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Four vessels of the British Royal Navy have borne the name Sophia: - {{HMS|Sophia|1657}} (also Speaker's Prize), of 300 tons (bm) and 26 guns, captured in 1652 and sold in 1657.
- {{HMS|Sophia|1685}} of 145 tons (bm) and 12 guns that {{HMS|Kingfisher|1675|2}} captured in 1685 during the rebellion of Archibald Campbell, 9th Earl of Argyll, against King James. She became a fireship in 1688, a hoy in 1690, and was broken up in 1713.
- HMS Sophia was a vessel of 52 tons (bm) that the Royal Navy purchased in June 1804 for service as a fire vessel and then sold in 1807 after she had been laid up at Woolwich since her purchase.
- HMS Sophia, of 308 tons (bm), was one of over 20 vessels that the Royal Navy purchased in April 1809 for use in a fireship attack at the Battle of the Basque Roads and expended there.
- {{HMS|Sophia|1850}} was a vessel of 150 tons (bm) that the Admiralty acquired on 5 November 1850 for use as a discovery vessel and then sold on 5 May 1853.
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