Shark (Ship)

Extract from 1804-181[?], from journals of Lt. Peter Brooke, British Navy, 1804-1832 by Peter Brooke( mixd )
in 英语 and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Extracts from his journals, 1804-1832, kept while he was an officer aboard the British ships Pelorus, Shark, Arethusa, Ville de Paris, and Vengeur, including copies of official orders, memoranda on naval affairs, abstracts on actions at sea during the War of 1812, and some drawings, including a pen and ink plan of the battle at New Orleans, at which he was present and wounded.

Papers, 1785-1921 and n.d by John McIntosh Kell( mixd )
in 英语 and held by 1 library worldwide
Family correspondence consisting of letters from Kell to his mother, Marjory Spalding (Baillie) Kell; his wife, Julia Blanche (Munroe) Kell; and his sisters. Beginning in 1841, Kell's letters cover the period of his service in the U.S. Navy. Topics include accounts of cruises; social activities aboard ship and on land; Commodore Matthew C. Perry; the funeral of Commodore Alexander James Dallas; the countryside in the vicinity of Cape Town, South Afrivca; descriptions of Montevideo and Uraguay; and references to President Carlos Antonio Lopez of Paraguay. After 1860, Kell's letters concern his duties with the Confederate Navy, including running the blockade on the C.S.S. SUMTER and the subsequent abandonment of the ship.

Shark( mixd )
in 英语 and held by 1 library worldwide

Journal, 1835-1836 by Frederick A Bacon( 图书 )
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Journal kept by Bacon which records shipboard incidents and observations on places he toured and on museums and historic buildings he visited in Gibraltar, Lisbon, Genoa, Florence, Naples, and Athens.