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Bleeding Neptune or A Scotch Experiment!! (caricature) (Print)
An English Sailor at a French Eating House (caricature) (Print)
John Bull, making a Naval Enquiry (caricature) (Print)
Captain Cla--nce taking Command of the Ship British Constitution (caricature) (Print)
Jack Junk's Opinion of the French Language (caricature) (Print)
How a Great Admiral with a Great fleet went a Great way, was lost a Great while, saw a Great sight - & then came home for a little water (caricature) (Print)
Commanders Engaged at Sea (caricature) (Print)
The Indignant Tar (caricature) (Print)
A Naval Enquiry with a Naught-ical Explanation (caricature) (Print)
A Nautical Impromptu (caricature) (Duke of Clarence) (Print)
The Bell Weather and the Bell-Hanger or the Chesunt Blacksmith, a true Story (caricature) (Print)
The Virginia Fishing Smack !!! (caricature) (Print)
A Peep into Saldanha Bay or Dutch Perfidy Rewarded (caricature) (Print)
Boney beating Mack - and Nelson giving him a Whack!! Or the British Tars giving Boney his Hearts desire, ships colonies and commerce (caricature) (Print)
A Messenger from the Nile. Agreable News for the Directory - or - The runaway Admirals unexpected Arrival (caricature) (Print)
A Naval Enquiry with a Naught-ical Explanation (caricature) (Dundas) (Print)
The Delegates in Council or Beggars on Horseback (caricature) (Print)
Sweet Poll of Plymouth (caricature) (Print)
Northern bears taught to Dance (Print)
Foreign Amusements or the British Lion on the Watch (caricature) (Print)
Arming John Bull to Fight the Buggoboos!!! (caricature) (Print)
Things as they were, 1757. Things as they are, 1827 (caricature) (Print)
This Scene in the most Glorious Engagement that ever Dignified the Naval Tactics of Great Britain, by Admiral Lord Nelson on the 1st of August 1798 off the mouth of the Nile, is taken in the heat of Action just before the Orient Blew Up
This Scene in the most Glorious Engagement that ever Dignified the Naval Tactics of Great Britain, by Admiral Lord Nelson on the 1st of August 1798 off the mouth of the Nile, is taken in the heat of Action just before the Orient Blew Up (Print)
View of the Telegraph erected on the Admiralty Office Charing Cross in Feby. 1796 By an officer on duty (Print)