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Dundas, Henry, Parliament Street, [London). To Earl Macartney, [London]

Transmits instructions including the fixing of Macartney's salary at £10,000 per annum and £2,000 table money and that of Mr. Barnard as Secretary at £3000 per annum, both to be backdated to 1 August 1796; all other officials are to be paid from 1 January 1797; as the revenue of the colony may be insufficient to cover the civil establishment, the East India Company will be asked to supply the deficit and the government will adjust affairs with the Company; no Dutch or French settlers are to be allowed at the Cape. In letter-book marked 'Letters from England'.

Dundas, Henry, Parliament Street, [London] To Major-General James Henry Craig, [Cape of Good Hope]

"Most secret" letter, approving the temporary measures taken by Craig to assist the military service from the surplus of the country; also approves the purchase of the Dutch East Indian Company's slaves to accompany the South American expedition as pioneers; considers that as the Cape is adequately protected and attack is unlikely, the South American force should be dispatched promptly. Enclosed in 77.

College of Wardens to the Lutheran Community, Cape of Good Hope. To Earl Macartney

Requests permission for a new minister, familiar with Dutch, to be brought from Europe to assist them with preaching and education, as their own minister has died.

Document Signed by C. Matthiessen, C.F. Gernann, J. Casper Lees, G.G. Hbhme, J. Liebbrandt, G.A. Watermeyer and J. Bolleure and certified a true translation by C.G. HOhne.

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