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AMPHION 1780
Inboard profile plan
AMPHION 1780
Deck, Orlop
AMPHION 1780
Deck, Quarter & Forecastle
AMPHION 1780
Lower deck plan
AMPHION 1780
Frame
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the 'Bellona' captured (Print)
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the end of the action (Print)
Capture & Destruction of Four Spanish frigates, Octr 5th 1804
Capture & Destruction of Four Spanish frigates, Octr 5th 1804 (Print)
To the Captains Hoste, Whitby, Gordon and Hornby... This View of their commencing an Action with the combined French and Italian Squadrons close to the Island of Lissa in the Gulf of Venice, 13th March 1811... (Print)
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the start of the action (9am) (Print)
To the Officers, Seamen & Marines of His Majesty's Ships Amphion, Cerberus, Volage & Active, This Plate represents...blowing up of the French Commodore, off the Island of Lissa, in the Adriatic, on the 13 March 1811
To the Officers, Seamen & Marines of His Majesty's Ships Amphion, Cerberus, Volage & Active, This Plate represents...blowing up of the French Commodore, off the Island of Lissa, in the Adriatic, on the 13 March 1811 (Print)
AMPHION 1780
Lines
AMPHION 1780
Upper deck plan
AMPHION 1780
Lines
Four frigates capturing Spanish treasure ships, 5 October 1804
Four frigates capturing Spanish treasure ships off Cape Santa Maria, Portugal, 5 October 1804 (Painting)
Sir Graham Moore's Action, Octr 5th 1804
Sir Graham Moore's Action, Octr 5th 1804 (Print)
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the end of the action (Print)
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the 'Bellona' captured (Print)
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the 'Bellona' captured (Print)
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the start of the action (9am) (Print)
To the Officers, Seamen & Marines of His Majesty's Ships Amphion, Cerberus, Volage & Active, This Plate attacking The United French & Italian squadron...Island of Lissa, in the Adriatic...13 March 1811 (Print)
To The Right Honourable Charles Yorke, First Lord of the Admiralty &c.&c...British Line after Wearing to renew the Action...Enemy passing under the Amphion's Stern and raking her...engaging the Cerberus, Active and \Volage...
The Battle of Lissa, 13 March 1811; the British line after wearing to renew the action (Print)