I am weak on information on the Dutch navy and naval officers, after 1683. The most obvious sources that I have seen really do not have that much, either. I rely, at least some, on J.C. de Jonge's Geschiedenis van het Nederlandsche Zeewezen.
Gerard van den Dussen was a "commandeur" in 1688, and took part in the voyage taking Willem III to England. He commanded the Zeelandia in this operation. In 1696, he was a captain in Lt-Admiral van Almonde's squadron, commanding the Unie. They seem to have been operating in a commerce protection role, which is not surprising.
Ship: Zeelandia
At Date: 1688
Captain: G. van den Dussen
Guns: 62
Crew: 290
Admiralty: Amsterdam
Built: 1685
Length: 145
Beam: 38
Hold: 14.5
Ship: Unie
At Date: 1696
Captain: G. van den Dussen
Guns: 94
Crew: 500
Admiralty: Amsterdam
Built: 1692
Length: 173
Beam: 45
Hold: 16.5
