Spanish fleet underway from Cadiz towards Carthagena in June 1730 according to the Dutch magazine Europische Mercurius

This Dutch magazine published all kind of information (for instance political and economical) dealing with was going within Europe. So it becomes possible to get an impression of what was common known within a country of what was going on in their own country and other European countries in their own time. In August 1730 was a list published of the fleet which left the Bay of Cadiz towards Carthagena [Colombia?] on 26 June commanded by rear admiral Don Manoël Lopes Pintado. The following ships were part of that fleet, their original name and that’s of their captains and maestres got a Dutch spelling, but is mostly still recognizable. 

Ships belonging to the crown

Capitana, St. Luis, maestra Gabriël Cordoves Pintado of 1.045 tons, armed with 64 guns and a crew of 504 men.

Almirante, St. Fernando, maestre Joseph de Landa of 1,045 tons, armed with 64 guns and a crew of 509 men.

Warships

St. Carlos, captain Fernando Alvarez la Baz, maestre Joseph Ortis de Escobar of 1,200 tons, armed with 66 guns and a crew of 501 men.

St. Francisco de Assis, captain Joseph Pizanno, meastre Josep Vaz y Llarena armed with 60 guns.

N.S. de Aranzazu, captain Mattheo de la Puente, maestre Franco Antonio Alvarez of 366 tons, armed with 30 guns and a crew of 125 men.

N.S. de la Esperanza, captain?, maestre Antonio de Soza, armed with 12 guns and a crew of 87 men. 

Merchant ships

St. Rafaël y Santo Domingo de Calzada, captain Joseph Fernando Romero, maestre Juan del Rio Herrero of 431 tons, armed with 28 guns and a crew of 80 men.

N.S. del Carmen, St. Guil.o y las Animas, captain and maestre Martin Ruiz Colorado of 324 tons, armed with 28 guns and a crew of 80 men.

El Espiritu Santo y N,S. de. Rosario, captain Joseph Armaolea, maestre Manoël de Egusquisa of 356 tons, armed with 28 guns and a crew of 80 men.

N.S. del Rosario y Santa Isabel, captain and maestre Pedro de Santestevan of 253 tons, armed with 25 guns and a crew of 72 men.

N.S. de los Dolores alias el Rayo, captain and maestre Joseph de la Justa of 373 tons, armed with 26 guns and 78 men.

Jesus Nasareno alias la Paz, captain and maestre Bernabé de St. Gines of 273 tons, armed with 26 guns and 78 men

N.S. del Rosario, St. Franco Xavier y St. Antonio de Padua, captain and maestre Luis Lorazo of 205 tons, armed with 26 guns and a crew of 78 men.

St. Francisco Xavier, St. Miguel y las animas, captain Antonio de Rade, maestre Estevan de Yturria of 227 tons, armed with 22 guns and a crew of 66 men.

N. del Rozario y St. Gaëtano, captain?, maestre Andres de Luzuriaga of 272 tons, armed with 34 guns and crew of 64 men.

La Santissima Trinidad, N.S. del Rozario y St. Joseph, captain?, maestre Miguel Lorenzo de Aguerra of 190 tons, armed with 14  guns and a crew of 46 men.

N.S. del Rozario y St. Christoval, captain Gregorio de Requena, maestre Nicolas de Francia of 232 tons, armed with 18 guns and 52 men.

N.S. de Regla, St. Francisco Xavier y las Animas, captain?, maestre Francesco Joseph Sobrados of 105 tons, armed with 14 guns and a crew of 45 men.

N.S. de la Concepcion y St. Antonio Abad, captain Pedro Golarte, maestre Adrian de Acosta of 309 tons, armed with 26 guns and 78 men.

St. Antonio de Padua alias el Hercules, captain?, maestre Pedro Sacy Sagardia of 174 tons, armed with 16 guns and a crew of 49 men.

N.S. de Loretto y St. Francisco Xavier, captain Augustin Fernandez de Lara, maestre Juan del Asison of 212 tons, armed with 18 guns and a crew of 51 men.

Source

Europische Mercurius, XLI part, vol. 2, July-December 1730. chapter August, Amsterdam, 1731.