Extract from the St Vincent newspaper relating to the pursuit of an enemy ship by L'AMIABLE, GLENMORE and UNION ISLAND

William Innes Pocock's uncle William was captain of the UNION ISLAND at the time of the incident. The extract is dated 25 January but no year is given.

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Item reference:	POK/6/2; REG06/000085.1 DUP REG06/000085.1
Catalogue Section:	Personal collections
Level:	ITEM
Extent:	1 folder
Date made:	circa 1800; 1798 - 1802 1798-1799 1811 - 1814 1835
Creator:	Pocock, F.; Pocock, William Innes
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London

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Pocock, William Innes, Lieutenant, 1783-1836. (Manuscript) (POK)
- Papers relating to Pocock's time on HMS EAGLE, his ideas on ship design and his uncle William's ship UNION ISLAND, with other ephemeral papers and lists (Manuscript) (POK/6)
  - Papers relating to Captain William Pocock escorting a convoy of 12 merchant ships to Barbados in the UNION ISLAND in 1798 (Manuscript) (POK/6/1)
  - Extract from the St Vincent newspaper relating to the pursuit of an enemy ship by L'AMIABLE, GLENMORE and UNION ISLAND (Manuscript) (POK/6/2)
  - Various sketches and plans from Pocock's service in the Adriatic with HMS EAGLE (Manuscript) (POK/6/3)
  - 'Thoughts on Steam Ships, with a plan for using steam Tugs in conjunction with Ships of war, & a draft of one for that purpose' (Manuscript) (POK/6/4)
  - Various lists (Manuscript) (POK/6/5)
  - Miscellaneous papers of Pocock and his daughter Annie (Manuscript) (POK/6/6)

Extract from the St Vincent newspaper relating to the pursuit of an enemy ship by L'AMIABLE, GLENMORE and UNION ISLAND

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