Due to his outstanding valor and performance in battle he was rewarded in 1734 with the title of Marquis of Ovando, was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and was given the command of the "El León", de setenta cañones, where he remained until 1736.
He was rewarded in 1734 with the title of Marquis of Ovando. This was due to his outstanding valor and performance in battle. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. This was due to his outstanding valor and performance in battle. He was given the command of the "El León". This was de setenta cañones. This was due to his outstanding valor and performance in battle. He remained until 1736.