Military Stores for the Ship of War "Ganges"

1 / 25

100%

⇣

Archival document image, page 1. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 2. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 3. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 4. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 5. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 6. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 7. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 8. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 9. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 10. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 11. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 12. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 13. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 14. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 15. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 16. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 17. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 18. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 19. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 20. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 21. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 22. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 23. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 24. See transcription below.

Archival document image, page 25. See transcription below.

No human transcription currently available for this document.

This transcription was generated by machine using Anthropic's Claude Code (a mix of sonnet and opus models). It may contain errors or inaccuracies. Please verify against the document image. Learn more about our generative AI methodology.

M^r John Harris Sir War Department 17 May 179[3?] It having been represented that the Iron grape delivered to M^r Francis for the Ganges are of too large a size. I have therefore to request that you would be pleased forthwith to deliver to him an equal quantity in weight of 4 oz. Grape, or as near it as possible, on his returning into Store those already delivered. — M^r Fran[cis] will attend to this business and afford such assistance as may be necessary. — M^r John Harris Sir War Office 18^th May 179[3] Be pleased to deliver to Captain Dale for the Ganges. 50 prickers and brushes, and 200 Flints for Muskets and Pistols assorted. —

Type

Letterbook Copy

Description

Harris is directed to deliver to Captain Richard Dale of the military ship "Ganges" the following military stores: powder for cannon and muskets in barrels and half-barrels, round shot of nine pounders, double-headed round shot, boxes of grapeshot for nine pounders in cannisters, musket cartridges, pistol cartridges, muskets with accoutrements, cutlasses with scabbards, boarding pikes, scabbards for the cutlasses already on board.