There's also "The Bold Benjamin" which if you go back to the broadside version as reprinted in John Ashton's REAL SAILOR-SONGS explains that it was a storm that devastated this poor ship, not a battle:

We set sail five hundred men,
Oh, me boys, ohh!
We set sail five hundred men-o!
We set sail five hundred men,
And we've come back but fifty-one,
They was lost on Bold Benjamin, oh!

Cheerily,
Charley Noble