Macartney, Earl, Castle of Good Hope. To the President and members of the Burgher Senat
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Recommends that they order lead pipes through the Cape merchants, as His Majesty's Government is not a commercial one but if this is impossible he will order the pipes; asks for a statement of their present funds and of their income and expenditure for last year.
Copy in letter-book. Enclosed in 169.
pp.2-3.
Edmonton, Captain William, Fort Royal, Grenada. To Lord Macartney, [Grenada]
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Monthly return of the five companies of Her Majesty's 48th Regiment of Foot, commanded by Lieutenant-General William Alexander Sorell.
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Petitions for his goods to be returned to him, or compensation paid, as he had been forced to leave False Bay hurriedly on orders from Governor Sluysken.
Encloses 19.
Notes on the unloading and weighing of goods and how to prevent thefts [in India]
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Patios of the Deputy Quartermaster-General, delivered by Major-General Dundas to Earl Macartney
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Macartney, Earl, Castle of Good Hope. To John Barrow
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Instructs Barrow that, in addition to political inquiries, he is to investigate possible timber, flax and hemp supplies, the navigation of Zwartkop Bay, mineral deposits and trade with the Caffres.
Pringle, Rear-Admiral T[homas], Tremendous To Earl Macartney
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Encloses letter brought by a convoy which left England on 18th March; no news of consequence.
General Order, Cape Town, regarding the issue of forage
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Encloses 105.
Pringle, Rear-Admiral T[homas], Tremendous. To Earl Macartney
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Hoped that some "prizes" may be captured by his cruisers and thinks the Spaniards will not soon face the British fleet again.
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The reduction in the issue of forage should make the grain magazine last until 10th October. Enclosed in 104.