Catalogue description North Atlantic Ocean including North Sea, Greenland Sea and Barents Sea: Europe, North...

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Details of ADM 352/708
Reference: ADM 352/708
Description:

North Atlantic Ocean including North Sea, Greenland Sea and Barents Sea: Europe, North coast: Greenland, East coast: United Kingdom to Svalbard, Spitsbergen, including part of Iceland. Entitled 'A Chart Shewing [sic] Track of His Majesty's Ship Sybille, in company with His Majesty's Ship Princess Caroline, on a cruise for Protection of East Greenland Fishery between 6 May and 18 August 1814 when both Ships returned to Long Hope Sound, ORKNEY ISLANDS. Syille [sic] afterwards to PORTSMOUTH. Pricefs [sic] Caroline to SHEERNESS.', includes one inset: 'A Chart shewing [sic] the Track of His Majesty's Ship Sybille into and out of Hammerfast West Finmark - The Headlands Island, Soundings Ec as Surveyed by M. W. Bain Master July 1814'. Compass indicator magnetic North, orientation to the East. Inset scale: 9½ inches to 25 miles. Also includes one view: 'The appearance of three high islands in coming in'. Chart and inset show coastline, hydrography, anchorages, ships tracks, topography, remarks, and explanatory key including reference to Arnolds Chronometer 1981. Colour manuscript. Watermark: 'James Whatman Tu [Turkey Mills Kent], 1809'. Latitude and longitude indicated. North point with compass indicator. No scale shown. Surveyed by William Bain, Master, July 1814. Endorsed: 'Sybilles Tracks in Northern Seas. Received 21 September 1815' on verso

Note: 92 x 69 cm; Sellotape; Damages to edges; Some repairs with brown paper tape
Date: 1809 Jan 01 - 1815 Dec 31
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department: d32 Ak1
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Access conditions: Open on Transfer
Record opening date: 27 September 2019

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