Robert Clover to his parents. H.M.Bomb THUNDERER Cadiz Bay. Describes the bombarding of the batteries opposite Cadiz, and gives him impressions of Cadiz.
Robert Clover to his parents. H.M.Bomb THUNDERER Cadiz Bay. Describes the bombarding of the batteries opposite Cadiz, and gives his impressions of Cadiz.
Record Details
| Item reference: | AGC/30/4/10 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1810-11-25 - 1810-11-25; 1810-11-25 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- To Mr John Scott, Camelford from James Scott to his brother, describes the action off Brest and the mutiny in the CULLODEN. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/1)
- G. Thompson to Mrs Thompson (his wife) Torbay. After referring to family matters and the upbringing of their children, he refers to the mutiny and the treatment of mutineers and the style of their deaths. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/2)
- John Vincent to Mr Haddock HMS VICTORY. Regrets to inform him that his son fell overboard and was drowned. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/3)
- Joseph Ward to his partents. HMS VICTORY. Gives them news of his movements and asks for family news. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/4)
- John Robinson to his mother. COURAGEOUS Plymouth 21 November 1805. Describes the engagement on 16 November with the French. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/5)
- Edward Harrison to his mother. HMS TEMERAIRE Portsmouth. Gives news of his probable movements and the draft which he is expecting. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/6)
- Letter from John Brown to Thomas Windever, sent from HMS VICTORY at Chatham, 28 December 1805 (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/7)
- John Hand to his parents. HMS HERCULE Copenhagen 28 Sept 1807. Encloses a list of the prizes which have been captured from the Danish Fleet. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/8)
- Robert Clover to his parents. H.M.Bomb THUNDERER Northfleet. Describes his new ship and the share that she took in the Walcheren Expedition. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/9)
- Robert Clover to his parents. H.M.Bomb THUNDERER Cadiz Bay. Describes the bombarding of the batteries opposite Cadiz, and gives him impressions of Cadiz. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/10)
- Gives an account of an engagement with a Spanish ship and explains how he was demoted for allowing a seamen to desert and subsequently promoted to officer rank again. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/11)
- Certificate of service as an able seaman on board HMS LEANDER for William Searle. His dates of srvice from the 15 November 1818 to 11 June 1819. (Manuscript) (AGC/30/4/12)
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