Dimensions
DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric Equivalentref:351Length of Gundeck178' 0"Imperial Feet54.2544 Breadth48' 0"Imperial Feet14.6304 Depth in Hold19' 3"Imperial Feet5.7997 Displacement2,700Ton DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentAGMABLength of Gundeck188' 0"Burgos Feet52.3768 (171′ 9″ Imperial)Breadth53' 0"Burgos Feet14.7658 (48′ 5″ Imperial)Depth in Hold25' 0"Burgos Feet6.965 (22′ 10″ Imperial)Draught Aft26' 8"Burgos Feet7.2746 (23′ 10″ Imperial)Armament
1820Broadside Weight = 980 Spanish libre (1057.42 lbs 449.82 kg)AGMAB | Gun Deck | 30 Spanish 36-PounderGun Deck | 30 Spanish 24-PounderGun Deck | 12 Spanish 8-PounderGun Deck | 8 Spanish 6-PounderGun Deck | 4 Spanish 4-Pounder1 Ship Commander
DatesRankNameSource30.6.1820 - 1820Capitán de navíoAGMABService History
DateEventSource
11.8.1817Signed the sell between Russian embasor at Spain Demetrius Pavlovitch Tatischev and the spanish war minister
28.9.1817Left Kronstadt with "future" España (74), Velasco (74), Fernando VII (74), Alejandro I (74) & 3 frigates to Cadiz.
10.12.1817The Russian Squadron arrived to Deal, UK.
21.12.1817At Portsmouth for repairs and supplies.
29.1.1818At Spithead ready to depart to Cadiz waiting for good winds.
4.2.1818Finally the Russian Squadron of 5 Ships of the line and 3 frigates under Rear Adm. Muller, left Portsmouth to Cadiz.
21.2.1818Arrived to Cadiz with España (74), Velasco (74), Fernando VII (74), Alejandro I (74), Reina Maria Isabel (44), Astrolabio (44)
27.2.1818Oficially hand in to the Spanish Royal Navy at Cadiz by Rear Admiral Muller.
1819At Cadiz.
30.6.1820At Cadiz, with only 208 crew. Most of his supplies were used to commission other ships.
1821Out of service, entered at La Carraca, Cadiz.
13.12.1821Public notice of sell at Cadiz.
12.3.1822Sold with Numancia (74), Fernando VII (74) and Alejandro I (74) for 285,000 reales de vellon and Montañes (74) & Velasco