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To the Right Honorable Earl Spencer... This Plate representing His Majesty's Ship Glatton..... attacking a French Squadron consisting of six Frigates, a Brig & a Cutter, on the night of the 15. July 1796 (Print)
The Battle of Dogger Bank, 5 August 1781 (Print)
To Admiral Earl Howe... This View of their gaining the Wind of the Enemy's Fleet on the Evening of the 29th of May 1794 which led to their Splendid Victory on the 1st of June following (Print)
Capture of La Pique a French Frigate, by His Majesty's Frigate La Blanche commanded by Captn Robt Faulknor who gloriously fell in the Action.... off Guadeloupe, Jany 5, 1795 (Print)
PAH7902; This Portrait of His Majesty's Ship Glatton... shewing her situation after defeating the French Squadron, on the night of the 15th July 1796 by Robert Dodd
This Portrait of His Majesty's Ship Glatton..... shewing her situation after Defeating the French Squadron, on the Night of the 15th July 1796 (Print)
This Portrait of His Majesty's Ship Glatton..... shewing her situation after Defeating the French Squadron, on the Night of the 15th July 1796 (Print)
Le Droits de L'Homme, a French 74 Gun Ship, ... attacked by his Majesty's Frigates the Indefatigable & the Amazon on the 13th & 14th January 1797
Le Droits de L'Homme, a French 74 Gun Ship, ... attacked by his Majesty's Frigates the Indefatigable & the Amazon on the 13th & 14th January 1797 (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Destruction of Le Droits de L'Homme... at Daybreak as forced on shore by the two Frigates in Audierne Bay near Brest, with the Indefatigable... throwing up rockets as Signals to her consort the Amazon which was wrecked (Print)
Capture of La Seine.. This Action commenced in a running fight, between La Pique and La Seine.. and the Jason coming up run between & received the fire of the Enemy (Print)
Capture of La Seine.. This Action commenced in a running fight, between La Pique and La Seine.. and the Jason coming up run between & received the fire of the Enemy (Print)
To Sir Michael Seymour Bart, this View of his first Action when commanding his Majesty's Ship Amethyst capturing the French Frigate Thetis on the 10th Novbr 1808... inscribed by... Robt Dodd (Print)
A View of His Majesty's Ship Mediator... attacking Five Sail of the Enemy on the 12th of Decr 1782... Captured the Menagere and the Alexander (Print)
This View of his Majesty's Ship Eurotas under jury Masts, on the morning of the 26th Feby 1814 on the point of coming up with the Imperial French Frigate La Clorinde (Print)
Situation of his Majesty's Frigate Eurotas Captain Phillimore, on the Night of Feby 25th 1814 after defeating the French Imperial Frigate La Clorinde (Print)
PAG8868; Defense of Captain Pearson in His Majesty's ship, Serapis.
Defence of Captain Pearson in 'Serapis', 23 September 1779 (Print)
A lugger (Print)
La Droits de L'Homme a French 74 Gun Ship... attacked by his Majesty's Frigates the Indefatigable & the Amazon on the 13th & 14th January 1797 (Print)
Battle of Trafalgar, rear division attack
Battle of Trafalgar, Rear Division...attack on the combined Fleets of France & Spain by the British Fleets under the command of the Illustrious Lord Nelson... (Print)
Battle of Trafalgar, Van Division...attack on the combined Fleets of France & Spain by the British Fleet under the command of the Illustrious Lord Nelson... (Print)
Attack on the Danes before Copenhagen... the British Fleet... commencing Action with the Danish Line... (Print)
Attack on the Danes before Copenhagen To Vice Admiral Lord Nelson...This View, representing...on the British Fleet...commencing the Action with the Danish Line... (Print)
The Dutch Fleet Defeated, on the Afternoon of the 11th October 1797, shewing the Flag Ship of Admiral de Winter dismasted...with Views of the other Prizes... (Print)
A British Frigate, on a Foreign Station (Print)
To Admiral Earl Howe... This View of their gaining the Wind of the Enemy's Fleet on the Evening of the 29th of May 1794 which led to their Splendid Victory on the 1st of June following (Print)