The natural history of British fishes

Great, or Bony Gar-fish, Esox Osseus (1803)

Great, or Sea Lamprey, Petromyzon Marinus (1803)

Greater Weever, or Sting-bull, Trachius Major (1803)

Grey Gurnard, Trigla Gurnardus (1803)

Gudgeon, Cyprinus Gobio (1803)

Gurnard, sapphirine, Trigla Hirundo (1803)

Gurnard, streaked, Tirgla Lineatus (1803)

Haddock, Gadus Æglefinus (1803)

Hake, Gadus Merluccius (1803)

Holibut, Pleuronectes Hippoglossus (1803)

Indented-striped Wrasse, Labrus Julis (1803)

Lesser Lamprey, Petromyzon fluvialitis (1803)

Lesser Spotted Dog-fish, Squalus Catulus (1803)

Ling, Gadus Molva (1803)

Loche, Cobitis Barbatula (1803)

Lump Sucker, Cycloterus Lumpus (1803)

Lunulated Gilt-head, Sparus Aurata (1803)

Mackarel, Scomber Scomber (1803)

Minow, Cyprinus phoxinus (1803)

Mirror Ray, Raja Miraletus (1803)

Mullet, Mugil Cephalus (1803)

Old Wife Wrasse, Labrus Tinca (1803)

Opah, or King-fish, Zeus Luna (1803)

Pelagic Pipe-fish, Syngnathus Pelagicus (1803)

Pilchard, Clupea Pilcardus (1803)

Piper, Trigla Lyra (1803)

Plaise, Pleuronectes Platessa (1803)

Pogge, Cottus Cataphractus (1803)

Pollack, Gadus Pollachius (1803)

Porbeagle Shark, Squalus Cornubicus (1803)

Ray, rough, Raia Rubus (1803)

Ray’s toothed Gilt-head, Sparus Raii (1803)

Red-eye, Cyprinus erythrophthalmus (1803)

River Bull-head, Cottus Gobio (1803)

Roach, Cyprinus ritulus (1803)

Rubescent Band-fish, Cepola Rubescens (1803)

Ruffe, Perca cernua (1803)

Salvelian Charr, Salmo Salvelinus (1803)

Sand Launce, Ammodytes Tobianus (1803)

Saury, or Skipper Pike, Esox saurus (1803)