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The Battle of Quiberon Bay, 20 November 1759
The Battle of Quiberon Bay, 20 November 1759 (Painting)
[Capture of Havana, 1762. Plate 2.] Order of Sailing and Conducting His Majesty's Ships of War and Transports (Print)
[Capture of Havana, 1762. Plate 1.] His Majesty's ships on the Secret Expedition against the Havannah; Down the Old Straits of Bahama in Seven Divisions taken the 2d of June 1762 (Print)
A View of the Island of St Lucie taken Dec 31 1778 by the Honble Admiral Barrington (Print)
This Representation of the Action between the British Fleet under the Command of Vice Admiral Parker and the Dutch Fleet under the Command of Vice Admiral Zoutman on the Dogger Bank the 5th August 1781... (Print)
To George Mackenzie Macaulay...This Representation of the Ship Pitt, in the...East India Company, on her return from China off Dover, ..1787, is...Inscribed... (Print)
His Majesty's Ship Monmouth... Action in the East Indies... the Hero of 74 Guns, and two other French Ships, in the General Engagement of the 12th of April 1782. Trincomalee (Print)
Reduction of Havannah, 1762. His Majesty's Land Forces going in Flat Boats to take possession of the North Gate of the City (Havannah) and Punto Castle, on the 14 of August (1762) Also Two Sloops of War assisting to open the Booms
[Capture of Havana, 1762. Plate 11.] His Majesty's Land Forces going in Flat Boats to take possession of the North Gate of the City (Havannah) and Punto Castle, on the 14 of August (1762) Also Two Sloops of War assisting to open the Booms (Print)
Staten Island from Fort Hamilton. New York 1791 (Drawing)
A View of Gibraltar with Sir George Brydges Rodney coming to its relief and bringing with him five men of war. Part of Don Juan de Langara's Fleet, captured off St Vincent in his way to that Garrison on the 16th January 1780 (Print)
A View of Gibraltar, with Sir George Brydges Rodney coming to its Relief, & bringing with him Five Men of War, Part of Don Juan de Langara's Fleet. Captured off St Vincent in his way to that Garrison, on the 16th January 1780 (Print)
[Capture of Havana, 1762. Plate 6.] Attacking and Taking the Castle and Batteries of Choera, June 11th 1762, By His Majesty's Ship Belleisle the Eccho and Mercury Frigates, and the Lurcher cutter, also the Nottingham Standing off and on, to Assist if ordered (Print)
To George Mackenzie Macaulay Esquire, Alderman of London, This Representation of the Ship (Print)
To George Mackenzie Macaulay...This Representation of the Ship Pitt, in the...East India Company, on her return from China off Dover, ..1787, is...Inscribed... (Print)
The Arrival of Princess Charlotte at Harwich, September 1761
The Arrival of Princess Charlotte at Harwich, September 1761 (Drawing)
A View of the Island of St Lucie taken Dec 31 1778 by the Honble Admiral Barrington (Print)
Battle of the Glorious 1st of June 1794 (Drawing)
A Bomb Ketch in the Sound (Print)
[Capture of Havana, 1762. Plate 9.] Entring the Breach of the Moro Castle, by storm, the 30th of July 1762... also a View of His Majesty's Ship Alcide & a Number of Flat Boats mann'd & arm'd (Print)
The Representation of His Majesty's Ship Mediator of 44 Guns... Bearing down at Sunrise, on the 12th of December 1782, to Attack Five Sail of the Enemy (Print)
The Representation of His Majesty's Ship Mediator of 44 Guns... Bearing down at Sunrise, on the 12th of December 1782, to Attack Five Sail of the Enemy (Print)
[Capture of Havana, 1762. Plate 3.] Engaging and taking the Spanish Frigates Phenix... and Thetis... with 2 Brigs by His Majesty's Frigate Alarm... 3d of June 1762 (Print)
To Sir Thomas Stanhope... Marine Forces... Fleet before Belleisle... near Locmaria Point 1761, ) shows Swiftsure, Essex and Hampton Court (Print)
A View of the Port of La Trinite and all the North Side of Martinique, Taken by the Right Honble Augustus Hervey Febry the 11th 1762 (Print)