San Pascual, 70/74
San Pascual Bailon
Details
| Nationality | Spanish |  |
| Ordered | ||
| Started | ||
| Named | ||
| Launched | 1766 | |
| Shipyard | Guarnizo | |
| Plans | Francisco Gautier | |
| Constructor | Francisco Gautier | |
| Decks | 2 | |
| Rate | 3rd Rates | |
| Class | Nepomuceno | ? |
| System | French | |
| Crew | 450 | |
| In Service | 1766 | |
| Out Service | 1797 | |
| Fate | Broke up |
Dimensions
| Units | Length | Keel | Beam | Depth | Draught | Weight | Displacement | Source |
| Burgos ft. | l (m.) | k (m.) | b (m.) | d (m.) | d (m.) | w (Tn.) | D (Tn.) |
Armament
| Guns | Date | # | lbs | # | lbs | # | lbs | # | lbs | Fires | Source |
| 70 | 1766 | ? | 24 | ? | 18 | ? | 8 | ? | lbs | lbs (Kg.) | |
| 74 | 1783 | ? | 24 | ? | 18 | ? | 8 | ? | lbs | lbs (Kg.) |
Commanders
| 1779-mm-dd | yyyy-mm-dd | Commodore D. Ignacio Ponce. | |
| 1781-mm-00 | yyyy-mm-dd | Captain D. Luis Francisco Varona. | |
| 1783-jul-00 | yyyy-mm-dd | Captain D. Jeronimo Bravo. |
Officers
| 1781-mm-dd | yyyy-mm-dd | Commodore D. Buenaventura Moreno y Zavala's flagship. | |
| 1783-jan-00 | 1783-mm-00 | Admiral D. Juan de Langara's flagship. |
Service Record
| 1779-jun-00 | 1st Campaign of the English Channel. | |
| 1779-sep-00 | Entered at Cadiz at the end of the campaign. | |
| 1780-mm-00 | Siege of Gibraltar. | |
| 1780-aug-09 | Captured a british convoy under Adm. Cordoba's fleet near Azores Islands. | |
| 1781-jul-22 | Left Cadiz for the Campaign of Menorca. | |
| 1781-aug-18 | Siege & assault to Menorca. | |
| 1783-jan-00 | At Cadiz, ready to depart for the Jamaica Campaign, later suspendet by the peace. | |
| 1783-jul-13 | Left Cartagena to Argel under Adm. Barcelo's squadron. | |
| 1783-aug-00 | Siege & assault to Argel. | |
| 1783-mm-00 | Left to Istambul with Triunfante (74) for peace signature. | |
| 1796-sep-00 | At Cartagena, to be broke up or sold. | |
| 1797-mm-00 | At Cartagena, finally broke up with Velasco (74). |
Actions & Battles
| 1783-aug-00 | Assault to Argel |
Notes
Second ship of the Nepomuceno Class.
Sources (research by Santiago Gomez)
Juan. M. Castanedo Galán, "Guarnizo, un astillero de la Corona".
Juan Alsina Torrente, "Una guerra romántica, 1778-1783".
Antonio Ferrer del Río, "Historia del reinado de Carlos III en España", Tomo III.
Nemesio Mercapide Compains, "Crónica de Guarnizo y su Real astillero"