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Battle of Malaga 13 August 1704 (Drawing)
The Defeat of the French Fleet by Sir George Rooke & Sir Cloudesley Shovel (Print)
(1) Sr. Cloudsley Shovel beginning the Engagement with (2) the Marquis De Villette, whose Poop is blown up by a Bomb, & his Ship set on fire (3) The Dutch in the Rear closely engag'd (4) Monsr. De Rouver the French Admiral's Second fallen out of the Line, stopping his Leaks. (5) The Count de Toulouse, tow'd off by the Gallies, from the Engagement. Engraved for Hervey's Naval History (Print)
IIe. Position du Combat de Malaga. Entre l'Armee Navale de France, commandee par le Comte de Toulouse et la Flotte combine d'Angleterre et de Hollande, aux ordres de l'Amiral Rooke en 17 - - (Print)
1. Sr. Cloudsly Shovel beginning the Engagement 2. the Marquis De Villette whose Poop is blown up by a Bomb, and his Ship set on fire 3. the Dutch in the Rear closely Engaged 4. Monsr. De Rouver the French Admiral's Second fall'n out of the line, stoping his Leaks. 5. The Count De Toulouse, tow'd off by the Gallies, from the Engagement. (Print)
Defeat of the French Fleet by Sr Cloudesley Shovell August 13th 1704 (Print)
(1) Sr Cloudsley Shovel beginning the Engagement with (2) the Marquis De Villette, whose Poop is blown up by a Bomb & his ship set on fire...Engrav'd for Payne's Naval History Vol III page 126 (Print)
The Engagement of the Confederate Fleet, under Sir George Rook, Sir Cloudesly Shovel...Dutch Admirals Callemburge & Voanderdussen, & that ye French under Their High Admiral the Count de Toulouse...thirteenth of Augt 1704 off of Malaga (Print)
A Sea Fight between Her Majesties Royal Fleet. Commanded by the Right Honble Sr Geor: Rooke Vice Admiral of England &c. and the French Fleet Commanded by the Count de Tholouse in the Mediterranean (Print)
Das See Tressen bey Malaga (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Medal commemorating the action off Malaga 1704, and Admiral de Bourbon Count of Toulouse (Medal)
Memorial medal to Admiral Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, Comte de Toulouse (1678-1737), commemorating the action off Malaga 1704; obverse
Memorial medal to Admiral Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, Comte de Toulouse (1678-1737), commemorating the action off Malaga 1704 (Medal)
The Battle of Malaga, 13 August 1704
The Battle of Malaga, 13 August 1704 (Painting)
IIe Position du Comabt de Malaga. Ente l'Armee navale de France, commandee par le Comte de Toulouse et la flotte combinee d'Angleterre et de Hollande, aux ordres de l'Amiral Rooke en 1704 (Print)
The representation of a Sea Battle at Night (Print)
Sir Cloudesley Shovell's Victory Aug. 13 1704
Sir Cloudesley Shovell's Victory Aug. 13 1704 (Print)
Ive. Position du combat de Malaga. Entre l'Armee Navale de France, commandee par le Comte de Toulouse et la Flotte combinee d'Angleterre et de Hollande, aux ordres de l'Amiral Rooke, en 1704 (Print)
Defeat of the French Fleet by Sr Cloudesley Shovell August 13th 1704 (Print)
1. Sr Cloudsly Shovel begining the Engagement with 2. the Marquis De Villette whose poop is blown up by a Bomb...3. the Dutch...closely Engaged 4. Monsr De Kouver...fall'n out of the Line...5. The Count De Toulouse, tow'd off by the Gallies from the Engagement (Print)
Medal commemorating the capture of Gibraltar and action off Malaga, 1704; obverse
Medal commemorating the capture of Gibraltar and action off Malaga, 1704 (Medal)
Quatuor Maria Viridico... (Print)
A sea Fight between Her Majesties Royal Fleet... and the French... in the Mediterranean (Print)
De Franse vloot verdelgt door de vereenigde Engelse en Staatse Vlooten... (Print)
Medal commemorating the capture of Gibraltar and action off Malaga, 1704; obverse
Medal commemorating the capture of Gibraltar and action off Malaga, 1704 (Medal)