Great Britain. Admiralty

Books by Great Britain. Admiralty

Total count: 100

• General instructions to be observed by [Captn. Thomas Raines] appointed [Captn. of their Mats. hired ship the Coronation]

  [s.n.]1689-01-01
• The report from the committee appointed to enquire how far the several imprest accountants have passed their respective accountsand to consider of methods for the more effectual and speedy compelling the said accountants to pass their accounts and to obviate all irregularities and unnecessary delays in the same : with the resolutions and orders of the House of Commons thereupon

  Printed for Samuel Keble ... and Henry Clements ...1711-01-01
• The oeconomy of His Majesty's Navy-Officecontaining the several duties of the commissioners and principal officers thereof ... : being the first rules establish'd for them by ... the Duke of York ... and continu'd in force to this day

  Printed for Jonas Browne ..., and Richard Mount ...1717-01-01
• Regulations and instructions relating to His Majesty's service at sea10th ed.

  [s.n.]1766-01-01
• Letters addressed to the Admiralty on the naval and commercial interests of this kingdom ..recommended to the 1st serious attention of the legislature

  Printed for J. Debrett1782-01-01
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  A list of the officers of His Majesty's marine forceswith the numbers of the companies stationed at each of the three head quarters. Also a list of the reduced officers of the said forces; and an alphabetical list of the whole

  Admiralty Office1782-01-01
• Purser's instructions

  [s.n.]1785-01-01
• Proceedings of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, respecting the matters stated in the reports of the Committee of Finance, so far as they relate to the Office of Admiralty

  [s.n.]1799-01-01
• Correspondence relative to the Sandwich Islands1824-1843

  1800-01-01
• By the commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, &cwhereas by His Majesty's commission under the great seal of Great Britain, bearing date the 16th day of June, 1803 ... we ... are required ... to issue ... letters of marque ... to any of His Majesty's subjects ... for apprehending ... ships, vessels and goods, belonging to the Batavian Republic ...

  G. Cooke1803-01-01
• Regulations and instructions relating to His majesty's service at sea

  Printed by W. Winchester & Son1808-01-01
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  Accounts relating to American seamen, prisoners of warand to ships of war, armed vessels, and merchant vessels captured from and by the United States of America since the commencement of the war

  Admiralty1814-01-01
• Copies of returns of the complements of all the ships destined for the North American station, at the time of their sailing from this country, between April and July 1814

  [s.n.]1815-01-01
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  Further papers delivered from the Admiralty relative to the war with America

  Admiralty1815-01-01
• Papers delivered from the Admiralty relative to the war with America

  [s.n.]1815-01-01
• Telegraphic signals for the use of His Majesty's fleet

  [s.n.]1816-01-01
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  Instructions relating to His Majesty's service at sea

  W. Clowes1825-01-01
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  Regulations and instructions for the pursers of His Majesty's ships and vessels2 ed.

  Winchester1825-01-01
• Regulations established by the King in Counciland instructions, issued by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, relating to His Majesty's Service at sea

  J. Murray1826-01-01
• The honble. Board of Admiralty has been pleased to grant the first premium prize of £300 to Richard Widenham ... for the very superior performance of his chronometer at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich ...

  [s.n.]1830-01-01
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