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Invincible 74 guns commanded by Sir John Bentley Kt in the years 1749-1752 and of which this drawing was made by his Clerk during the time of St John's command. Sir John commanded the Invincible twice again in the year 1757 until she was lost in 1758 in the month of February she was one of the fleet attached to the fleet expedition against Louisburg under the direction of Adml Boscawen but was lost in turning out of Spithead on a shore in consequence of missing stays Sir John was tried... (Drawing)
To the Rt Honble Lord Viscount Barrington...This Plate...being the exact stern Views of his Majesty's ships Invincible....Ruby...and that of the Isis...(late the Dimant) three of six French Men-of-Warr, taken by the British Fleet, the 3rd of May 1747... (Print)
To the Honble Peter Warren...This plate is most humbly Dedicated...An Exact View of his Majesty's ship Invincible, of 74 Guns, one of the six French men of war taken the 3rd May 1747 by the British Fleet... (Print)
Head of the Invincible (Print)
The Invincible, French 74 Gun Ship, Captured in 1747 (Print)
Stern of the Invincible (Print)
To the Honble Sir Peter Warren...This Plate being the exact View of his Majesty's ships Invincible....\one of the six French Men-of-War, taken by the 3rd of May 1747 by the British Fleet... (Print)
To the Honble Sir Peter Warren... This Plate... Exact View of His Majesty's Ship Invincible..., one of the six French Men of War, taken the 3d of May 1747 by the British Fleet... (Print)
To... Lord Viscount Barrington... This Plate... the exact Stern-Views of His Majesty's Ships Invincible, ... the Ruby... and the Isis (late the Dimant) three of six French Men-of-Warr, taken by the British Fleet, the 3d of May 1747... (Print)
To the Rt Honble Lord Viscount Barrington...This Plate is...the exact Stern-Views of...Invincible...the Ruby...and that of the Isis...(late the Dimant)...taken...3d of May 1747...Lord Anson... (Print)
The Invincible French Ship of War mounting 74 Guns, Captured from France, May 3d 1747, by Vice Admiral Anson & Rear Admiral Vernon
The Invincible French Ship of War mounting 74 Guns, Captured from France, May 3d 1747, by Vice Admiral Anson & Rear Admiral Vernon (Print)