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G231:1/7 S coast Spain
The southern coast of Spain, from Cadiz to Cape de Palos, and the northern coast of Africa, from Cape Spartel to Cape de Tenez: reduced from the late surveys made by Don Vicente Tofino, &c. Embellished with a view by John Knight Esqr. Rear Admiral of the Blue. (Chart)
G224:4/4 N coast Spain
The northern coast of Spain, from St. Jean de Luz to Cape Finisterre, as surveyed under the orders of the government of Spain, by Don Vicente Tofino, of the Spanish navy. (Chart)
A chart of the coasts of Sussex, Hampshire & Dorset from Selsea Park to Poole Harbour.. embellished with views taken by John Knight Esq Rear Admiral of the White by David Steel London published by P. Steel.. Little Tower Hill 5th Sept 1804 (Chart)
Steel's new chart of the coasts of Great Britain and France &c. Reduced from the original surveys of Rear Admiral John Knight the Grand Trigonometrical Surveys of England and France and the celebrated surveys of Don Vincente Tofino drawn by John Purdy. (Chart)
A survey of the River Thames from London and of the River Medway from Rochester to the Nore published Augt 2nd 1802 by Pene Steel No. 70 Cornhill engraved by George Allen No. 19 Shoe Lane (Chart)
The eastern coast of Spain from Cape de Palos to Cape de Creux with the islands of Majorca, Minorca and Yviza &c from the new Spanish surveys (Chart)
The Bay of Biscay from the latest original executed at the French Depot Marine embellished with views taken by John Knight Esqr. Rear Admiral of the White (Chart)
G225:1/1 Spain & Portugal
Chart of the coasts of Spain and Portugal, from Cape Pinas to the Strait of Gibraltar, constructed and carefully drawn from the most recent observations made by the officers of the French and Spanish navies. (Chart)
Lord Nelson's Last And Most Brilliant Victory. Disposition of the British and Combined Fleets, immediately before the Battle off Cape Trafalgar, Octr 21st 1805 (Print)