Report of proceedings sent by Sir Thomas Lynch to the Commissioners of Trade and Plantation.
Report of his proceedings sent by Sir Thomas Lynch, Governor of Jamaica to the Commissioners of Trade and Plantations, and the Secretary of State for Northern Affairs, also letters containing detailed information of his activity against the pirates, and an attack on Vera Cruz by the pirates under Vanhorne, 1682-83.
Record Details
| Item reference: | GOS/5-6 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Artificial collections previously assembled |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1682 - 1683; 1682-01-01 - 1683-12-31 |
| Creator: | Gosse, Philip Henry George |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Warrant from Philip, King of Spain. (Manuscript) (GOS/1)
- Articles of interrogation concerning the pirates round the coast of Munster. (Manuscript) (GOS/2)
- Order from John Bradshaw to attack the pirates from Ostend. (Manuscript) (GOS/3)
- Logbook kept by John Cox. (Manuscript) (GOS/4)
- Report of proceedings sent by Sir Thomas Lynch to the Commissioners of Trade and Plantation. (Manuscript) (GOS/5-6)
- Discourse by Edward Randolph, English agent in Boston. (Manuscript) (GOS/9)
- Letters: Bishop of Norwich to Mr John Moore, and Sir John Moore. (Manuscript) (GOS/10-11)
- Collection of information including the maritime law relating to Pirates. (Manuscript) (GOS/12)
- Treaty between the Bey of Tunis and the British Admiral about the suppression of piracy. (Manuscript) (GOS/13)
- Collection of documents relating to proceedings against piracy in the Persian Gulf. (Manuscript) (GOS/14)
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