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Major Missett to Ball, Cairo, 30 November 1803, (copy, secret and confidential), reporting that the French consul has heard that the Toulon fleet is destined for Egypt, sending the cipher used by French agents

Major Missett to Ball, Cairo, 30 November 1803, (copy, secret and confidential), reporting that the French consul has heard that the Toulon fleet is destined for Egypt, sending the cipher used by French agents

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ID:	CRK/1/179
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Phillipps-Croker
Date made:	1803-11-30
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	1 item
Parts:	Letters from Ball to Nelson and a number from Briggs to Ball 1803 -1805. (Manuscript) Antonio Regnard Carias, consul to the Emperor of Russia in Malta, no date, copy of a receipt for the transport of Spanish prisoners in a Russian vessel (Manuscript) (CRK/1/161) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 2 January 1805, (private), on the attitude of Naples to trade with Sicily, with an extract from Mr Elliot’s letter (Manuscript) (CRK/1/162) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 13 Feb 1805, on the French fleet (Manuscript) (CRK/1/163) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 13 Feb 1805, (private, duplicate-original copy sent by the Etna), duplicate of above (Manuscript) (CRK/1/164) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 20 Feb 1805, with his opinion on the intention of the French fleet, the attitude of Sicily, and his conversations with Dr Scott (Manuscript) (CRK/1/165) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 21 Feb 1805, on problems of his administration and the rules of quarantine, and views on the defence of Messina and Alexandria (Manuscript) (CRK/1/166) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 12 March 1804, enclosing letters from Elliot and others, and Ball’s desire to serve with Nelson (Manuscript) (CRK/1/167) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 26 March 1805, (private), explaining his conduct with regard to the problem of quarantine (Manuscript) (CRK/1/168) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 31 March 1805, on expectations of a second attempt by the French, and recommending Captain Hawes of the Moucheron (Manuscript) (CRK/1/169) Ball to Nelson, Malta, 1 April 1805, (private), on the defence of Messina, and his failing eyesight (Manuscript) (CRK/1/170) Samuel Briggs [consul] to Sir Richard Bickerton, Alexandria, 3 June 1803, with intelligence on Mamelukes and Albanians in Cairo, John transport to carry convalescents (Manuscript) (CRK/1/171) Return of persons in the quarantine hospital to be embarked on the John transport, 3 June 1803 (Manuscript) (CRK/1/172) Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 8 June 1803, (copy), on the Mamelukes and Major Missett, with details on French consuls (Manuscript) (CRK/1/173) Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 5 July 1803, (copy), enclosing a letter from Major Missett, (below), reporting the resumption of war with France,and Misset to send a courier to India (Manuscript) (CRK/1/174) Major Missett to Ball, Alexandria, 18 April 1803, suggesting the need for Admiral Bickerton to station a vessel in the harbour (Manuscript) (CRK/1/175) British Vice consul to Ball, Licata, 4 August 1803, reporting the capture of two British merchant vessels by a French privateer (Manuscript) (CRK/1/176) Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 11 August 1803, (copy, 2 pages) on the negotiations between the Turks and Mamelukes, the arrival of consuls, and the end of the plague since June (Manuscript) (CRK/1/177) Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 11 November 1803, (copy, extract), on the need for visits by British ships to extend influence (Manuscript) (CRK/1/178) Major Missett to Ball, Cairo, 30 November 1803, (copy, secret and confidential), reporting that the French consul has heard that the Toulon fleet is destined for Egypt, sending the cipher used by French agents (Manuscript) (CRK/1/179) Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 23 Dec 1803, (copy, extract), confirmation of peace between Turks and Mamelukes, devaluation and the price of corn, enclosing dispatches from India (Manuscript) (CRK/1/180)

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