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Porta Tamandere. The Names of the Ships both of the Dutch and Portuguese Fleet. A. The Portuguese Amiral. B. Their Vice-Admiral. C. The rest of their Ships. D. Three of their Barques. E. Three Carvels, which lay to watch in the Bay. F. The Enemy's Battery. G. The Utrecht, being the Dutch Admiral. H. The Ter Veer. I. The Zealand Vice-Admiral. K. The Over-Ysel. L. Salt-Land Pink. M. The Folden Deer Frigat. N.O. The Leyden Pink, and Unicorn Frigat. P.Q. A Dogger and three Netherland Barques (Print)
To the officers in the Honourable East India Company's service this outline chart intended for their use to prick off a ship's track is most repectfully dedicated by W. Heather. A new edition 1820 revised and corrected by J.W. Norie. With additions to 1824, 5 & 6. (Chart)