A letter (possibly an office copy) to Admiral Sir J. Colpoys, Commander in Chief Plymouth, from Lieutenant Richard Williams commanding HM Gun Brig FEARLESS, 11 December 1803.
Explains how the FEARLESS got into dire difficulties on rocks at Looe but was saved by Lt. Bremer and his men of the Sea Fencibles. In the letter, Williams asks how they might be rewarded.
Record Details
| Item reference: | AGC/B/25/1 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 folders |
| Date made: | 1803-12-11 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- A letter (possibly an office copy) to Admiral Sir J. Colpoys, Commander in Chief Plymouth, from Lieutenant Richard Williams commanding HM Gun Brig FEARLESS, 11 December 1803. (Manuscript) (AGC/B/25/1)
- Two letters, relating to Lt. Bremer’s rescue of the FEARLESS. (Manuscript) (AGC/B/25/2)
- Two letters in French one original and one copy, to Lt. Bremer, commander of the floating prison ship SUFFOLK from Lt. Durand. (Manuscript) (AGC/B/25/3)
- A narrative of the preservation of HM Brig FEARLESS by Lt. Bremer. (Manuscript) (AGC/B/25/4)
- Extract from the London Chronicle describing the return of James Grant, Governor of East Florida. (Manuscript) (AGC/B/25/5)
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