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1. A Chart of the British Channel and the Bay of Biscay with a Part of the North Sea and the Entrance of St. George's Channel [Material cartográfico]

-  Material cartográfico impreso -  1794

2. A Chart of the British Channel, Extending from Dover to The Isles of Scilly on the English Coast, and from Cape Gris Nez to the Isle of Ouessant on the French Coast; To which are added a Part of the German Sea, with the Entrance of the Thames, the Banks or Flanders, and the Straits of Dover, also the Bristol Channel, the South West Coast of Ireland, as far as Cape Clear; and Part of the Atlantic Ocean [Material cartográfico] : Laid down from Authentic Surveys, both Printed and Manuscript, from all the Maps and Charts hitherto Published in England, and particularly, in respect to the French Coast, from the Large Topographical Map of France Survey'd by Order of that Government. The whole Regulated according to the Astronomical Observations of both the Kingdoms

-  Material cartográfico impreso -  1794

3. A New and Improved Chart of the Bristol Channel [Material cartográfico] : with the Plans of Tenby and Caldey Roads, Padstow Harbour &c.

-  Material cartográfico impreso -  1794

4. A New Chart of the British Channel [Material cartográfico] : from the Mouth of the Thames to Ushant, and the Scilly Islands

-  Material cartográfico impreso -  1794

5. An Exact Trigonometrical Survey of the British Channel [Material cartográfico] : Including the Mouth of the Thames and Part of the German Sea with the Coast or Ireland from Carnsore Point to the Shannon Mouth

-  Material cartográfico impreso -  1794

6. To the Right Honorable the Master, Wardens and Elder Brethren of The Trinity House, This Chart of the English Channel [Material cartográfico]

-  Material cartográfico impreso -  1794

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