Commanders. | Places where | | lost. | ------------------------+----------------+---------------------------- John Anderson-- | Yarmouth Roads | Her Captain, Purser, Master, | | Chyrsurgeon, Clerk and | | Sixteen Men were Ashoar, | | the rest drowned. James Greenway }| ---- ---- }| All their men lost. Fleetwood Emes }| ---- ---- }| John Johnson-- }| ---- | Third Lieutenant, Chaplain, }| | Cook Chyrsurgeon's Mate; }| | four Marine Captains, and }| Goodwin Sands | sixty-two Men saved. }| | Rear Admiral Beaumont, }| ---- | Only one Man saved by Edward Hopson }| | Swimming from Wreck to Wreck, }| | and getting to the Sterling }| | Castle; the Captain Ashoar, }| | as also the Purser. Thomas Long-- |} Holland-- | Her Company saved except Raymond Raymond |} | four. Nathan Bostock-- | Selsey-- }| Their Officers and Men saved. Thomas Liell-- | Pemsey-- }| William Carter-- | Drove from | Carpenter and twenty-three | Spithead and | Men saved. | lost upon the | | Coast near | | Chichester. | Thomas Blake-- | Bristol-- | Captain and twenty-five Men | | drown'd; the Ship recover'd | | and order'd to be sold. George Hawes-- | Nore-- | Officers and Men lost. ------------------------+----------------+---------------------------- The Van Guard, a Second Rate, was over-set at Chatham, but no Men lost, the Ship not being fitted out. _Of the Damage to the Navy_ This is a short but terrible Article, there was one Ship called the _York_, which was lost about 3 days before the great Storm off of _Harwich_, but most of the Men were saved. The loss immediately sustain'd in the Royal Navy during the Storm, is included in the List hereunto annex'd, as appears from the Navy Books. The damage done to the Ships that were sav'd, is past our Power to compute. The Admiral, Sir _Cloudesley Shovel_ with the great Ships, had made sail but the day before out of the _Downs_, and were taken with the Storm as they lay at or near the _Gunfleet_, where they being well provided with Anchors and Cables, rid it out, tho' in great extremity, expecting death every minute.