Great Britain. Royal Navy.
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Great Britain. Royal Navy
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Books by Great Britain. Royal Navy.
Total count: 27
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A new list of all the ships and vessels of Her Majesties Royal Navy; when, where, and by whom built, and rebuilt. With their burthen and number of men and gunsprinted in the year1710-01-01
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An estimate of the debt of Her Majesty's Navy on the heads hereafter-mention'd, as it stood on the 30th of September last, ... With observations thereuponPrinted in the year1712-01-01
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Instructions1715-01-01
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Regulations and instructions relating to His Majesty's service at seaprinted in the year1731-01-01
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Purser's instructions.1735-01-01
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The laws, ordinances, and institutions of the Admiralty of Great Britain, civil and military... Interspers'd with dissertations, notes and comments, ... In two volumes. ...printed for A. Millar1746-01-01
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Instructions for the better keeping company with His Majesty's [blank] Captain [blank] Commander1750-01-01
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Sailing and fighting instructions for His Majesty's Fleet1775-01-01
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Instructions for the conduct of the ships of warexplanatory of, and relative to the signals contained in the signal-book herewith delivered.1776-01-01
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All gentlemen sailors, desirous of rendering themselves useful to their country, let them repair on board His Majesty's armed ship the Vigilant, Captain Christian, commander. Where they will be received, and every indulgence given that their merit can entitle them to. The said captain will engage his word of honor, that the persons so entering, shall not be carried out of America without their consent.Printed by James Humphreys, Junr. in Market-Street, between Front and Second-Streets.1777-01-01
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Philadelphia, October 10, 1777.Notice is hereby given, to all seamen and able-bodied landsmen. Desirous to serve the King in the Royal Navy, to repair to the commanding officer of the Delaware Frigate ..Printed by James Humphreys, Junr.1777-01-01
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Being appointed by the Vice-Admiral Viscount Howe, commander in chief of His Majesty's ships employed in North-America, to the command of His Majesty's row-galley [blank] and authorized to procure a number of men to serve in the river and bay of Delaware ...Printed by James Humphreys, Junr.1778-01-01
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His Majesty's ship Liverpool, being hauled off from the wharf, it is expected and ordered, that every man absent from her, do immediately repair on board, or they will be apprehended as deserters.Ten volunteer seamen wanted for the above ship.Printed by James Humphreys, Junior, in Market-Street, between Front and Second-Streets.1778-01-01
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By Commodore Sir George Collier, commander in chief of His Majesty's ships and vessels in North America; and Major-General William Tryon ...Address, to the inhabitants of Connecticut. ... Given on board His Majesty's ship Camilla, in the Sound, July 4th, 1779.Printed by Macdonald & Cameron.1779-01-01
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By Hyde Parker Jun. Esq; commodore of a squadron of His Majesty's ships of war, and Lieutenant Colonel Archibald Campbell ... A proclamation.Whereas the blessings of peace, freedom and protection, most graciously tendered by His Majesty to his deluded subjects of America; have been treated by Congress with repeated marks of studied disrespect ... Given at head quarters at Savannah, this fourth day of January, one thousand seven hundred and seventy-nine ..Printed by James Johnston?1779-01-01
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Steel's original and correct list of the Royal Navyimproved: to which are added their stations, and a list of the ships lost or destroyed ... Corrected to December 31, 1782, ...printed for D. Steel. And sold by the following booksellers, viz. Mr. Breadhower, Portsmouth; Mr. Gillman, Chatham; Mr. Maurice, Plymouth-Dock; M. Haydon and Son, Plymouth; Mr. Harding, Gosport; Mr. Sharp, Deal; Messrs. A. Brown and Son, Bristol, [and 1 each in Yarmouth, Newcastle, Leith, Lynn, Dover and Pool]1782-01-01
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(A copy.) After our hearty commendations. Whereas his Majesty's service doth at this time require a speedy supply of seamen ... We do therefore, ... hereby pray and enjoin you to cause all straggling seamen ... to be taken up ...1782-01-01
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British Navy. On the 1st of June, 1794, one hundred and forty leagues from Ushant, Lord Howe captured the six following French ships of the line... On the fourth oe [sic] June, 1794, Port-au-Prince, ... was taken by Brigadier-General Whyte, ...1794-01-01
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An alphabetical list of the commission officers of His Majesty's fleetwith the dates of their first commissions.1796-01-01
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Signal-book for the ships of warDay and fog. 1796.1796-01-01
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George R. Instructions to the commanders of our ships of war and privateers that have, or may have letters of marque against France, Spain, or the United Provinces. ... Given ... the twenty-fifth day of January, 1798, ...1798-01-01
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1797. 3 May. By Order in Council an Act of Parliament Petty Officers, (except Surgeon's Mates) ... pay to be increased. ...1799-01-01
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Night signals and instructions for the conduct of ships of war1799-01-01
The Victoria's Court Martial'Malta Chronicle Office'1893-01-01
Signals and Instructions, 1776-1794: With Addenda to Vol. 29Navy Records Society1908-01-01-
The Navy list.H.M.S.O.1981-01-01
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Signals and instructions in addition to the general printed Sailing and fighting instructions.B. Leeson1987-01-01