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Stair to Carteret: he awaits Major General Ligonier. The French have no suspicions...
He encloses a copy of an old memorial by Fenélon [SP 87/9/107], and a letter he has received from Prince William of Hesse [SP 87/9/108].
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 1742 Aug 14
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- SP 87/9/102
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Prince William of Hesse to Stair: he fears that if responses from London are not...
Prince William of Hesse to Stair: he fears that if responses from London are not more favourable, the emperor may try to use Maillebois' army to regain Bavaria. William's troops are ready to march. Dated at Cassel. ff. 233, 234
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 1742 Aug 09
- Reference
- SP 87/9/108
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Captured ship: St Marguerite , alias La Galère de Languedoc of Marseilles (master...
Nos. 12, 18, 20-22, 32-51, 57-59, 63, 65, 74-78 and 87 are still sealed; 81A opened March 2025.[Decision: condemned 9 July 1745]
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- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 1716-1745
- Reference
- HCA 32/130/7
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British New York Vice-Admiralty Court. Captured ship: Molly (master William Burke)...
;SP 85: 13 Dec 1781; learns that he intends on settling in New England for life; send news of the fleet in Brest and its date of departure;SP 86: 16 Dec 1781;SP 87: 23 Dec 1781
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 1783 Feb 18
- Reference
- HCA 32/403/9
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Captured ship: Ariel (master Stephen Decatur Sr). History: an American merchant ship...
numbered SP 62-SP 63.
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 1792-1801
- Reference
- HCA 32/497/27
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Cumberland to Newcastle, enclosing a copy of the articles of capitulation for Maastrich...
Cumberland to Newcastle, enclosing a copy of the articles of capitulation for Maastrich [SP 87/24/106] and a letter from Saxe [SP 87/24/108]. The army will shortly march towards 's Hertogenbosch.
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 9 May 1748
- Reference
- SP 87/24/105
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Copy of the 21st article of the treaty of Breda of 1667, forbidding inhabitants of...
Copy of the 21st article of the treaty of Breda of 1667, forbidding inhabitants of Great Britain and the Netherlands to allow foreign privateers to sell their prizes in the ports of those countries. ff. 107, 108
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 1742 Jul 01-26
- Reference
- SP 87/9/53
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Folio 89. Jn [John] Sharpe to [Thomas] Ramsden, with contents for the attention of...
Folio 89. Jn [John] Sharpe to [Thomas] Ramsden, with contents for the attention of [Duke of Newcastle]. Enclosing:Folios 90-92. Extract of letter from [crown solicitor] Philip Carteret Webb to John Sharpe. States opinion that if 'prisoners who have e…
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 1746 Sept 9
- Reference
- SP 36/87/1/89
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R Irvine to Holdernesse: the only work continuing at Dunkirk is that on the floating...
R Irvine to Holdernesse: the only work continuing at Dunkirk is that on the floating batteries. Release from the Bastille of Messrs. Story and Gibbs. He lists the ten battalions forming the Dunkirk garrison. Dated at Flushing. ff. 234, 235
- Held by
- The National Archives, Kew
- Date
- 9 January 1760
- Reference
- SP 87/31/108