Spanish Fleet
Under Admiral Don José de Córdoba on his flagship Santísima Trinidad. The Spanish were in no particular order.
- Santísima Trinidad, 130, flag of Admiral Don José de Córdoba – Badly damaged, 200+ casualties
- Purísima Concepción, 112, flag of Admiral Morales de los Ríos
- Conde de Regla, 112, 9 dead, 17 wounded
- Mexicano, 112, flag of Admiral P. De Cárdenas, Cpt. F. de Herrera – 25 dead, 46 wounded
- Príncipe de Asturias, 112, flag of Admiral J. Moreno; captain A. De Escaño – 10 killed, 19 wounded
- Salvador del Mundo, 112, Captain D. A. Yepes – Captured, 42 killed, 124 wounded
- San Josef, 112, flag of Admiral Francisco Xavier Winthuysen – Captured, 46 killed (including the admiral), 96 wounded
- San Nicolás, 80, Cpt. T. Geraldino – Captured, 144 killed, 59 wounded
- Neptuno, 80, Cpt. J. L. Goicoechea
- Atlante, 74, Cpt. G. Vallejo
- Bahama, 74, flag of Admiral D. de Nava
- Conquistador, 74, Cpt. J. Butler
- Firme, 74, Cpt. B. Ayala
- Glorioso, 74, Cpt. J. Aguizze
- Oriente, 74, Cpt. J. Suárez
- Infante Pelayo, 74, Cpt. C. Valdés
- San Antonio, 74, Cpt. S. Medina
- San Domingo, 74, Cpt. M. De Torres
- San Fermín, 74, Cpt. J. De Torres
- San Francisco de Paula, 74, Cpt. J. De Guimbarda
- San Genaro, 74, Cpt. A. de Villavicencio
- San Ildefonso, 74, Cpt. R. Maestre
- San Juan Nepomuceno, 74, Cpt. A. Boneo
- San Pablo, 74, Cpt. Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros
- San Isidro, 74, Cpt. T. Argumosa – Captured, 29 killed, 63 wounded
- Soberano, 74, Cpt. J. V. Yáñez
- Terrible, 74, Capt. F. Uriarte
- Frigates, etc.
- Ceres, 34
- Atocha, 34
- Diana, 34
- Matilda, 34
- Mercedes, 34
- Perla, 34, Cpt. J.A. Pareja
- Santa Brígida, 34
- Vigilante (brig), 12
- Armed merchantmen (urcas)
- Asunción, 28
- San Justa, 18
- San Balbino, 20
- San Paulo, 20
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