will appear, by the following Account, which hath been computed with as much Exactness as the nature of the thing will bear, viz. In the Year 1702. her Majefty had 44 Ships imploy'd in the Channel and Soundings, of the Line of Battel, and 30 in and about the Mediterranean, making in the whole 74; and hey were join'd with no more than 33 of the States-Geneal, whereas they fhould have been 44. 1703. Seventy nine of her Majefty's Ships were imploy'd n the aforefaid Services, and but 22 of the States-General, which fhould have been 47. 1704. There were 74 of the Queen's Ships, and 18 Dutch, which fhould have been 44. 1705. Seventy nine of her Majefty's Ships were imploy'd as forefaid, and 20 Dutch, inftead of 47. 1706. There were but 15 Ships of the States-General aced in conjunction with 78 of the Queen's Ships, whereas hey should have been 46. 1707. To 72 Ships of her Majefty's, there were no more han 27 of the States-General, inftead of 43. 1708. The States-General join'd 25 Ships of the Line, to 9 of her Majefty's, inftead of 43. 1709. No more than 11 Ships of the States were join'd to 7 of the Queen's Ships, inftead of 42. 1710, Her Majefty had 62 Ships imploy'd on the aforefaid ervices, and the 'States-General appointed no more than 13, o act in conjunction with them, inftead of 37. 1711. There were no more than 12 Dutch Ships, instead of 5, appointed to act with 59 of the Queen's Ships; which, as ell as thofe in the preceding Years, were imploy'd in the editerranean, and not fo much as one Ship allotted by the ates-General to act in concert with thofe of her Majefty, ainst the Enemy's Ships before Dunkirk, and in the Chan N° II. Years Eftimate of the Forces which the Queen furnifh'd from time to time for the Service in Flanders fince the Beginning of this War. Years. Nations. Total 35 14 35 50 2 Treaty betwixt England and Holland, dated the 3d of March, 1677. (Number of Soldiers 10000 8459 According to the Votes and Addrefs of the Lower Houfe, to regulate her Majefty'sQuota at 40000 Men; which Votes paft 21612 on a Meffage from the late King by Mr. Secretary Vernon, who declar'd, that his Majefty had order'd him to lay 40671 before the Houfe the Quota which was to be furnish'd by his Majesty, the Emperor, and the States-General. 600 In pursuance of the Treaty betwixt England and 10000 Holland, of March 15. 1703. about a common Augmentation of 20000 Men. 50671 2000 52671 Carry over to Pag. 530 52671 II. Eftimate of the Forces furnish'd by the statesGeneral from time to time for the Service in Flanders from the Beginning of this Wor. cars. Nations. Batta Squa- By what Treaties. DI Dutch lions.drons 75 73 [Number of So diers 79848 Zell bring 60000 Men 30384 7 Danes 21 227 N° il. Continuation of the Estimate of the Forces which the Queen furnish'd from time to time for the Service in Flanders fince the Beginning of this War. Note, There are 9 Battalions and 21 Pruffian Squadrons, 3 Battalions and 2 Hefian Squadrons, for whom her Majefty pays nothing but Bread and Forage in conjunction with the States, and are not specify'd in this Lift. Carry over to Pag. 532 65197 N° II. Continuation of the Eftimate of the Forces furnifh'd by the States-General from time to time for the Service in Flanders, fince the Beginning of the War. Number Years. Nations. Batta- Squa- By what Treaties. of lions. drons. Soldiers There are 9 Battalions and 21 Squadrons of Pruffians, alions and 2 Squadrons of Heffians, to whom her Main conjunction with the States-General, paid nothing ead and Forage, and which are not specify'd in this ol. II. Carry over to Page 533|122458 Mm 2 |