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>Yes, - "Galleon of Tauro" is an enigmatic ship... >Sometimes he is even named by a "galley"... > >Capt. Francis Wyvell, Commander of her Majesty's ship >Barfleur at Vigo, [his petition is read] representing >that he was with great charge and hazard of his life >the actual captor of the Dartmouth man of war and >Tauro galley (being as he conceives one third part of >the wealth taken there) and hath had no other reward >for that service but an equal share of the moiety >allowed to captors by the Queen's Declaration of 1 >June 1702, with other Commanders of ships there who >were only assistants : therefore prays that his said >services may be rewarded as the Queen shall think fit. > >From: 'Minute Book: June 1705', Calendar of Treasury >Books, Volume 20: 1705-1706 (1952), pp. 14-19. URL: <a >rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?comp >id=84788&strquery=Tauro">http://www.british-history.ac. >uk/report.aspx?compid=84788&strquery=Tauro</a> Date >accessed: 07 June 2009. > >But there is very little information about him... his >primordial name I did not find so... > >//Sorry to my bad knowledge of English...

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