Meanings of dutch galliot in English

At 1 P.M. spoke a Dutch Galliot bound to Riga.

A Dutch galliot may be fifty, eighty, or even a hundred and fifty tons burden.

A few Dutch galliots lay moored ahead of us, with long scarlet pennons on their mastheads.

And with a horse like a Dutch galliot!

D'ye mean the one lyin' to wind'ard o' that cliff shaped like the side of a Dutch galliot?

A Dutch galliot-typeof vessel which has never had the reputation of being a racer-wasin company, to leeward of him.

Ruggiero stood on tiptoe and the old man bent over sideways, much as a heavily laden Dutch galliot heels to a stiff breeze.

The Dutch galliot is a somewhat peculiar craft to the eye of an Englishman; heavy and clumsy-looking beyond doubt, but a good sea-boat notwithstanding.

Had not you had enough of it in the Mediterranean and the Turkish seas, that you must be getting aboard this lubberly Dutch galliot!