Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Action of 11 March 1727 was a minor naval engagement of the Anglo-Spanish War.On 11 March the brand new Spanish 46-gun fifth rate warship Nuestra Senor Del Rosario was out on trials after just being fully completed. The ship was on a journey bound from Santander to Cadiz. Meanwhile HMS Royal Oak detached on a cruise with the HMS Canterbury from the main body of a Royal Naval squadron reinforcing Gibraltar from a Spanish siege.They sighted the Spanish frigate near the port of Cadiz and gave chase. Soon the Royal Oak caught up, and after a few broadsides the Spanish warship soon surrendered. Canterbury was not able to get up till just as the Spanish surrendered. The prize was carried with the rest of the squadron, which managed to slip past the besieging Spanish forces to relieve Gibraltar on the 13 March."@en }
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- Action_of_11_March_1727 abstract "The Action of 11 March 1727 was a minor naval engagement of the Anglo-Spanish War.On 11 March the brand new Spanish 46-gun fifth rate warship Nuestra Senor Del Rosario was out on trials after just being fully completed. The ship was on a journey bound from Santander to Cadiz. Meanwhile HMS Royal Oak detached on a cruise with the HMS Canterbury from the main body of a Royal Naval squadron reinforcing Gibraltar from a Spanish siege.They sighted the Spanish frigate near the port of Cadiz and gave chase. Soon the Royal Oak caught up, and after a few broadsides the Spanish warship soon surrendered. Canterbury was not able to get up till just as the Spanish surrendered. The prize was carried with the rest of the squadron, which managed to slip past the besieging Spanish forces to relieve Gibraltar on the 13 March.".
- Q4677232 abstract "The Action of 11 March 1727 was a minor naval engagement of the Anglo-Spanish War.On 11 March the brand new Spanish 46-gun fifth rate warship Nuestra Senor Del Rosario was out on trials after just being fully completed. The ship was on a journey bound from Santander to Cadiz. Meanwhile HMS Royal Oak detached on a cruise with the HMS Canterbury from the main body of a Royal Naval squadron reinforcing Gibraltar from a Spanish siege.They sighted the Spanish frigate near the port of Cadiz and gave chase. Soon the Royal Oak caught up, and after a few broadsides the Spanish warship soon surrendered. Canterbury was not able to get up till just as the Spanish surrendered. The prize was carried with the rest of the squadron, which managed to slip past the besieging Spanish forces to relieve Gibraltar on the 13 March.".