[1.] (l.) The figure of Fame blowing her trumpet and holding out a laurel wreath; she flies over a number of ships in full sail. Round the medallion is inscribed "Great is the Truth and it shall prevail". Beneath the design, "Admiral Keppel Honorably Aquited From A False and Malicious Accusation By A Court Martial And His Claim To Victory Established Febr 11th MDCCCIX [sic]".
[2.] (r.) A winged female figure holds a wreath over a bust portrait of Keppel. An Ensign flag inscribed "Vice of the Blue" is held downwards concealing her feet. Round the medallion is inscribed "Hon. Augustus Keppel". Beneath the design is etched :

"See Victory is Not Compleat
The Vice has Crippled Both her Feet."

[3.] (l.) A thin man in the dress of a naval officer holds out his hand as if confirming an assertion; round his neck is slung a large book inscribed "Log." Round the medallion is "Sir H-----s [Hugh's] Privy Councillor"; beneath the design is "Be So Good To Explain What you Mean By A Rumour You Never Heard Off". p. 47.
Beneath this medallion is etched, within a border:

"Pox On This Log Tis Such a Clog
On A Free Swearer's Conscience
Twill Make him Stare Swear and Forswear
And Spout Ridiculous Nonsense"

[4.] (r.) Another thin naval officer holding out a broken sword (?) in his right. hand; in his left. are pages of a book, inscribed "Log Book". Behind him the buildings of a town are faintly indicated, inscribed "Coventry". Round the medallion is "Sir H------Himself". Under the design is, "We Only Waited Sir Hugh Pallisers Coming-Down to Re-Attack The French" p. 142.
Beneath the medallion is etched, within a border:

"With Marling Spike I Knot and Splice
With Log Book Vampt Up Wondrous Nice
With H------ds [Hoods] Orations And Advice
Keppel Die And Triumph Vice"

[5.] (l.) A naval officer is violently kicking a book inscribed "Log Book Formidable"; three leaves have fallen from it. Round the medallion is "I Hold A Ships Log Book Sacred" and "They Kick Them About the Orlop". Beneath the design is inscribed "How Came Those Three Leaves Cut Out of This Book From the xxv To The xxviii". Page. 70.
[6.] (r.) A naval officer standing between two chairs. He leans on the back of one (l.) inscribed "Formidable"; his left hand is on his forehead as if perplexed. The other chair (r.) is inscribed "Fox". Round the medallion is "Fox Cheerd The Formidable First". Beneath the design is "Being On The Forecastle Can You Say There Was No Cheer From The Poop or Quarter Deck of The Formidable" p. 78. 12 April 1779