Dutch warship Koning David 1643-1654

Of the admiralty Friesland, smak, built at Harlingen, Netherlands in 1643, last mentioned in 1654, dimensions 58 x 14½ x 6 feet, an armament of 2 bronze guns and a crew numbering 21 men. In 1654  revenue tasks on the Wadden, captain Bartel Salingh.

Dutch warship Mars 1615-1621

Of the admiralty Maze, called a carvel and smak schip, mentioned between 1615-1621, measured 40 last. In 1615 described as 9 years old. 

Dutch smakzeil Breeden Heyn or Breenheyn

Of the admiralty Zealand, mentioned between 1587-1598, commanded by Charles de Cock. 

Dutch transport Tobias 1688

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, smak, hired at Amsterdam, Netherlands for ƒ 475 as part of the fleet which brought king-stadholder Willem III to England in 1688, master Barent Mooij, appraised value of ship ƒ 2.200. 

Dutch transport Pauw 1688

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, a so-called smak, hired at Amsterdam, Netherlands for ƒ 450 as part of the fleet which brought king-stadholder Willem III to England 1688. Master Jasper Dirkss, appraised value of ship ƒ 2.475. 

Dutch transport Abrahams Offerhanden 1688

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, smak, merchant ship hired at Amsterdam , Netherlands as part of the fleet which brought king-stadtholder Willem III to England for ƒ 500 in 1688, master Tomas Goijkes Drijff, appraised value of ship ƒ 1.850. 

Dutch transport Abrahams Offerande 1688

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, smak, merchant ship hired at Amsterdam, Netherlands as part of the fleet which brought king-stadtholder Willem III to England hired for ƒ 500 in 1688. Master Adriaen Gijsbertss, appraised value of ship ƒ 2.200. 

Dutch transport Rad van Avonturen 1688

Of the admiralty Amsterdam, smak, hired for ƒ 500 at Amsterdam, Netherlands as part of the fleet which brought king-stadholder Willem III to England, in 1688, master Jan Perfeot, appraised value of ship ƒ 3.200.

Dutch smak Frisia 1637-1654

Of the admiralty Friesland, also called a frigate, built in 1637, last mentioned in 1654, dimensions 78 x 17½ x ? feet, an armament of 8-14 guns (1654: 4-4pd gotelingen, 4-3pd gotelingen), a crew numbering 21-40 men and a measurement of 50 last. Commanding officer in 1654 captain Willem Gauma, revenue service on the Wadden.