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Campbell, Brigadier-General Duncan, Cape Town. To Earl Macartney
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Encloses letter from General Dundas and states that his men are ready to be sent on board the fleet when demanded by the Admiral.
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Enclosed in 152.
document Signed by the Accountant General, Bombay Castle.
Bresler, F[rans] R[einhard], Graaff Reinet. To Earl Macartney
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Reports on his mission, during which he established the magistracy and made several appointments and emphasises the need for a good secretary to be sent from Cape Town; an expedition against the Caffres has been cancelled but he has approved one against the Bushmen and Hottentots; will depart soon to the Zwartkops River.
Letter certified a true translation by G.G. Hohne, Sworn Translator.
Maxwell, T[homas], Cape Town. To Earl Macartney
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Supplies details of Constantia wine shipped on the Sphynx for the Right Honourable H. Dundas.
List of crew and passengers on the frigate Union
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
In Spanish.
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Barrow, John, Trumpeter's Kraal, on the Banks of Groot Vis Rivier. To Earl Macartney
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Feels that there is no need for alarm about a plot by Dutch farmers as he has seen no signs of unrest and that a landing at Zwartkops is unlikely because the coast is wild there; is about to settle the Caffre problem.
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Declares that, as the country is not under martial law, no inhabitant say be confined by the military, except in cases of riot.
Document Signed by Thomas Nott, Deputy Adjutant-General.
Pringle, Rear-Admiral T[homas], [Tremendous, Simon's Bay]. To Earl Macartney
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Feels confident that he can persuade the seamen to return to their duty.
Dundas, Major-General [Francis], Simons Town. To Earl Macartney
Parte de Earl George Macartney Papers
Gives news of the mutiny, obtained from Admiral Pringle's servant, that agreement is unlikely because the mutineers refuse to have certain officers restored to them and that the fleet may put to sea; even if the fleet fires on Simon's Town, it is unlikely the town would surrender.