Indexes to reports of Commissioners, 1803-1806. (Naval Inquiry).

  • Great Britain. Commissioners of Naval Inquiry.
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[1847]
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    4—Reports, 1806—continued. lioyal Hospital at Plymouth. Account showing the average ])rices paid in each month for the beef, mutton, bread, beer and coals supplied to the Royal Hospital at Plymouth, and also the prices paid to Dr. Mein for the like articles, from 22 December 1799 to 31 December 1800, Hep. xiii. App. 484, 485. Rule, Sir William. Observations of the Commissioners on the evidence of Sir William Rule, a member of the committee of stores, relative to the abuses and irregularities in the office of tlie naval storekeeper at Jamaica, Rep. xii. App. 338-350. Rim Alen’s Wages. Particulars of tlie revenue derived by the Royal Hospital at Green- wich from the shares of prizes of run meti, Rep. xiv. 535. Russia. Remarks of (he Commissioners on the purchases of masts, spars, See. made by Mr. Lindegren, for the service of His Majesty’s navy,through his agents in Russia, Rep. xii. 38-40. See also Embargo in Russia. French Agents. Smalley, Cornwall, Russia Merchants : 1. Government Agent at Riga. 2. Alerchants’ Commission. 1. Government Agent at Riga: Occasion of the Government deeming it necessary to employ a Russia merchant in London to transact the business of the commission agent at Riga, Rep. xii. 5. 2. Alerchants’ Commission: Observations of the Commissioners on the evidence of several Russia merchants respecting the rate of commission allowed merchants shipping hemp from Riga, Rep. xii. 8,9- See also Eonar, Thomson. Brough, Anthony. Commission. Halliday, Thomas. Morison, John. Sanders, Samuel. Thomson, Peters Co., Messrs. Thorley, Morison ^ Co., Messrs. Thornton Brothers S; Co., Messrs. Thornton, Godfrey, ^ Son, Messrs. Todd, George. Tooke, Thomas. Rye, Port of. Account of the net duties collected for the lighthouses at the port of Rye in each quarter of the year 1805, Rep. xiv. App. G03. S. Sailing of Ships. Copy of letter from Andrew Lindegren, esq. to Sir Andrev/ Snape Ha- mond, bart., comptroller of the navy, dated 5 August 1795, advising him of the sailing of six vessels, laden with hemp, from Riga, for the service of his Majesty’s navy. Rep. xii. Ajjp.'200 Copy of letter from Andrew Lindegren, esq. to the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Navy, dated 29 June 1796, advising the Board of the sailing of fifteen vessels laden with masts and timber from Riga to different ports in England, ib. 214 Copy of letter from Andrew Lindegren, esq. to Sir Andrew Snape Hamond, bait., comptroller of the navy, dated l8 July 1795, reporting the sailing from Riga of five hemp-laden ships for His Majesty’s dockyards, ib. 227, 228 Copy of letter from Andrew Linde- gren, esq. to Sir Andrew Snape Hamond, bart., comptroller of the navy, dated 3 Sep- tember 1795, reporting the sailing from Riga of the ships laden with hemp and naval stores for Woolwich dockyard for the service of the navy, ib. 254, 255. Salaries of Officers (Greenwich Hospital): 1. Augmentation of Salaries. 2. Receivers of Hospital Estates. 3. Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital. 1. Augmentation of Salaries: Observations of the Commissioners on the correspondence and proceedings relative to the augmentation of the salaries of the officers, clerks, and servants of the Royal Hospital at Greenwich, Rep. xiv. 536, 537 Account of salaries held by persons in the establish- ment of the Royal Hospital at Greenwich which have been augmented since 1790, as they stood at that time, their several augmentations, and the authority by which they were increased. Rep. xiv. App. 610, 611. 2. Receivers of Hospital Estates: Copy of minute of a meeting of directors of Greenwich Hospital, held at that place on 10 August 1805, directing an inquiry into the amount of salaries and other emoluments of tlie receivers of the hospital estates in the north, and the persons^employed under them. Rep. xiv. App. 564.