Two letters, relating to Lt. Bremer’s rescue of the FEARLESS.
The first letter is a copy of a letter from Palmer, Gambier and Hartwell to Captain Shuldham Peard, instructing that Lt. Bremer and his men should receive a payment for their exertions. The second, from Peard to Captain Boger, dated 12th January 1804, refers to the first letter and asks that Lt. Bremer present his expenses and a list of those men who merited an award. It is stated 40 of them received a guinea each.
Record Details
| Item reference: | AGC/B/25/2 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 folder |
| Date made: | 1803-12-11 - 1804-01-12 |
| 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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