text: Rotterdam 40, 4th Rang (ex-Dutch Rotterdam, captured May 1703) – Captured by the English in January 1707
  Elizabeth 70, 2nd Rang (ex-English Elizabeth, captured 22 November 1704) – Deleted 1720
  Coventry 50, 4th Rang (ex-English Coventry, captured 4 August 1704) – Recaptured 17 May 1709
  Falmouth 50, 4th Rang (ex-English Falmouth, captured 15 August 1704) – sold for merchant use in January 1706
  Pendennis 54, 3rd Rang (ex-English Pendennis, captured 1705) – Sold 1706
  Blekoualle 54, 3rd Rang (ex-English Blackwall, captured 1705) – Recaptured 1708
  Mercure 40–42, 4th Rang (ex-Dutch Mercurius, captured 1705) – Captured by the English 1707
  Hardenbroeck 50 (ex-Dutch Hardenbroek, captured 2 October 1706) – to Russia 1712 as Esperans 44
  Grafton 70, 2nd Rang (ex-English Grafton, captured 13 May 1707) – Broken up 1744
  Hampton Court 70, 2nd Rang (ex-English Hampton Court, captured 13 May 1707) – Sold 1712 to Spain as Nuestra Señora de Carmen, lost 1715.
  Cumberland 84, 2nd Rang (ex-British Cumberland, captured 21 October 1707) – To Spain (at Genoa) May 1715, renamed Principe de Asturias, captured by Britain at the Battle of Cape Passaro, 22 August 1718, sold to Austria 1720, renamed San Carlos, BU 1733
  Grand Vainqueur 54 (c. 1706, ex-Dutch Overwinnaer, captured 1708) – To Britain, to Russia 1712 as Viktoria