The natural history of British fishes

Alpine Charr, Salmo alpinus (1803)

Anchovy, Clupea encrasicolus (1803)

Angel shark, Squalus Squatina (1803)

Basse, Perca labrax (1803)

Bib, Gadus Luscus (1803)

Black Goby, Gobius Niger (1803)

Bleak, Cyprinus Alburnus (1803)

Blenny, smooth, Blennius Pholis (1803)

Bream, Cyprinus Brama (1803)

Brill, Pleuronectes Rhombus (1803)

Burbot, Gadus lota (1803)

Carp, Cyprinus Carpio (1803)

Chub, Cyprinus Jeses (1803)

Clupea alosa, young, White Bait (1803)

Coal Fish, Gadus Carbonarius (1803)

Cod, five-bearded, Gadus Mustella (1803)

Cod, three-bearded, Gadus Tricirratus (1803)

Common Cod-fish, Gadus Morhua (1803)

Common Gar-fish, Esox belone (1803)

Common Perch, Perca Fluviatilis (1803)

Common Pike, Esox Lucius (1803)

Common Sturgeon, Acipenser Sturio (1803)

Conger Eel, Muræna Conger (1803)

Cyclops Flounder, Pleuronectes Cyclops (1803)

Cyprinus Barbus, Barbel (1803)

Dab, Pleuronectes limanda (1803)

Dace, Cyprinus Leuciscus (1803)

Diminutive Sucker, Cyclopterus Montagui (1803)

Doree, Zeus, Faber (1803)

Dragonet, gemmous, Gallioyumus Lyra (1803)

Electric Ray, Raja Torpedo (1803)

European Atherine, Atherina Hepsetus (1803)

Father Lasher, or Sea Scorpion, Cottus Scorpius (1803)

Fifteen-spined Stickleback, Gasterosteus spinachia (1803)

Fishing Frog, or Common Angler, Lophius Piscatorius (1803)

Flounder, Pleuronectes Flessus (1803)

Flying-fish, Exocoetus Volitans (1803)

Gattorugine Blenny, Blennius Gattorugine (1803)

Goldfinny, Labrus Cornubiensis (1803)

Grayling, Salmo Thymallus (1803)