Edmund Noble to Nelson 803, the cases which were stored in the dockyard have been put on the PREVOYANTE, his plan to rent his own warehouse, an offer to help over rents from estate at Bronte which will yield £3000 per annum

Edmund Noble [merchant] to Nelson, Malta, 16 November 1803, the cases which were stored in the dockyard have been put on the PREVOYANTE, his plan to rent his own warehouse, an offer to help over rents from estate at Bronte which will yield £3000 per annum, his refusal of any prize agency unless able to act as sole agent, requesting protection for his vessels involved in privateering, grateful for Nelson's speedy provision of convoys

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Item reference:	CRK/9/114
Catalogue Section:	Artificial collections previously assembled
Level:	ITEM
Date made:	1803-11-16 - ?
Creator:	Phillipps-Croker
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London

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Collection of naval manuscripts gathered by Sir Thomas Phillipps. (Manuscript) (PLA)
- Phillipps-Croker (Manuscript) (CRK)
  - Correspondence to Nelson arranged alphabetically by the name of the writers surname beginning with 'M', N, O and P. (Manuscript) (CRK/9)

Edmund Noble to Nelson 803, the cases which were stored in the dockyard have been put on the PREVOYANTE, his plan to rent his own warehouse, an offer to help over rents from estate at Bronte which will yield £3000 per annum

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