Instructions relating to His Majesty's service at sea.

  • Great Britain. Admiralty
Date:
1825
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Credit: Instructions relating to His Majesty's service at sea. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Battle—continued. Captain to be suspended, if necessary duty of the Lieutenants therein at quarters distribution of Ammunition . . Survey on remains of Ammunition Boatswains to provide for defects in the rigging Carpenter’s duty therein ..... Carpenters to see the wings and passages clear Officers and Men slain to be reported at the end of the Muster-book { Bearing of Marines at sea ....... Bedding, to be exposed and aired ...... Belligerents, Ships of, not to be taken under Convoy Bills of Exchange, directions for drawing them for Pilotage . drawn for purchases by agents, will be imprested against Admiral on public officers, to be drawn in form directed by them for the purchase of Ships of War ..... drawn by Dock-yard Officers, to be approved by Admiral ditto lists of them to be sent to the several Boards Boards, in Naval Departments, Admirals to correspond with ditto, their officers abroad to be under control of Admiral Captains to correspond with them ..... Boats, to be secured at sea before blowing weather to be kept in constant order .... not to come alongside, till permitted by Lieutenant established number of, to be taken to sea . . . . . to be cleared of Stores as soon as possible, and reloaded Ship’s, to be employed in the Purser’s service when convenient Boat Hire, Purser not to be put to expense of .... how regulated when incurred ...... Boatswain, qualifications for, and by whom examined . instructions for him . ., to examine Stores received ....... to have plenty of Points, &c., ready for Sails . . . . invalided, to be examined at nearest Naval Hospital . Books, Accounts, &c., belonging to Ships of War, regulations for and other Vouchers, to be signed by officers leaving f their Ships ...... \ and Papers, turned overby Captains to their successor | necessary for Navigation to be found by Master to be preserved on loss of the Ship . Booms, to be secured .... Bounty and Advance Lists, how made and paid Boys, how borne and mustered deficient Seamen not to be borne for to be instructed by the Chaplain . . Breechings and Tackles, Gunner’s Crew to fit them Chap. III. VII. X. X. XL XII. XII. VI. VI. VI. VI. XIV. VI. VI. II. II. II. II. II. II. II. VI. VI. XI. VI. XII. VII. VI. VII. VI. VI. II. II. II. XI. XI. XI. XIII. VI. I. VI. VI. VI. VIII. VI. XI. VI. VI. VI. IX. IX. X. Sec. III. III. III. IV. III. V. II. II. II. II. II. I. II. IV. H. I. II. II. II. II. I. I. III. III. I. III. I. IV. III. III. III. Art. 5 20 17 18 G 6 7 4 2 4 2 12 21 7 10 18 16 17 18 4 2 16 17 2 7 5 23 17 23 6 6 15 13 19 1 1 3 11 1 13 30 2 30 19 29 2 6 4 4 2 4 6 Page 31 100 124 124 129 132 132 59 56 59 72 145 66 89 23 27 26 27 27 9 20 78 49 128 42 132 100 49 100 45 45 25 13 16 128 128 128 138 55 6 71 40 71 106 84 128 59 59 59 117 118 120 2 B 2