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Letter Signed by Thomas Byam Martin to Lord Melville dated 1816, marked secret, concerning Sir Robert Hall's letters about the role of Charles Bagot in America working towards a treaty between the United States and the United Kingdom limiting naval armaments on the Great Lakes and Lake Champlai…

14 Oct 1806, Captain T.B. Martin, Plymouth, to Markham, seeking command of the [Royal] Sovereign, on his wife’s recovery

21 Dec 1804, Captain T B. Martin, Kitley, to Robert Fanshawe, Dockyard,(NRS), on a letter from Admiral Markham, on suspicion of being the author of a pamphlet, but denies it, only circulated to help identify culprit

27 January 1804, Captain T.B.Martin, Impetueuse, on transferring Lieut Rogers to Jamaica, enclosing a letter,

29 Oct 1806, Captain T.B.Martin, Plymouth, to Markham, on seeking only the R Sovereign, or Neptune, on the election

30 July 1803, Captain T.B.Martin, Impeteuse, Plymouth, to Markham, on appointing Mr Tatham to a gun brig,

20 May 1803, Captain Thomas Byam Martin, L’Impeteuse, to Markham, seeking the removal of his unsuitable 1st lieut Mr Tatham

18 June 1803, Captain T.B.Martin, Impeteuse, Plymouth, to Markham, short of a lieutenant

22 June 1803, Captain T.B.Martin, Impeteuse, Hamoaze, to Markham, on Mr Tatham, suitable to command a hired cutter

26 January 1804, George Sidley, Impeteuse, to Captain Thomas B. Martin, HMS Impetueux, seeking a position as pilot at Beerhaven, (enclosed in above)