SPAIN
San Juan Bautista
1616
U
?
577
60
46
18,50
8,92
1
N.S de los Reyes
1616
?
?
568
?
?
?
?
7
N.S del Rosario
1616
?
?
578
?
?
?
?
7
N.S del Buen Suceso
1616
?
?
561
59,50
46
18,25
8,92
1
San Juan Bautista
1616
?
?
761
63,50
49
19
9,75
1
N.S de la Asuncion
1617
P
?
643
59
46
19,50
9,125
1
San Antonio
1617
?
?
643
?
?
?
?
7
San Bartolomé
1617
?
?
638
?
?
?
?
7
San Ignacio
1617
P
?
638
59
46
19
9,25
1
San Felipe
1617
?
?
596
?
?
?
?
7
San Francisco
1617
B
(50)?
596
59
46
18,67
9,08
1
Santa Ana
1618
P
?
390
53
38,50
16,50
7,50
1
Santa Isabel
1618
P
?
329
48,50
37
15,50
7,33
1
Jesus Maria Josef
1618
U
?
423
53,25
43
17
7,67
1
San Felipe
1618
?
?
329
?
?
?
?
7
San Felipe
1618
?
?
390
?
?
?
?
7
San Francisco
1618
?
?
423
?
?
?
?
7
San Gerónimo
1618
?
?
536
?
?
?
?
7
San Josef
1618
U
?
548
58,50
44
18
8,83
1
N.S de la Antigua
1618
0
?
536
56,67
43
18,50
9
1
N.S de Begona
1627
Z
?
542
56,75
44
18
8,50
1
San Felipe
1627
Z
?
537
56
44
18
8,50
1
San Gregorio
1627
?
?
542
?
?
?
?
7
San Ignacio
1627
?
?
537
?
?
?
?
7
San jose
1627
?
?
456
?
?
?
?
7
San Juan Baptista
1627
Z
?
456
53,50
42
17
8
1
San Juan Bautista
1627
?
?
399
?
?
?
?
7
San Juan Bautista
1627
?
?
330
?
?
?
?
7
N.S de los Tres Reys
1627
Z
?
455
53,33
42
17
8
1
Santiago
1627
Z
?
339
49,50
38
15,20
7,12
1
San Sebastian
1627
Z
?
330
48,67
38
15
7,17
1
Santiago de Galicia
1628
R
?
596
59,75
46
18,08
8,67
1
N.S del Rosario
1628
R
?
432
54,50
41,67
16,25
7,50
1
San Antonio
1628
R
?
315
50,75
39,17
14,67
6,50
1
San Juan Bautista
1628
?
?
315
?
?
?
?
7
San Juan Bautista
1628
?
?
432
?
?
?
?
7
San Juan Bautista
1628
?
?
596
?
?
?
?
7
? (capitana ,AMO)
(Santiago?)
1628
B
60
c.1200
77
60
22,50
?
1
San Juan Bautista
1635
Z
?
726
63,50
51,08
18,50
9,20
1
San Agustin
1635
Z
?
726
64
51,25
18,33
9,20
1
San Lucas
1635
?
?
726
?
?
?
?
7
San Marcos
1637
?
?
738
?
?
?
?
7
San Mateo
1637
?
?
738
?
?
?
?
7
San Miguel
1637
?
?
699
?
?
?
?
7
San Miguel
1637
?
?
688
?
?
?
?
7
San Pablo
1637
?
?
495
?
?
?
?
7
San Pedro
1637
?
?
738
?
?
?
?
7
San Tomas de Aguino
1638
Z
?
662
62,75
50,67
18,17
8,67
1
San Augustin
1638
Z
?
683
62,75
50,53
18,67
8,92
1
San Ambrosio
1638
Z
?
669
62,50
50,60
18,40
8,75
1
San Geronimo
1638
Z
?
675
64,50
51,40
18,33
8,67
1
Santo Cristo de Burgos
1638
Z
?
701
63,33
51,47
18,75
8,90
1
San Salvador
1638
?
?
675
?
?
?
?
7
San Rafael
1638
?
?
683
?
?
?
?
7
San Pedro y San Pablo
1638
?
?
662
?
?
?
?
7
Santa Teresa (capitana ?)
(portugal)
sunk in 1639?
?
60-80
1000+
?
?
?
?
Crew 1000.
5/8
La Visitacion de Nuestra Senora
1637-40
D
?
738
61
51,25
15
10
1
N.S de la O
"
D
?
738
61
51,25
15
10
1
La Natividad de Nuestra Senora
"
D
?
699
64
52
19
8,75
1
La Concepción
"
D
?
688
64,25
51,50
18,60
8,75
1
N.S de la Purificacion
"
D
?
495
57
46,25
17
7,5
1
La Salutacion de la Virgen
"
D
?
738
61
51,25
15
10
1
Asiento del Consulado
1648
?
?
600
63
48,75
17,75
8,375
11
Asiento de Diego de Noja
1650
?
?
500
61
49,25
17,25
8,125
11
Maravillas
1650?
?
?
900
?
?
?
?
7
N.S de Guazamalaga
1650
P
?
?
60,67
50,5
18,67
9,75
11
San Antonio
(bought?.)
(1650)
?
30/38
?
30.53*
?
7.15*
3.25*
Built at Holland
in 1650.
3
Asiento de Alberto de la Puebla
1652
?
?
600
60
41,375
17,75
8,375
11
San Felipe
1655
mentio-ned
?
60
500
last
?
?
?
?
60- bronze guns.
12
Santa Ana
1656
?
?
1515
?
?
?
?
7
San Miguel (1637?)
1658
captured
?
26
191e
?
20.72e
7.01e
2.90e
6
Capitana Real
1660
(P)
?
1272,5
70
60
22,5
11
11
N.S del Buen Consejo
1662
U
40-50
973
72,5
56,5
20,1
9,25
1
N.S de la Concepcion
(Capitana)
1662
P
84-
(105)
1515
(1522)
86
66
23,5
11,1
Laid down 1648.
Ready for
launching 1656,
but not launched
until 1662.
1
San Miguel
1662
U
"
793
69,33
54,50
19,33
8,53
1
San Joseph
1662
U
"
710
66,50
52,25
18,33
8,25
1
San Pedro y San Pablo
1662
U
50/52
647
61,50
49
18,57
8,125
Taken by French 1674.
Built at Barcelona.
1,3
Santa Ana
1662
?
?
973
?
?
?
?
7
Santa Isabel
1662
?
?
793
?
?
?
?
7
Santiago (Galion)
(Capitana de Rooco)?
1662
?
58
(32)
710
(850)
?
?
?
?
Guns 1672:
(6-36, 4-18, 24-16, 20-10, 4-?)
7,10,12
Santiago de Galicia
1662
?
?
647
?
?
?
?
7
San Cosimo
1664
?
50
850 f
127 f
?
33-6 f
15 f
Built in Holland
1664-1666.
Taken by French 1672.
3
San Iginacio
(de Flandres)?
1664,
1672
listed
?
36-50
500
(450)
?
?
?
?
10,12,13
San Salvador
(Almiranta de Flandres)
1664,
1672
listed
?
40-42
500
(550)
?
?
?
?
Lost by Fench fireship 1676.
Crew 350 (1672).
10,12,13
San Vicente Ferrer
1665
(1666)
?
72
803
67,25
(68,25)
54,2
(55)
18,63
(18,89)
9
(9,25)
(3-decker)
8, 11
N.S del Pilar de Zaragoza,
Santiago, S.Martin
1666
BT?
?
500
60
50
17,5
9
11
N.S del Pueblo
(Madona del Populo)
1666
(1673)
(1674)
?
36-44
500
400 f
?
?
?
?
Built at Zeeland
1666. Bought 16??.
Captured by French
1675, but recaptured
in 1676. Service at least
1686.
3,10,12
N.S del Rosario y Sto. Domingo
1666
(1665)
?
?
812
68
(69)
54,2
(55)
18,71
(19)
9
(9,125)
11
San Felipe
1666
?
(80)
1000
?
?
?
?
(3-decker)
8
Santa Ana
1668
P
54-60
934
(950)
72,50
(70,50)
57
19,75
9
Lost by French fireship
in 1676 or by storm in
1677.
1,10,11
Santisima Trinidad
1668
?
?
934
?
?
?
?
7
N.S de la Almudena
1668
U
?
822
67,86
53,60
18,875
8,64
1
N.S del Pilar
( Capitana Real )
1668
?
64-74
1215
(1250)
87,7
(87,66)
160,7 e
70,4
(70,375)
129,1 e
22,5
41,2 e
10,6
(10,625)
(19,5)e
Lost by Fench fireships 1676. English dimensions
Mariner Mirror 1921.
1 codo = 22 inch?
I think it shoud be 22,625.
2-decker : 28-gun port lower, and upper deck.
25 pdrs. Lower deck,
18 pdrs. Upper deck.
10,12
Sto. Cristo de Burgos
1668
?
?
822
?
?
?
?
7
Concepcion de Napoles
1672
listed
40-48
(26)
600
?
?
?
?
12
San Antonio
(de Napoles)
1672
listed
?
44-46
700
?
?
?
?
Lost by French fireship 1676.
6-16, 12-12, 28-?
Crew 500.
10,12
San Bernardo
1672
listed
?
44
(20)
700
?
?
?
?
Capitana de Barcelona.
Main guns : 16-16 pdrs.
10,12
San Carlos
1672
listed
?
44
(32)
600
?
?
?
?
Guns (1672):
4-16, 16-12, 20-10, 4-?
10,12
San Francisco
1672
listed
?
44
600
?
?
?
?
12
Santo Christo
1672
listed
?
44
600
?
?
?
?
12
San Antonio
(1673)
?
24
250 f
?
?
?
?
Taken by French 1675.
3
Galleon (del Asiento de Ariesteguieta / Mariana Pérez)
1675
?
?
930
69
55,17
21,2
10,17
11
N.S de Guodalupe (Otra/capitana)
1675
?
?
?
75,33
62,75
22,25
10,33
11
N.S del Rosario
1676
mentio-ned
?
50
?
?
?
?
?
10
Proyectadas Para el Asiento
de Aristeguieta
1675
?
?
840
67
52,5
20,33
9,33
11
Proyectadas Para el Asiento
de Aguero
1675
?
?
800
65
54,2
18,71
8,875
11
San Felipe
1676
mentio-ned
?
40
?
?
?
?
?
Lost by French fireship 1675.
10
N.S de Guadalupe
1676
?
?
748
64,29
52,5
18,71
9
11
del Rosario y Las Animas
1676
?
?
761
65
52,375
19
9
11
San Gabriel
1676
mentio-ned
?
40
?
?
?
?
?
Wrecked by Storm 1677.
10
San Joaquin (Juan)?
1676
mentio-ned
?
80
?
?
?
?
?
10
Santiago
(New "Real"= Chief flagship)
1676
mentio-ned
?
80
?
?
?
?
?
10
Santa Rosa
1677
?
56
841,5
71,25
55,125
19,125
9
2, 11
Carlos II
1679
?
40
?
33.13*
?
9.10*
4.87*
3
N.S del Rosario y San José
1681
?
?
?
70
?
20,2
9,33
11
San José
1682
?
?
1006
69,5
58,5
20,89
9,8
11
Jesus Maria y José
1683
?
?
800
67,33
56,17
18,71
9,2
11
N.S de las Esterrallas, S. Félix y
S. Fco. De Paula
1683
?
?
370
50,25
42,375
13,8
6,89
11
San Juan (bought)
1683
?
50-56
800 f
118 f
?
34 f
15 f
Built at Holland
1683-1684.
Taken by French 1692.
3
N.S de la Conception
y de las Animas
1687
?
c.90
1550
80
(81,22)
69
(69,4)
22
(22,5)
11
(11,6)
3-decker.
Out of service
1705. 90-gunports
+2 stern chasers.
28+26+28+8 ports
by deck.
14
Concepion
1690
G
50 ?
?
?
?
?
?
8
Sacramento
1690
G
50 ?
?
?
?
?
?
8
Sto. Thomás de Aquino
1690
?
86
?
(82,58)
(72)
(24)
(9,58)
7
Santissima Madre
1692
?
c.70-80
?
?
?
?
?
3-decker.
Net
Santa Cruz
1693
?
36
925 f
120 f
?
34 f
13-6 f
Captured by French 1696.
Draught 20-6/21 f
3
San Felipe (3-decker)
(never exist?)
1690 or
1693
?
104-110
1890
?
?
?
?
9
Santo Christo de Maracaibo
(1697)
?
46
?
?
?
?
?
Captured by French 1697.
3
San Joaquin
1697
U
64
1071
71,07
62,14
22
10
Indiamen.
11,10
San José
1697
U
64
1067
71,14
60,14
21,73
10
Sunk 1708.
Only 11 survied of the
c.600 men.
Indiamen.
10
San Rafael (3-decker)
1690s.
?
92
1500+
?
?
?
?
Net.
Leter "e" means, that ship is measured by english in war prize, and "f" by France.
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Sources :
1. "Spanish naval power,1589-1665" ,David Goodman
2. "Trafalgar and the spanish navy" , John D Harbron
3. "Nomenclature des vaisseaux du roi-soleil de 1661 á 1715", Alain Demerliac
4. "Enzyklopedädie der kriegsschiffe" , Gino galuppini
5. "Great classic sailing ships", Kenneth giggal
6. "Great Ships", Frank Fox
7. http://www.armada15001900.net/
8. "El Boque en la Armada Espanõla", Don Enrique Manera Regueyra
9. "Sailing Ships", Attilio Cucari
10. Mariner Mirror no:8, 57, 77
11. La arquitectura naval entre 1660 y 1754 :
Aproximacion a los aspectos tecno logicos y sureflejo en la construccion en Guipuzcoa.
12. http://www.voy.com/39735/
13. "ships of the Flanders Armada 1587-1669"
14. "Modelos de Arsenal del museo Naval"
15."Arquitectura de las Naos y Galeones de las Flotas de Indias"
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Notice : "Eslora" measured in stem to stern in lower deck. "manga" was extreme breadth of a ship.
Notice : There is no completely list of spanish warships in 17th century.
It is know,that some efforts to maintain navy made in 1680s : eight ships,most of them of 60-70 guns,
were built on contract in the dutch republic.
In 1682 and at least ten units were built for the squadron of the southern netherlands in this decade.
Around 1685 list of the navy in european waters gives a strength of 20 ships of around 20 000 t.displacement,
of these 16 were 50-70 gun ships with Displacement between 800-1400 t.
In 1686 Spanish have 17 ships between 42-70 guns, and 13 two decker ships in year of 1700 (source 3, page 176)
Between 1600-1669 Spanish built c.88 000 toneladas of ships (source 1) (c.140 000-150 000 t., my own estimate)
| Small Galleons (Galeoncetes) |
| Name |
Guns |
Start |
End |
Note |
| Augusta |
13 |
1585 |
aft.1588 |
E de Portugal |
| Julia |
14 |
1585 |
aft.1588 |
E. de Portugal |
| Name |
Guns |
Start |
End |
Note |
| Maria de Miguel |
6 |
1585 |
aft.1588 |
E. de Vizcaya |
| San Sebastian |
6 |
1585 |
aft.1585 |
E. de Vizcaya |
| Isabela |
10 |
1585 |
aft.1588 |
E. de Vizcaya |
| La Maria de Aguirre |
6 |
1585 |
c.1588? |
E. de Vizcaya |
| Espiritu Santo |
10 |
1585 |
aft.1588 |
E. de Andalucia |
| Nuestra Senora del Socorro
Nuestra Senora del Rosario
|
14 |
1586 |
? |
E. de Castilla |
| San Antonio de Padua |
12 |
1586 |
? |
E. de Castilla |
| San Bernabe |
9 |
1586 |
aft.1588 |
E. de Guipuzcoa |
| Asuncion |
9 |
1586 |
aft.1588 |
E. de Guipuzcoa |
| Santo Crucifijo |
8 |
1583 |
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
Concepción de Lastero
|
6
|
|
aft.1588
|
E de Pataches y Zabras
|
| Espiritu Santo |
2 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
|
Nuestra Señora de Fresneda
|
|
|
|
E de Pataches y Zabras |
| Concepción de Carasa |
5 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
| Concepción de Castro |
6 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
|
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
|
|
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
| San Francisco |
|
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
| Nuestra Señora de Begoña |
10 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
|
Concepción de Capitillo
|
10 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
| Nuestra Señora de Gracia |
5 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
| Nuestra Señora del Puerto |
8 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
| San Jerónimo |
4 |
|
aft.1588 |
E de Pataches y Zabras |
Asunción Zabra - 2 18 - Cantábrica ?
Return to Santander.
.
Concepción de Zabra - 2 18 - Cantábrica ?
Somarriba
.
Concepción de Zabra - 2 23 - Cantábrica ?
Valmaseda
Return to Castro Urdiales.
.
Nuestra Zabra - 2 20 - Cantábrica ?
Señora de
Castro
Lost in the return voyage.
.
San Andrés Zabra - 2 17 - Cantábrica ?
Return to Santander.
.
San Juan de Zabra - - 29 6 Cantábrica ?
Carasa
Return to Dunkerke.
.
Santa Catalina Zabra - - 20 - Cantábrica ?
Return to Dunkerke.
.
Trinidad Zabra - 2 23 - Cantábrica ?
Taken by english in 18-9-1588 in Trales, Ireland.
| Name |
Guns |
Start |
End |
Note |
| San Lorenzo |
|
|
1588 |
E de Naples |
| Girona |
|
|
1588 |
E de Naples |
| Zúñiga |
|
|
aft.1588 |
E de Naples |
| Napolitana |
|
|
aft.1588 |
E de Naples ? |
.
| Name |
Guns |
Start |
End |
Note |
| Capitana |
5
|
|
aft 1588 |
E de Portugal
|
| Bazana |
5 |
|
aft 1588 |
E de Portugal |
| Diana |
5 |
|
1588 |
E de Portugal |
| Princesa |
5 |
|
1588 |
E de Portugal |
| |
|
|
|
|
.
SHIPS OF THE LINE OF THE SPANISH NAVY 1714-1825
The next list contain all the ships, that service in the spanish navy in 1714-1825
(50-guns and more).The list contain prize, bought, change/given ships.
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Years
Fleet In 1715
Added in fleet
1716-1720
1721-1730
2x80,5x70,18x60-66,13x50-58
38
1731-1740
1x114,3x70,16x60-66,3x50-56
23
1741-1750
2x80,10x70-74,2x60-64,1x50
15
1751-1760
24x70-74,14x60-68,2x50-58
40
1761-1770
1x120,3x94,2x80,14x70-76,4x60-68
24
1771-1780
1x112,2x80,8x74,5x64-68,1x54
17
1781-1790
1791-1800
1801-1810
1811-1820
Sub total
1x120, 1x114, 10x112, 3x94, 13x80, 89x70-76, 85x60-68, 28x50-58
230
The next information in spanish/portugal ship list at downs in 1639 send me Jim Bender from kentishknock.com
http://kentishknock.com/what.htm
APPENDIX IV
Order of Battle of the spanish Armada, August 27th, 1639
(Orden de Batalla en media Luna.)
NAME
SQUADRON
GUNS
REMARKS
1
Santiago
Castile
60
Capitana Real or Royal Flagship. Escaped into Dunkirk, 22. X. 1639
2
San Antonio (pinnace)
Masibradi
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
3
San Agustin (pinnace)
Martin Ladron de Guevara
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
4
Santa Tereza
Portugal
60
Don Lope de Hoces, commander. Destroyed in action, 21. X. 1639
5
6
San Agustin
Naples
--
Vice-Admiral. Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639. Sunk 3 or 4 days later
7
El Gran Alejandro
Martin Ladron de Guevara
--
Taken by the Dutch
8
9
10
Santa Catalina
Guipuzcoa
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
11
12
San Blas
Masibradi
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
1 Ships' names from "Order of Battle" in Duro, Armada Españ ola iv, pp. 225 - 6. Other information from list, ibid.
p. 227; Dom Francisco Manuel de Mello, Epanaphora IV; and a list of ships run ashore, S.P. Dom Charles I, vol. 431,
No. 76, etc.
2 This squadron was variously designated as that of Masibradi, Bartelosa, Ragusa and Seville!
224 ORDER OF BATTLE OF SPANISH ARMADA
Order of Battle of the Spanish Armada (contd.)
NAME
SQUADRON
GUNS
REMARKS
13
San Jerónimo
Masibradi
--
Burnt in the Downs, 21. X. 1639
14
15
Santiago
Castile
--
Burnt off Dover on the night of
23. X. 1639
16
San Juan Bautista
Guipuzcoa
--
Sunk, 21. X. 1639
17
Esquevel
A hired Dane
16
Taken by the Dutch, 18. IX. 1639
18
19
Los Angeles
Castile
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
20
Santiago
Portugal
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
21
Delfin Dorado
Naples
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
22
San Antonio
Naples
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
23
San Juan Evangelista
Dunkirk
--
--
24
El Pingue
Hired ship
--
Sunk in the Downs, 21. X. 1639
25
San Carlos
Masibradi
--
--
26
San Nicolas
Masibradi
--
--
27
28
Orfeo
Naples
44
Lost on the Goodwin sands,
21. X. 1639
29
San Vicente Ferrer
Dunkirk
--
--
30
31
Nuestra Senora de Monteagudo
Dunkirk
--
Escaped into Dunkirk, 22. X. 1639
32
Santiago
Galicia
60 (?)
Captured by the Dutch, 21. X. 1639
33
?
Flagship of Masibradi
--
Taken by the Dutch, 18. ix. 1639, and retaken same day. Escaped to Dunkirk, 22. X. 1639. Wrecked 4 days later
AUGUST 27TH, 1639
Order of Battle of the Spanish armada (contd.)
NAME
SQUADRON
GUNS
REMARKS
34
Santo Tomas
Martin Ladron de Guevara
--
Driven ashore, 21. X 1639
35
Nuestra Senora de Luz
--
--
--
36
37
38
39
San Carlos
Dunkirk
--
Sunk, 21.X 1639
40
Santo Cristo de Burgos
San Josef
--
Lost off the French coast, 21.X 1639
41
San Paulo
Masibradi
--
--
42
43
La Corona
Hired ship
--
--
44
Presa
45
San Esteban
Martin Ladron de Guevara
--
Taken by the Dutch, 21. X. 1639
46
San Pedro de la Fortuna
A hired ship
--
Driven ashore but got off, 21.X. 1639
47
Los Angeles
Hired ship
--
--
48
49
50
Santo Domingo de Polonia
A hired Polish ship
--
Driven ashore, 21. X 1639
Order of Battle of the Spanish Armada (contd.)
In addition to the ships given in the Order of Battle, the following have been traced from various sources.
Why they are omitted from the above list it is dificult to explain.
NAME
SQUADRON
GUNS
REMARKS
51
San Jose
Flagship of Vizcaya
--
Taken by the Dutch, 21. X. 1639
52
San Salvador
Flagship of Dunkirk
--
Escaped into Dunkirk, 22. X. 1639
53
Sao Balthasar
Vice-Admiral of Portugal
--
800 tons. Back at I.isbon in 1640
54
San Francisco
Rear-Admiral of Dunkirk
50 (?)
Escaped into Dunkirk, 22. X. 1639
55
San Pedro el Grande
Flagship of Ladron de Guevara
--
--
56
Santiago
Martin Ladron de Guevara
--
--
57
Jesus Maria (pinnace)
--
--
--
58
San Pedro Martir (Urca)
A hired ship
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
59
Fama (Urca)
A hired ship
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
60
Santa Cruz
Masibradi
--
--
61
San Daniel
Guipuzcoa
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
62
San Juan Evangelista
A hired ship of Hamburg
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
63
Santa Agnes (frigate)
Naples
--
Stranded but got off, 24. X. 1639
64
Grune (?)
Castile
--
Driven ashore, 21. X. 1639
65
Santa Teresa (Saetia)
Castile
--
Taken by a French privateer,
21. X. 1639
66
Exchange
Hired English Transports
with 5 consorts
Put into Plymouth, 3/13. IX. 1639,
and reached the Downs, 12/22. X.
1639, where they were detained
67
68
I have not been able to ascertain details of the remaining 7 sail of the Armada, which, when it left La Coruña (27. VIII. 1639),
must have totalled 75 sail including the 8 English transports, as when Tromp first (16. IX. 1639) met De Oquendo
the latter was 67 sail strong without them.
1 Some authorities state that the São Balthasar did not accompany the Armada.
2 This name is obviously wrong, but it appears thus in the contemporary English List of stranded ships.
NOTE: These are pages 223 to 226 from the book:
Boxer, C.R., translator and editor, The Journal of Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp
Anno 1639, Cambridge, 1930.
.
Gran Armada de 1588 (The Invincible Armada)
============================================
The Spanish Armada was divided in different fleets corresponding
to the places of construction of the ships. This Armada, as the almost
entirety of the Spanish fleets of the XVI and XVII centuries, was composed of ships of very varied origins. We are this way Spanish ships, Portuguese, Italian, German, Flemish , English , and indeed of the coast of Dalmacia. This composition so heterogeneous, was one of the reasons of the failure of the Armada.
Each one of the fleets, was lead by expert and brave mariners.
Escuadra de Portugal
====================
Under the command of the Duke of Medina Sidonia
.
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
San Martín
(Capitana) Galeón 1000 84 161 491 Portugal 1578
The ship was present at all actions of the campaign. Return to Santander in 21-9-1588
.
San Juan
(Almiranta) Galeón 1050 50 184 382 Portugal 1586
Return to La Coruña in 7-10-1588
.
San Francesco or
Florencia Galeón 520 52 89 294 Tuscany ?
Return to Santander.
.
San Luis Galeón 830 38 97 384 Portugal 1583
Return to Santander.
.
San Felipe Galeón 840 40 116 377 Portugal 1585
Beached between Nieuport and Ostend in 8-8-1588. Total loss.
.
San Marcos Galeón 790 33 98 419 Portugal 1585
Sunk between Mutton Island and Lurga Point, Ireland.
.
San Mateo Galeón 750 34 110 334 Portugal 1579
Beached between Nieuport and Ostend in 5-8-1588. Total loss.
.
Santiago Galeón 520 24 90 314 Portugal 1585
Return to Santander.
.
San Bernardo Galeón 352 21 68 179 Portugal 1586
Return to Galice.
.
San Cristóbal Galéon 352 20 80 135 Portugal 1580
Return to Santander.
.
Augusta Galeoncete 166 13 44 49 Portugal 1585
Return to Laredo.
.
Julia Galeoncete 166 14 47 43 Portugal 1585
Return to Santander.
Escuadra de Castilla
====================
Under the command of Diego Flores de Valdés
.
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
San Cristóbal Galeón 700 36 212 211 Santander 1583
(Capitana)
Return to Laredo.
.
San Juan Bautista Nao 750 24 90 254 Santander 1585
(Almiranta)
Return to Santander 14-10-1588.
.
San Medel y San Galeón 530 24 75 196 Guarnizo 1584
Celedón
Return to Laredo.
.
San Juan el Galeón 530 24 81 238 Guarnizo 1584
Menor
Return to Santander.
.
Santiago el Galeón 530 24 103 213 Guarnizo 1584
Mayor
Return to Santander.
.
Asunción Galeón 530 24 80 184 Guarnizo 1584
Return to Santander.
.
San Felipe y Galeón 530 24 86 161 Guarnizo 1584
Santiago
Return to Santander.
.
San Pedro Galeón 530 24 94 201 Guarnizo 1584
Damaged in the battle of Gravelines, hospital-ship of the rests of the
Armada. Return to Santander.
.
Nuestra Señora Galeón 530 24 86 208 Guarnizo 1584
del Barrio
Return to Laredo.
.
Santa Ana Galeón 250 24 69 104 France 1581
(El Francés)
Return to Santander.
.
Nuestra Señora Galeón 750 24 95 221 Santander 1585
de Begoña
Return to Cangas.
.
Trinidad Nao 872 24 90 182 Santander 1586
Sunk 15-9-1588 off Valentia Island, Ireland.
.
Santa Catalina Nao 882 24 104 193 Santander 1586
Return to Santander.
.
San Juan Nao 650 24 57 183 Santander 1586
Bautista
Lost in Streedagh Strand 25-9-1588.
.
Nuestra Señora Patache 75 14 15 20 Santander 1586
.
del Socorro
(del Rosario)
Fate unknown.
.
San Antonio de Patache 75 12 31 20 Santander 1586
.
Padua
Fate unknown.
Escuadra de Vizcaya
===================
Under the command of Juan Martínez de Recalde
.
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
Santa Ana Nao 768 30 101 311 Cantábrica 1586
(Capitana)
Beached in Le Havre. Attack of English ships and sunk.
.
Gran Grin
(Almiranta) Nao 1160 28 96 209 ??? ???
Burned partially in the Channel. Sunk in Clare Island, Ireland 22-9-1588.
.
Santa María de Nao 707 18 42 158 ??? ???
Montemayor
Return to Santander.
.
Santiago Nao 666 25 106 206 Cantábrica 1585
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
María Juan Nao 665 24 93 217 Cantábrica 1585
Damaged in the battle of Gravelines. Sunk 8/10-8-1588 in Gravelines.
.
Magdalena Nao 530 18 65 193 Cantábrica 1585
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
Manuela Nao 520 12 48 115 English Prize
Return to Santander.
.
Concepción Nao 468 16 69 153 Cantábrica 1585
Mayor (or Zubelzu)
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
Concepción de Nao 418 18 61 176 Cantábrica 1585
Joanes dElcano
Sunk 25-9-1588 in Diurling Ne Spainnehach, Ireland.
.
San Juan Nao 350 21 53 142 Cantábrica 1585
Beached in Dunkerque in 8-8-1588. Total loss.
.
María de Miguel Patache 96 6 25 20 Cantábrica 1585
Suso
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
San Sebastián Patache 78 6 25 10 Cantábrica 1585
Return to La Coruña.
.
Isabela Patache 71 10 29 24 Cantábrica 1585
Return to La Coruña.
.
La María de Patache 70 6 25 19 Cantábrica 1585
Aguirre
Fate unknown.
Escuadra de Guipúzcoa
=====================
Under the command of Miguel de Oquendo
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
Santa Ana Nao 1200 47 120 342 Cantábrica 1586
(Capitana)
Return to San Sebastián. Days after, accidentaly burned with loss of
100 men.
.
Nuestra Señora Nao 945 26 100 175 Cantábrica 1586
de la Rosa or
Santa María de
la Rosa
(Almiranta)
Damaged in the Channel, sunk in 21-9-1588 in Blasket Sound, Ireland
Loss total crew. One survivor.
.
San Salvador Nao 958 25 90 232 Cantábrica 1586
Blew-up in 31-7-1588 in the Channel. 200 crew death. 1-8-1588 . Abandoned and taken by english. Transported to Weymouth. Break in Studlend.
.
Santiesteban Nao 736 26 75 192 Cantábrica 1586
Sunk in 20-9-1588 in Doombeg, Ireland.
.
Santa Cruz Nao 680 16 41 125 Mediterránea 1551
Return to Santander.
.
Santa María Nao 548 20 73 182 Cantábrica 1586
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
Santa Bárbara Nao 525 12 47 135 Cantábrica 1586
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
San Buenaventura Nao 379 21 54 154 Cantábrica 1586
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
María San Juan Nao 291 12 40 95 Cantábrica 1586
Return to Lisbon.
.
Doncella Urca 500 16 48 118 Germany ?
Return to Santander, and sunk at the entrance of the port.
.
San Bernabé Patache 69 9 19 20 Cantábrica 1586
Return to San Sebastián.
.
Asunción Patache 60 9 16 19 Cantábrica 1586
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
La Magdalena Pinaza ? 1 14 - Cantábrica 1586
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
Nuestra Señora Pinaza ? 1 14 - Cantábrica 1586
de Guadalupe
Return to Guipúzcoa.
Escuadra de Andalucía
=====================
Under the command of Pedro Valdés
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
Nuestra Señora Nao 1150 46 125 359 Ribadeo 1585
del Rosario
(Capitana)
Taken by "Revenge" (Francis Drake) in 29-7-1588. Transported to Darmouth. Break in Chatham.
.
San Francisco Nao 915 21 86 245 Cantábrica 1585
(Almiranta)
Return to Santander.
.
Duquesa Santa Nao 900 23 74 225 Flemish 1585
Ana or Duquesa
Medina Sidonia
Sunk in Glenagivney Bay, Ireland in 26-9-1588. Only 26 survivors.
.
Concepción Nao 662 20 69 191 Cantábrica 1584
Return to Laredo.
.
San Juan Galeón 800 31 64 260 Cantábrica 1584
Bautista
Return to Santander.
.
San Bartolomé Urca 976 27 66 178 Cantábrica 1585
Return to La Coruña.
.
Santa Catalina Urca 730 23 74 180 Cantábrica 1585
Return to Santander.
.
Santa María Urca 730 20 67 225 Cantábrica 1586
de Juncal
Return to Santander.
.
Trinidad Urca 650 13 70 197 Cantábrica 1585
Return to Santander.
.
San Juan de Nao 569 16 54 174 Cantábrica 1585
Gargoriu or
Gargarin
Return to Santander.
.
Espíritu Santo Patache 70 10 15 18 Cantábrica 1585
Return to Santander.
.
Escuadra de Levante
===================
Under the command of Martín de Bertendona.
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
Regazona or Nao 1249 30 80 403 Ragusa ?
Ragusana (Dubrovnic)
(Capitana)
Major ship of the Armada. Return to La Coruña. Accidentaly burned.
in 1589 in La Coruña.
.
La Lavia or Nao 728 25 71 241 Venetian ?
La Via
(Almiranta)
Beached in 25-9-1588 in Stredagh Strand, Ireland. Total Loss.
.
Trinidad Nao 1100 42 87 381 Venetian ?
Valencera or
Santo Spirito
Lost in 16-9-1588 in Glenagivney Bay, Ireland.
.
Santa Trinidad Nao 900 22 78 346 Dalmatian ?
de Scala or
de Sagra
Damaged in the battles of the Channel, return to Santander.
.
Juliana Nao 860 32 70 340 Mediterranean ?
Lost in Mullaghderg, Ireland.
.
Sveti Nikola or Nao 834 26 80 259 Dalmatian ?
San Nicolás
Prodanelic
Lost in 15-9-1588 in Toorgless, Ireland.
.
Santa María Nao 820 35 82 508 Mediterranean ?
Rata y Coronada
or Rata Coronada
Accidentaly collision with the galeass San Lorenzo in 7-8-1588.
Lost off Erria , Ireland in 21-9-1588.
.
Santo Joanne Nao 800 26 63 279 Dalmatian ?
Battista or San
Juan de Sicilia
Blow up in Tobermory Bay.
.
Presveta Nao 703 24 79 219 Ragusa ?
Anuncigata or (Dubrovnic)
Anunciada
Damaged in the battles of the Channel, burned and abandoned in
Scattery Roads in 20-9-1588.
.
Santa María Nao 666 18 70 255 Dalmatian ?
de Biscione
or de Visón
Lost in 25-9-1588 in Streedagh Strand, Ireland.
Escuadra de Urcas
=================
Under the command of Juan Gómez de Medina
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
Gran Grifón Urca 650 38 45 253 Germany ?
(Capitana)
Lost in Fair Isle, North of Scotland.
.
San Salvador Urca 650 24 53 257 Germany 1565
(Almiranta)
Return to Santander.
.
Castillo Negro Urca 750 27 50 282 Flemish ?
Lost in 4-9-1588 in Donegal, Ireland.
.
Casa de Paz Urca 650 25 38 183 ? ?
Grande
.
Santiago Urca 600 19 33 51 Germany 1557
Sunk in 21-9-1588 in Inver, Broadhaven, Ireland.
.
Barca de Urca 600 23 30 233 Hamburg 1577
Hamburgo
Sunk in 1-9-1588 off Malin Head, Ireland.
.
San Pedro Urca 581 29 34 145 Germany 1567
Mayor
Lost in Bigbury Bay, England.
.
Falcón Blanco Urca 500 15 34 190 Hamburg 1586
Mayor
Return to Ribadeo. In 1589 was taken by a english corsary in the return trip to Hamburg.
.
San Pedro Urca 500 18 33 184 Germany 1586
Menor
Return to the coast of Britanny(France).
.
Sansón Urca 500 18 29 209 Germany ?
Return to La Coruña.
.
Barca de Urca 450 26 26 168 Germany 1572
Ancique
Return to Gijón.
.
David Urca 450 7 23 51 ? ?
.
San Andrés Urca 400 14 30 138 Germany ?
Return to Santander.
.
El Gato Urca 400 9 42 43 England ?
Return to Santander.
.
Ciervo Volante Urca 400 16 39 150 Germany ?
Lost in 22-9-1588 in Tirawlay, Ireland.
.
Santa Bárbara Urca 370 10 31 114 Flemish 1559
.
Casa de Paz Urca 350 15 38 162 Flemish 1560
Chica
Return to Santander.
.
Falcón Blanco Urca 300 16 23 57 Germany 1586
Mediano or Menor
Lost in 25-9-1588 in Freaghillaun South, Ireland.
.
Esayas Urca 280 4 26 28 Germany 1542
Return to Santander.
.
San Gabriel Urca 280 4 30 36 Flemish 1561
Return to Santander.
Paloma Blanca Urca 250 12 30 67 Flemish ?
Return to Ribadeo.
.
Perro Marino Urca 200 7 18 67 Flemish ?
Return to Laredo.
.
Buena Ventura Urca 160 4 16 51 Flemish ?
or Ventura
Return to Santander.
Escuadra de Galeazas
====================
Under the command of Huc de Montcada
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
San Lorenzo Galeaza ? 50 124 242 Napoli ?
(Capitana) (Naples)
Accidentally collision with the Rata Coronada in 7-8-1588.
Beached in Calais in the night of 8-8-1588.
.
Girona Galeaza 1200 50 129 253 Napoli ?
One of the best ships of the Armada. Present in all the great battles.
Lost in 28-10-1588 in Lacada Point, Ireland, with 1300 men from several ships sunks. The ship was literaly destroyed in some seconds.
Only 9 survivors.
.
Zúñiga Galeaza ? 50 104 226 Napoli ?
Return to Le Havre in France.
.
Napolitana Galeaza ? 50 102 248 Napoli ?
(Patrona)
Return to Laredo.
Escuadra de Galeras
===================
Under the command of Diego de Medrano
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
Capitana Galera ? 5 57 56 Portugal ?
Retired from the Armada few days after the departure of La Coruña.
.
Bazana Galera ? 5 40 26 Portugal ?
Retired from the Armada few days after the departure of La Coruña.
.
Diana Galera ? 5 47 32 Portugal ?
Sunk off Boulogne (France).
.
Princesa Galera ? 5 40 37 Portugal ?
Retired from the Armada few days after the departure of La Coruña.
Escuadra de Pataches y Zabras
=============================
Under the command of Diego Hurtado de Mendoza
Ship Name/ Type/ Tons/ Guns/ Crew/ Soldiers/ Build/ Year
.
Nuestra Señora Nao 300 11 59 114 Cantábrica 1584
del Pilar
de Zaragoza
(Capitana)
Return to Laredo.
.
La Caridad Urca 180 11 37 43 England 1581
Inglesa
.
San Andrés Urca 150 12 27 38 Scotland 1581
de Escocia
Return to Guipúzcoa.
.
Santo Patache 150 8 24 40 Cantábrica 1583
Crucifijo
Return to Laredo.
.
Concepción Patache 75 6 - 18 Cantábrica ?
de Lastero
.
Espíritu Patache 75 2 ? ? Cantábrica ?
Santo
Return to Santander.
.
Nuestra Patache 70 - 20 - Cantábrica ?
Señora de
Fresneda
Return to Santander.
.
Concepción Patache 70 5 21 18 Cantábrica ?
de Carasa
Return to Castro Urdiales.
.
Concepción Patache 75 6 19 - Cantábrica ?
de Castro
Return to Castro Urdiales.
.
Nuestra Patache 70 - 29 19 Cantábrica ?
Señora de
Guadalupe
Return to Santander.
.
San Francisco Patache 70 - - - Cantábrica ?
.
Nuestra Patache 64 10 24 12 Cantábrica ?
Señora de
Begoña
.
Concepción Patache 60 10 16 - Cantábrica ?
de Capitillo
Return to Santander.
.
Nuestra Patache 57 5 25 17 Cantábrica ?
Señora de
Gracia
Return to San Sebastián.
.
Nuestra Patache 55 8 17 28 Cantábrica ?
Señora del
Puerto
Return to Santander.
.
San Jerónimo Patache 55 4 36 - Cantábrica ?
Return to Castro Urdiales.
.
Asunción Zabra - 2 18 - Cantábrica ?
Return to Santander.
.
Concepción de Zabra - 2 18 - Cantábrica ?
Somarriba
.
Concepción de Zabra - 2 23 - Cantábrica ?
Valmaseda
Return to Castro Urdiales.
.
Nuestra Zabra - 2 20 - Cantábrica ?
Señora de
Castro
Lost in the return voyage.
.
San Andrés Zabra - 2 17 - Cantábrica ?
Return to Santander.
.
San Juan de Zabra - - 29 6 Cantábrica ?
Carasa
Return to Dunkerke.
.
Santa Catalina Zabra - - 20 - Cantábrica ?
Return to Dunkerke.
.
Trinidad Zabra - 2 23 - Cantábrica ?
Taken by english in 18-9-1588 in Trales, Ireland.
Ships of the line of the Spanish Navy 1714-1825
Spanish feet = 278,6 mm.
English feet = 304,8 mm (for captured ships), Letter " e " in tons section means English tons.
.
Ship name/
Also called
Service
Ld.
Guns
Yard
Fate/ Notice/ Dimensions (lenght- beam- depth)
(length-keel-beam-depth-draugth fore/stern)
(spain)
Santa Rosa
1677-1718
1677
56
?
Captured by English in 1718.
?
Rubi (1)
1700-1727
?
50
?
Acquired 1700, wrecked 1727.
?
Guadalupe
1703-1724
?
50/ 58
Tallapiedra
Acquired 1703, wrecked 1724. Dimensions : 128x35x18.
Armament : 22-18, 20-8, 8-4
Real Mazi / El Real
1714-1718
?
60
?
Acquired 1714, captured by English 1718
?
N.S de Begoña
1714-1724
1703
54/ 70
Genoa
Acquired Genoa 1714, stricken 1724. Dimensions :
140x40x18 ft. Armament : 10-24,12-12,22-8,10-6
Peibo del ler
San Francisco
1714-1716
?
60
Genoa
Acquired Genoa 1714, wrecked 1716
?
Pembroke
1714-1718
1694
60
Deptford
(england)
Acquired Genoa 1714, wrecked 1718
?
Lanfranco
1714-1716
?
60
?
Acquired from private owners 1714, wrecked 1716
?
N.S de Las Vinas
1715-1717
?
60
?
Acquired or built ?, wrecked 1717 ?
?
San Pedro
1716-1718
1716
60
Pasajes
Wrecked 1718
?
Hermione
1716-1721
?
50-52
Brest
Acquired 1716 in france, Stricken 1721.
Dimensions :128 x 32 x 14. Armament : 24-8, 22-6, 6-3
San Isidro (1)
1716-1718
1716
50
Pasajes
Captured by English 1718
?
Santa Isabel (1)
1716-1718
1716
60
Pasajes
Ditto
?
San felipe (1) /
El Real
1716-1718
1716
70/ 80
S Feliu de
Guixols
Captured by English, but blew up while being towed 1718.
?
San Carlos (1)
1716-1718
1716
60
Santander
Captured by English 1718
?
Hercules (1)
1716-1718
?
50
?
Acquired 1716, stricken 1718
?
San Luis (1)
1717-1720
1717
60
Orio
Wrecked 1720. Dimensions: 141x37x18 (lenght-beam-depth)
Armament : 26-28,26-12,8-6
San Fernando (1)
1717-1719
1717
60
Orio
Scuttled to prevent capture by the Austrians 1719.
Dimensions : 76 x 60 x 21 x 9 codos(0.5747 m)
Armament : 24-18, 26-12, 10-6
Principle de Asturias (1)
1717-1718
1695
70
Bursledon
(england)
Ex English Cumperland, captured by French in 1707,
sold to Genoa 1715, and sold to Spain in 1717.
Captured English in1718, and sold to Austria 1720.
San Juan Bautista (1)
1718-1719
1717 ?
60
Palermo
A Piedmontese warship, captured by Spanish in 1718, wrecked 1719.
?
Sta. Rosa Palermo /
Sta. Rosalia
1718-1719
1717 ?
60
Palermo
Ditto. Scuttled in 1719 to prevent capture.
?
Triunfo
1718-1719
1717 ?
60/ 66
Palermo
Ditto.
?
Cambi
1718-1725
1718
60/ 66
S Feliu de
Guixols
Accidentally burnt in 1725.
?
Catalan
1719-1731
1719
62
S Feliu de
Guixols
Conde de Tolosa /
San Jose
(france)
Acquired in 1719, wrecked in 1724.
Dimensions :150 x 40 x 17. Armament : 24-18, 22-12, 6-3
Conquistador (1)
1720-1738
?
62/ 64
Rotherhithe
(england)
Ex English Gloucester, captured by French 1709, and sold to Genoa 1711, resold to Spain 1720. Dimensions : 146x37x16.
Armament : 26-18, 28-12, 10-8
San Francisco
1720-1739
?
62
Genoa
Acquired Genoa 1720, wrecked 1739.
?
Estrella del Mar
1720-1730
?
64
Genoa
Acquired Genoa 1720, Stricken 1730
?
Lanfranco (2)
1720-1739
?
62
(Genoa)
Acquired Genoa 1720, wrecked 1739.
?
San Foit
1721-1722
?
60
Amsterdam ?
Acquired Amsterdam 1721, stricken 1722.
?
Gallo Indiano
1723-1733
1723 ?
58
Santander ?
Acquired 1723, wrecked 1733.
?
Potencia
1723-1738
?
58
?
Acquired 1723, stricken 1738.
?
San Fernando (2)
1723-1748
1723
62
Guarnizo
Hulked 1746.
(990)
San Esteban
1723-1745
1723
50
Guarnizo
Stricken 1745.
?
San Luis (2)
1723-1745
1723
62/ 66
Guarnizo
Stricken 1745.
?
Gran Princesa de los Cielos
1723-1726
?
80
?
Acquired 1723, wrecked 1726
?
San Carlos
1724-1741
1724
66
Guarnizo
Scuttled 1741.
?
San Francisco Javier (1)
1724-1749
1724
50/ 52
Guarnizo
Hulked 1749.
?
San Juan
1724-1741
1724
54/ 60
Havana
Stricken 1741.
?
Infante (1)
1724-1733
?
60
Genoa
Acquired Genoa 1724, wrecked 1733.
?
San Felipe (2)
1726-1741
1726
70
Guarnizo
Scuttled 1741.
?
Incendio /
San Lorenzo
1726-1739
1726
58
Havana
Wrecked 1739.
?
San Francisco de Asis (1)
1726-1735
?
52
Holland
War prize, captured by Potencia.
?
San Antonio (1)
1727-1750
1727
60
Guarnizo
Stricken 1750.
?
Retiro /
San Geronimo
1727-1737
1727
54
Havana
Sold 1737.
?
Constante (1) /
San Dionisio
1727-1727
1727
60
Havana
Wrecked 1727.
?
Rosa
1727-1736
1727
56
Pasajes
Wrecked 1736.
?
Paloma Indiana
1727-1745
1727
52
?
Stricken 1745.
?
Fuerte /
N.S de Guadalupe
1728-1739
1728
60
Havana
Sold 1739.
?
Santa Ana (1)
1729-1745
1729
70
Guarnizo
Stricken 1745.
?
Santiago
1729-1745
1729
60
Guarnizo
Stricken 1745.
?
Reina (1)
1729-1743
1729
70
Guarnizo
Stricken 1743.
?
Hercules (2)
1729-1749
1729
60
Cadiz
Stricken 1749.
?
Santa Isabel (2)
1730-1747
1730
80
Guarnizo
Stricken 1745.
?
San Isidoro (1)
1730-1742
1730
62
Guarnizo
Burnt to prevent captured by English 1742.
?
Castilla (1)
1730-1736
1730
62
Guarnizo
Stricken 1736.
?
Andalucia /
N.S del Carmen
1730-1740
1730
62
Havana
Wrecked 1740.
?
Santa Teresa
1730-1743
1730
60/ 62
Guarnizo
Stricken 1743.
?
Victoria
1730-1738
1730
50
Guarnizo
Wrecked 1738.
?
Galicia (1)
1730-1741
1730
60/ 70
La Granã
Scuttled at Cartagena 1741.
?
Princesa (1)
1730-1740
1730
70
Guarnizo
Captured by English 1740.
Dimension (English) : 165-4 x 130-3 x 49-9 x 22-1
Principe (1)
1730-1746
1730
70
Guarnizo
Stricken 1746
?
Conquistador (2)
1730-1741
1730
62
Havana
Scuttled 1741.
?
Rubi (2)
1730-1733
1730
60
Pasajes
Wrecked 1733.
?
Genoves
1730-1740
?
54
Genoa
Acquired Genoa 1730, wrecked 1740.
?
Carmen
1730-1764
1730
64
Havana
Broken up 1764.
?
Fama Volante
1730-1740
?
52
Genoa
Acquired Genoa 1730, stricken 1740.
?
Leon
1731-1749
1731
70
La Granã
Stricken 1749.
?
Guipuzcoa
1731-1741
1731
60/ 64
Pasajes
Wrecked 1741.
?
Galga
1731-1750
1731
56
Cadiz
Wrecked 1750.
?
Real Felipe
1732-1750
1732
112/114
Guarnizo
Stricken 1750. Dimensions : 212 x 57-6 x 29.
Armament :30-32, 32-24, 30-12, 22-8
Constante (2) /
San Cristobal
1732-1746
1732
64/ 66
Havana
Sold 1746.
?
Africa (1) / San Jose
1732-1741
1732
64
Havana
Scuttled 1741.
?
Real Familia
1732-1750
1732
60
Cadiz
Broken up 1750.
?
Europa (1) /
N.S del Pilar
1734-1732
1734
64
Havana
Scuttled 1762.
?
Asia (1) /
N.S de Loreto
1735-1746
1735
64
Havana
Stricken 1746.
?
Nueva España (1)
1735-1752
1735
60
Mexico
Sold 1752.
?
America (1) /
N.S de Belen
1736-1762
1736
64
Havana
Captured by English 1762.
Dimensions: 161 x 151 x 49-6 x 23-11 x 22-1/23-5.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 10-8.
Esperanza
1736-1747
1736
50
Havana
Stricken 1747.
?
Dragon (1) /
Sta Rosa de Lima
1737-1741
1737
64
Havana
Scuttled 1741.
?
Castilla (2) /
Sto Cristo de Burgos
1737-1747
1737
60
Havana
Wrecked 1747.
?
Invenciple (1) /
San Ignacio
1739-1741
1739
70
Havana
Accidentally burnt at Havana 1741.
?
Glorioso (1) /
N.S de Belen (2)
1739-1747
1739
70
Havana
Captured by English 1747.
?
Bizarro /
N.S de Guadalupe
1739-1759
1739
50
Havana
Stricken 1759.
?
Poder
1740-1744
?
66
?
Acquired 1740. Captured by English, but recaptured, and burned to prevent recaptured by English.
?
Soberbio (1)
1740-1746
?
66
?
Acquired 1740. Sold 1746.
?
Brillante (1)
1740-1746
?
66
?
Acquired 1740. Sold 1746.
?
Neptuno (1)
1740-1748
?
66
?
Acquired 1740. Sold 1748.
?
Halcon
1740-1748
?
60
?
Acquired 1740. Sold 1748.
?
Oriente (1)
1740-1746
?
64
?
Acquired 1740. Sold 1746.
?
Dragon (2)
1742-1783
1742
60
Havana
Wrecked 1783.
?
Ave de Gracia
1742-1744
?
50
?
Acquired 1742. Sold 1744.
?
Nueva España (2)
1743-1752
1743
70
Havana
Sold 1752.
?
Reina (2)
1743-1762
1743
70
Havana
Captured by English 1762.
Dimensions (English) : 173-2 x 131-8,5 x 48-7 x 22-1
Invencible (2) /
San Jose
1744-1750
1744
70
Havana
Accidentally burned at Ferrol 1750.
?
Conquistador (3) /
Jesus, Maria y Jose
1745-1748
1745
64
Havana
Captured by English 1748.
(Dimensions (English) : 155-9 x 128-6 x 43-3 x 19-3)
San Felipe (3)
1745-1761
1745
70
Guarnizo
Stricken 1761.
?
Africa (2) /
San Francisco de Asis
1746-1748
1746
70
Havana
Burned to prevent capture by the English 1748.
?
Vencedor (1) /
Sto. Thomas
1746-1750
1746
70
Havana
Accidentally burned at Ferrol 1750.
?
Tigre /
San Lorenzo
1747-1762
1747
70/ 74
Havana
Captured by English 1762.
Dimensions (English) : 169-3 x 136-4 x 51 x 21-8
Rayo /
San Padro
1749-1805
1749
80/ 100
Havana
Damaged at Trafalgar, stranded in the storm after battle.
Dimensions : 180 x 159 x 55 x 27-6 x 25-6/28.
198 x 165 x 57 x 28-3 x 27 (after rebuilt ?)
In 1803 the ship was rebuilt,
and added third gun-deck, and armament to 100 guns.
Orginal armament : 30-24, 32-18, 18-8
(1750)
Fenix /
San Alejandro
1749-1780
1749
80
Havana
Captured by English 1780. armament same as above.
Dimensions : 198 x 175-2 x 57 x 26-8 x 26/28-6.
Dimensions (English):178-10,75 x 144-5,75 x 52-11,75 x 22-1,75
(1731)
2157e
Princesa (2) /
Sta Barbara
1750-1780
1750
74
Havana
Captured by English 1780.
Dimesions : 179-10 x 157-4 x 52-2 x 26 x 25/28.
Dimensions (English) : 170-2,25 x 138-3 x 51-2,25 x 22-1,25
1926e
Galicia (2) /
Santiago el Mayor
1750-1797
1750
70/ 74
Havana
Stricken 1797.
Dimensions: 180 x 156 x 52 x 26 x 25-7/27-4.
Infante (2) /
S Luis Gonzaga
1750-1762
1750
70/ 74
Havana
Captured by English 1762.
Dimensions (English) : 171-6 x 137-4 x 51-4 x 22-5
San Fernando (3)
1751-1758
1751
70
Ferrol
Wrecked? 1758.
?
Castilla (3)
1751-1771
1761
64
Ferrol
Wrecked 1771.
?
Septentrion
1751-1783
1751
60
Cartagena
Wrecked 1783.
Dimensions: 161 x 151 x 49-6 x 23-11 x 22-1/23-5.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 10-8.
Asia (2)
1752-1762
1752
62/ 64
Ferrol
Scuttled at Havana 1762.
Dimensions: 161 x 151 x 49-6 x 23-11 x 22-1/23-5.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 10-8.
Africa (3)
1752-1809
1752
74
Cadiz
Broken up 1809.
?
Oriente (2) /
San Diego de Alcala
1753-1806
1753
74
Ferrol
Stricken 1806.
Dimensions : 185-4 x 166-8 x 47-4 x 22 x 22-9/26-6.
Eolo /
San Juan de Dios
1753-1760
1753
68
Ferrol
Stricken 1760.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
Tridente
1754-1771
1754
68/74
Cartagena
Stricken 1771.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
Neptuno (2) /
San Justo
1754-1762
1754
68
Ferrol
Scuttled at Havana 1762.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
Magnanimo /
San Pastor
1754-1794
1754
74
Ferrol
Wrecked 1794.
?
Aquilon /
San Damaso
(1750)
1754
68
Ferrol
Captured by english 1762.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
Dimensions (English) : 175-3 x 143-7 x 49-7,5 x 20-5,5
1880e
Gallardo /
San Juan de Shagun
1754-1797
1754
74
Ferrol
Burnt to prevent capture by the English 1797.
Dimensions: 175 x 146 x 47-8 x 24-8 x 24/26
Brillante (2) /
San Dionisio
1754-1790
1754
74
Ferrol
Accidentally burnt in 1790.
?
| Poderoso |
ship of the line |
74 |
1754 |
1779 |
|
| Serio |
ship of the line |
74 |
1754 |
1805 |
|
| Soberbio |
ship of the line |
74 |
1754 |
1764 |
|
Firme (1)
1754-1805
1754
74
Carraca
Captured by English 1805.
Dimensions (English) : 174-5,5 x 138-7,125 x 49-5,5 x 19-9
Aquiles
1754-1790
1754
74
Carraca
Stricken 1790.
?
Arrogante
1754-1797
1754
68
Guarnizo
Burned to prevent capture by english 1797.
?
Atlante , later Atlas
1808-1817
1754
74
Cartagena
Transferred to France 1801.Captured by spanish 1808, broken up 1817. Dimensions : 191-8 x 164-2 x 52-4 x 24-10 x 22/24.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
(1600)
Terrible
1754-1811
1754
74
Cartagena
Stricken 1811.
?
Vencedor (2) /
San Julian
1808-1810
1755
74
Ferrol
Transferred to France 1806.
Captured by Spanish 1808, wrecked 1810.
Dimensions : 187 x 166 x 54 x 23-2 x 24-2/26-6.
Glorioso (2) /
San Francisco Javier
1755-1818
1755
74
Ferrol
Broken up 1818.
?
Guerrero /
San Raimundo
1755-1844
1755
74
Ferrol
Broken up 1844. (89 years service!)
Dimensions : 191-8 x 164-2 x 52-6 x 24 x 22-10/24-8.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
Hector /
San Bernardo
1755-1770
1755
68/ 74
Ferrol
Broken up 1790.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
Soberano (2) /
San Gregorio
1755-1762
1755
74
Ferrol
Captured by English 1762.
Dimensions (English) : 175 x 143-5 x 49-7 x 21
Dichoso
1756-1781
1756
70/ 74
Ferrol
Stricken 1781.
?
Diligente
1756-1780
1756
68/ 74
Ferrol
Captured by English 1780.
Dimensions : 184 x 154 x 48 x 22 x 24-6/26-6.
Dimensions (English) : 175-1 x 147-7 x 49-10,5 x 20-6,5
1953e
Triunfante
1756-1795
1756
70/ 74
Ferrol
Wrecked 1795.
?
Monarca (1)
1756-1780
1756
70/ 74
Ferrol
Captured by English 1780.
Dimensions : 184-4 x 149 x 52-8 x 25 x 23/26.
Dimensions (English) : 174-10,25 x 145-9,5 x 49-11,5 x 20-8
1934e
Hercules (3)
1756-1780
1756
68/ 74
Guarnizo
Broken up 1780.
?
Victorioso
1756-1776
1756
74
Guarnizo
Broken up 1776.
?
Constante (3)
1756-1790
1756
68
Guarnizo
Stricken 1790.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
Contento
1756-1759
1756
70
Guarnizo
Stricken 1759.
?
Espana (1)
1757-1807
1757
68
Carraca
Broken up 1807.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
Peruano
1757-1790
1757
50
Guayaquil
Sold 1790.
?
Conquistador (4)
(60)
Carraca
Captured by English 1762.
Dimensions (English) : 155-9 x 128-6 x 43-3 x 19-3
Campeon
1758-1778
1758
60
Ferrol
Hulked 1778.
?
Astuto / San Eustaquio
1759-1810
1759
58/ 60
Havana
Broken up 1810.
Dimensions: 170 x 140 x 43 x 21 x 21-7/24-1.
(170 x 130-10 x 43-6 x 21-9 x 21-7/24-4)
Guns: 24-18, 26-12, 8-6.
Principe (2)
1759-1776
1759
74
Guarnizo
Sold 1776.
?
San Genaro (1)
1761-1762
1761
60
Havana
Captured by English 1762.
?
San Antonio (2)
1761-1762
1761
60
Havana
Captured by English 1762.
Dimensions (English) : 159-6 x 132-2 x 44-6 x 20
Velasco (1)
1764-1801
1764
74
Cartagena
Broken up 1801.
Dimensions : 175 x 159 x 47-10 x 23-2 x 22/25.
Buen Consejo
1764-1768
?
60
Genoa ?
Acquired Genoa 1764, sold 1768.
?
San Carlos (3)
1765-1819
1765
94/ 112
Havana
Built as 2-decker(94), but corverted to 3-decker(112)
at Cartagena 1801. Broken up 1819.
Dimensions : 196-10 x 178-10 x 56 x 25-9/28-9(1801)
197 x 176-10 x 56 x 28 x 25/28(orginal)
Guns orginal : 24,18, 8 pdrs.
Guns: (1801) 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8.
(1600)
San Fernando (4)
1765-1815
1765
94
Havana
Sold 1815.
Dimensions : 197 x 176-10 x 56 x 28 x 25/28
Guns : 24,18, 8 pdrs.
(1600)
San Genaro (2)
1765-1801
1765
74
Cartagena
Transferred to France 1801.
Dimensions : 189-7 x 164 x 52 x 24-9 x 22-7/24-9.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
San Juan Nepomuceno
1766-1805
1766
74
Guarnizo
Captured by English 1805.
Dimensions : 196 x 173 x 51-4 x 25-5 x 22-5/24-5.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
San Pascual
1766-1797
1766
74
Guarnizo
Broken up 1797.
Dimensions: 198-4 x 178-6 x 57-4 x 25-7 x 22-6/23.
America (2) / Santiago
1766-1823
1766
68
Havana
Broken up 1823.
?
San Luis (3)
1767-1789
1767
94
Havana
Broken up 1789.
Dimensions : 197 x 176-10 x 56 x 28 x 25/28
Guns : 24,18, 8 pdrs.
(1600)
Santa Isabel (3)
1767-1803
1767
74
Havana
Broken up 1803.
Dimensions: 191-6 x 161 x 52-7 x 23-9 x 22-6/24-6.
S Francisco de Asis (2)
1767-1805
1767
74
Guarnizo
Damaged at Tragalgar, wrecked storm after battle.
Dimensions : 196-2 x 173 x 51 x 25-6 x 21-6/23-9.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
San Julian (1)
1768-1780
1768
74
Ferrol
Captured by English, recaptured her crew, but sunk two days later.
Dimensions : 189-6 x 156 x 46-4 x 22 x 24/26.
San Isidro (2)
1768-1797
1768
74
Ferrol
Captured by English 1797.
Dimensions : 190-11 x (186-4) x (57-9) x 22-2 x 23-7/25-1
Dimension (English) : 176-0,5 x 144-1,375 x 48-11,25 x 20-1,5
1836e
San Francisco de Paula(1)
1768-1784
1768
70/ 74
Havana
Accidentally burned at carraca 1784.
Dimensions : 185 x 162 x 50 x 25 x 23-4/26-3.
San Jose (1)
1768-1780
1768
74/ 76
Havana
Wrecked 1780.
Dimensions: 195-5 x 162 x 54 x 27 x 24-4/25-10
San Lorenzo
1768-1815
1768
74
Guarnizo
Broken up 1815.
Dimensions : 196-2 x 171 x 51 x 25-6 x 21-3/23-7
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
San Vincente
1768-1797
1768
80
Cartagene
Burned to prevent capture by the english 1797.
?
San Agustin
1777-1805
1768
74/ 80
Guarnizo
Captured by the Portugese 1776.Returned by peace treaty 1777.
Captured, and burned by English in 1805.
Santo Domingo (1)
1769-1780
1769
74
Guarnizo
Blew up at cape santa maria 1780, only one survivor.
?
Santisima Trinidad
1769-1805
1769
120-140
Havana
Captured by the English 1805, but sunk in storm after the battle.
Dimensions : 213-8 x 186-9 x 58 x 27/29
guns : 30-36, 32-24, 32-18, 26-8 (120)
Dimensions in 1797 : 220-6 x 186 x 58-4 x 28-9
last armament : 32-36,34-24,36-12,18-8,14-24c.,6 esmeriles.
crew was 1048 (1805).
2879
San Nicolas
1769-1797
1769
80
Cartagena
Captured by English 1797.
Dimensions : 196-10 x 167-8 x 53-3 x 25-7 x 22-5/24-5.
Dimension (English) : 179-9,5 x 148-4,75 x 49-7,25 x 20-1,25
1942e
San Pedro Apostol
1770-1801
1770
74
Ferrol
Stricken 1801.
Dimensions : 196-4 x 173 x 51 x 25-1 x 23-2/24-7.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
San Pablo,
Soberano (1814)
1771-1854
1771
74
Ferrol
Broken up 1854.Served 83 years !
dimensions : (184 x 154 x 48 x 22 x 24-7/25-8)
San Pedro Alcantara (1)
1771-1786
1771
68
Havana
Wrecked 1786.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
San Joaquin
1771-1817
1771
74
Cartagena
Broken up 1817.
Lenght 198-8, beam 48-9, depth (23), draught 24-3/26-7.
San Rafael
1772-1805
1772
80
Havana
Captured by English 1805.
Dimensions: 184 x 165 x 51 x 23 x 23-12/25-12.
Dimension (English) : 188-6 x 155-3,375 x 50-10 x 20-9
2130e
San Juan Bautista (2)
1772-1809
1772
74
Catagena
Stricken 1809.
?
San Gabriel
1772-1808
1772
74
Ferrol
Broken up 1808.
Dimensions : 196-4 x 173 x 51-4 x 25-1 x 22/24
San Miguel
1773-1783
1773
74
Havana
Stranded in storm near Gibraltar 1782, captured by english.
Dimensions : 194-2 x 183 x 51-2 x 22-8 x 23/24-8
Dimensions (English) : 182-1,5 x 149-9,875 x 48-11,125 x 20-8
Angel de la Guarda
1773-1810
1773
74
Cartagena
Broken up 1810.
Dimensions : 199-4 x 169-6 x 50-5 x 24-6 x 23-6/29.
San Eugenio
1775-1804
1775
80
Ferrol
Broken up 1804.
Dimensions: 198-4 x 180-10 x 53-8 x 25-10 x 23-5/25-5.
San Ramon
1775-1810
1775
68
Havana
Wrecked 1810.
Dimensions: 186-8 x 169-10 x 47-9 x 23-1 x 22-3/23-6.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 14-8.
San Damaso
1776-1797
1776
74
Cartagena
Scuttled 1797, but later raised by English.
Dimensions : 191-9 x 169-1 x 52-5 x 25-4 x 23-6/25.
Dimension (English) : 175-2 x 143-3,75 x 48-9 x 21-1,5
1811e
San Isidoro (2)
1775-1794
1776
64
Castellam-mare
A Neopolitan warship, exchanged for 3-frigates in 1776.
Wrecked 1794.
San Leandro (1)
1776-1784
(1776)
64
Castellam-mare
See above, sold 1784.
?
Purisma Concepcion
1779-1810
1779
112
Ferrol
Wrecked 1810.
Guns: 32-36, 30-24, 32-12, 18-8.
Dimensions : 213-8 x 186-9 x 58 x 28-3 x 27/29
Miño
1779-1814
1779
54
Ferrol
Broken up 1814.
(990)
San Justo (2)
1779-1824
1779
74
Cartagena
Broken up 1824.
Dimensions : 190-6 x 166-7 x 52-6 x 25-4 x 22-7/24.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
Castilla (4)
1780-1808
1780
64
Ferrol
Hulked 1808, wrecked 1810.
?
San Felipe Apostol
1781-1794
1781
64
Ferrol
Sold to Dutch 1794.
?
Santo Domingo (2)
1781-1807
1781
64
Cartagena
Broken up 1807.
?
San Julian (2)
1781-1830
1781
60
Cartagena
Broken up 1830.
?
San Fermin
1782-1808
1782
74
Pasajes
Broken up 1808.
?
San Sebastian
1783-1799
1783
74
Pasajes
Trasferred to france 1799 in exchange Censeur.
?
San Jose (2)
1783-1797
1783
112
Ferrol
Captured by English 1797.
Dimension: 213-8 x 186-9 x 58 x 25/27-6.
Dimension (English) : 194-3 x 156-11,25 x 54-3 x 24-3,5
Guns: 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8.
2456e
Santa Ana (2)
1784-1812
1784
112
Ferrol
Stricken 1812. Dimensions : 210 x 185-8 x 58 x 27-6 x 29
(213-4 x 184 x 58 x 25/27)
guns: : 30-36, 32-24, 30(32)-12, 20(18)-8.
There were seven sister ships to the Santa Ana.
Bahama /
San Cristobal
1784-1805
1784
74
Havana
Captured by English 1805.
Dimensions : 192-2 x 165-8 x 51 x 24-6 x 23/24.
Dimensions (English) : 175-1 x 144-9,5 x 48-2 x 20-4,5
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
1786e
San Ildefonso
1785-1805
1785
74
Cartagena
Captured by English 1805.
Dimensions : 190 x 167 x 52 x 25 x 23-6/24-10.
Dimensions (English) : 175-3 x 140-2,875 x 48-5,5 x 20-10.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
1753e
San Antonio (3)
1785-1801
1785
74
Cartagena
Trasferred to France 1801.
Dimension (English) : 174-10 x 139-8 x 47-10 x ?
Conde de Regla
1786-1811
1786
112
Havana
Broken up 1811.
Dimensions : 210 x 183-8 x 58 x 25-3/27-3
guns : 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8
Mejicano /
San Hipolito
1786-1815
1786
112
Havana
Sold 1815.
Dimensions : 210 x 184 x 58 x 25-2/27-3.
Guns: 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8.
Salvador del Mundo
1786-1797
1786
112
Havana
Captured by English 1797.
Dimensions : 210-9 x 186-8 x 58 x 24-9/27.
Dimension (English) : 190 x 152-11 x 54-3,5 x 23-3
Guns: 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8.
2397e
San Leandro (2)
1787-1812
1787
64
Ferrol
Stricken 1812.
Dimensions: 161 x 151 x 49-6 x 23-11 x 22-1/23-5.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 10-8.
Real Carlos
1787-1801
1787
112
Havana
Blew up 1801, 22 survivors.
Dimensions: 210 x 186 x 58 x 25/27-5.
Guns: 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8.
San Fulgencio
1787-1814
1787
64/ 68
Cartagena
Stricken 1814.
Dimensions: 161 x 151 x 49-6 x 23-11 x 22-1/23-5.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 10-8.
San Telmo
1788-1819
1788
74
Ferrol
Lost with all hands 1819.
Dimensions : 190 x 170-2 x 52 x 25 x 22-1/24-4.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
S Pedro Alcantara (2)
1788-1815
1788
64
Havana
Accidentally burned 1815.
Dimensions: 161 x 151 x 49-6 x 23-11 x 22-1/23-5.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 10-8.
S Francisco de Paula
(2)
1788-1823
1788
74
Cartagena
Broken up 1823.
Dimensions : 191 x 169 x 52 x 25 x 22-10/25-10.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
Europa (2)
1789-1801
1789
74
Ferrol
Stricken 1801.
Dimensions : 190 x 168 x 52 x 25 x 22-10/24-4.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
Asia (3)
1789-1825
1789
64
Havana
Crew mutinied, set officers ashore, and sailed to Mexico.
Ship handed to the Mexicans 1825.
Dimensions: 161 x 151 x 49-6 x 23-11 x 22-1/23-5.
Guns: 26-24, 28-12, 10-8.
S Hermenegildo
1789-1801
1789
112
Havana
Blew up 1801, c. 25 survivors.
Dimensions: 210 x 186 x 58 x 25-3/27-3.
Guns : 62-24, 32-12, 18-8.
Intrepido
1790-1801
1790
74
Ferrol
Transferred to France 1801.
?
Soberano (2)
1790-1809
1790
74
Havana
Broken up 1809.
?
Reina Luisa,
Fernando VII (1809)
1791-1815
1791
112
Ferrol
Wrecked 1815.
Dimensions : 210 x 185 x 58 x 24/27-6
guns : 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8
Conquistador
1791-1801
1791
74
Cartagena
Transferred to France 1801.
?
Pelayo
1792-1801
1792
74
Havana
Transferred to France 1801.
?
Le Ferme
1793-1808
1785
74
France
Ex France, handed over to Spanish at Havana by her royalist officers 1793, stricken 1808.
?
Monarca (2)
1794-1805
1794
74
Ferrol
Captured by english at Trafalgar, and sank in the storm.
Dimensions : 190 x 170-2 x 52 x 25 x 22-4/24-8.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
Montañes
1794-1810
1794
74
Ferrol
Wrecked 1810.
Dimensions : 190 x 169-6 x 51 x 25-6 x 23-11/25-4.
Guns: 28-24, 30-18, 16-8.
Principe de Asturias (2)
/ Los Santos Reyes
1794-1812
1794
112
Havana
Stricken 1812.
Dimensions : 210 x 186 x 58 x 25-6/27-6
guns : 30-36, 32-24, 32-12, 18-8.
Neptuno (3)
1795-1805
1795
80
Ferrol
Damaged at Trafalgar and wrecked storm after that.
?
Argonauta (1)
1798-1805
1798
80
Ferrol
Captured by English at Trafalgar, and sank in the storm.
?
Censeur
1799-1799
1782
74
France
Ex French, transferred to Spain 1799 in exchange for San Sebastian (1783), broken up 1799 (never served)
?
Argonauta (2)
1806-1810
1789
74
France
Ex French Argonaute, Exchanged fo Vencedor (1755), wreckked 1810.
?
Heroe
1808-1839
1801
80
France
Ex French, captured by spanish 1808, stricken 1839.
?
Algeciras
1808-1826
1804
80
France
Ex French, captured by spanish 1808, stricken 1826.
?
Neptuno (4)
1808-1820
1803
80
Toulon
Ex French, captured by spanish 1808, broken up 1820.
?
Pluton ,
Montañes (renamed)
1808-1816
1805
74
Toulon
Ex French, captured by spanish 1808, broken up 1816.
?
Fernando VII (2)
1819-1823
1813
74
St.Petersburg
Ex Russians, stricken 1823.
?
Alejandro I
1819-1823
1813
74
Arkangelsk
Ex Russians, stricken 1823.
?
Numancia I
1819-1823
1813
74
Arkangelsk
Ex Russians, broken up 1823. (never served)
?
España (2)
1819-1821
1811
74
Arkangelsk
Ex Russians, stricken 1821. (never served)
?
Velasco (2)
1819-1821
1813
74
Arkangelsk
Ex Russians, Stricken 1821.(never served)
?
After 1798 no ships of the line built in Spain or Cuba until the "Reina Isabel II"(1853), and "Rey Francisco de Asis" (1854).
Both were 86-gun ships, and dimension were 218 x 58 x29 (Reina Isabel II).
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SPANISH FRIGATES 1713-1854
Ship name / Also called
Guns
Year
Built
Service
Dimensions
(mainly measured by English)
San Miguel
Águila de Nantes
Esperanza
Sorpresa
Juno (1)
Tigre
30
?
Paises Bajos
1714-1718
?
San Fernando el Chico / San Fernando el Pequeno, or Fernandillo
24
?
Paises Bajos
1714-1718
?
Principe de Asturias,
despues Ynfante
Santa Isabel /
Reina Santa Isabel
22
?
Paises Bajos
1714-1717
?
San Felipe / Felipillo, or El Chico
San Juan el Chico / San Juanico
Santa Ana / Volante (1)
Perla de Espana
40
?
Paises Bajos
1716-1719
?
San Francisco / San Antonio de Padua
San Marcos
Galera de Espana
Victoria (1)
Conde de Tolosa
Pingue Pintado
Águila Volante
30
?
Reino Unido
1718-1727
?
Andalucia Baja
Iris
Júpiter (1)
Peregrina
Tholosilla
Providencia
Sán Jose / El Real Jorge (1)
Rebeca
San Francisco Javier / Hermiona (1)
San Jorge
El Selerais
Unicornio
Galera Victoria (1)
40
?
Reino Unido
1718-1719
?
Galgo de Andalucia
24
?
Reino Unido
1718-1719
?
Fidela
30
?
Reino Unido
1719-1726
?
Santa Rita / Galera de Neptuno
30
?
Reino Unido
1719-1721
?
Gusana (1)
24
?
Reino Unido
1719-1723
?
Pingue Volante
22
?
Reino Unido
1719-1730
?
San Andrés
Santa Susana (1)
24
?
Reino Unido
1719-1720
?
Santa Teresa (1)
20
?
Puerto Rico
1719-1725
?
Júpiter (2)
Nuestra Señora de Atocha (1)
30
1723
Guarnizo
1726-1747
?
La Griega
30
1723
Guarnizo
1724-?
?
San Esteban Apedreado
40
1724
Guarnizo
1726-1742
?
La Catalina, or Santa Catalina (1)
24
?
Países Bajos
1724-1725
?
El Jardín de Tritón
30
?
Países Bajos
1725-1728
?
Santiago / Neptuno (1)
26
?
Gran Bretana?
1727-1728
?
Burlandín / El Burlando
Gusana (2)
Concepción (1)
30
1722
Guarnizo
1726-1732
?
Nuestra Señora de Aránzazu
30
1726
Pasajes
1726-1731
?
Nuestra Señora del Rosario
40
1724
Guarnizo
1725-1727
?
Santa Susana (2)
Neptuno (2)
26
?
Paises Bajos
1727-1729
?
Sta. Bárbara (1) / La Chata
La Sênora Sara
22
?
Reino Unido
1729-1741
?
San Francisco Javier
40
1727
Guarnizo
1729-?
?
Victoria (2)
40
1729
Guarnizo
1729-1729
?
Galera Victoria (2)
40
1729
Guarnizo
1729-1729
?
Galera Victoria (3)
40
1732
Guarnizo
1732-?
?
San Cayetano
Concepción (2)
Hermione (2)
36
1735
La Graña
1735-1741
?
Flora (1)
34
1734
Guarnizo ?
1734-1758
?
Triunfo / San Gristóbal
24
1735
Havana
1736-1740
?
Astrea (1) / Sta. Bárbara (2)
24
1737
Havana
1737-1740
?
Sta. Bárbara (3) / Estrella
Águila (1)
28
1737
Carraca
1737-1745
?
Aurora
28
1738
Carraca
1738-1753
?
Concepción (3)
?
1738
Nicaragua
1738-1744
?
Flora (2) / Santa Rosalía
24
1747
Havana
1747-1762
?
La Galga
30
1752
Ferrol
1752-1764
?
Perla (2)
22
1753
Cartagena
1753-1762
?
Flecha
22
1753
Carraca
1753-1771
?
Pena
26
1753
Carraca
1753-1780
?
Venganza (1)
26
1753
Carraca
1753-1762
?
Júpiter (3)
22
1753
Carraca
1753-1770
(85-6 x 71-2 x 27 x 14-10 x 14-4/14-6)
(298 toneladas.)
Águila (2)
26
1753
Carraca
1753-1771
?
Dorada
22
1753
Cartagena
1753-1780
?
Esmeralda (1)
22
1753
Cartagena
1753-1780
?
Ventura or Venturera
26
1755
Carraca
1755-1762
?
Liebre / Santa Cristina
34
1755
Carraca
1755-1804
?
Venus / Santa Brígida
30
1755
Carraca
1755-1809
?
Victoria (3)
26
1755
Carraca
1755-1763
?
Industria
40
1755
Carraca
1755-1784
?
Juno (2) / Santa Cecilia
26
1755
Cartagena
1755-1787
?
Palas (1) / Santa Yrene
26
1755
Cartagena
1756-1770
?
Astra (2) / Santa Catalina Virgen y Mártin
26
1756
Cartagena
1756-1818
?
Concepción (4)
Tetis (1) / Guadalupe
22
1758
Havana
1758-1762
?
Fenix / Santa Bárbara (3)
22
1758
Havana
1758-1762
?
Soledad (1)
30
1766
Guarnizo
1766-1779
?
Santa Rosa (1)
22
?
Reino Unido
1767-1781
100 x 91 x 32 x 11 x 14/14-6.
277 toneladas.
Santa Rosalía
30
1767
Cartagena
1767-1803
?
Santa Catalina (2)
26
1767
Guarnizo
1767-1782
117-10 x 104-7 x 30-4 x 15-2 x 12-10/13-6
316 toneladas.
Santa Teresa (2)
26
1767(8)
Guarnizo
1767-1776
?
Santa Gertrudis
24
1768
Guarnizo
1768-1804
146 x 135 x 37 x 15 x 16-6/16
418? Toneladas.
? x 106-11,6 x 36-8,25 x 10-6e
Santa Bárbara (4)
24
1768
Guarnizo
1768-1794
?
Santa Lucía
26
1770
Havana
1770-1823
?
N. Señora del Rosario (2)
34
1770
Ferrol
1770-1793
?
N. Señora del Carmen
34
1770
Ferrol
1770-1800
159-10 x 144-8 x 41-5 x 14-8 x 17-6/18
590 toneladas.
147-2 x 119-9 x 37-9 x 11e
Santa Dorotea (1)
26
1771
Cartagena
1771-1776
?
N. Señora de la Asunción
34
1772
Ferrol
1772-1805
?
Santa Perpetua
34
1772
Ferrol
1772-1808
?
St. a María de la Cabeza (1)
34
1772
Ferrol
1772-1782
?
Santa María Magdalena
34
1773
Ferrol
1773-1810
150 x 140 x 36-10 x 18 x 17/18
551 toneladas.
Esmeralda (2)
26
1773
Cartagena
1773-1780
?
Santa Clara (1)
26
1773
Cartagena
1773-1776
?
Santa Margarita
34
1774
Ferrol
1774-1779
145-6 x 123-6 x 38-10,5 x 11-8,5e
Santa Marta
38
1774
Ferrol
1774-1780
?
Santa Dorotea (2)
34
1775
Ferrol
1775-1798
146-9 x 118-4,5 x 39 x 12e
Santa Leocadia (1)
34
1777
Ferrol
1777-1781
144-10 x 119-8 x 38-8 x 11-7,25e
Santa Rufina
26
1777
Cartagena
1777-1816
152-3 x 124 x 38-6 x 15 x 16/18
940 toneladas.
Santa Mónica
26
1777
Cartagena
1777-1779
145-0,5 x 120-3 x 38-8 x 11-10e
Santa Águeda
30
1778
Havana
1778-1808
?
Santa Cecilia
30
1778
Havana
1778-1797
?
Grana / N. Señora de la Paz
28
1778
Ferrol
1778-1781
117-10 x 97 x 31-11,75 x 9-4e
Santa Matilde
40
1778
Havana
1778-1804
145 x 120-2,4 x 38-10,5 x 11-10,5e
N. Señora de la O
42
1778
Havana
1778-1805
?
Santa Escolástica
34
1778
Ferrol
1779-1800
?
Winchcomb
26
?
Reino Unido
1779-1794
?
Santa Balbina
34
?
Reino Unido
1780-1794
?
Santa Bibiana
34
?
Reino Unido
1780-1799
?
Santa Paula
34
?
Reino Unido
1780-1794
?
Héroe (2)
26
?
Reino Unido
1780-1783
?
Real Jorge (ex Royal George) / San Jorge
30
?
Reino Unido
1780-1784
?
Sta. María de la Cabeza (2)
34
1780
Havana
1780-1801
?
Santa Clara (2)
(1784)
(Ferrol)
1780-1804
144-6 x 120-2,4 x 38-8,25 x 11-8e
Santa Sabina
40
1781
Ferrol
1781-1828
?
N. Señora de Loreto
40
1781
Ferrol
1781-1792
?
Santa Rosa (2)
34
1782
Ferrol
1782-1807
?
N. Señora del Pilar
34
1782
Ferrol
1782-1818
?
Colón
30
?
Reino Unido
1782-1801
?
Santa Elena
34
1783
Ferrol
1783-1797
?
Santa Tecla
46
1784
Ferrol
1784-1786
?
Santa Casilda
34
1784
Cartagena
1778?-1833
?
Santa Brígida
34
1785
Cartagena
1785-1799
?
Santa María
34
1785
Ferrol
1785-1797
?
N.Señora de la Paz
34
1785
Ferrol
1785-1810
?
N.Señora de las Mercedes
36
1786
Havana
1786-1804
?
N.Señora de Guadalupe
34
1786
Havana
1788-1799
?
Santa Florentina
34
1787
Cartagena
1787-1800
146-8 x 119-6 x 37-8 x 10-6e
Santa Leocadia (2)
34
1787
Ferrol
1787-1800
?
Santa Teresa (3)
34
1787
Ferrol
1787-1799
143-10 x 120-7 x 38-6 x ?e
N.Señora de la Soledad (2)
34
1788
Cartagena
1788-1821
?
Santa Catalina
40
1788
Havana
1788-1819
?
N.Señora de Atocha (2)
40
1789
Havana
1789-1816
?
Mahonesa / Santa Mónica
34
1789
Mahón
1789-1796
145-1 x 118-6,25 x 39-3,75 x 11-9,5e
Palas (2)
34
1789
Ferrol
1789-1797
?
Juno (3)
34
1789
Ferrol
1789-1802
?
Perla (3) / Santa Mónica
34
1789
Cartagena
1790-1867
?
Minerva / Santa Marta
44
1791
Havana
1791-1808
?
Ceres / N.Señora de la Almudeda
40
1791
Havana
1792-1801
?
Armada del Sur
Siglo XVI
- San Justo (1585)
- San Andrés (1586/1601)
- Ntra. Sra. de la Esperanza (1588)
- Ntra. Sra. del Rosario (1588)
- San Francisco (1588)
- San Jerónimo (1588)
- San Juan (1588)
- San Andrés (1594)
- San Pedro (1594)
- San Pablo (1594)
- Santa Ana (1595)
Siglo XVII
- Ntra. Sra. de las Mercedes (1602/1615)
- San Pedro (1605)
- Santa Ana (1612/1615)
- San José (1) (1612/1631)
- San Felipe y Santiago (1615/1628)
- Ntra. Sra. de Loreto (1619/1640)
- Ntra. Sra. de la Visitación (1619)
- Jesús María (1) (1624)
- San Diego del Milagro (1628/1656)
- Santa Lucía (1628)
- San Juan (1640)
- Espíritu Santo (1644)
- Santiago (1644/1659)
- San Francisco Solano (1645/1659)
- Jesús María (2) (1654)
- Ntra. Sra. de Guadalupe (1659/1696)
- San José (2) (1659/1685)
- Ntra. Sra. del Prado (1666)
Siglo XVIII
- Jesús María y José
- Ntra. Sra. de la Concepción
- Santísimo Sacramento
- Santa Cruz
- San Fermín
- Peregrina
- Brillante
- Águila Volante
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