Letters from Lord Melville to William Cornwallis.
Lord Melville under Pitt in 1804 entered office as First Lord of the Admiralty, when he introduced numerous improvements in the details of the department.
Record details
| Item reference: | COR/100/4/13 |
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| Catalogue section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 folder; 6 page |
| Date made: | 1804-07-29 -1804-08-19 |
| Creator: | Admiral Sir William Cornwallis |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. Donated by Miss Julia Wykeham-Martin |
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- Official letter from Admiralty giving permission for courts martial. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/1)
- Official letter from Edmund Afflick. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/2)
- Letter from John Bovet 1779. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/3)
- Official letter from Rear Admiral George Campbell. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/4)
- Letter from Lord Chatham to William Cornwallis (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/5)
- Letter from Vice Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood, 1st Baron Collingwood, to William Cornwallis. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/6)
- Letter from Charles Cotton to William Cornwallis. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/7)
- Letters from Thomas Grenville to William Cornwallis. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/8)
- Letters from Lord Howick to William Cornwallis.Letters from Sir George Grey, 1st Baronet to William Cornwallis. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/9)
- A letter from Admiral John Leveson-Gower about Cornwallis’ appointment to West Indies. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/10)
- Letters from Lord Hood to William Cornwallis. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/11)
- Letters from Lord Howick to William Cornwallis. (Manuscript) (COR/100/4/12)
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