Siege of Toulon 1793

[Prussian]

Samuel Lord HOOD commanded a British squadron that took sieze of Toulon in support of the royalists in 1793.

Many royalist sympathisers were evacuated who were fleeing the republican takeover of the town.

Which British ships were involved, what became of the refugees and did any join the British navy?

None of the letters viewed at The National Archives were helpful.

[Navclio]

I don't know anything about the royalist refugees, but the British ships at Toulon in 1793 are easy enough to find..

100 guns: Victory (Vice-Adm. Hood), Britannia (Vice-Adm. William Hotham)
98 guns: Windsor Castle (Vice-Adm. Philips Cosby), Princess Royal (Rear-Adm. Samuel Granston Goodall), St. George (Rear-Adm. John Gell)
74 guns: Alcide (Commodore Robert Linzee), Terrible, Egmont, Robust, Courageux, Bedford, Berwick, Captain, Fortitude, Leviathan, Colossus, Illlustrious
64 guns: Ardent, Diadem, Intrepid (end of August), Agamemnon (Capt. Horatio Nelson), St. Albans
50 guns: Romney
36 guns: Aigle, Inconstant, Leda, Romulus
32 guns: Isis, Juno, Aimable, Losestoft, Meleager, Mermaid, Aquilon, Castor
28 guns: Dido, Nemeis, Tartar
24 guns: Amphitrite
20 guns: Eclair
14 guns: Bulldog, Fury, Speedy, Scout (brig)
12 guns: Weazel, Tisiphone; Conflagration and Vulcan, fireships