The beginning of the list of ships at Vlissingen in early July 1653 actually lists names of some Amsterdam ships that I would transcribe as follows:
Leeuwarden
Fazant
Dolphijn
Prins Willem
Omlandia
Leiden
To parallel this list, we have page 119 from Witte de With's journals (archive E8812). This list has the following ships and captains:
Ship Guns Crew Captain Length Beam Hold Ht Betw Decks
Leeuwarden 34 148 Govert Reael 120ft 29-3/4ft 11-3/4ft 6-3/4ft
Fazant 32 110 Jan Jansz Lapper 120ft 29ft 12ft 6-3/4ft
Dolphijn 30 110 Gerbrant Schatter 120ft 28ft 10-1/2ft 6-1/4ft
Prins Willem 30 106 Jan Jansz Boermans
Omlandia 30 109 Maarten Schaeff 120ft 27-1/2ft 12ft 6-3/4ft
Leiden 30 107 Hendrick Kroeger 117-1/2ft 28-1/4ft 11ft 6-3/4ft
By the way, this is in the same order in Witte de With's journal as in the list from July 1653. Note that the published dimensions for the Dolphijn are 116ft x 25ft x 12ft with 32 guns. These dimensions are from a source that Ron van Maanen found, dated 5 April 1653, when the ship carried 32 guns: 8-12pdr, 16-8pdr, and 8-6pdr.
Sources:
- C. T. Atkinson, Ed., The First Dutch War, Vol.IV, 1910
- Ron van Maanen, unpublished manuscript "Dutch Warships 1600-1800", undated, but circa 1992
- Staten Generaal 1.01.04 Inv. Nr. 5556, "List of ships at Vlissingen on 2 July 1653", 1653
- Witte de With, journals from 1652 to 1658, Archive E8812 from the Riksarkivet, Stockholm