Armed private 2 400 -- ships and 4 300 -- barks (73) 5 250 -- 19 250-200 -- 19 200-150 -- 24 100-150 -- Pinnaces and 18 of Royal Navy 20-100 -- small craft (83) 65 private -- -- --- Total vessels 180, excluding vessels fitting out. Of these, some 35 were detached or paid off on account of sickness, 145 were present at Calais, 8 were burnt as fireships, leaving 137 in action at Gravelines. Total crews about 14,000 men. Commander-in-Chief Lord Howard of Effingham (Lord High Admiral of England). Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Drake. Rear-Admiral Mr. (afterwards Sir John) Hawkins. 2nd Rear-Admiral Mr. (afterwards Sir Martin) Frobisher. Admiral of Channel Guard Lord Henry Seymour. THE SPANISH FLEET Type of Ship. Name of Ship. Official Guns. Tonnage. Royal galleons (18) San Juan 1,050 50 San Martin 1,000 48 San Luis 830 38 San Felipe 800 40 San Marcos 790 38 San Mateo 750 34 San Juan Bautista 750 34 San Christobal (Castille) 700 36 San Juan el Menor 530 24 Sant’ Jago el Mayor 530 24 La Asuncion 530 24 San Medel y Celedon 530 24 San Felipe y Sant’ Jago 530 24 San Pedro 530 24 Sant’ Jago el Menor 520 24 San Christobal (Portugal) 350 24 San Bernado 350 24 Santa Aña 250 24 Italian galleon (1) San Francesco de Florencia 960 52 Galleasses (4) San Lorenzo 1,000 50 Napolitana 1,000 50 Girona 1,000 50 Zuñiga 1,000 50