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The Turkish frigate Badere Zaffer striking to His Majesty's Ship Seahorse, commanded by Captain Stewart, after an action of 4 hours (Print)
No 3. H.M. Ship Seahorse Captain John Stewart. At daylight on the 6th July 1808 making the Turkish Frigate strike; the Corvette not to be seen, her fate unknown.... (Drawing)
No 1 Sunset. H.M. Ship Seahorse Captain John Stewart. At 6.30 PM 5th July 1808 standing to attack a Turkish Frigate. a Corvette and a Galley (Drawing)
No 2 Moonlight. H.M. Ship Seahorse. Captain John Stewart. At 10.30 PM 5th July 1808. Engaging the Turkish Frigate and Corvette. The Galley making off, and the Corvette blowing up forward (Drawing)
His Majesty's ship Seahorse of 38 guns, commanded by Captn Jno. Stewart, engaging a Turkish Squadron off the Island of Scopolo, on the Night of July 5 1808 Frigate carried 52 guns & 300 men, the Corvette 26 guns & 230 men (Print)
H.M. Ship Seahorse Captain John Stewart, with the Baddere Zaffer in tow, on her passage to Malta (Drawing)
The Turkish frigate Badere Zaffer striking to His Majesty's ship Seahorse commanded by Captain Stewart after an action of 4 hours (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Naval General Service Medal 1793-1840 (War medal)
His Majesty's Ship Seahorse of 38 Guns, commanded by Captn Jno Stewart, engaging a Turkish Squadron off the Island of Scopolo, on the Night of July 5, 1808 (Print)