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Ajax

1660
Nominal Guns18M01
NationalityBatavian Republic
OperatorVOC Harlingen
Keel Laid Down3.1796M01
Launched10.1796M01
How acquiredPurpose builtM01
ShipyardHarlingen - Friesland M01
CategoryUnratedM01
Ship TypeCorvetteM01
Sailing RigShip RiggedM01
Broken Up1824M01

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentM01
Length of Gundeck115' 0"Amsterdam Feet32.5565 (106′ 9″ Imperial)
Breadth32' 3"Amsterdam Feet9.0978 (29′ 10″ Imperial)
Depth in Hold18' 0"Amsterdam Feet5.0958 (16′ 8″ Imperial)

3 Ship Commanders


DatesRankNameSource
1814 - 1815Kapitein-luitenant
T BakkerDutch
Naval Sailor
Service 1814-1825
ref:1495
1816Kapitein
P J van Zuylen van NijeveltDutch
Naval Sailor
Service 1816
ref:1495
1817 - 1818Kapitein-luitenant
L FuchsDutch
Naval Sailor
Service 1817-1818
ref:1495

Service History


DateEventSource
9.1.1800Took the Privateer
L'Aventureux (Unknown) 1800-1800
French Unknown Gun
Privateer Unknown



Fleets

DatesFleetFleet CommanderSource
1821-1821Dutch Expedition to Palembang 1821  
 
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Posted by Jon Miller on Tuesday 28th of July 2026 02:26

Hague, 1 February 1802: The following is a list of the ships under the command of Admiral Hartsinc, which, except one, are arrived at Brest, and bound for St Domingo, having French troops on board, the Brutus, of 74 guns; the Neptune and John de Witt, both of 68; the Ajax, of 16; and the Flying Fish, of 14; with the French frigate, the Poursuvante. The Flying Fish, having received some damage, was compelled to return to Flushing. [Hampshire Telegraph, 15 February 1802]


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