Lord Chatham resigned as First Lord of the Admiralty and was appointed Lord Privy Seal and the Earl of Spencer and Mr Long of the Treasury with Mr Heseltine on the decrees of the sale of cargoes of corn on board neutral ships under order of Mr Scott
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2 March 1794 Lord Chatham resigned on 17th December 1794 as First Lord of the Admiralty and was appointed Lord Privy Seal, and the Earl of Spencer who held that office was appointed in his place. In January 1795 Mr Broderick, counsel for the Admiralty died and Mr Perceval, brother to Lord Arden of the Admiralty was appointed in his place
5 June 1795 correspondence of Mr Long of the Treasury with Mr Heseltine on the decrees of the sale of cargoes of corn on board neutral ships under order of Mr Scott.
15 September 1795, order to the Admiralty for letters of marque for neutral ships
2 March 1794 Lord Chatham resigned on 17th December 1794 as First Lord of the Admiralty and was appointed Lord Privy Seal, and the Earl of Spencer who held that office was appointed in his place. In January 1795 Mr Broderick, counsel for the Admiralty died and Mr Perceval, brother to Lord Arden of the Admiralty was appointed in his place
5 June 1795 correspondence of Mr Long of the Treasury with Mr Heseltine on the decrees of the sale of cargoes of corn on board neutral ships under order of Mr Scott.
15 September 1795, order to the Admiralty for letters of marque for neutral ships
Record Details
| Item reference: | MRK/100/7/1 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | one box |
| Date made: | 1794-1795 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |