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The Lion Man of War at Anchor in Margate Roads (Print)
The Right Honorable Alexander Lord Bridport, Admiral of the White, &c (Print)
View of Admiral Lord Nelson's Squadron bearing down to Attack the Line of Defence before Copenhagen Aprl 2nd 1801. The Danish Force consisted of six sail of the Line and 11 Floating Batteries Bomb Ships Schooners and Gun Vessels: Flank'd by the Batteries of the Crown Islands mounted with 88 pieces of Cannon and four sail of the Line moor'd in the Harbours mouth (Print)
The Active Privateer passing Tilbury with a fresh Breeze (Print)
The Royal Sovereign Admiral Cornwallis sailing with a Squadron and Convoy for the West Indies, with a Brisk Gale (Print)
A Sloop criusing off the Coast of Kent (Print)
View of Admiral Lord Nelson's Victory over the Danes, before Copenhagen, April 2nd 1801.... (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
A Representation of the Gallant Action on the 14 January 1797 between... Frigates Indefatigable and Amazon with the Droits de l'Homme a French 74 (Print)
Tom Truelove's Knell (Print)
A Frigate chasing a Privateer off Antwerp (Print)
View of Admiral Lord Nelson's Victory over the Danes, before Copenhagen, April 2nd 1801. After a desperate Engagement of 4 hours the whole of the Danish line to the Southward of the Crown Islands consisting of seventeen Sail was Taken, Burnt or Sunk
View of Admiral Lord Nelson's Victory over the Danes, before Copenhagen, April 2nd 1801. After a desperate Engagement of 4 hours the whole of the Danish line to the Southward of the Crown Islands consisting of seventeen Sail was Taken, Burnt or Sunk. The British Sqadron in Action consisted of nine Sail of the Line four Frigates two Gun Vessels, Bombs, &c (Print)
The Bellasarius Transport sinking March 7th 1796. Having run aboard the Royal Sovereign she immediately sunk, by which event near 200 soldiers & seamen were lost (Print)