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Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-19 ADM/A/1761/217
NONSUCH to be Supplied with provisions forthwith. Why has she been so long without? Convoy ordered to sail and pick up two vessels at Plymouth.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-20 ADM/A/1761/233
Request James Lotherne to send copy of the letter from Captains Greenhill and Atkinson from Biddeford of the ships going from there.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-29 ADM/A/1761/281
Supply an account of how the ships necessary for the transportation of the forces into Ireland are taken up, in order for the taking off the Embargo in the Rivers Thames and Medway, and from the several ports from Padstow to Carlisle.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-09 ADM/A/1761/126
To know the 5eason why the MARY GALLEY was victualed from Dover when she lay at the Buoy in the Nore.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-24 ADM/A/1761/259
Forward letter from Captain Crow of the KITCHEN yacht, let him know what fitting is to be done on her.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-11 ADM/A/1761/154
Credit be immediately paid to Captain Greenhill and captain Atkinson, enabling to take up ships to transport the Army to Ireland.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-01-10 ADM/A/1765/34
Captain Lawrence Wright, C-in-C of the Squadron for the West Indies, has urged the necessity of hiring a Ship to take such Provisions as the Men of War could not stow, which would be to the advantage of the Soldiers in their accommodation for lodging.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-01-10 ADM/A/1765/37
The hired Ships SAMUEL& HENRY and SCEPTRE, now in the Downs, are to Convoy the Merchant Ships to Virginia.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-30 ADM/A/1761/292
Attend Committee for Affairs of Ireland to give account of progress made in taking up ships for transporting HM Forces to Ireland.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714 (Manuscript) 1689-07-19 ADM/A/1761/229
2000 men's victuals for 2 months to be left at Liverpool for supplying the ships on the Irish Coast.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-10-16 ADM/A/1763/178
Captain Every, Commander of the KINGFISHER, has advised their Lordships that since his arrival at Plymouth his Master is dead and asks that another be ordered him. Lest he has not written to your Board, which he ought properly have applied to, I give you notice of this.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-10-08 ADM/A/1763/122
I have sent your letter of yesterday to the Commissioners of the Admiralty, wherein you mention your enclosure of a certificate from the officers of the Sheerness yard about Mr Silvester having performed the duty of Mr Evans, Surgeon, during his sickness.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-10-09 ADM/A/1763/126
In answer to your letter yesterday, this is to advise you that a letter from Captain Saint Loe from Bristol on 18 August, advised their Lordships that the PORTSMOUTH under his command was taken by the French on 9 August.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-10-23 ADM/A/1763/239
The enclosed is a copy of a representation of divers Coopers of the City of London sent from Sir John Nicholas by order of the Lords of the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-12-07 ADM/A/1764/281
Informing that instructions have been given to the Commander of the KATHERINE Yacht at Deptford to receive on board certain members of the Navy Board together with money and a number of Clerks.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-12-27 ADM/A/1764/374
Enclosing an extract of a letter from Captain Barber of the TIGER Prize at Plymouth in which he complains that his eight months Provisions have not arrived. Orders are given for him to be supplied immediately, together with further supplies for the HANNIBAL and FORESIGHT.…
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-12-24 ADM/A/1764/364
Notifying the Navy Board that they may expect to receive instructions for the disposal of the money aboard the KATHERINE Yacht by next Thursday.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-12-27 ADM/A/1764/368
Requiring two members of the Navy Board to attend at the Admiralty on the following day to discuss next Summer's Fleet.
Document signed by Phineas Bowles, Secretary to the Admiralty [1689-1690], 1647-1714. (Manuscript) 1689-12-20 ADM/A/1764/335
Enclosing a copy of a letter written by Mr Addis the Victualler at Plymouth sent in by Captain Jones of the FORESIGHT in which he informs that he has ordered twenty tuns of beer which the Brewer refuses to deliver unless it is fitted at the brewhouse. Ships at Plymouth are to be informed.