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Commander-in-Chief, Jamaica 1804: promoted Vice-Admiral, surrender of Haiti.
Commander-in-Chief, Jamaica 1804: promoted Vice-Admiral, surrender of Haiti.
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Record details
| Item reference: | DUC/10 |
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| Catalogue section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | FILE |
| Date made: | 1804 |
| Creator: | Duckworth, John Thomas |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Early career 1748-83: N America as Lieutenant, C/M, promoted Commander and made post (Manuscript) (DUC/1)
- arly career 1784-94: UK, ashore, Russian armament, French Revolutionary War, Glorious First of June 1794 (Manuscript) (DUC/2)
- Early career 1795-97: WI, Channel, coast of Ireland (Manuscript) (DUC/3)
- Early career 1798: Ireland, Mediterranean, appointed Commodore, occupation of Minorca (Manuscript) (DUC/4)
- Early career 1799: promoted Rear-Admiral, Mediterranean (Manuscript) (DUC/5)
- Commander-in-Chief, Leewards 1800: takes Lima convoy, appointed C-in-C Leewards (Manuscript) (DUC/6)
- Commander-in-Chief, Leewards 1801: takes Danish Islands, created KB (Manuscript) (DUC/7)
- Commander-in-Chief, Jamaica 1802: appointed C-in-C, Jamaica (Manuscript) (DUC/8)
- Commander-in-Chief, Jamaica 1803. Letters and material regarding signals. (Manuscript) (DUC/9)
- European Waters 1805: recalled, C/M, Cadiz, 2i/c to Collingwood, pursuit of French squadron (Manuscript) (DUC/11)
- European Waters 1806: defeats it off San Domingo, UK, Cadiz. Correspondence, orders and records for (Manuscript) (DUC/12)
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