THE

NAVAL HISTORY

OF

GREAT BRITAIN,

FROM THE

Declaration of cuar

BY FRANCE, IN FEBRUARY 1793,

TO THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE IV. IN JANUARY 1820.

By WILLIAM JAMES.

A NEW EDITION,

WITH CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING

DIAGRAMS

OF ALL THE PRINCIPAL ACTIONS.

Vérité sans peur.

IN SIX VOLUMES.-VOL. V.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR HARDING, LEPARD, AND CO.

PALL-MALL EAST,

VOL, V.

ERRATA.

13

Page 1, line 2, from bot., for No. 15. read No. 16. 6

after 23d read of February 12

for ship read ships
35, head-line

for AND read ar
53, line 19, from top, dele , if we are rightly informed,
66 11

for were given read received
78 9

for Charles read William 102 13, from bot., after steering read nearly 121 11

after Amethyst read (of same force as San

Fiorenzo, vol. iv. p. 176) 122 3, from top, after Thetis read (of same force as Minerve,

vol. iv. p. 335) 143 10

for superseded read relieved 184 6

for might read should 246 4

for relating to read magnifying
259 6

for Argus read Angas
311 bottom line, for Nos. 10 and 11 read Nos. 11 and 12
312

for No. 12 read No. 13
318

for See Appendix No. 13. read See french

extract at the back of leaf containing the

ERRATA to this volume.
336 line 6, from bot., for Robert Mark read Alexander Robert
360 7, from top, for brailing read clewing
449 20, from bot., after certain that, read although,
18

for ; but we believe read , yet
452

16, from top, for 18 read 16
453 4

dele again
456 13, from bot., for previous read previously
484 18, from top, for William read Wentworth
492 9

for Cartaret read Carteret

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