3669 [schip op zee]

4116 To Captain Sawyer and Captain Pownall, this view of the Hermione, a Spannish Register Ship is most Humbly Inscribed by their most Obed. Servt. This immensly Rich Prize was taken off Cape St. Vincent, May 31 1762 by his Majestys Frigate the Active and the Favorrite Sloop of War and reckoned worth a Million Sterling. Her Money and Plate was landed at Portsmouth and conveyed to London in Twenty Waggons escorted by a Party of Light Horse; and it is remarkable that the Tower Guns were firing on account of the Birth of the Prince of Wales, as the Waggons were going by St. Jamess Gate. The Hermione was a Spanish Frigate of War of Twenty four Guns, draughtes by an English Builder at Cadiz, and was the Ship that fired several Broadsides into the Antigallican when she lay there, with her valueable French Prize, which was detained by the most unjust Proceedings of the Spaniards

4115 Morning or Sun rising (matin ou Soleil levant)

4114 A represantation of the Engagement between two of his majesty's ships Flamborough capt. Kennedy and Biddeford capt. Skinner of 20 guns and 160 men each and Two French Frigates La Malicieuse of 36 guns and L'Omphale of 32 guns & 300 men each on the 4th april 1760 near the rock of Lisbon to Thomas Orby Hunter One of the Lords Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of Graet Britain. This plate is Humbly inscribed By John Hood

4113 The Gallant Action (off the Isle of Man) where the Brave Capt. Elliot. Defeated stook the Marshall Belleisle. Commanded by the Famous Thurot and two other French ships of the War the 28th february 1760

4171 Rede van Vlissingen (op de voorgrond de zogenaamde Bakkershoofd tegenover de Belgische Loodsen Sociëteit)