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Part of Earl George Macartney Papers
Advises them to proceed to St. Helena from where a convoy will sail to Europe because a newly published decree in France threatens neutral shipping.
Names: Cramer & Sons, De Connick & Co., Duntzfeltses. Rynherg & Co., C. Fabritius & Wever, G.S. Polack's Widow & Co., J. Christmas, Selby van der Borch, Tutein & Co., F.L. Zinn, G.D. van der Pahlen.
Macartney, Earl, [Cape of Good Hope]. To the Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury. Whitehall
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Certifies that John Holland has received money from penalties and forfeitures, in part payment of his salary.
State of the troops commanded by Major-General Dundas under the Government of the Cape of Good Hope
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document Signed by Thomas Nott, Deputy Adjutant-General.
Extract from the Pay Master General's Letter-Book
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Certifies that Mr. John Grant, Super Cargo of the ship Glasgow has complied with the conditions under which he was permitted to dispose of his cargo in the colony.
document Signed by H. Ross.
List of articles to be procured and sent to the Cape of Good Hope
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In letter-book marked 'Letters from England'. Enclosed in 309.
Pattison, Dr. William, Cape Town. To [Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh Christian]
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Requests a larger and healthier hospital for the naval sick.
Copy. Enclosed in 318. letter.
Holland, John, Cape Town. To Earl Macartney
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Requests an increase in salary.
Christian, Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh C[loberry], Sceptre, Table Bay. To Rear-Admiral T[homas]Pringle
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Agrees with Dr. Pattison that the present naval hospital in the naval stores is inadequate and suggests that the barracks at Simons Town be reoccupied as a naval hospital.
Copy. Encloses 317. letter.
Pringle, Rear-Admiral [Thomas], H.M.S. Crescent in Table Bay. To Earl Macartney
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Encloses correspondence relative to the naval hospital at Simon's Town; agrees that the only suitable building is the barracks.
Inglis, Hugh, East India House, [London]. To Henry Dundas, [London]
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Gives permission for ships carrying goods to the Cape to proceed to India where they can load with cotton which must be sold at India house.
Copy in letter-book.
pp.10-11.