130 mm barrel. rescued in 1970 from a wreck that was found next to the Santa Catalina cemetery. This cannon belongs to one of the French ships that sank in the early morning of April 18 1692 the \"Assuré \" or the \"Le Sage \". These two ships were part of the squadron of 16 ships under the command of Vice Admiral Victor Marie D`Estrées that left Toulon in the direction of Brest to be part of the fleet that under the command of Admiral Tourville intended to invade England and restore James to the throne. III not arriving on time and being the defeated admiral. The cast iron cannons of different calibers that are found scattered around the Royal Walls of Ceuta come from this wreck.