San Carlos

Posted by Jon Miller on Thursday 18th of June 2026 02:59

For sale by the candle, at the London Tavern, in Foxhole Street, Plymouth, on Wednesday the 22d of November 1780 – The following goods now lying at Plymouth, and there to be delivered..., soldiers blankets, earthenware, a fire engine, cloth, clothing, hats, umbrellas, &c, being the remainder of the cargo of the San Carlos, Captain Fermin de Vrtizberea, a Spanish prize, taken on her passage to Carracas, by a squadron of his Majesty’s ships under the command of Sir George Bridges Rodney, Bart. Vaughan, Winne, and Margetson, Brokers. [Exeter Flying Post, 10 November 1780]

For sale in six lots, 43 pieces of iron ordnance, lately landed at Plymouth out of the Spanish man of war San Carlos, taken in the West Indies by his Majesty’s ship Salisbury, Charles Inglis, Esq, commander. [Exeter Flying Post, 10 November 1780]