Width: 483 mm Text: 330 mm

The Battle of Culloden April 16th: 1746 This view of the glorious victory obtained over the rebels, then his Majesties army commanded by His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland drawn up in three lines; the front consisting of six battallions of foot,the second of five, the third was a body of reserve, composed of four. Part of the Highland Army is here represented as furiously attempting with swords & targets to break in upon the left of the Dukes front line where their Rashnefs met with its deserved chastisement from the fire and bayonets of barrels & munro’s intrepid regiments. The right wing of the Rebels being cover’d by a stone wall, Kerr & Cobham’s Dragoons under Hawley & Bland are describ’d as pafsing through a breach that had been made for them in it, to attack the rear of the Rebels, wch put them into immediate confusion. Kingstons Horse wheel’d off at the same time by the right of ye Kings Forces & falling on the left of the Rebels met our Dragoons in their center on which began the total rout of those disturbers of the Publick Repose. London; Printed for Robert Eilkingson. 58. Cornhill, and Bowles & Carver, 69. St. Pauls Church Yard.