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| 2,687,416 pesos in 684
chests and sacks of silver and gold 728 leather bags of cochineal 1,702 leather bags and chests of indigo 139 sheets of copper 682 tanned leather hides 26 chests of earthen vessels 48 chests of vanilla beans 85 chests of gifts 8 earthen jugs of balsam & liquid amber 2 chests with writing desks 40 chests of chocolate and dust of oaxaca 2 chests of bath oil 30 leather sacks of wild cochineal 12 chests of anatto red dye 53 chests of worked silver 14 chests of chinese porcelain 80 bales of lurga of talapa 9 leather sacks of cacao 500 quintales of brazilwood 31 bales of sasparilla |
| As General Ubilla's fleet left Havana harbor, the San Roman as Almiranta brought up the rear as guard vessel. She was heavily armed with 54 cannon, and ballasted at 450 tons. Admiral Don Francisco Salm6n rode on the Roman as second in command of the fleet. When the hurricane struck, the captain of the Roman, D. Juan de Equilaz, tried to keep his Capitana in sight, but the sun was soon blotted out by dark heavy clouds, and huge waves made contact impossible. |
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"Sunken Treasure On Florida Reefs," by Robert "Frogfoot" Weller
For additional information see: "Galleon Hunt," "Shipwrecks Near Wabasso Beach," "Salvaging Spanish Sunken Treasure," "Famous Shipwrecks of the Florida Keys." by Robert "Frogfoot" Weller,
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