I am less sure of the mappings between the complete list of captains, ships, and admiralties:
Ship Guns Crew Captain Adm References Paulus (Sint Paul)24 80 Dirk van Dongen M 1DW4,p.383,Vreug 194 Waterhond 24 80 Renout Venhuijsen M 1DW1, p.383, Vreug 213 Kalmar Sleutel 24 80 Dirk Vijch M 1DW1,p.383, Vreug 141 Wapen van Holland 30 110 Herman Munnekes N 1DW4,p.314,Vreug 208, 1DW1 p.383 Adam en Eva 24 80 Jan Heck N 1DW4, p.314, Vreug 91(from The First Dutch War, Vol.IV, page 314, this appears to be a ship hired by the Admiralty of the Noorderkwartier, despite what Vreugdenhil says. The Adam en Eva is listed in a group of Noorderkwartier ships on page 314 of The First Dutch War, Vol.IV, as I wrote.
Ship Gun Crew Captain Adm References Sampson van Hoorn 24 80 Willem Ham N 1DW1,p.383,1DW4,p.313, Vreug 182 Sampson van Enkhuizen 28 100 En-Dir? 1DW1,p.383, Vreug 181 Land van Beloften 24 80 Jan Noblet N 1DW4,p.314,Vreug 146 Marcus Curtius 24 80 Hendrik Kroeger A 1DW4,p.310,Vreug 153 Juffrouw Catharina 24 80 Dirk Bogaart A 1DW4,p.310,Vreug 100 Zwaan van Amsterdam 28 100 A 1DW1,p.383,Vreug 219 Arke Noach 24 80 A 1DW1,p.383,Vreug 163 Sint Jan Baptist 22 80 A 1DW1,p.383,Vreug 188I had thought that this might have been one of the squadron of possibly 15 ships, but this was taken by James Peacock in October 1652. Vreugdenhil had listed the Morgenstar (Morgenster) as being a fishery protection ship
Ship Guns Crew Captain Adm References Morgenstar 20 80 ? Vreug, p.160
Key: References: 1DW1 = The First Dutch War, Vol.I 1DW4 = The First Dutch War, Vol.IV Vreug = Vreugdenhil's list from 1938 Admiralties: A = Admiralty of Amsterdam M = Admiralty of the Maze N = Admiralty of the Noorderkwartier En-Dir = Enkhuizen Directors