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Lord Keith to Markham, commissioning gun vessels, recommend Lieut Wyllie, at the landing in Egypt, now commanding a merchant ship, a brave hardy seaman, some guns on the opposite coast but nothing new arrived (Manuscript) 1804 MRK/101/3/194
2 May 1804, Lord Keith to Markham, commissioning gun vessels, recommend Lieut Wyllie, at the landing in Egypt, now commanding a merchant ship, a brave hardy seaman, some guns on the opposite coast but nothing new arrived
Letters from the Kaimakan Pacha, the Reis Effendy, the Bey of Tripoli, the Pacha of Candia, the Dayh of Algery and Turkish government papers 1799-1803 (Manuscript) 1799-1803 KEI/15/1
Letters from the Kaimakan Pacha, the Reis Effendy, the Bey of Tripoli, the Pacha of Candia, the Dayh of Algery and Turkish government papers including articles of capitulation for the French to evacuate Egypt and passports for the French prisoners, 1799-1803.
Correspondence relating to the preparations for landing in Egypt, 1799-1803. (Manuscript) 1799-1803 KEI/18/1
Correspondence relating to the preparations for landing in Egypt, 1799-1803.
Returns of transports, August 1800-December 1801; returns of tonnage and transport (Egypt), February 1802; returns of tonnage, transport and embarkation of troops (Malta), 1801-1802. (Manuscript) 1801 - 1802 KEI/23/31
Returns of transports, August 1800-December 1801; returns of tonnage and transport (Egypt), February 1802; returns of tonnage, transport and embarkation of troops (Malta), 1801-1802.
Admiral John Markham in letters from Admiral Lord Keith (Manuscript) 1801-1804; 1806-1807 MRK/101/3/101-150
Admiral John Markham in letters from Admiral Lord Keith written mainly when commander in chief of the fleet in the North Sea at Sheerness and either ashore at Broadstairs or Ramsgate, or from his flag ship HMS Monarch, for the periods 1804 and 1806.
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