La Maynila

La Maynila was a clipper belonging to the Filipino Audax Brotherhood. 
It was built in 1828 in 1828 in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines by Ruben Lungay. It was put into use in 1830 and was captained by David Ochoa. 
In 1838, the leader of the Indian Audax Brotherhood, Samuel Ford needed a ship to take 2 negotiators, Nurhachi Drake and Chaitanya Kumar from Singapore to Hong Kong, China from where they would get to Beijing and meet with Emperor Daoguang. The ship (La Maynila) was sent by Sebastian Craneo and captained by David Ochoa.
In 1843, in Mỹ Tho, Tiền Giang, Vietnam while trying to fight French and Spanish troops, the ship was sunk