Monbron La Couronne The Crown 76 490
Monsieur Daligre Le Pompeux The Pompous 74 450
Monsieur le Chev. d' Anfreville Le Gaillard The Gay 68 400
Monsieur le Chev. de S. Maure Le Contant The Content 64 380
Monsieur Ch. de Châteaumorant Le Glorieux The Glorious 64 380
Monsieur le Marquis Deblenac Le Serieux The Serious 64 380
Monsieur Demericourt L' Ecueil The Shelf 64 380
Monsi le Chevalier Descombes Le Brillant The Glistring 66 370
Monsieur de Socquigny Le Furieux The Furious 60 350
Monsieur Chev. de la Rougere Le Fort The Strong 60 350
Monsieur le Chev. de Vilars St. Michael The St. Michael 60 350
Monsieur le Chev. d' Arbonville L' Agreable The Agreeable 60 350
Monsieur le Chev. [...]e Fecquieres Le Diamant The Diamond 60 350
Monsieur de Sevigny L'Entreprenant The Undertaker 58 350
  8 Brulots. 8 Fire-Ships   300
Arriere Garde Commandèe par Monsieur d' Amfreville.The Rear Guard commanded by Monsieur d'Anfreville.
Noms des Capitaines. Ships Names French. Ships Names English. Guns Men.
Mr. le Marq. d'Anfreville LE Merveilleux THE Marvellous 94 650
Monsieur de Beaujeu L'Admirable The Admirable 90 650
Monsieur du Hoselart Le Vainqueur The Conqueror 84 500
Monsieur le Chev. du Chalais Le Brave The Brave 60 350
Monsieur de Serville Le Sans Pareil The None-such 60 350
Monsieur de Champigny Le Juste The Just 64 350
Monsieur Dericourt L'Entendu The Skilfull 60 350
Monsieur le Chev. de Sangere Le Maure The Moor 52 300
Monsieur de Very Le Moderé The Moderate 5z 300
Monsieur le Cheval de Fourbin La Perle The Pearl 56 300
Monsi. le Chev. de Rougemont L'Heureux retour The Happy Return 52 300
Monsieur Debellaire Le Fidele The Faithful 48 280
  Le Fendant aux Illes The Tearer of the Isles 54 330
  Le Trident aux Illes The Trident to the Isles 52 300
  Le Francois The French man 52 280
  Le Prompt The Ready   400
  Le Comte The Count   200
  L'Alcion The Halcion   200
  Le Tygre The Tyger   150
  Le Jeu The Game   150
  Le Neptune The Neptune   280
  L'Hercule The Hercules   130
  8 Brulots. 8 Fire-ships   300
  Vingt-six Fregattes 26 Fr [...]gats   2650
  Vingt-six Flusts 26 P [...]ks   1040
  Quatorze Barques 14 Long Boats   800
  Longues      
  Faisant le tout ensem­ble quatre vingt dix sept Vaisseaux avec les Brûlots. Making in all 97 Ships with the Fire-ships    
  En Hommes 40299 Sans Comprendre Messieurs les Offici­ers. In Men without reckoning the Officers   40299
  En Canons des Vais­seaux de ligue Guns in the Ships 5019  
  En Canon des Brûlots Guns in the Fire ships 162  
  En Canon des Barques longes Guns in the Long-Boats 240  
  Toute l' Armée est Composee de 163 voiles, non Compri [...] les traversieres The whole Fleet consists of 163 Ships, not inclu­ding those that have Sails and Oars.    
Escadre Blanche Corps de Bataille.The White Squadron, the Line of Battle.
Noms des Capitaines. Ships Names French. Ships Names English. Guns Men.
Mr. de Tourville Admiral LE Soleil Royal THE Royal Sun 106 900
Monsieur Forant Le Daufin Royal The Royal Dauphin 100 750
Monsieur de Nemond Le Monarque The Monarch 90 650
Monsieur Panetir Le Grand Le Grand 86 630
Monsieur le Marq. de Langeron Le Souverain The Soveraign 84 560
Monsieur d'Amblemont Le Victorieux The Victorious 92 700
Monsieur le Marquis de la Porte Le Fulminant The Thunderer 96 550
Monsieur le Marquis de la Villette L'Ambitieux The Ambitious 96 550
Monsieur le Marq. de S. Hermine L'Intrepide The Undaunted 84 530
Monsieur de la Galisonniere Le S. Esprit The Holy Ghost 74 450
Monsieur Descombes Le Illustre The Illustrious 70 450
Monsieur de Reales L'Aymiable The Amiable 68 420
Monsieur de la Rochealar Le Henry The Henry 64 400
Monsieur de Colbert St. Marc. Le Courtisan The Courtisan 64 380
Monsieur de Perrinet Le Bourbon The Bourbon 64 380
Monsieur du Quesne Guidon La Siraine The Mairmaid 60 380
Monsi. le Cheval. de la Luzeone Le Courageux The Couragious 58 350
Mons. le Cheval. de Chateaureneau L'Assure The Confident 60 350
Monsieur le Marquis de Rouvroy L'Apollon The Apollo 60 350
Monsieur de la Roche Parcin Le S. Louis The St. Lewis 60 350
Monsieur du Rivant Huet L'Excellent The Excellent 60 350
Monsieur de la Vigerie L'Arrogant The Arrogant 60 350
Monsieur de Bagneux Le Prince The Prince 60 330
Monsieur Omougon Le Fleuron The Blossom 58 330
Monsieur le Chevalier du Palais Le Temeraire The Rash 54 330
  8 Brulots 8 Fire-Ships   300

ADVERTISEMENT.

STate Tracts: Being a farther Collection of several Choice Treati­ses relating to the Government. From the Year 1660, to 1689. Now Published in a Body, to shew the Necessity, and clear the Lega­lity of the Late Revolution, and our present happy Settlement, under the Auspicious Reign of Their Majesties, King William and Queen Mary.

Truth brought to Light: Or, the History of the First 14 years of King James I. In Four Parts. I. The happy State of England at His Majesty's Entrance; The Corruption of it afterwards. With the Rise of particular Favourites, and the Divisions between this and other States abroad. II. The Divorce betwixt the Lady Frances Howard and Robert Earl of Essex, before the King's Delegates, authorized under the King's Broad-Seal: As also the Arraignment of Sir Jer. Ellis, Lieutenant of the Tower, &c. about the Murther of Sir Tho. Overbury, with all Proceedings thereupon, and the King's gracious Pardon and Favor to the Countess. III. A Declaration of his Majesty's Revenue since he came to the Crown of England; with the Annual Issues, Gifts, Pensions, and extraordinary Dis­bursements. IV. The Commissions and Warrants for the burning of two Hereticks, newly revived, with two Pardons, one for Theophilus Hig­gins, the other for Sir Eustace Hart. Both Printed for Richard Baldwin.

LONDON, Printed for Richard Baldwin near the Oxford Arms in Warwick-Lane, 1692.

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