Lutine, 1793
Type: 5th rate ; frigate ; 36
Taken : at Toulon Dec 1793
Disposal date or year : Wrecked 9 Oct 1799, off the Vlie-island, coast of Holland - crew, except two, perished ; Captain Lancelot Skynner.
Notes:

25 Sep 1795, the Fortitude, Bedford, and Censeur, previously detached from the Mediterranean fleet, for England with a convoy, along with the frigates Argo, Juno, Lutine, and fireship Tisiphone. The Argo and Juno, with 32 sail of the convoy, parted company in the Gut.

7 Oct 1795, off Cape St.-Vincent the Fortitude, Bedford, and Censeur, Lutine, Captain William Haggitt, and Tisiphone with their convoy sighted a large French squadron, which departed in chase. In the subsequent exchange the Censeur was recaptured by the French along with 30 ships of the convoy, the rest continuing their passage to England.

1 Jan 1799 Capt. J. Monkton. In the North Sea.

13 Aug-Oct 1799 lost whilst employed on an expedition to Holland - see above. The loss of specie on board the Lutine frigate was not so great as was first imagined. The return from the Bullion Office makes the whole amount to 600,000 dollars ; about �140,000 sterling.

17 Nov-30 Dec 1802 prize money resulting from the expedition to Holland due for payment.