File:HM Frigate Ariadne leaving St Helena, in July 1830 escorting HEIC ships RMG PY8462 (cropped).jpg

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English: The Honourable East India Company's Ship Inglis (1812)... leaving St Helena, in July 1830 In Company with H.M. Frigate Ariadne (1816) and the H.C.Ships Windsor (1818), Waterloo (1816), Scaleby Castle (1807), General Kidd, Farquharson (1820) & Lowther Castle

Hand-coloured. The 'Ariadne' shown here will be the the 20-gun vessel of 1816.
Inscription: The Honourable East India Company's Ship Inglis... leaving St Helena, in July 1830 In Company with H.M. Frigate Ariadne and the H.C.Ships Windsor, Waterloo, Scaleby Castle, General Kidd, Farquharson & Lowther Castle Sheet: 430 x 592 mm; Mount: 607 mm x 836 mm

Box Title: Sailing Ships 1812-1825.
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Source http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/148409
Author Edward Duncan; William John Huggins
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