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To the Right Honorable... Earl Howe... This representation of his Engagement with the French Fleet on the 1st of June 1794, at the time that two of the French Ships of the Line were sinking (Print)
To Admiral Sir Hyde Parker... His Majesty's Baltic Fleet... The Danish Line of Defence off Copenhagen with... Nelson approaching to the attack...
To Admiral Sir Hyde Parker... His Majesty's Baltic Fleet... The Danish Line of Defence off Copenhagen with... Nelson approaching to the attack... (Print)
To the Right Honorable Horatio Nelson... This Print representing the Approach of ye British Squadron to the Attack of the French... off the Mouth of the Nile on the Evening of the 1st of August 1798.... (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)
Preservation. Cpt Inglefield the Master and Ten of the Crew of the Centaur, in the Pinnace...after being seventeen days at sea arrived at Fayal... (Print)
The Essex East Indiaman in the Morning after the storm with her Signal of Distress to a ship in sight
The Essex East Indiaman in the Morning after the storm with her Signal of Distress to a ship in sight (Print)
The East End of Town (caricature) (Print)
Frigate closed hauled broadside view (Print)
A more Exact Representation of An Affecting Event (which deprived this Country of a brave Officer) than is given in any other History of England whatever. The Gallant and Right Hon. Captain Lord Robert Manners Mortally Wounded, on board the Resolution in the Glorious Victory obtained over the French Fleet, the 12th of April 1782 in the West Indies (Print)
A Bark at Sea (Print)
View of Lord Bridport's Action off l'Orient (Print)
Edward Rotheram Esqr. Captain of His Majesty's Ship Royal Sovereign in the Battle of Trafalgar on the 21st of October 1805 (Print)
To Admiral Sir Hyde Parker... His Majesty's Baltic Fleet... The Danish Line of Defence off Copenhagen with... Nelson approaching to the attack... (Print)
To the Right Honourable Richard Howe...This representation of his Engagement with the French Fleet on the 1st June 1794 at the time of the French Ships of the Line were sinking and their Admiral bearing away leaving in his Lordships possession Two of 80 and Four 74 Gun Ships... (Print)
Lord Nelson engaging the Toulon Fleet off the mouth of the Nile (Print)
To Captain Sir H.B. Neale Bart, of His Majesty's Ship St Fiorenzo the Honble Captain Herbert of the Amelia... This Print representing their Engagement with Three French Frigates & a Gun Vessel aided by a Battery on the Shore, close in with Belleisle April 9th 1799... inscribed by Nicholas Pocock (Print)
To the Memory of the Brave Capt John Harvey... This Print representing the Brunswick and Le Vengeur after the Action on the first of June 1794. The first totally disabled, the latter Dismasted, Water-Logged and Sinking (Print)
To Captain Sir H B Neale...of...St Fiorenzo...Captain Herbert of the Amelia...their Engagement with Three French Frigates & a Gun Vessel aided by a Battery on the Shore close in with Bellisle April 9th 1799... (Print)
Engagement of the English & French Fleets April 19 1782 (Print)
View of Lord Bridport's Action on L'Orient (Print)
Sir GB Rodney's Action on the 12th of April 1782. (Print)
Common Boat; Handsome pleasure Boat; Thames Sculler; The Lord Mayor of London's State Barge launched 1807; Stern of the Lord Mayor's Barge; Deal Barge; Dutchman's Stern (Print)
The Exeter Capt Lestock Wilson Com. A homeward bound East Indiaman Taking a Pilot off Dover... (Not the Exeter The Dutton 1781
The Exeter Capt Lestock Wilson Com. A homeward bound East Indiaman Taking a Pilot off Dover... (Not the Exeter The Dutton 1781 (Print)