HMS Enterprise (1705)

She was captured on 2 May and registered as a Royal Naval vessel on 1 June 1705. Her gundeck was with her keel for tonnage calculation of . Her breadth for tonnage was . Her tonnage calculation was tons. Her armament was twenty 6-pounders on the upper deck and four 4-pounders on the quarterdeck, all on wooden trucks. ==Commissioned service==

She was commissioned in 1705 under the command of Commander John Paul, RN for service in the Mediterranean then was assigned to Admiral Byng's squadron for the winter of 1706/07 in the Downs. On 17 May 1707 Commander William Davenport assumed command. ==Loss==

She was wrecked off Thornton, Lancashire, (near Blackpool) with the loss of all hands on 12 October 1707. ==Citations==