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Folios 500-501: Alexander Richard Mackenzie, HMS Sabrina, Lisbon. Ordered on Port...
Catalogue reference: ADM 1/2176/170
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Folios 500-501: Alexander Richard Mackenzie, HMS Sabrina, Lisbon. Ordered on Port Duty by Admiral George Martin. Sends letters from Captain [George Matthew] Jones, HMS Tuscan to Admiral Martin about engagement with French frigates 19 May.
Folios 502-503: enclosed in folios 500-501. Letter dated 19 May 1814 by Captain Jones, HMS Tuscan, at sea. Informed Captain Pierre François Étienne Bouvet de Maisonneuve, the Arethusa and Captain Du Buisson the [Illyrienne?] that there was peace and they returned to the new Sovereignty and agreeing not to molest trade.
Folio 504: enclosed in folios 500-501. Letter dated 19 May 1814 by Captain Jones, HMS Tuscan. Certificate to Captain Le Boyzee, the Arethusa saying that hostilities between Marshalls Soult and Wellington had ceased.
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Letters from Captains, Surnames M: 1814, numbers 1-280. (Described at item level)
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