Spanish SquadronEWIKI Order of Battle of the Spanish Armada, 6 September 1639 (Orden de Batalla en media Luna). Total is 75 ships. Dates are now NS.
Name guns (squadron/type/commander etc.) - Fate
Santiago 60 (Castile) - Capitana Real or Royal Flagship. Escaped into Dunkirk, 1 November 1639 San Antonio (pinnace) (Masibradi) - Driven ashore 31 October San Agustin (pinnace) (Martin Ladron de Guevara) - Driven ashore 31 October Santa Teresa 60 (Portugal) - Don Lope de Hoces, commander. Destroyed in action 31 October San Jeronimo San Agustin (Naples) - Vice-Admiral. Driven ashore 31 October, sunk 3 or 4 days later El Gran Alejandro (Martin Ladron de Guevara) - Taken by the Dutch Santa Ana (Portugal) San Sebastian Santa Catalina (Guipuzcoa) - Driven ashore 31 October San Lazaro San Blas (Masibradi) - Driven ashore 31 October San Jerónimo (Masibradi) - Burnt in the Downs 31 October San Nicolas Santiago (Castile) - Burnt off Dover on the night of 2 November San Juan Bautista (Guipuzcoa) - Sunk 31 October Esquevel 16 (hired Dane) - Captured 28 September San Jose (Dunkirk) Los Angeles (Castile) - Driven ashore 31 October Santiago (Portugal) - Driven ashore 31 October Delfin Dorado (Naples) - Driven ashore 31 October San Antonio (Naples) - Driven ashore 31 October San Juan Evangelista (Dunkirk) El Pingue (hired ship) - Sunk in the Downs 31 October San Carlos (Masibradi) San Nicolas (Masibradi) San Miguel Orfeo 44 (Naples) - Lost on the Goodwin sands 31 October San Vicente Ferrer (Dunkerque) San Martin (Dunkerque) Nuestra Senora de Monteagudo (Dunkerque) - Escaped into Dunkirk 1 November Santiago 60? (Galicia) - Captured 31 October ? (flag of Masibradi) - Captured 28 September, retaken same day, escaped to Dunkirk, 1 November, wrecked 4 days later Santo Tomas (Martin Ladron de Guevara) - Driven ashore 31 October Nuestra Senora de Luz Santa Clara San Gedeon (Dunkerque) San Jacinto San Carlos (Dunkerque) - Sunk 31 October Santo Cristo de Burgos (San Josef) - Lost off the French coast 31 October San Paulo (Masibradi) San Miguel La Corona (hired ship) La Presa or San Pablo La Presa (Castile) San Esteban (Martin Ladron de Guevara) - Captured 31 October San Pedro de la Fortuna (hired ship) - Driven ashore but got off, 31 October Los Angeles (hired ship) Aguila Imperial La Mujer Santo Domingo de Polonia (hired Polish ship) - Driven ashore 31 October San Jose (flagship of Vizcaya) - Captured 31 October San Salvador (flagship of Dunkirk) - Escaped into Dunkirk 1 November São Baltasar (Vice-Admiral of Portugal) - 800 tons. Back at Lisbon in 1640 San Francisco 50? (Rear-Admiral of Dunkerque) - Escaped into Dunkirk 1 November San Pedro el Grande (flagship of Ladron de Guevara) Santiago (Martin Ladron de Guevara) Jesus Maria (pinnace) San Pedro Martir (urca) (hired ship) - Driven ashore 31 October Fama (Urca) (hired ship) - Driven ashore 31 October Santa Cruz (Masibradi) San Daniel (Guipuzcoa) - Driven ashore 31 October San Juan Evangelista (hired ship of Hamburg) - Driven ashore 31 October Santa Agnes (frigate) (Naples) - Stranded but got off, 3 November Grune? (Castile) - Driven ashore, 31 October 1639 Santa Teresa (Saetia) (Castile) - Taken by a French privateer 31 October Exchange (hired English transport) - All 8 English transports put into Plymouth 13 September, and reached the Downs 22 October, where they were detained Peregrine (hired English transport) Assurance (hired English transport) 5 other hired English transports