Service History
DateEventSource4.5.1745Combat with several English corsair sloops between Cape San Antonio and Cape Catoche.
ref:192925.10.1745Sailed from Veracruz
to Cadiz.
ref:192927.10.1745Docked at Havana
by bad weather.
ref:192931.10.1745Sailed from Havana
with Fuerte ship.
ref:192913.11.1745Arrived at Havana
with Fuerte ship.
ref:192919.11.1745Sailed from Havana
with Dragon, Conquistador and Bizarra. Patrol mission.
ref:192913.12.1745Docked at Havana
ref:19295.1746He transports the new governor Güemes y Horcasitas, formerly governor of Havana, to Veracruz with the ship Reina.
ref:19296.1746Returns to Havana with one million pesos.
ref:192912.10.1748Battle of Havana21.3.1749Sailed from Havana
with Real Familia.
ref:192914.5.1749Entered at Cartagena de Indias with Real Familia.10.7.1749Return to Havana.
ref:192930.11.1749Sailed from Havana
with Real Fenix and Real Familia escorting merchants.
To Martinica.
ref:192916.4.1750Sailed from Martinique
to Cádiz in convoy.
ref:19298.6.1750At Cadiz. With 7.336.831 pesos
ref:192920.12.1750Sailed from Cádiz
to Ferrol
ref:19293.2.1751Sailed from Ferrol
to Cádiz
ref:19299.2.1751Arrived at Cádiz
ref:192911.1751Left Cadiz with America to patrol waters off Algeria for pirates.
ref:192928.11.1751Action vs Danzik28.11.1751Action off Cape St. Vincent12.1751Entered at Cadiz with America1752Left El Ferrol to Cadiz.1752Left Cadiz to Veracruz scorting merchantmen.1752Back to Cadiz.2.1752Left Cadiz with America to El Ferrol with 150 turkish prisioners to work at the Arsenal.1753Left Veracruz to Cadiz with 7,000,000 pesos.4.1753Left Cadiz to Veracruz.5.9.1755Left Cadiz to Veracruz with Infante & America1760At the Mediterranean patrolling.4.4.1761Arrived at Veracruz
ref:19283.5.1761Sailed from Veracruz
ref:192813.9.1761Arrived at Cádiz
8.640.775 pesos in gold and silver
ref:19281764All arrived to La Habana.1764All arrived to Veracruz.6.1764Left Cadiz to Veracruz with Astuto, Glorioso, Juno, Soledad & 4 merchantmen.21.7.1765Returned to Cadiz with Astuto, Glorioso, Juno & Soledad with gold.
8.886.138 peso in gold and silver.
3.806 copper quintales.
ref:19281766With America & a minor ships to patrol coast off La Habana.3.5.1766Left Cadiz to Veracruz.18.7.1766Entered at Veracruz.30.5.1767Left Veracruz with America, Flora & Jupiter to La Habana with gold.23.6.1767Entered at La Habana with America, Flora & Jupiter with gold.28.8.1767Entered at Cadiz from La Habana with 4,589,920 gold & silver pesos fuertes.22.12.1768Left Cadiz with Espanna & 9 merchantmen.23.7.1770Back to Spain with with Espanna & merchantmen.29.5.1772Left Cadiz with America, Buen Consejo & 13 merchantmen to Veracruz.12.8.1772Arrived to Veracruz with America & 13 merchantmen.30.11.1773Left Veracruz to La Habana with gold.18.3.1774Arrived to Cadiz from La Habana with America & more than 7,000,000 pesos.8.5.1776Left Cadiz to Veracruz with Espanna & 15 merchantmen.25.7.1776Arrived to Veracruz with Espanna & 15 merchantmen.7.1777At Veracruz, set to maintenance repairs.11.1777Finished repairs.1778Left La Habana to Cadiz with Espanna & merchantmen.16.1.1778Left Veracruz with Espanna & merchantmen San Cristobal & Victoria to La Habana.8.2.1778Joinned with San Lorenzo, Angel de la Guarda, Santa Cecilia & Santa Barbara in their way to La Habana.13.2.1778Entered at La Habana all together.29.6.1778Arrived to Cadiz with Espanna & merchantmen.7.1778Left Cadiz to El Ferrol with Espanna1779Left El Ferrol with 4 frigates to patrol the Biscay Bay.1779Commissioned to patrol Azores Islands.10.1779Entered at El Ferrol.10.1779Left El Ferrol to Cadiz.1.1780Joined Adm. Cordoba's fleet.28.4.1780Left Cadiz to La Habana under Adm. Bote's squadron.4.8.1780Arrived to La Habana.1781Campaign of Pensacola.1781With Santa Clara captured british privateers frigate London & brig Margara.4.1782Under repairs at La Habana.1783Sunk at Isla Mujeres (Mexico).1.1783Left to recapture the spanish Catalina, captured by the british.22.5.1783Left La Habana with San Leandro to Veracruz.27.5.1783Runned ashore at Bajo Nuevo, Campeche (Mexico).29.5.1783Recovered with the help of San Leandro, turned upside down by storm waves and wrecked.1.6.1783All the crew but 60 (lost in a boat), saved by San Leandro, that left to Veracruz.