DARTMOOR PRISON. (From an old broadside, with notes by one of the prisoners), 297 DARTMOOR PRISONERS OF 1812. (From a copy of a daguerreotype at the Naval Academy, Annapolis), 301 UNITED STATES SLOOP-OF-WAR _ALBANY_ UNDER SAIL. (From the “Kedge Anchor”), 328 A SHIP-OF-WAR’S CUTTER. (From the “Kedge Anchor”), 330 LASHING UP HAMMOCKS. (From the “Kedge Anchor”), 332 A SHIP-OF-WAR’S LAUNCH. (From the “Kedge Anchor”), 334 SAILOR’S MESS-TABLE. (From the “Kedge Anchor”), 337 A TYPICAL BARBARY CORSAIR. (From an engraving by Newton after a drawing by J. Charnock), 342 DECATUR’S SQUADRON AT ANCHOR OFF THE CITY OF ALGIERS, JUNE 30, 1815. (From an engraving by Monger and Jocelin), 349 DECATUR AND THE ALGERIAN, 352 RETURN OF BAINBRIDGE’S SQUADRON FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN IN 1815. (From an engraving by Leney of a drawing by M. Corné), 356 THE ACTION AT QUALLAH BATTOO, FEBRUARY 6, 1832. (From an aquatint by Smith of a drawing made on board the _Potomac_ in the offing), 371 BOMBARDMENT OF MUCKIE AND LANDING OF A FORCE TO BURN THE TOWN. (From an engraving by Osborne in “The Flagship,” published, 1840, by D. Appleton & Co.), 377 “BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER.”--JOSIAH TATTNALL GOING TO THE ASSISTANCE OF THE ENGLISH GUN-BOATS AT PEIHO RIVER. (From a painting, by a Chinese artist, owned by Mr. Edward Trenchard), 383 SCENE OF NAVAL OPERATIONS ON THE PACIFIC COAST, 389 JOHN B. MONTGOMERY. (From a photograph), 392 R. F. STOCKTON. (From an engraving by Hall of a painting on ivory by Newton, 1840), 393 PERRY’S EXPEDITION CROSSING THE BAR AT THE MOUTH OF THE TABASCO RIVER. (From a lithograph designed and drawn on stone by Lieutenant H. Walke, U. S. N.), 395 THE NAVAL EXPEDITION UNDER COMMODORE PERRY ASCENDING THE TABASCO RIVER AT THE DEVIL’S BEND. (From a lithograph designed and drawn on stone by Lieutenant H. Walke, U. S. N.), 399 S. F. DUPONT. (From a photograph), 402 THE TABASCO EXPEDITION ATTACKED BY THE MEXICANS FROM THE CHAPPARAL. (From a lithograph designed and drawn on stone by Lieutenant H. Walke, U. S. N.), 403 SCENE OF NAVAL OPERATIONS IN GULF OF MEXICO, 406