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Views in the Gulph of Manar by Samuel Snook 1795 (Chart)
Sketch of part of the Red Sea in HM Sloop of War the Swallow, C. Panton, by Dalrymple 1776 (Chart; Print)
Chart of the coast of Malaya from Po. Panjang, near Junkfeylon, to the southern boundary of Salengore from an English manuscript communicated by Mr Martin Lindsey, to whom this plate is inscribed by His Most obliged A. Dalrymple. Sketch from Salang to Po. Pinang by Lieut. Archibald Blair. (Chart; Print)
Aligator Bay, on the Island Floris, or Mangerye. Laid down from observations in March 1761 by A. Dalrymple (Chart; Print)
Plan of Nancowry Harbour from a survey of Captain Alexander Kyd 1790 (Chart; Print)
(1) View of No. Nassau or Poggy Island, Thos Forrest del, (2) View of No. Nassau or Poggy Island steering between it & Fortune Island, (3) [Fortune Island} (Chart; Print)
CHART of TRIESTE ISLAND Respectfully dedicated To The Hon: Court of Directors by John Hunter Mafter Attendant at Bencoolen May 2 1802 (Chart; Print)
Chart of the harbour of Point de Galle surveyed in January and March 1800 by Capt David Inverarity to whom this plate is inscribed by his most obliged A Dalrymple (Chart; Print)
PLAN of PALUMBANG RIVER from a Dutch MS (Chart; Print)
Plan of Wyle or Wyle Welle Bay on the South Coast of the Island Ceyloan from a MS communicated by Capt Blake (Chart; Print)
A CHART of Po NAYAS in lat 1° 0' N from a MS in the Collection of Capt: Charles Boddam communicated By his SON Charles Boddam Efqr To WHOM This CHART is infcribed by His most obliged A Dalrymple (Chart; Print)
CHART of the Pigot's Track from SE BEEROO to the NORTH POGGY by Robt Torin 1794 To Whom This Plate is inscribed in testimony How much HYDROGRAPHY may be improved by dilligent attention in the ordinary course of Navigation by His most obliged A Dalrymple (Chart; Print)
Views on the Coasts of Arabia and Persia (Chart; Print)
Views on the Coast of Persia and Arabia taken on board the Scorpion by John McCluer 1785 (Chart; Print)
Chart of the Strait of Papra formed by The Ifland Salang, commonly called Junkfeyloan and The Continent. Made by order of Francis Light Esq etc by Archibald Blair 1788. [views by] John Wales. (Chart; Print)
A correct chart of the river and bay of Nagore by Thomas Dibden June 1779 communicated by William Petrie Esq to whom this plate is inscribed A Dalrymple (Chart; Print)
A trigometrical survey of the bay of Coringa by Michael Topping 1789 (Chart; Print)
Views in the Gulf of Persia by John McCluer (Chart; Print)
Views on the Choromandel coast Pl.2 [views by]: Geo Baker, Mr Newland, Ship Tigris 1742, Richd Pinnell, Ship York 1754, Ship Valentine 1768, A Sibbald, British Museum Sloanes Collection, Ship Kempthorne, Ship Susannah, Mr W Herbert, M Topping, R Peirce, Ship Ashburnham 1772 (Chart; Print)
Plan of the city of Alexandria and of the Old and New Ports with a chart of the Road at the entrance of the Old Port shewing the channels thro the reefs extending from Fig Tree Point to the Tower of Maraboo. Surveyed by order of Admiral Bruyes by Capt Barre of the Frigate l'Alceste and Lieut Vidal 1798. (Chart; Print)
Chart of the harbour of Point de Galle. Surveyed in January and March 1800, by Capt. David Inverarity. To whom this plate is inscribed, by his most obliged A.Dalrymple. (Chart)
Plan of Ogliaster Bay on the Island of Sardinia from an English MS in the Hydrographical Office (Chart; Print)
Chart of the track and discoveries of the East India Company's cruizers Panther and Endeavour under the command of Lieut. John McCluer. 1790, 1791 & 1792. (Chart; Print)
Chart of the Island Palawan from observations in the sloop Endeavour in April & May 1774 by James Barton (Chart; Print)
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