| Battle
of the Nile (Aboukir Bay), 1 August 1798 |
| Orders
of Battle |
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| Ship Name |
Guns |
Captain |
Notes |
 |
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| Royal Navy (14
Ships of the line plus 1 brig) |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
Vanguard |
74 |
Cpt Edward Berry |
Flagship of
Rear-Admiral Horatio Nelson |
|
Orion |
74 |
Sir James
Saumarez |
|
|
Culloden |
74 |
Thomas Troubridge |
|
|
Bellerophon |
74 |
H. d'Esterre
Darby |
|
|
Minotaur |
74 |
Thomas Louis |
|
|
Defence |
74 |
John Peyton |
|
|
Alexander |
74 |
Alexander John
Ball |
|
|
Zealous |
74 |
Samuel Hood |
|
|
Audacious |
74 |
Davidge Gould |
|
|
Goliath |
74 |
Thomas Foley |
|
|
Majestic |
74 |
George Blagden |
|
|
Swiftsure |
74 |
Benjamin
Hallowell |
|
|
Theseus |
74 |
Ralph Willett
Miller |
|
|
Leander |
50 |
Thomas Thompson |
|
|
Mutine |
16 |
Thomas Hardy |
Brig |
 |
|
|
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| Ship Name |
Guns |
Captain |
Notes |
|
 |
|
|
|
| French Fleet (13
Ships of the line plus 6 small ships) |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
Orient |
120 |
Cpt H. Ganteaume
Cpt L. deCasa Bianca |
Flagship of
Vice-Admiral F.P. Brueys - Blew up |
|
Franklin |
80 |
Captain M. Gilet |
Flag of
Rear-Admiral A.S.M. Blanquet du Chayla, Captured |
|
Tonnant |
80 |
A.A.
Dupetit-Thouars |
Captured |
|
Genereux |
80 |
Le Joille |
|
|
Guillaume Tell |
80 |
Captain Saulnier |
Flag of
Rear-Admiral P.C.J.B.S. Villeneuve |
|
Heureux |
74 |
J.P.Etienne |
Scuttled after
battle |
|
Spartiate |
74 |
M.J.Emeriau |
Captured |
|
Aquilon |
74 |
H.A.Thevenard |
Captured, renamed
Aboukir |
|
Mercure |
74 |
Cambon |
Scuttled after
battle |
|
Guerrier |
74 |
J.F.T. Trullet |
Scuttled after
battle |
|
Peuple Souverain |
74 |
P.P. Raccord |
Captured |
|
Conquerant |
74 |
S. Dalbarade |
Captured |
|
Timoleon |
74 |
J.F.T. Trullet
(the 2nd) |
Burned by crew |
|
Serieuse |
|
Frigate |
Sunk |
|
Artemise |
|
Frigate |
Burned by crew |
|
Diane |
|
Frigate |
Flag of
Rear-Admiral Denis Decres |
|
Justice |
|
Frigate |
|
|
Railleur |
|
Brig |
|
|
Alerte |
|
Brig |
|
|
3
bombs (1 sunk) , several gun boats |
|
 |
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| Casualties - |
|
British 218
dead, 617 wounded |
|
French
1600 dead, 1500 wounded |