Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Admiralty Office, [London]. To Henry Dundas, [London]
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Forward the request of the Commissioners of the Navy for naval store houses to be provided at the Cape.
Copy in letter-book marked 'Letters from England'. Enclosed in 68.
letter Signed by Lord Spencer, J. Gambier and N. Young.
Spencer, Lady [Lavinia], The Admiralty, [London]. To Earl Macartney, Portsmouth
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Wishes Earl Macartney well and encloses a note from Admiral Gambier recommending the Moravian missionaries at Bavians Kloof near the Cape of Good Hope.
In letter-book marked 'Letters from England'.
Estaing, Count d', Grenada. To Lord Macartney, [Grenada]
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Articles of capitulation.
In French. Copy. Enclosed in 6.
Nepean, Evan, Admiralty Office, [London). To Earl 69 Macartney
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Requests Macartney to deliver two dispatches to Rear-Admiral Pringle.
Commissioners of the Navy, Navy Office, [London]. To Evan Nepean, (London)
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Ask that the Secretary of State should instruct the Governor at the Cape to make provision for naval store houses.
Copy in letter-book marked 'Letters from England'. Enclosed in 71.
Letter Signed by J. Gambier, J. Henslow and A.S. Hammond.
Visiting card belonging to Earl Macartney
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Contains notes and sketch on St. Francis's Bay, and a prescription for snake bites.
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Copy in letter-book marked 'Letters from England'. Enclosed in 121. document Signed by W. Fawkenor.
Nopean, Evan, Admiralty Office, [London]. To Rear Admiral [Thomas] Pringle
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Warns of possible attacks by the French on the East India Company's shipping returning from the East.
Copy. Encloses 39. letter.
Dundas, Henry, Parliament Street, [London]. To Earl Macartney
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Headed "Most secret", warns Macartney of the proposed plan to send an attacking force from the Cape under Major-General J.H. Craig to the South West coast of Spanish America; plans must be expedited at the Cape and the expedition must go forward even if all the relieving divisions do not arrive at the Cape.
Mr. Huskisson's note relative to appointments and 64 salaries of officials at the Cape of Good Hope
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Lays down salaries for the Lieutenant-Governor (Major-General Francis Dundas), the Secretary (Andrew Barnard), the Deputy Secretary (Hercules Ross), the Under-Secretaries (Acheson Maxwell and John Harrow); lists the names of individuals, with suggested amounts against their names, who will be appointed by Earl Macartney.
In letter-book marked 'Letters from England'.