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Burgher Senate, Cape of Good Hope. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Regret that they have not the power to grant permission for officers of the garrison to hold a ball in the Burgher Guard House.
Copy, certified a true translation by C.G. Hohne.
Names: H.J. de Wet, A. Fleck, H.A. Truter, A. Berrange, P.L. Cloete and J.G. van Reenen.
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
document Signed by Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh Christian.
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Enclosed in 412.
Christian, Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh C[loberry], Tremendous, Simon's Bay. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Transmits extracts from the port instructions given to the Roster Attendant and gives news of the capture of a Spanish register ship. Encloses 413.
Pringle, John, Cape of Good Hope. To William Huskisson, [London]
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Encloses duplicate of his letter of 9 May 1798 and the second Bill of Exchange for £7901.5.10. Copy in letter-book. pp.18-19.
Warrant issued to Captain Valentine Edwards
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
For dissolving a court martial and instituting a court of enquiry into the conduct of the Princess Charlotte mutineers, which court, will, if the members think themselves competent, try the offender; at a court martial.
document Signed by Hour-Admiral Hugh C[loberry] Christian.
Edwards, Captain V[alentine], Sceptre in Simon Bay. To Sir Hugh [Cloberry], Christian
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Conveys the news that the court assembled to try the mutineers from the Princess Charlotte does not think itself competent to be a court martial.
Edwards, Captain V[alentine], Sceptre in Simon's Bay. To Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh C[loberry] Christian
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Declares on behalf of the other captains, that the court has declared itself incompetent to be a court martial.
Names: C. Losack, C. Boyles, J. Rowley, J. Athol Wood, J. Osborn. A. Fitzroy and J.E. Searle.
Christian, Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh C[loberry], Tremendous, Simon's Bay. To Earl Macartney
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Asks advice from Earl Macartney as to what procedure should no followed as the court of enquiry into the Princess Charlotte mutineers has declared itself incompetent to be in court martial.
Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
document Signed by Henry Frazer, Brigadier-General.