Ships
- British
- The Nutmeg of Consolation - a small post-ship (previously the Dutch 20-gun Gelijkheid)
- HM Hired Vessel Surprise
- Plover - a sloop
- The Triton - a letter of marque
- HMS Tromp - fifty-four, carrying dispatches
- HMS Waverly
- French
- Cornélie
- Dutch
- Alkmaar - a merchantman
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