 Over the next several days, other fishing fleets were targeted by the privateers including a fleet of thirteen vessels escorted by the Dutch warship "De Victorie" from Maassluis.During the attack, the warship was destroyed by a cannonball hitting the gunpowder room; two fishing boats were later sunk.The captured sailors were treated less severely, as privateers rescued six surviving crew members of the sunken "De Victorie" as well as allowing the fishermen to leave their boats as the privateers looted the remaining ships (although the first mates were held captive and later ransomed).