250 Eli£. Naval Expeditions, &c. oj the Englifli,
No. of Ships.
Ships.
07 The St. Gabriel.
Burden
Tuns.
280
Guns.
9
Number ofMariners. Soldiers.
25 8o («)
98
Efiayas.
280
9
25
80 (x)
99
St. James.
600
*9
40
60
100
Peter Martin.
200
3 °
3 °
80
10860
466
95 °
4170
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Pat ach es and Zabra? s, commanded by Don Antonio de Mendoza.
IOI
Our Lady del Filar
de Saragojfa. zoo
12
5°
120
102
Knglijh Charity. 180
12
3 6 0)
80
103
St. Andrew, of Scot-land. 150 (z) 12
3°
5 1
104
Crucifix. 15 0
8 (tf )
3°
50
Our Lady of the Port. 150
8P)
8
3°
5°
106
Conception, of Carajfa. 70
3^
So
107
Our Lady, of Beg ova. 70
8
3 b
60
108
Conception de Capitillo. 60
8
3°
60
109
St. Hieronymus. 60
8
3°
60
110
Our Lady of Grace. 60
8
3°
60
111
Conception of FrancisLajlero. 60
8
3°
60
112
Our Lady, of Guadalupe. 60
8
3°
60
HZ
St. Francis. 60
8
3°
60
114
Holy Ghost. 60
8
3°
60
”5
Our Lady, of Frenejda. 60
8
3°
60
116
Zabra, of the 'Trinity. 60
8
3°
60
Il 7
Zabra, of Our Ladydel Castro. 60
8
3°
60
118
St. Andrew. 60
8
3°
60
"9
Conception. 60
8
3°
60
120
Concept, of Sommariba. 60
8
3°
60
121
Santa Clara. 60
8
3°
60
122
St. Katherine. 60
8
30
60
123
St. John de Carajfa. . 60
8
30
60
124
Assumption. 60
8
3°
60
2090
204
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The four Galleasses (5) of Naples, commanded byDon Hugo de Moncada.
125
St. Lawrence, General.
So
T 3°
270
126
Patrona.
5°
112
180
127
Girona.
So
120
170
128
Neopolitana.
5°
ll 5
124
200
477
744
These four Galleasses had Slaves 1200
The
(v) 50. (x) 50. (y) 3°- (*) 150- 0) 18.
(b) 18-
(c) These Galleasses being a Sort of Vesselsnow grown out of Use, it may not be amiss toinform the Reader, that they were a middle Kindbetween Gallies and GaltionSi partaking of theForm and Advantages of both. Their Prows andSterns, like those of Gallies, were provided with
large Cannon, and their Sides winged with threeBanks of Oars; But between the Banks, and like-wise between the single Oars, there were Port--holes furnished with Cannon, after the Mannerof the Gallions. This Sort of Vessels was firstused by the Vmetians in the Battle of Lepanto,and contributed not a little to the Ruin of theTurkish Fleet.