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Transport Office to Purvis, Commander of HMS LONDON, 28 November 1799. Requesting a French prisoner, M. St Amand, be brought over from the Royal Oak Prison Ship at Portsmouth to teach French to some gentlemen on board the LONDON

Transport Office to Purvis, Commander of HMS LONDON, 28 November 1799. Requesting a French prisoner, M. St Amand, be brought over from the Royal Oak Prison Ship at Portsmouth to teach French to some gentlemen on board the LONDON

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ID:	PRV/49/9
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Purvis, John Child
Date made:	1799-11-28
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Letters to John Child Purvis 1794 - 1800 (Manuscript) Itinerary of Captains on board, HMS VICTORY, 6 January to 5 April 1794. VICTORY, off Toulon, bearing flag of Commander in Chief Lord Hood, 31 August 1793. (Manuscript) (PRV/49/1) Lord Hood, HMS VICTORY at sea, 11 June 1794, to Purvis, HMS PRINCESS ROYAL, orders for attack. (Manuscript) (PRV/49/2) Secret plan of attack made by Purvis, 31 January 1796. (Manuscript) (PRV/49/3) Printed letter to Purvis, 6 March 1798, Admiral Sir John Jervis' Victory over the Spanish fleet, 14 February 1797. A subscription for an engraving of this occasion (Manuscript) (PRV/49/4) Admiralty to Purvis, HMS ROYAL GEORGE, Torbay, 7 July 1797. Suppression of the Fleet Mutiny at the Nore (12 May- 13 June), 1797. (Manuscript) (PRV/49/5) Captain Hallowell to Purvis, November 1797, re French and Spanish prisoners sent to Teneriffe. (Manuscript) (PRV/49/6) Captain Hood to Purvis, at sea, 22 December 1797, a letter (Manuscript) (PRV/49/7) J H Hamilton to Purvis, No.3 St Martin's Lane, 3 September 1798, personal (Manuscript) (PRV/49/8) Transport Office to Purvis, Commander of HMS LONDON, 28 November 1799. Requesting a French prisoner, M. St Amand, be brought over from the Royal Oak Prison Ship at Portsmouth to teach French to some gentlemen on board the LONDON (Manuscript) (PRV/49/9) "Some ideas relative to bringing a Fleet into action with the greatest advantage" 1800. Purvis (Manuscript) (PRV/49/10) Captain Darby to Purvis, HMS BELLEPHON, off Spithead, 10 April 1800 (wishing best thanks at receiving sincere congratulations) (Manuscript) (PRV/49/11) Naval Chronicle Office, 103 Shoe Lane, Fleet Street, London to Purvis, 30 May 1800, re Curriculum Vitae (Manuscript) (PRV/49/12) Rear- Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, HMS RENOWN at sea, 11 August 1800 to Purvis, HMS LONDON, outlining the line of battle. (Manuscript) (PRV/49/13)

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