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Thomas Connell, seaman in HMS DREADNOUGHT: letter to his father describing the battle of Trafalgar.

Thomas Connell, seaman in HMS DREADNOUGHT: letter to his father describing the battle of Trafalgar, 1 November 1805.

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Object Details

ID:	AGC/C/7
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1805-01-01 - ?; 1805-11-01
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Letters - C (Manuscript) Dr Juan Cedillo Diaz (Cosmographer to the King of Spain and lecturer in mathematics at Academy of Sciences in Madrid): letter to Phillip III on longtitudes. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/1) Charles II: sets of instructions to Prince Rupert for a descent into Holland, signed by Charles and counter signed by Arlington. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/2) Lord Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood: letter to Rear-Admiral Knight, dated QUEEN, 10 Dec 1805, ordering him to see that every ship coming from Malta brings a number of French prisoners and invalids. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/3) Admiral de Courcy, HMS TONNANT: letter to John Murray, Commissary, concerning money for the use of the army, 6 Dec 1808. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/4) Letters, envelope and folded cover slip to letter from Captain Crozier to midshipman John Henderson (Manuscript) (AGC/C/5/1-3) Sophia Cracroft: note to the Postmaster General giving forwarding address for herself and Lady Franklin. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/6) Thomas Connell, seaman in HMS DREADNOUGHT: letter to his father describing the battle of Trafalgar. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/7) Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood: letter to Commissioner Lobb, Malta Yard, listing letters received from Lobb. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/8) Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood: letter to Sir Edward Blackett, relating to the battle of the First of June, 1794. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/9) Admiral Sir William Cornwallis: letters received, 19 August 1789-12 July 1804, mainly while as C-in-C, East Indies Station. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/10) Admiral Sir Edward Codrington: letter to Captain Bayntun, HMS LEVIATHAN, discussing proceedings following the Battle of Trafalgar, dated HMS ORION. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/11) Admiral Sir John Colpoys: letter to Sir James Gambier, dated 'Sunday Morning', giving his views on the apportionment of commands abroad. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/12) Col Sir William John Codrington: letter to the Rev W Valentine. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/13) Gen Henry B Carrington: letter to William Blackman Esq. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/14) Captain James Cook: letter to the Earl of Sandwich dated 26 November 1776 from the Cape of Good Hope, giving news of the voyage. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/15) Letter from W. Clark Russell to a Mr Pugh, employee of the Central News Agency, refusing to comment of the USA Copyright Act of 1891. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/16) Letter from an unnamed passenger aboard the SS CALEDONIA, dated 2nd October 1900 about 5.30pm, just passing Majorca. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/17) Correspondence and transcript, including registered letter envelope, 20 January 1944, Ordnance Artificer C. J. W. Creedy, HMS DUKE OF YORK to Miss G. B. W Creedy, his sister. (manuscript letter) (AGC/C/18) Autograph letter from James Cook, HMS ENDEAVOUR, to the Commissioners of the Navy. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/19) Letter from Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood, HMS OCEAN, off Syracuse, to Captain John Handfield, HM sloop DELIGHT. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/20) Letter from Thomas Crofton Croker discussing naval officers engaged in surveys, 1828. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/21) Letter from Charles II to Lord Ashley to borrow up to the sum of £30,000 for the Navy. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/22) Two letters signed by Lord Collingwood about the Rochefort squadron and an expected attack from the French fleet at Brest. (Manuscript) (AGC/C/23)

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