Plan of the City of Carlisle with the Position of the Batteries Erected by the Duke of Cumberland

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	map type:- Smith 1746 map 2
	Town plan, A Plan of the City of Carlisle with the Position of the Batteries Erected by the Duke of Cumberland, Cumberland, scale about 12.5 inches to 1 mile, by G Smith, engraved by T Jefferys, published by E Cave, St Johns Gate, London, 1746 Edward Cave, under the pseudonum Sylvanus Urban, published the Gentleman's Magazine.
	(example Carlisle Library : ZBC912.1)
	map feature:-	streets
	inscription:-	printed lower left, baroque cartouche A PLAN / of the CITY of / Carlisle / with the position of the BATTERIES erected by the / D. of CUMBERLAND. / as also / those of the GARRISON. / from the first appearance of the Rebels till the / Surrender of that City to his Royal Highness / to whom it is most humbly dedicated / by G. Smith.
	inscription:-	printed lower left T. Jefferys sculp.
	inscription:-	printed bottom Publish'd according toAct of Parliament May ye 28 1746 Printed for E. Cave at S. Johns Gate
	wxh, sheet:-	50x38.5cm
	wxh, map:-	447x320mm
	inscription:-	printed with scale line Yards
	scale line:-	600 yards = 108.8 mm
	scale:-	1 to 5000 ? (1 to 5043 from scale line)
	sources:-	Carlisle Library Maps
	items seen (illustrated items in bold):-
		Carlisle Library : Map 338 -- street map -- Plan of the City of Carlisle with the Position of the Batteries Erected by the Duke of Cumberland

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