Journal kept on board HMS FORMIDABLE.

Journal kept on board HMS FORMIDABLE, kept by William Ross, 5 Aug-10 Dec 1790

ID:	WEL/26
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Wellcome
Date made:	1790-01-01 - ?; 1790-08-05 - 1790-12-10
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Wellcome (Manuscript) Extracts from the French authors Duhamel and Bouguer on shipbuilding. (Manuscript) (WEL/1) Shipbuilding papers: Captain Forrest's proposal for using the tripod mast. (Manuscript) (WEL/2) Report on an expedition against England by Spain. (Manuscript) (WEL/3) Sailing directions, chiefly for the Mediterranean. (Manuscript) (WEL/4) Notebook on gunnery, as taught on HMS EXCELLENT, by William Simmons. (Manuscript) (WEL/5) Italian treatise on manoeuvres. (Manuscript) (WEL/6) Standing orders for Royal Marines embarked on board HMS DREADNOUGHT. (Manuscript) (WEL/8) Lecture notes on practical navigation. (Manuscript) (WEL/9) Sir George Collier's reports on the settlements of the Gold coast and slave trade. (Manuscript) (WEL/10) Documents relating to naval stores. (Manuscript) (WEL/12) Out letterbook of HMS RIFLEMAN and JASEUR. (Manuscript) (WEL/13) Letterbook of Captain Henry Boys on the West Indies Station. (Manuscript) (WEL/14) Out letterbook of HMS BRUNSWICK. (Manuscript) (WEL/15) Decorated address presented to the Chairman of Lloyds. (Manuscript) (WEL/16) Logbook of HMS SANS PAREIL and HMS CENTURION. (Manuscript) (WEL/17) Logbook of HMS MAIDSTONE. (Manuscript) (WEL/18) Logbooks of HMS ACTIVE. (Manuscript) (WEL/19) Logbooks and journal of HMS ROYAL WILLIAM. (Manuscript) (WEL/20) Logbooks for HMS ALERT. (Manuscript) (WEL/21) Logbooks of HMS LONDON, ALERT, NEREUS and SHEARWATER. (Manuscript) (WEL/22) Logbook of HMS ACTIVE, DUKE OF WELLINGTON, TAMAR and COLLINGWOOD. (Manuscript) (WEL/23) Logbook of HMS BACCHANTE. (Manuscript) (WEL/24) Logbook of HMS ST VINCENT, CALEDONIA and REVENGE. (Manuscript) (WEL/25) Journal kept on board HMS FORMIDABLE. (Manuscript) (WEL/26) Logbook of HMS DIADEM, ANDROMEDA, ROYAL OAK, DUKE OF WELLINGTON and REVENGE. (Manuscript) (WEL/27) Logbook of HMS QUEEN. (Manuscript) (WEL/28) Report on the slave trade and letter. (Manuscript) (WEL/29) Lieutenant William Rivers notes on Lord Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar. (Manuscript) (WEL/30) Ships' magazine, HMS BARROSA. (Manuscript) (WEL/31) Rules and regulations to be observed by students at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth. (Manuscript) (WEL/32) An account of the sufferings of Thomas Ashton, John Armourer and Richard Pelham late. (Manuscript) (WEL/33) Bye-laws for the regulation of Ramsgate Harbour. (Manuscript) (WEL/34) John David Rolt's commonplace book,entitled 'Any Thing No.2.' (Manuscript) (WEL/35) Diaries recording the work of St. Andrews Waterside Mission, 1887-1905. (Manuscript) (WEL/36) Journal from London to Genadendal in South Africa, 1837. (Manuscript) (WEL/37) Journal of a voyage from Suez to Suakim and overland. (Manuscript) (WEL/38) Logbook of the Antarctic relief ship TERRA NOVA. (Manuscript) (WEL/39) Diary of Richard Joyce. (Manuscript) (WEL/40) Narrative and logbook of the yacht SYREN. (Manuscript) (WEL/41) Logbook of the East India Company ship BRIDGEWATER. (Manuscript) (WEL/42) Journal of a voyage from Whitehaven to Virginia on board the ship ESTHER. (Manuscript) (WEL/43) Logbook of the ships RELIANCE, QUEEN, ST VINCENT, HOWE, IMPREGNABLE and CAMPERDOWN. (Manuscript) (WEL/44) Logbook of the ship ROYAL GEORGE. (Manuscript) (WEL/45) Logbook of the East India Company ship PRINCESS OF WALES. (Manuscript) (WEL/46) Logbook of the East India Company ships EARL OF HARDWICKE, NORTHUMBERLAND, OWEN GLENDOWER, MONARCH, CARNATIC, VERNON and PRINCE OF WALES. (Manuscript) (WEL/47) Logbook and journal of the ship BENSON. (Manuscript) (WEL/48) Narrative and logbook of the yacht SYREN (Manuscript) (WEL/49) Page from the book of works. (Manuscript) (WEL/50) Signal book. (Manuscript) (WEL/51) Signal book. (Manuscript) (WEL/52) Coast signal book. (Manuscript) (WEL/53) Signals for the landing in Egypt. (Manuscript) (WEL/54)

Journal kept on board HMS FORMIDABLE.

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