1. Rhode Island privateer ship Blaze Castle, Capt. James Munro. It was libeled on 16 June in the Vice Admiralty Court of Nova Scotia and declared a recapture on 1 July. The libel describes the Blaze Castle as mounting 18 6-pounders and four howitzers, and gives its owners as John Innes Clarke and Joseph Nightingale, of Providence. It was bound for New Bedford. CaNSHP, Vol. 496, Vice Admiralty Court Register, vol. 6 (1777–1782), p. 140. This privateer was 360 tons burthen and carried a crew of 56. Gambier's Prize List, 20 Dec. 1778, The London Gazette, 2–6 Feb. 1779.

2. Privateer Blaze Castle and schooner Sea Flower, taken on 7 June.

3. Sloop Susannah, Edmund Conner, master, 90 tons burthen, a crew of eight and a cargo of pork, beef, and butter. It was libeled on 16 June in the Vice Admiralty Court of Nova Scotia and declared a recapture on 27 June 1778. The libel notes it was captured by the "Brig Privateer called the Terrible," on 6 June. CaNSHP, vol. 496, Vice Admiralty Court Register, vol. 6 (1777–1782), pp. 142–43; Gambier's Prize List, 20 Dec. 1778, The London Gazette, 2-6 Feb. 1779.

4. Massachusetts privateer brigantine Terrible Creature, Capt. Robert Richardson, mounting sixteen carriage guns and six swivels, with a crew of 100 seamen, commissioned on 10 Mar. 1778, and owned by George and Andrew Cabot, of Beverly. M-Ar, Revolutionary Rolls Collection, vol. 7, pp. 233, 234.