Real Colegio de San Telmo de Málaga (nautical college founded by the Ordenanzas of 1787)

The daughter school of Seville's San Telmo, founded at the request of the Málaga consulado and given its own code eighteen months later. A hundred and fifty boys, orphans of Málaga and Granada preferred, taught mathematics, the nautical faculties, commerce and four modern languages, funded on American silver and on the surplus of the city's own aqueduct, and bound on admission to serve in the Royal Navy or the Indies trade.