Dutch 7th charter Hartenkamp 1733-1749

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, also called row frigate and 6th charter, built by Thomas Davids at navy yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1731-1733, appointed in 1733, repaired in 1739, broken up/stricken in 1749, dimensions (Amsterdam foot) 116 8/11-117 x 32 x 11 10/11, draught 8 3/4-11, an armament of 20-22 guns and a crew numbering 180 men. Commanded by 1733 Jan Carel Barisman, 1735-1736 Hendrik Jan Boudaan, 1738 Joost Sels, 1740 Martinius Lambregts, 1742 David Wevering and 1745 A. Hartsinck.

Dutch 7th charter Bellona 1785-1796 and British 6th rate Vindictive 1796-1816

Rijksmuseum. Object no. NG-MC-307 (http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.244115). 

The building of this 7th rate at the navy yard at Rotterdam for the Admiralty of the Maze was ordered on 6 December 1785 ordered to be built, launched on 20 March 1787. Built with the use of the design of Glavimans to be discussed with vice admiral Reinst and overseer Van Zwijndregt, on 2 May 1786 called Bellona, on 10 October 1786 ordered to put out ornaments for ƒ 400 to Maijstre, on 6 February 1687 authorized to buy wood for ‘beschietwerk’ and on 6 March 1787 ordered to be launched on 20 March  Dimensions 121 3/11 x 33 3/11 x 12 9/11 and an armament of 20-24 guns. Commanding officers 1788-1790 captain H. Hartman, 1790 voyage to Ternate, Celebes, 1790-1792 lieutenant J.W. van Hamel, 1792 captain A.Th. Detmere, voyage to Channel, 1794 captain J. Rijnbende. In 1796 in the Saldanhay Bay captured by he British Royal Navy. In the latter commissioned as the 6th rate HMS Vindictive, stricken from the Navy List in 1810 and broken up at Sheerness, England in 1816. Dimensions in British service 112’ x 32‘, a 506 tons builders measurement and an armament of, 28 guns.

Sources
-Notes from and correspondence with the late Jan Glete, Stockholm, Sweden.
-Archive Admiraliteits Colleges XXXIX no. 115 (National Archive The Hague).
-Archive Admiraliteits Colleges no. 1082 (National Archive The Hague).
-Inventory archives of the Admiralties (National Archive The Hague).

Dutch 7th charter Oranjezaal 1751-1788-/1789

Part of the squadron commanded by rear admiral Kruyne off Rammekens, province Zeeland in 1782-1783 during the war with the United Kingdom (4th Anglo-Dutch War (1780-1784). 

Of the  admiralty Maze, on stocks by L. van Zwijndrecht at naval yard at Rotterdam, Netherlands 23 November 1751, launched 14 March 1752, sold/broken up 1788/1789, dimensions 120 x 33 x 13-14, 20-26 guns, 150 men. Also called frigate. Commanding officers 1755 D. Pichot, 1755-1756 captain J. Satink, 1759-1761 captain S. Loouijt, 1764-1765 captain J.H. van Ourijk, 1775-1776 captain J. Satink, 1777-1779 captain V. van Gennep, 1780 captain A.J. van Volbergen, 1780-1781 captain W. Vosch van Avesaet, 1782 S. Story, 1782-1783 lieutenant E. Lucas and 1787-1789 captain J. Rijnbende.

Sources
- Notes from and correspondance with Jan Glete
- Archief Admiraliteits Colleges XLVII no. 17
- Catalogue Slag op de Doggersbank. 
- Archief Staten Generaal no. 9259, 1786 4 july.
- Archief Collectie Bisdom XXXI no. 117.
- Archief Admiraliteits Colleges XXXIX no. 115
- Archief Admiraliteits Colleges XXXI Bisdom no. 113