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HCMS Oriente (1740)

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Oriente (1st), 60/64


Details

Former San Jose Merchantman
Nationality Bought
Ordered    
Started    
Named    
Launched ?  
Shipyard ?  
Plans    
Constructor    
Decks 2  
Rate 4th Rates  
Crew 600  
In Service 1740-nov-22  
Out Service 1748  
Fate Returned  

 

Dimensions

Units Lenght Keel Beam Depth Draught Weight Displacement Source
  ?   ?     ?    

 

Armament

Guns Date # lbs # lbs # lbs Fires Source
60 1740 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?  
64 1740 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?  
70 1748               b098

 

 

 

Commanders

1744-feb-22   Captain D. Joaquin Manuel de Villena.  
1748-mm-00   Captain D. Alvaro Cabrera.  

 

Record Service

1740-nov-22 At Cadiz, bought by royal order by the spanish navy.  
1740-nov-00 At La Carraca rebuilt for military usage and renamed Oriente.  
1741-mm-00 Finished and commissioned at Cadiz.  
1744-feb-22 Battle of Cape Sicie  
1744-mm-00 At Cartagena, repaired from the Battle of Cape Sicie.  
1744-mm-00 Commissioned to patrol.  
1746-apr-00 Finished commission.  
1746-mm-00 Repaired and in commission.  
1748-mm-00 At Cadiz.  
1748-mar-14 Left Cadiz to Veracruz with more warships, scorting a convoy of 20-30 merchantmen.1 B098 
1748-mar-18 Action vs british ships of Cotes. B098
1748-mm-00 Returned back to his original owner.  

 

 

Actions & Battles

1744-feb-22 Battle of Cape Sicie
1748-mar-18 Action vs Cotes

 

Notes

Former private merchantman bought by the spanish navy to Sutton & Clonard Company.

  Soberbio (74), Leon (74), Oriente (70), Colorado (70), Brillante (64), Pastora (64), Rosario (60), Xavier (54) and Galga (54) (b098)

Sources

b098 -  "The Navy in the 1739-1748 War", by H.W. Richmond (google books)

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