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Folios 186-187: Edward Rotheram, Percy Coffee House, Rathbone Place. Having been...
Catalogue reference: ADM 1/2412/81
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Folios 186-187: Edward Rotheram, Percy Coffee House, Rathbone Place. Having been superceded from HMS Bellerophon, states that having taken on board every necessary for a long cruise has been put at a great inconvenience in the disposal of his effects which at short notice he arranged to be put aboard HMS Princess of Orange. Asks that any ship bound to Plymouth be ordered to receive his effects and take them to Plymouth.
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