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John Roberts Esqr Chairman of the East India Company (Print)
Cape of Good Hope (Print)
PAD0358; Albatross
Albatross (Print)
Passing Beachy Head (Print)
Richard Cosway R A (Print)
Sr James Earle Bart (Print)
Ovington near Brighton (Print)
Small Fishing Ketch (Drawing)
Boat of the N.W. coast of Scotland (Drawing)
A View of the European Factories at Canton
A View of the European Factories at Canton (Painting)
Whampoa Pagoda (Print)
The European Factories At Canton in China...
The European Factories at Canton in China (Print)
South West View of Canton (Print)
'Virginia Water'
'Virginia Water' (Print)
John Latham M.D (Print)
A View of the Commercial Docks at Rotherhithe... (Print)
The Cambria brig, receiving on board the last boatload, from the Kent Indiaman on fire
The Cambria brig, receiving on board the last boatload, from the Kent Indiaman on fire (Print)
Brunswick Dock on the Thames at Blackwall... chiefly intended for the accommodation & protection of ships of the Honble the East India Company... (Print)
An elevated view of the West India Docks
'An Elevated View of The New Docks & Warehouses now constructing on the Isle of Dogs near Limehouse for the reception & accomodation of shipping in the West India Trade...' (Print)
The Fleet of the East India Company, Homeward Bound from China, Engaging and Repulsing a French Squadron, near the Straits of Malacca, on the XVth February 1804
The Fleet of the East India Company, Homeward Bound from China, Engaging and Repulsing a French Squadron, near the Straits of Malacca, on the XVth February 1804 (Print)
PAI7123; An Elevated View of the New Dock in Wapping by William Daniell, 1803
An Elevated View of The New Dock in Wapping (Print)
Port Patrick, Wigtonshire (Print)
Seacombe Ferry, Liverpool (Print)
The Fleet of the East India Company homeward bound from China, under the Command of St Nathanial Dance; engaging and repulsing a French Squadron...near the Straits of Malacca, on the XVth February 1804 (Print)