Letters from Philip Carteret (Mid and Lt), 1792-97, addressed to his brother and mother.

Loose papers - personal papers: letters from Philip Carteret (Mid and Lt), 1792-97, (also addressed to his brother and mother and continued after Admiral Carteret's death). Several describe the passage of the LION, Captain Erasmus Gower, to China 1792-93, and some are written from the GREYHOUND, 1797.

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ID:	CAR/8A
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Carteret, Philip
Date made:	1792-1797
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Carteret, Philip, Rear-Admiral, 1733-1796. (Manuscript) Logbook of the GUERNSEY, Captain M. Milbanke, in the Mediterranean, 1757-58. (Manuscript) (CAR/1A) Logbook of the ENDYMION, 1780. (Manuscript) (CAR/1B) Letterbook of the ENDYMION, 1779-80. (Manuscript) (CAR/2) Journals (personal), June 1778-December 1789. (Manuscript) (CAR/3) Memoranda of service, captain's certificates and commission, 1747-79. (Manuscript) (CAR/4) Letters and notes about the SWALLOW and the voyage of circumnavigation. (Manuscript) (CAR/5) Two boxes containing loose papers and service papers. (Manuscript) (CAR/6) Correspondence about the ENDYMION, 1770-81, including one from Sir Joseph Banks. (Manuscript) (CAR/7A) Notes on the ENDYMION, extracts from her logbook and comments on the quality of the ships, 1779-81. (Manuscript) (CAR/7B) Orders and signals for the ENDYMION, 1779-81. (Manuscript) (CAR/7C) Letters from Philip Carteret (Mid and Lt), 1792-97, addressed to his brother and mother. (Manuscript) (CAR/8A) Letters from Samuel, 1794-96. (Manuscript) (CAR/8B) Letters received, notes on various topics and probate of the will of Admiral Carteret, 1778-95. (Manuscript) (CAR/9) Notes and comments on books read including several theological works (n.d.). (Manuscript) (CAR/10A) Notes on Dalrymple's 'Historical collection of the several sea voyages and discoveries in the South Pacific Ocean', vol. 1, 1770. (Manuscript) (CAR/10B)

Letters from Philip Carteret (Mid and Lt), 1792-97, addressed to his brother and mother.

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