In the 15th century, this city became the base of the Spanish Treasure Fleet.
One plan to lift the siege of this city failed when General La Peña refused to support General Graham at the Battle of Barrosa, where Graham nevertheless destroyed much of Claude Victor's besieging army. In 1820, Rafael Riego and other army officers initiated a mutiny in this city, which ultimately forced Fernando VII to adopt liberal reforms and began the "Trienio liberal." During the Peninsular War, the regional, anti-French juntas formed a central Cortes in this city, which came up with the liberal Constitution of 1812. In the 15th century, this city became the base of the Spanish Treasure Fleet. A famous attack on this city was described as "singing the King of Spain's beard." For 10 points, name this Andalusian port city that was raided by Sir Francis Drake.
One plan to lift the siege of this city failed when General La Peña refused to support General Graham at the Battle of Barrosa, where Graham nevertheless destroyed much of Claude Victor's besieging army.
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