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Barrow, John, Graaf Reynett. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Reports that the landdrost was well received by the burghers who welcomed the indulgences granted by Macartney and willingly took the oath of obedience; will net off soon for the Zwartkops River to persuade the Caffres to retire behind the Great Fish River and hopes to complete his chart and look for timber.
Goetz, G[eorge] F[rederick], Cape of Good Hope. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Letter accompanying a memorandum witting out his answers to the questions about paper money.
In French. Encloses 157.
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Describes how the Hare was captured as it was unloading guns and provisions at Delagoa Bay, intended to help an insurrection at Graaff Reinet.
Maxwell, Thomas, Cape Town. To [Andrew] Barnard, Secretary
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Supplies statistics of invalids embarked for Europe in East India Company ships.
Earl of Macartney, Extract of letter to Robert Brooke
Part of Robert Brooke
Begging him to send money as soon as possible as specie is very short.
Windham, William], War Office [London]. To Major-General [James Henry] Craig, Cape of Good Hope
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Supplies rates of hospital stoppage at home and abroad for His Majesty's land forces.
Copy in letter-book marked 'Letters from England'. Document signed.
Maxwell, T[homas], Cape Town. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Supplies details of Constantia wine shipped on the Sphynx for the Right Honourable H. Dundas.
Pringle. Rear-Admiral [Thomas], Tremendous. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Wonders how the Dutch at Stellenbosch knew about the capture of a Dutch prize ship three days before she entered Simon's Bay.
Burgher Senate, Cape of Good Hope. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Requests lead pipes and pump leather to be ordered from England at prime cost, as they are needed for the public service.
Copy in letter-book. Enclosed in 169. Letter pp.5-4.