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Haarlem

948
Nominal Guns68M01
NationalityDutch Republic
OperatorAdmiralty of Amsterdam
Keel Laid Down16.7.1783M01
Launched1785M01
First Commissioned9.5.1785M01
How acquiredPurpose builtM01
ShipyardAmsterdam - Holland M01
CategoryThird RateM01
National RateThird CharterM01
Ship TypeShip of the LineM01
Sailing RigShip RiggedM01
Captured11.10.1797BWAS-1793
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Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentM01
Length of Gundeck167' 5 ½"Amsterdam Feet47.2906 (155′ 1″ Imperial)
Breadth46' 9"Amsterdam Feet13.0612 (42′ 10″ Imperial)
Depth in Hold20' 5 ½"Amsterdam Feet5.6749 (18′ 7″ Imperial)

Service History


DateEventSource
11.10.1797Battle of Camperdown
11.10.1797Taken by the British at the Battle of Camperdown

 
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Posted by Jon Miller on Saturday 13th of June 2026 12:10

The Haerlem, Wassenaer, Hercules, and Gelyckheid, Dutch prizes, are expected in port, in a day or two. All the Dutch ships, lately captured, are arrived at Blackstakes, and a most shocking spectacle they are; the greatest part of them must be either broke up or sold, as gthey are literally shot to pieces. [Hampshire Chronicle, 9 December 1797]


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