1. Brigantine William, Callan, master, with a cargo of linen and butter. It was captured the last week of March by Capt. James Morgan and others. New Jersey Gazette, 1 Apr. and 23 Apr. The consignees were probably New York merchants Walter and Thomas Franklin.

2. French snow St. François, François Durand, master. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/334/11.

3. In the condemnation proceedings, this schooner is called Resource, Joseph Ratie, master. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/440/11.

4. H.M. ship-rigged sloop-of-war Otter, Comdr. Matthew Squire, commander; Lt. John Wright commanded Dunmore.

5. Sloop Little Ann, Thomas Yates, master, was captured by British letter of marque ship Levant, John Martin, master, on 18 Apr, Little Ann, 40 tons burthen, built in Bermuda, owned by Robert Davenport of Bermuda, was en route to Virginia from Bermuda, with a cargo of salt and molasses. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/390/9.

6. Swedish snow Diana, Harman Helwag, master, from Spain bound to North Carolina. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/307/1. The other vessels against which Capt. Thomas Mackenzie, commanding H.M. frigate Lizard, initiated condemnation proceedings at this time were French snow, L'Amiable Julie, Bertrand Guisnet, master, captured on a voyage from Miquelon I. to South Carolina, and schooner Sukey, Isaiah Keele, master, from St. Eustatius, from Turks Is. bound to North Carolina. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/265/1; 32/456/14. On 4 May, The New-York Gazette: and the Weekly Mercury reported that the "French Ship and a Snow" had been "taken some Time since, and sent to [St.] Augustine, by the Lizard and Perseus. French ships Glanure and Bourbon had been captured by Lizard and H.M. frigate Perseus, Capt, the Hon. George Keith Elphinstone, commander, and sent into St. Augustine. NDAR 11: 181n, 422–23. 

7. According to Howe's Prize List of 30 Oct. 1778, the three prizes of sloop Hotham, Master's Mate Christopher Hele, commander, tender of H.M.S. Preston, Capt. Samuel Uppleby, commander, were: sloop Jane, George Bruce, master and owner, captured on 18 Apr, while enroute from Virginia to St. Martin with a cargo of salt; sloop Necessity, Stafford Dickinson, master, Henry Todd, owner, captured off the Virginia Capes on 17 Apr. while on a voyage from Bermuda to Virginia with a cargo of salt; sloop Sally, Jeremiah Hagerty, master, Thomas Adams & Co., owner, captured off the Virginia Capes while sailing from Virginia to Bilbao with a cargo of tobacco. Howe's Prize List, 30 Oct. 1778, UkLPR, Adm. 1/488, fols. 486–87.

8. The prizes of the British letter of marque brig Hannah, Capt. Thomas Venture, were the brig Mary Anne (as its name appeared in an advertisement in Rivington's The Royal Gazette, 10 June) or Mariana (as its name was given in the condemnation proceedings) and the brigantine Favorite. Mary-Anne/ Mariana, Jesse Groves, master, was captured on a voyage from Curaçao to North Carolina, carrying a cargo of salt. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/396/1; Rivington's The Royal Gazette, 10 June; The New York Gazette: and the Weekly Mercury, 4 May. Massachusetts State trading brigantine Favorite, Nicholas Bartlett, Jr., master, was captured on a voyage from Boston to Charleston, S.C., in ballast. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/330/9; The Royal Gazette, 10 June; The New-York Gazette: and the Weekly Mercury, 4 May.

9. The prize of H.M. ship-rigged sloop-of-war Otter, Comdr. Matthew Squire, commander, is identified as sloop Nancy, Peter Mansten, from Baltimore bound for St. Eustatius, carrying a cargo of flour and bread, UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/405/22; The New York Gazette: and the Weekly Mercury, 4 May. 

10. The prize of British letter of marque sloop Active, John Powell, master, was snow Jeune Pauline, Isaac Belliveau, master, from Hispaniola bound for Virginia. UkLPR, H.C.A. 32/368/10; The New York Gazette: and the Weekly Mercury, 4 May.