A description of the sands, shoals, buoyes, beacons, roads, channels, and sea marks on the coast of England: from the southforeland to Flamborough head, being furnished with new & exact droughts of the sands, acording to the said descriptions / by John Seller, hydrographer to the Kings most excellent Majestie, and are to be sold by him at the Hermitage staires in Wapping.
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- A description of the sands, shoals, buoyes, beacons, roads, channels, and sea marks on the coast of England: from the southforeland to Flamborough head, being furnished with new & exact droughts of the sands, acording to the said descriptions / by John Seller, hydrographer to the Kings most excellent Majestie, and are to be sold by him at the Hermitage staires in Wapping.
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- Seller, John, fl. 1658-1698.
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- London :: [J. Seller?,
- 1671?]
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Contents
- title page
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A DESCRIPTION OF THE
- Sands, Shoals, Rocks, and Dangers; The Bayes, Roads, Harbours, Rivers, Ports, Buoys, Beacons, and Sea-Marks,
&c. upon the Coasts ofEngland, from theSouth-Foreland toFlambrough-head. - Shewing the Courses and Distances from one Place to another: The Set∣ting of the Tydes and Currents: The Ebbing and Flowing of the Sea. With Directions for the bringing a Ship into any Harbour on the said Coasts.
- Being furnished with New and Exact Draughts, Charts, and Descripti∣ons of every Harbour; gathered from the Experience and Practice of divers Able and Expert Navigators of our English Nation.
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A short Description of the River of Thames,from London-Bridgeto the Point of the Hope:Shewing the Shelves and Dangers in each Reach. -
A Description of the Sands, Shoals, Buoys, Beacons, and Sea-Marks on the Coast of
England, fromThames -Mouth toFlambrough-head. - Blyth-Sand.
- Hole-Haven-Scarrs.
- The Chapman.
- Middle-Ground.
- The Nower and Buoy.
- The Cant.
- Shooberry-Ness.
- Black-Tayl.
- The Warp.
- The Shooe and Beacon.
- Middle-Ground and Buoy.
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The
Middle-Middle-Ground. -
The
Whitaker and Beacon. -
The
Burey and Buoy. -
The
Gunfleet and Buoy. -
The
Heaps. -
The
Andrews. -
The
Altar. -
The
Ridge. - The Rowling-Grounds.
- The Platters.
- West-Rocks.
- The Cork.
- The Cutler.
- The Middle-Ground.
- The Onion.
- The Sledway.
- The Whiting.
- Bawdsey-Sand.
- The Shipwash.
- Alborough-Knapes.
- Bernard.
- The Sea-Horse, or Newcome.
- St. Matthews-Sand.
- The Holms of Yarmouth.
- Scroby.
- New-warp.
- The Overfalls.
- Bounses.
- Haseborough-Sand.
- The Lemon.
- The Orrey.
- Blackney-Sand.
- Pole and Piper.
- Burnham Flats.
- Pearls-Hole.
- New-Bank.
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The Sands and Shoals in Lin-Deeps. - A Description of the Sands, within the HUMBER.
- The Banks that lie off in the Sea.
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A Description of the Sands, Shoals, Buoys, Beacons, and Sea-Marks up∣on the Coast of
England, from the Buoy of theNower toDover. -
The
Flats. -
The
Gilman. -
The
Spaniard. -
The
Red-sand and Buoy. -
The
Oaze-edge and Buoy. -
The
Spile. -
The
Buoy of the Woolpack. -
The
Buoy of the Spell. -
The
Hook. - Middle-ground at the Cliff-end.
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The
Horse. -
The
Buoy of the Searn. -
The
Wedge. - Marget-Sand.
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The
Colborn. -
The
White-Dike. -
The
Querns. -
The
Brake. -
The
Goodwin. -
The
Fatts. -
The
Galloper. -
The
Gabard. - Kentish-Knock.
- Pan-Sands.
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The
Girdler. -
The
Long-Sand. -
The
Shivering-Sand. - Knock-John.
- The Sunk.
- East-Barrows.
- West-Barrows.
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The
Mouse.
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The
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Directions for Sayling into all the Harbours on the East Coast of
England, from theDowns toFlambrough-Head; Shewing the Marks for bring∣ing a Ship to an Anchor in any of the Roads and Harbours on the said Coast: The Depth and Soundings amongst the Sands.- Directions for the Mouth of the River.
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Directions for sayling from Tilbury-Hopedown to the Buoy of the Nower. -
Directions to sayl from the Nowerto the northward through the Swin. -
Other directions for the Swin,and so through the Kings-Channelto∣wards the Downs. -
To sayl unto Cowenand Malden-Water. -
Directions to sayl into Harwichcoming from the southwards. -
Other Directions for Harwichcoming from the Northwards. -
Other directions to sayl into Harwich. -
To sayl out of Harwich. -
To know Bawdsey, Oasly,and Al∣terton-Churches. -
To sayl out of the Sledwayto the North-Foreland. -
To sayl out at the back-side of the Gunfleet. -
To sayl by the Nazeto the Northwards. -
To sayl clear of Alborough-Knapes. -
To sayl to the westward of the Whiting-Sand. -
To run in to the Eastward of the Whiting. -
Directions from the Buoy of the Buxeydown to the Kings-Channel,and from thence to the Northwards. -
From the Sonkto the Long-Sand,and so to the North-Foreland. -
To sayl alongst the Coast by Albo∣rough, Dunwich,and Covehith. -
To sayl within the Banks of Yarmouth. -
To sayl into Yarmouth-Roadthrough the Holms. -
To sayl from Yarmouththrough the Sands. -
To sayl by Wintertonness. -
To sayl from Orfordnessto Leystaffthrough the Stamford. -
To sayl through Yarmouth-Roadsto the Northwards. -
Directions for St. Nicholas-Gatand Yarmouth-Road. - Marks of the Channel are as follows.
- Yarmouth-Road.
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Directions for sayling from the Buoy of the Nowerover the Flats,and through the Narrowinto the Downs. -
The Mark to Ride in Marget-Road. - The Gore.
- Westgate-Bay.
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Directions to sayl from Margaret-Roadto the North-Foreland,and the Marks for both Channels in the Downs. -
To sayl through the Gulls.
- Sands, Shoals, Rocks, and Dangers; The Bayes, Roads, Harbours, Rivers, Ports, Buoys, Beacons, and Sea-Marks,
- advert for nautical aids