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‘Chart of the Red Sea, from Jiddah, to the Straits of Bab-el-Maneb, Surveyed in the Years 1830, 31, 32 & 33 By Capt.n T. Elvon and Lieu.t H.N. Pinching, and completed in 1833 and 34 by Com.der R. Moresby, Indian Navy. T.G. Carless Lieu.t and Draughts.n I.N. Engraved by J.&C. Walker’
'Proposed Transfers of Aden and Somali Coast to Imperial Government; and of Persian Legation to India'
‘Proceedings of Govt respecting the number of Vessels requisite to be kept up as the Naval Force for the Red Sea & Persian Gulf &c’
'Marine Minutes – Light Ships &c 1864 to 1866 Vol 1'
'Memorandum on the Turkish claim to sovereignty over the eastern shores of the Red Sea and the whole of Arabia; and on the Egyptian claim to the whole of the western shore of the same sea, including the African coast from Suez to Cape Guardafui.'
‘Muskat. His Highness the Imaum of makes certain regulations in regard to vessels putting into his Ports’
‘Egypt. Services rendered by Commander Barker of the Indian Navy, Commanding the Hon’ble Company’s Steamer “Ajdah”, on the occasion of the wreck near Suez of a Steamer belonging to His Highness the Vice Roy of Egypt, and presentation in consequence of a sword to that officer by His Highness, in acknowledgement of those services. –’
[Unidentified maritime scene, probably in Red Sea]
Political No. 198 of 1873, Forwarding Copies of a Letter from Sir Bartle Frere to Earl Granville, Regarding Consulate Arrangements in Jedda and Proposals to Establish Consulates for 'Somali Land' and Ports of the Red Sea
Affairs at Aden and Within its Vicinity, and at the Red Sea Ports
Steam Navigation to Internal and External Communications of India, Volume 8
The Slave Trade between the East Coast of Africa and Various Ports in the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea