Santa Balbina, 34
Former |
Hillsborough |
EIC |
Nationality |
Captured |
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Ordered |
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Started |
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Named |
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Launched |
1774-jul-23 |
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Shipyard |
Perry, Blackwall |
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Plans |
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Constructor |
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Decks |
1 |
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Rate |
5th Rates |
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Crew |
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In Service |
1780-aug-09 |
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Out Service |
1794 |
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Fate |
Broke up |
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Units |
Length |
Keel |
Beam |
Depth |
Draught |
Weight |
Displacement |
Source |
British ft. |
116'10" |
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35'7" |
14'2" |
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76459/94 BM Tn. |
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Meters |
35.62 |
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10.85 |
4.32 |
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Guns |
Date |
# |
lbs |
# |
lbs |
# |
lbs |
Fires (Kg.) |
Source |
34 |
1780 |
24 |
8 |
10 |
4 |
- |
- |
232 (114) |
b79 |
Commanders
yyyy-mmm-dd |
yyyy-mmm-dd |
Commander's rank and name. |
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Service Record
1780-aug-09 |
Captured at Cape Saint Vincet by Adm. Cordova's fleet. |
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1780-aug-00 |
Entered at Cadiz, set under Spanish Royal Navy service as Santa Balbina. |
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Notes
The Santa Balbina was previously the British East India Company ship "Hillsborough" (s1)
Some spanish sources gave Helbrech as former british frigate, looks like a misspelling.
Sources
"The business of empire: the East India Company and imperial Britain, 1756-1833", H. V. Bowen (s1 - google books)
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