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fought both of them for the next hour, having her mizzen mast shot away, and her rigging badly damaged. Valdés, who had already been wounded twice during the battle, was hit in the head and neck by falling debris from the collapsing mizzenmast and lost consciousness. He was taken below to be treated,
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Lines were quickly passed between the ship and shore, and rafts were constructed to take men off the stricken ship. One raft made several trips to and from the shore, until it capsized, drowning several men. Over the next few days the remaining men, including the wounded
Captain Valdés, were taken
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was initially isolated from the main fighting, though she joined in an attempt later in the day to come to the aid of
Villeneuve's flagship. Instead she became trapped and engaged by two British ships and, after fighting for over an hour, surrendered. She was taken in hand by a British prize crew,
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at 5.10 pm, becoming the last of the combined fleet to surrender. Accounts of her casualties vary but they appear to have been relatively light, with 38 to 42 dead and 42 to 47 wounded. She had by now been isolated from the rest of the fleet, and may have surrendered due to declining morale as a
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and being wrecked. The battered mainmast collapsed on 22 October, smashing through the captain's cabins below the poop, crushing to death
Spanish paymaster Diego de Soto as he slept, and killing one of the British prize crew. Now completely dismasted the crew struggled to shore up the decks to
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but two days after the battle a sortie by some of the survivors from the battle succeeded in retaking her. She was towed towards a friendly port but, already badly damaged in the battle, was caught up in the powerful storm that struck the area and ran aground. Her crew were evacuated, and
413:. By 1805 she had been fitted with 36-pounders to replace the 24-pounders on her lower deck, while the 18-pounders on her upper deck had been replaced by 24-pounders; with additional guns added to her quarterdeck and forecastle, she had twelve 8-pounders and eighteen
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Strong easterly winds prevented CĂłrdoba from making port at Cadiz, and his ships were scattered to the west, before they could make sail back to the
Spanish coast. As they approached Cadiz on 14 February his fleet was tracked down off
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was initially the rearmost ship of the combined fleet as it sailed southwards, but as the
British approached on the morning of 21 October, Villeneuve formed the line of battle and ordered it to come about heading northwards, with
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lost her fore topmast, the foretop, foreyard and foreshrouds, followed by her main topmast and the main stay. Valdés' successor, Somoza, was also wounded, and First
Lieutenant Antonio Miranda took command.
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put to sea on 1 February 1797 with the rest of CĂłrdoba's fleet, consisting of 27 ships of the line, twelve frigates, one brig and several smaller craft. They sailed from
Cartagena and passed through the
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made a sortie from Cadiz with some of the more seaworthy ships that had escaped the battle, in an attempt to retake some of the captured prizes. Cosmao's squadron consisted of two French 80-gun ships,
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was not the only ship to suffer this fate, a number of the captured
British prizes were scuttled or left to be wrecked, while several of the ships that had accompanied Cosmao's sortie were lost. The
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1005:, trapped there by the British blockade. The remaining ships were seized by the Spanish after they entered the war against France in 1808. One of the French ships taken was the 80-gun
589:, but had failed to carry out any attacks on the British colonies in the Caribbean. The fleet, hotly pursued across the Atlantic by Nelson, had been intercepted by another fleet under
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was launched at Ferrol in 1795. There then followed a period of fitting out and carrying out sea trials during 1796, after which she was assigned to the
Spanish Mediterranean fleet at
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s long range fire caused little damage. At 2 pm
Dumanoir brought the van around and headed south to support the beleaguered centre, trying to fight his way through to Villeneuve's
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and launched in 1795. She entered service in time to support an attempt to unite with a French force and land troops in England, but the Spanish fleet under Admiral
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After spending several months there, watched by the blockading British fleet under Nelson, Villeneuve decided to put to sea in mid-October. Valdés prepared
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in tow at 3.30 am the next day, and at daylight work began to clear away the wreckage of battle. As the storm rose, the towline snapped, putting
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herself was soon in trouble; at 4 pm she was cut off by the two rear-most ships of Nelson's weather column, the newly arrived 74-gun ships
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in tow, while the Spanish crew rose up and took back their ship. The British prize crew were sent below to work the pumps, while
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surrendered to her, but was driven on shore on 26 October and wrecked. Cosmao managed to retake only one other prize aside from
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against Britain and her allies. The Spanish Navy was assigned to support the
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made anchor in Cadiz Bay. During the night the storm rose again, and
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now the lead ship of the van. She was ahead of the 74-gun French
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and prevent her from escaping. A boarding party of 48 men from
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1038:, Seaforth Publishing, Barnsley, 2023. ISBN 978-1-5267-9078-1.
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result. The British had been aiming high, in order to disable
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at Trafalgar, painted by JosĂ© Roldán y MartĂnez, Sevilla, 1847
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served with the Spanish Navy until being broken up in 1820.
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prevent them from collapsing, and tried to jury rig sails.
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for sea, and the fleet sailed from Cadiz on 19 October.
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that followed, during which the Spanish were defeated.
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was based at Ferrol, under the command of Captain Don
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class was overseen by Julián MartĂn de Retamosa, and
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was intercepted and engaged by a British fleet under
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s surrender. Valdés was undergoing treatment in the
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282:. She fought with the Franco-Spanish fleet in the
160:182 ft 9.6 in (55.717 m) (gundeck)
601:, after which Villeneuve withdrew to Ferrol and
479:, safely escort a convoy of four urcas carrying
350:on 21 October. As the leading ship of the line,
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1545:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1805
1438:Trafalgar: The Men, the Battle, the Storm
1296:Trafalgar: The men, the battle, the storm
1280:Trafalgar: The Men, the Battle, the Storm
1229:Trafalgar: The Men, the Battle, the Storm
1209:Trafalgar: The Men, the Battle, the Storm
393:launched in 1798, which fought alongside
327:joined the fleet in her attempt to reach
1293:Craig, Phil; Clayton, Tim (2012-06-07).
778:and submitted his sword to her captain,
16:For other ships with the same name, see
1884:Nuestra Señora de la SantĂsima Trinidad
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609:, with him, hoping to rendezvous with
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2171:Ships of the line of the Spanish Navy
1497:. Barnsley, UK: Seaforth Publishing.
976:came up, and being unable to resist,
937:dragged her anchors and ran onshore.
851:, and two Spanish ships, the 100-gun
513:to take the gunboats into Algeciras.
401:originally carried thirty 24-pounder
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1419:Trafalgar: The Biography of a Battle
1363:Trafalgar: The Biography of a Battle
1348:Trafalgar: The Biography of a Battle
683:. With Dumanoir in the attempt were
286:, and was wrecked in its aftermath.
495:was detached with the 74-gun ships
370:was built at the Royal Dockyard at
244:Poop deck: 2 Ă— 4-pdr and 2 Ă— 3-pdr
193:23 ft 10 in (7.26 m)
170:49 ft 4 in (15.04 m)
1436:Clayton, Tim; Craig, Phil (2005).
687:and four French ships, the 80-gun
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424:Overall work on the ships of the
2186:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean
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659:was fired upon by the 64-gun
611:the French Rochefort squadron
593:that had been positioned off
521:remained at Algeciras, while
817:in danger of running onto a
359:broke up in the heavy seas.
510:Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
487:to Cadiz, and then sail to
453:planned invasion of Britain
440:. Shortly afterwards Spain
32:Spanish ship Neptuno (1795)
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2176:Maritime incidents in 1805
1440:. Hodder & Stoughton.
713:fought her way through to
525:sailed to rejoin CĂłrdoba.
409:and six 8-pounders on her
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1478:. London: Vintage Books.
1459:. Conway Maritime Press.
641:Pierre Dumanoir le Pelley
579:Pierre-Charles Villeneuve
533:by a British force under
449:French Revolutionary Wars
339:by a British fleet under
321:Battle of Cape Finisterre
317:Pierre-Charles Villeneuve
308:did not take part in the
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575:Cayetano Valdés y Flores
559:Cayetano Valdés y Flores
374:as the name ship of the
238:Quarterdeck: 12 Ă— 8-pdrs
97:Wrecked, 23 October 1805
1757:August (unknown date):
1455:Goodwin, Peter (2005).
1402:. London: Aurum Press.
1378:The Trafalgar Companion
1176:The Trafalgar Companion
1161:The Trafalgar Companion
1143:The Trafalgar Companion
1121:The Trafalgar Companion
998:made it back to Cadiz.
693:, and the 74-gun ships
438:José de Córdoba y Ramos
298:José de Córdoba y Ramos
119:General characteristics
2046:April (unknown date):
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1474:Mostert, Noel (2008).
1333:The Ships of Trafalgar
1265:The Ships of Trafalgar
1191:The Line Upon the Wind
1095:The Ships of Trafalgar
921:harassed the British,
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241:Forecastle: 6 Ă— 8-pdrs
1938:San Francisco de Asis
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1278:Clayton & Craig.
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959:San Francisco de Asis
860:San Francisco de Asis
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549:Approach to Trafalgar
2161:Ships built in Spain
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1417:Adkins, Roy (2004).
1394:Adkin, Mark (2007).
961:, in Cadiz Bay. The
845:, the 74-gun French
459:Alliance with France
276:French Revolutionary
18:Spanish ship Neptuno
2181:Shipwrecks of Spain
1612:Earl of Abergavenny
469:Strait of Gibraltar
348:Battle of Trafalgar
284:battle of Trafalgar
111:Battle of Trafalgar
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397:at Trafalgar. The
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1504:978-1-5267-9078-1
1485:978-0-7126-0927-2
1409:978-1-84513-018-3
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2166:1795 ships
2155:Categories
1920:Bucentaure
1890:Redoutable
1813:Barracouta
1770:Boddington
1720:HMCS
1552:Shipwrecks
715:Bucentaure
706:Mont Blanc
690:Formidable
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543:the action
411:forecastle
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198:Propulsion
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2016:HMS
1995:HMS
1984:HMS
1965:Britannia
1926:Intrépide
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1811:HMS
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1789:HMS
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661:HMS
647:Trafalgar
477:Gibraltar
473:Algeciras
434:Cartagena
419:carronade
390:Argonauta
206:Sail plan
2104:Hercules
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2077:Calcutta
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2036:11 Mar:
2014:30 Nov:
2004:21 Nov:
1997:Woodlark
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1975:Atalante
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1833:Dispatch
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923:Hermione
911:Hortense
907:Cornélie
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866:Cornélie
807:Minotaur
796:magazine
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776:Minotaur
761:Minotaur
725:Minotaur
703:and the
675:flagship
569:By 1805
523:Terrible
504:Terrible
384:Montañés
229:80 guns:
224:Armament
86:Launched
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1972:3 Nov:
1962:1 Nov:
1949:Monarca
1932:Neptuno
1866:Berwick
1843:Achille
1809:3 Oct:
1760:Minerva
1733:Orestes
1708:5 Jun:
1671:Francis
1650:Liberty
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1640:Seagull
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603:Corunna
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325:Neptuno
306:Neptuno
290:Neptuno
270:of the
263:Neptuno
257:Neptuno
175:Draught
130:Neptuno
127:80-gun
75:Builder
67:Ordered
61:Neptuno
38:History
2018:Pigeon
2007:Betsey
1914:Aeneas
1661:Imogen
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668:Africa
663:Africa
613:under
519:Bahama
498:Bahama
485:Málaga
415:obuses
379:-class
372:Ferrol
310:battle
294:Ferrol
265:-class
246:obuses
152:Length
132:-class
80:Ferrol
2116:Sally
2087:Ceres
1986:Biter
1860:Aigle
1750:Pigmy
1739:Sarah
1701:Calpe
1681:Nancy
1602:Arrow
1574:Raven
1563:Doris
1023:Notes
925:took
902:Argus
896:Furet
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483:from
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329:Brest
201:Sails
144:1781
102:Notes
2142:1806
2129:1804
2110:Iris
2092:HMS
2066:Asia
1955:Rayo
1748:HMS
1499:ISBN
1480:ISBN
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978:Rayo
963:Rayo
955:Rota
919:Rhin
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94:Fate
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