Dispatches and Letters Relating to the Blockade of Brest, 1803-1805John Leyland Navy Records Society, 1899 |
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acquaint the Lords Admiralty Aigle anchor arrived August blockade boats Bordeaux Brest brig Cadiz Caffarelli Campbell Cape Captain Prowse captured Cawsand Bay chase coast Cochrane Collingwood command convoy CORNWALLIS TO CAPTAIN CORNWALLIS TO SIR Cornwallis's Corunna corvettes cruise Culloden cutter Decrès directed dispatches Doris Dreadnought enemy February Ferrol flag fleet French ships frigate gunboats guns honour inclosed INCLOSURE inshore squadron instant intelligence January join July June letter Lieutenant line-of-battle ships Lords Commissioners Lordships Lorient lugger Majesty's ship Marine MARSDEN Minotaur Naiad naval Nelson officer orders Paris PELLEW TO CORNWALLIS pleased to acquaint Plymouth port proceed ready for sea Rear-Admiral received Robert Calder Rochefort sail schooner sent ships and vessels shore Sir Edward Pellew SIR EVAN NEPEAN Sir John Colpoys Sir Robert Calder Sir Thomas Graves Sirius sloop Spanish station Tonnant Torbay two-deck ship Ushant vaisseaux Vice-Admiral wallis William Cornwallis wind yesterday
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Halaman 120 - I am lying off the entrance of Brest Harbour, to watch the motions of the French fleet. Our information respecting them is very vague, but we know they have four or five and twenty great ships, which makes it necessary to be alert, and keep our eyes open at all times. I therefore bid adieu to snug beds and comfortable naps at night, never lying down but in my clothes.