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'Belleisle' towed to Gibraltar, 24 October 1805 (Print)
This View of his Majesty's Ship Shannon hove too, & cooly waiting the close approach of the American Frigate Chesapeak who is bearing down to the Attack... (Print)
Action in Sagone Bay 1st May 1811, 1/2 past 6 o'clock PM (Print)
Situation of His Majesty's Ship Bellisle, Wm Harwood Esqr Captain, with the Naiad Frigate, Captain Thos Dundas, taking her in Tow at the close of the Action off Trafalgar 21st October 1805
'Belleisle' at the close of the Action off Trafalgar, 21 October 1805 (Print)
Commencement of the Action between H M Cutter Entreprenante... with four French Privateers... under the fire of Castle Ferro, between Malaga & Cape de Gatt, on the 12th Decr 1810 (Print)
To the Captains, Officers & Crew of His Majesty's Ships Pomone, Captain Barrie, Unite, Captain Chamberlayne & Scout Brig, Captain Sharpe...Representing the Squadron...towing into Sagone Bay to attack a French Squadron...under protection of the Batteries, Martello Tower, &c 1st May 1811... (Drawing)
To Captain Jahleel Brenton... This Plate of His Majesty's Ship Spartan having defeated the French Squadron, takes possession of the captured Brig Sparviere 3 May 1810 (Print)
Northfleet Hope, 1755. The Old School. Old East Indiaman at Northfleet Hope
Northfleet Hope, 1755. The Old School. Old East Indiaman at Northfleet Hope (Print)
To Captain Jahleel Brenton... This Plate of His Majesty's Ship Spartan attacking the French Squadron in the Bay of Naples on the 3d day of May 1810 (Print)
Plate 1st His Majesty's Ships Dictator, Pendragon, Calypso & Flamer entering the Passage of Mardoe on the Coast of Norway, at the time the Podargus which was leading, run aground, July 6th 1812... by Geo Andrews (Print)
To the Right Honble Viscount Nelson... The Magnanimous Attack on El Muros Fort and Town, by His Majesty's Frigate La Loire.. which were taken on the 4th of June 1805 (proof) (Print)
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the start of the action (9am) (Print)
His Majesty's Cutter Entreprenante... having engaged... the Enemy's Privateers... under the protection of Castle Ferro on the 12th Dec 1810 (Print)
His Majesty's Cutter Entreprenante... having engaged... the Enemy's Privateers... under the protection of Castle Ferro on the 12th Dec 1810 (Print)
To Captain Jahleel Brenton... This Plate of His Majesty's Ship Spartan having defeated the French Squadron, takes possession of the captured Brig Sparviere 3 May 1810 (Print)
Folkstone & Mail Steam Packet in 1850 (Print)
To the Rt Honble Lord Viscount Nelson... This Print representing the sinking of... Arrow.. and the Acheron leading away L' Hortense.. 4th Feby 1805 off Cape Palos (Print)
To the Rt Honble Lord Viscount Nelson... This Print of the... gallant defence made by... Arrow.. and... Acheron.. against... L' Hortense and L'Incorruptible.. 4th Feby 1805 off Cape Palos (Print)
To the Right Honble Viscount Nelson...The Magnanimous Attack on El Muros Fort and Town, by...Frigate La Loire..4th of June 1805. This Print is Dedicated... (Print)
His Majesty's Cutter Entreprenante, P Williams, Lieut...having engaged for four hours & a half...were after repeated attempts to board repulsed with considerable loss...towed under the protection of Castle Ferro, on the 12th Decr 1810...Proof (Print)
Alexander Davison, member of legislature Council of Quebec (Print)
Commencement of the Action between His Majesty's Cutter Entreprenante, P Williams, Liuet...with four French Privateers...under the fire of Castle Ferro, between Malaga & Cape De Gatt, on the 12th Decr 1810... (Print)
Nelson's Glory. To the British Nation this Plate is most respectfully Dedicated... (Print)
Situation of His Majesty's Ship Bellisle, Wm Harwood Esqr Captain, with the Naiad Frigate, Captain Thos Dundas, taking her in Tow at the close of the Action off Trafalgar 21st October 1805
'Belleisle' at the close of the Action off Trafalgar, 21 October 1805 (Print)