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Printed narrative of the loss of HMS APOLLO, 1804. (Manuscript) circa 1804 UPN/10
Printed narrative of the loss of the frigate HMS APOLLO (1799) in Mondego Bay on the coast of Portugal on 2 April 1804, by the captain's clerk Mr. Lewis, published by John Fairburn, London.
Signal book, circa 1811. (Manuscript) circa 1811 UPN/8
Signal book containing a numerary code, with two sets of flags, also pendants and vanes for three different voyages, and orders for sailing issued in 1811 by Commodore George Byng, in HMS BELLIQUEUX (1780).
Commonplace book, circa 1795. (Manuscript) 1795 UPN/7
Commonplace book used by Upton, including some views, navigational notes, tables of rigging, notes on stowage, also some orders relating to the Dutch vessel taken as a prize by the GENERAL GODDARD (1782) in 1795.
Account of Upton's service and papers relating to the GENERAL GODDARD, WALTHAMSTOW and GLATTON, circa 1788-1815. (Manuscript) 1788-1815 UPN/12
Various manuscript papers:
An account of Upton's service, 1788-1815.
Two letters concerning the Dutch prize DORDWYK, 1795, from Captain William Essington of HMS SCEPTRE (1781) and Captain William Taylor Money of the GENERAL GODDARD (1782).…
Log of the ROCKINGHAM, 1791-1793. (Manuscript) 1791-1793 UPN/1
Log of the ROCKINGHAM (1785), during a voyage to Bombay and China, then back to England, between 24 October 1791 and 6 June 1793. It includes a quater bill for the ROCKINGHAM, also orders and regulations relating to the GENERAL GODDARD (1782).
Log of the GENERAL GODDARD, 1793-1794. (Manuscript) 1793-1794 UPN/2
Log of the GENERAL GODDARD (1782), during a voyage from England to Madras and Bengal, between 5 November 1793 and 8 November 1794.
Printed forms, circa 1804-1822. (Manuscript) 1804-1822 UPN/11
Printed forms:
Admiralty order encouraging the collection of hydrographic information, dated 17 February 1804, incomplete.
By-laws and rules for the East India Docks at Blackwall, circa 1807.
Victualling bill and stores for a ship of 1200 tons, 1812.…
Logs of the WINDHAM and CEYLON, 1809-1811. (Manuscript) 1809-1811 UPN/5
Log of the WINDHAM (1800), between 5 May 1809 and 3 July 1810, when she was captured, then as prisoner and exchanged until 27 December 1810; then a log of the CEYLON (1803), between 27 December 1810 and 6 August 1811. Crew lists for both ships are included.
Book of flags, undated. (Manuscript) undated UPN/9
Incomplete and undated book of flags, showing mostly national flags, but with a page of compass signals and one of numery signal flags.
Log of the TRUE BRITON, 1804-1805. (Manuscript) 1804-1805 UPN/3
Log of the TRUE BRITON (1790), during a voyage from England to China (via the eastward of Australia) and back, between 27 October 1804 and 20 November 1805.
Log of the WALTHAMSTOW, 1805-1807. (Manuscript) 1805-1807 UPN/4
Log of the WALTHAMSTOW (1799), on a voyage from England to Bengal and back, between 12 December 1805 and 8 May 1807.
Log of the GLATTON, 1813-1815. (Manuscript) 1813-1815 UPN/6
Log of the GLATTON (1796), on a voyage from England to Bencoolen, Prince of Wales Island, and China and back, between 8 November 1813 and 9 October 1815. A list of the crew and passengers is included.