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The Influence of Sea Power upon the French Revolution and Empire 1793-1812, vol 2

Note 467 — Chapter XVIII · (continued 2)

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During one year, 1809, this fleet captured 430 vessels, averaging sixty tons each, of which 340 were Danes. Among these were between thirty and forty armed cutters and schooners, of which Denmark had to employ a great many to supply Norway with grain. The remaining ninety vessels were Russian. (Naval Chronicle, vol. xxii. p. 517.)

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