Dutch 5th charter Hardenbroek 1708-1709

Of the admirality Maze, built at the navy at Rotterdam in 1708, captured by French privateer (Esperance?) in 1709, sold to Russia and renamed Esperans in 1712, dimensions 126 x 34½ x 14 ½ feet and an armament of 40 guns.

German container ship (ex-Maria 2003, Maersk Fortaleza (2003-2009) BF Leticia 2009-

Schelde off Vlissingen, Netherlands 4 January 2015

Antigua&Barbuda-flagged, homeport Siant John’s, IMO 9266542, MMSI 304855000 and call sign Vx2BQ9. Ex-Maria renamed February 2003 and Maersk Fortaleza (renamed July 2009. Built at the JJ Sietas Schifsswerft, Hamburg, Germany. Owned and managed by BF Shipmanagement, Stade, Germany.

Dutch 5th charter Harlingen or Bisdom van Harlingen 1782-1796

Of the admiralty Friesland, built by J. Swerius at admiralty yard at Harlingen, Netherlands in 1781-1782, special commission advices to break her on 29 July 1793, hulk 1794-1795, used as accommodation barrack at Vlissingen, Netherlands in?, sold fot ƒ 16.000 in ?, to be used as keel lighter in 1795, broken up 1796-1797, dimensions 154 x 44 x 17, 40-46 guns (upper deck 28-18pd guns, half deck 10-12pd, poop 2-7pd guns, one gun deck) and a crew numbering 270 men. Commanding officer in 1782-1784 captain Christiaan Lodwijk, Graaf van Rechteren.

Dutch 5th charter Maria Elizabeth 1685-1692

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1685, captured by French on 31 August 1692, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 130 (prow) x 34 x 14 and an armament of 44-46 guns. Commanding officers in October 1688 Willem van der Zaan the Young and in 1692 A. Taelman. 

Dutch 5th charter Tijger 1782-1785

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1782, condemned >1785-1787<, dimensions 173 7/11 x 45 8/11 x 18 3/11 feet, armament 44 guns and a crew numbering 250 men. 

Dutch 5th charter Cornelia 1672-1690

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1672, lost at sea or captured by the French on 30 March 1690, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 131½ (prow)-132 x 34 x 14, with an armament of 44-46 guns. 

Dutch 5th charter Noordwijk op zee 1726-1747

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jacob Papegaaij at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1726, broken up in 1747, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 134-137 (prow) x 36½-37 x 15, draught 9¼-12¾, an armament of 44-46 guns and a crew numbering 220 men. C commanding officers 1727 captain Dirk Roos, 1729 Gerard Deutz and 1734 Joost Vijg van IJsendoorn.

Dutch 5th charter Oranjegalei 1697-1739

Of the admiralty Zealand, could also be rowed, built by Adrian Janssen de Vriend at Vlissingen, Netherlands in 1697, in a list dated 1740 mentioned as being in bad condition, other source claimed sold to be broken up in 1738, dimensions 130 (prow) x 35¾-37¾ x 12¾ -13½ feet, an armament of 40 guns and a crew numbering 250 men.

Dutch 5th charter Raaf 1696-1706

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1696, blown up in action in 1706, dimensions 130 (prow) x 34½ x 14, and an armament of 44 guns.

Dutch 5th charter Raadhuis van Haarlem 1699-1724

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Hendrik Cardinaal at naval yard Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1699, sold in to be broken up for parts in 1724, dimensions 130 (prow) x 34½ x 14 feet and an armament of 44-46 guns.

Dutch 5th charter Hilverbeek 1729-1751

Original souce National Archive The Hague, Netherlands NL-HaNa_4.MST_108

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1729, repaired in 1739, broken up in 1751, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 135 4/11 x 39 7/11 x 16 5/11-16 9/11, draught 10 8/11-12¾, an armament of 44-48 guns and a crew numbering 220 men. Commanding officers 1730 Cornelis Schrijver, 1733 Abraham Akersloot, 1741 Jan van der Waijen, 1745 Simon Verstereren and 1767 N. van Bruizen.

Dutch 5th charter Drakenstein 1692-1717

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built Hendrik Cardinaal or Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1692, sold for ƒ2.000 to be broken up for parts in 1717, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 125 x 34 x 14, an armament of 36-44 guns (1711: 20-12pd guns, 20-6pd guns, 6-4pdr guns) and a crew numbering 150 men.

Dutch 5th charter Leiderdorp 1731-1751

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Thomas Davis at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1731, repaired in 1739, broken up in 1751, dimensions 135 4/11 x 39 7/11 x 16¾- 16 9/11 (hold) x 11 1/11-12¾ (draught), an armament of 44-48 guns and a crew numbering 220 men. Commanding officers 1733 I. van Raijen, 1736 G. van Gier, 1740 Dirk Roos, 1741 Simon Verstreneren, 1742 Jacob Louis van der Voort, 1745 Van Wassenaar, 1746 Jan Louis van Hardenbroek.

Dutch 5th/6th charter Groenwijf 1667-1696

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1667, last mentioned in 1696, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 123 x 30 x 12½, with an armament of 36 guns and a crew numbering 130-140 men.

Dutch 5th charter Bloys van Treslong or Blooys 1754-1782

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by John May at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1754, medium repairs in 1771-1772, sold in 1782, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 141 (lower deck) x 39 7/11 x 17-17 7/11 and an armament of 44 guns. Commanding officers 1756 Pieter Hendrik Reynst, 1762 Nicolaas Riemersma, 1765-1766 Jacob de Wilde and 1768-1770 Pieter Hendrik Reynst.

Dutch 5th charter Harderwijk 1662-1693

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, also called frigate,built by Jan van Rheenen at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1662, still mentioned in 1693, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 133 (prow) x 34-34½ x 14, an armament of 46 guns (1 April 1665: 4-18pd, 16-12pd, 20-8pd, 6-3pd), a crew numbering 205-230 men and a tonnage of 800 tons (French measurement). In 1665 part of squadron commanded by Tromp, captain Jacob Wildschut, 1666 captain Thomas Tobias, 1676 as part of fleet commanded by De Ruyter towards Sicily captain Matheus Neergang, in summer 1686 captain Van der Hoeven, fishery patrol and in 1688 captain Cornelis van der Zaan.

Dutch 5th charter Pallas 1780-1799

Of the admiralty Friesland, on stocks at Harlingen, Netherlands in 1780, launched in 1781, nearly completed in October 1781, rerazeed 1794-1795, converted into a keel lighter in 1797, captured by British in 1799, one gun deck, dimensions 154 x 44 x 17 feet, an armament of 20 (after 1795)-36-44 guns and a crew numbering 270 men.

Dutch 5th charter Beschermer 1735-1754

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Charles Bentham at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1735, broken up in 1754, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 139 (lower deck) x 38 4/11 x 16 8/11, draught 7 8/11-10 10/11, an armament of 44-48 guns and a crew numbering 220-225 men. Commanding officers in 1736 Jan Jacob Pieterson, in 1738 Ernst de Peterse, in 1739 Simon Versteveren and in 1745 Baschman Wuitjes.

Dutch 5th charter Meervliet 1724-1750

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, built by Gerbrand Slegt at naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1724, broken up in 1750, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 135 (prow) x 38½ x 15 4/11-15 9/11, draught 10-12, an armament of 44-46 guns and a crew numbering 220 men. Commanding officers in 1725 captain Harmen Frederik. baron van Wittenhorst, severely wounded after a fight on 29 April with Alger privateer Witte Leeuw, temporarily April-My 1725 H.J. Boudaan, 1725-1726 captain H.F. baron van Wittenhorst, on 16 april forced the Alger privateer Gouden Zon (50 guns) on shore off Tanger, on 20 april Gouden Zon lost on riffs, on 28 April chased without succes the Alger privateer Gele Roos. In May was the Algeriran privateer Witte Paard (50 guns) off Arzila heavily damaged and crashed on the coast, in 1728 Jan van der Waijen Jacobsz and in 1730 Rudolph Bernan Volker graaf van Rechteren.

Dutch 5th charter Oud Teylingen 1725-1749

Of the admiralty Maze, built by Paulus van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam Netherlands in 1725, memorandum from P. van Zwijndrecht dated 12 November 1731: bought for ƒ 32.500 of oak-wood, rebuilt in 1733, sold in 1749, dimensions 135 x 39 x 17½ feet, an armament of 44-48 (lower deck 12 pdrs, upper deck 8pdrs) and a crew numbering 220-250 men. Commanding officers 1727 captain G.A. van Reeden, voyage to Channel, 1728-1729 captain A. de Munnik, voyage to Alger and Mediterranean, 1742 captain A. van der Mande, voyage to Oostzee, 1743 captain C. Welesteijn, voyage to the Baltic and in 1747 lying off Vlissingen, captain Keijser.