San Ysidro — Spanish 74-gun Third Rate

Generated illustration. Not a historical photograph. Prize ships after a battle. Not a named portrait of the ship.

Overview

San Ysidro (74) is already on the Four Spanish Prizes of Cape St Vincent 1797. Collingwood Cuthbert — Biography in HMS Excellent — 74-gun Third Rate forced her striking on 14 February 1797, in succession with Salvador del Mundo — Spanish 112-gun First Rate.¹

Service

This note covers that capture only. Later British names stay on RESEARCH_QUEUE.

Same rate as HMS Captain — 74-gun Third Rate and HMS Excellent — 74-gun Third Rate.²

Sources

• @knight2005pursuit — pp. 211–230
• @white2005nelson
• @adkin2005trafalgar
• Battle of Cape St Vincent 1797 — Overview

Related

Navigation

• MOC_Ships_Maritime
• Individual_Ships_Index

Same Battle

• Salvador del Mundo — Spanish 112-gun First Rate
• San José — Spanish 112-gun First Rate
• San Nicolás — Spanish 84-gun Third Rate
• Four Spanish Prizes of Cape St Vincent 1797
• HMS Excellent — 74-gun Third Rate
• Córdova José de — Spanish Admiral

Cross-Domain

• Cadiz — Spanish Naval Port
• Age of Sail — Era Overview

Footnotes

1. 74 guns; Excellent forced the striking in succession with Salvador del Mundo: Battle of Cape St Vincent 1797 — Overview. ↩

2. Same rate as British 74s already in the vault. Do not add a launch year or later British name. ↩