The Naval Chronicle, Том 17James Stanier Clarke, Stephen Jones, John Jones J. Gold, 1807 Contains a general and biographical history of the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom, with a variety of original papers on nautical subjects, under the guidance of several literary and professional men. |
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... anchor or cable on board . It was surprising with what expedition Captain Hood sup- plied her wants ; for notwithstanding the extreme badness of the weather , it blowing very hard , and the sea being very high , he sent out an anchor ...
... anchor or cable on board . It was surprising with what expedition Captain Hood sup- plied her wants ; for notwithstanding the extreme badness of the weather , it blowing very hard , and the sea being very high , he sent out an anchor ...
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... anchor , being then abreast of Cape Sepet , entering the outer harbour . Not having a Pilot on board , or any person acquainted with the Port , I placed two Midshipmen to look out , with night glasses , for the fleet ; but not ...
... anchor , being then abreast of Cape Sepet , entering the outer harbour . Not having a Pilot on board , or any person acquainted with the Port , I placed two Midshipmen to look out , with night glasses , for the fleet ; but not ...
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... anchor , when she tended head to wind , the after part of the keel was aground , and we could not move the rudder . I ordered the launch and cutter to be hoisted out , and the ketch anchor , with two hawsers , to be put in them to warp ...
... anchor , when she tended head to wind , the after part of the keel was aground , and we could not move the rudder . I ordered the launch and cutter to be hoisted out , and the ketch anchor , with two hawsers , to be put in them to warp ...
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... anchor , he found himself under the necessity so to do , from the wind's failing , ( a circumstance so much to be apprehended in this country , ) and to which circumstance I have to regret the want of success in this well intended ...
... anchor , he found himself under the necessity so to do , from the wind's failing , ( a circumstance so much to be apprehended in this country , ) and to which circumstance I have to regret the want of success in this well intended ...
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... anchor again ; and it was perhaps lucky for us we did so , as a hard gale from N. W. continued blowing during that and the two following days . On the 23d the wind was more moderate , and we got fairly out ; but about two P. M. we ...
... anchor again ; and it was perhaps lucky for us we did so , as a hard gale from N. W. continued blowing during that and the two following days . On the 23d the wind was more moderate , and we got fairly out ; but about two P. M. we ...
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