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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    Pilot—continued. Hammock and Bedding to be furnished to him . his directions to be obeyed, hut removed from charge, if insufficient Master to be preferred, if qualified .... Pilotage, in what cases allowed to Masters and Second Masters deducted from Master’s Pay ..... Master and Second Master to have a knowledge of Master, how paid for ...... not to be allowed, except in unusual situations . abroad, how paid ....... Piloting the Ship, Master to be attentive thereto Lead always to be hove ...... Port, Ships coming into unnecessarily, to be reported by Port Admiral Ships there, to follow motions of Senior Officer Port Admirals, Instructions for them not to be interfered with by Senior Officers Ports of the Guns, to be well lined and barred in to be secured, when Ship is heeled . Powder, precautions on receiving the same never to be kept but in the Magazine delivered out, precautions barrels, precautions in using the Gun Metal Adze proportion allowed for exercise scale of proportion to be used for service when returned, none loose to remain in the Magazine Precautions against Fire ..... in heeling Ships . ... in issuing Spirits ..... Prices of Provisions and Stores purchased, how certified Prize Ships, purchased abroad, how valued Proceedings, Captain to report them on all occasions Progress in fitting the Ship, to be reported daily Form of, App. No. X. Promotion, Candidates for, by whom examined Protection of Convoys, Injunctions for of Merchant Ships, when about to sail during War to be afforded to Ships of Allies not to be afforded to Ships of Belligerents of Neutrals Provisions, Instructions to Captains thereon . supplied by order of Commander-in-chief or Captain to be obtained from Agent or Correspondent of the Victualling surveyed, not to be thrown overboard on Foreign Stations, how to be obtained how purchased, vide Note ..... to be hoisted in carefully and expeditiously, and examined remains of, to be surveyed on Officers leaving Board Chap. Sec. Art. Page VI. V. 3 87 VI. V. 5 8 VI. V. 8 89 VI. V. 8 89 VI. V. 4 87 II. I. 15 14 VI. V. 8 89 VI. V. 4 87 VI. V. 6,8 88-9 VIII. I. 22 107 VI. V. 1 87 V. 7 89 VI. IV. 22 81 V. 1 35 V. 6 37 ( VII. 11 97 \ xii. 3 131 VI. I. 8 42 v 17,8 121 i 9 121 X 10 121 X. 10 121 X. 28 127 VI. IV. 10 76 X. 16 123 X. 24 125 , VI IV. 5 73 ) VII. 10 97 ) VIII. I. 9 104 r viii. II. 14 115 VI. I. 8 42 VI. IV. 5 73 VI. III. | 19 l 21 65 66 s 11 I. 10 12 II. II. 16 26 VI. IV. 16 78 VI I. 5 41 166 II. I. 13 13 XIV. 4 143 VI. IV. 18 79 XIV. 12 145 XIV. 12 145 XIV. 12 145 VL II. S i { 28 44 54 VI. II. 21 51 VI. II. 27 53 XIII. 8 137 II. II. 9, 10 23 VI. III. 21 66 VIII. I. 5 103 VI. 11. 16 49 2 D 2