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

  • Great Britain. Commissioners of Naval Inquiry.
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[1847]
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    1—Reports, 1802-3—continued. Cardigan, Port of. Account of the number of ships and vessels, with their tonnage, and the number of men and boys usually employed in navigating the same, tliat have been registered in the port of Cardigan, as appears by the books of the register-general of shipping to have been in existence on the 30th September in the years 1799, 1800, and 1801, Rep. v. App. 373. Carlisle, Port of. Account of the number of ships and vessels, with their tonnage, and the number of men and boys usually employed in navigating the same, that have been registered in the port of Carlisle, as appears by the books of the register-general of shipping to have been in existence on the 30th September in the years 1799, 1800, and 1801, Rep. v. App. 373. Certificates : 1. Naval Storekeeper at Jamaica. 2. Pensioners on the Chest at Chatham. 3. Coopers’ Work (Woolwich Yard). 4. Block Contract. 1. Naval Storekeeper at Jamaica: Copy of certificate, dated 1 February 1797, given by Mr. James Dick, upon entering upon his duties as naval storekeeper at Jamaica, Rep. i. App. 45. 2. Pensioners on the Chest at Chatham : Form of certificate of medical oflScer to entitle pensioners to relief from the chest at Chatham, Rep. ii. App. 171. 3. Coopers' Work (Woolwich Yard). Copy of a certificate for goods delivered and work performed, under the contract for coopers’ work, by Messrs. Michael and John Hedges, at Woolwich Dockyard, showing the errors and inegularities therein. Rep. iii. 190, 191. 4. Block Contract: Account of the certificates for blockmakers’ wares, delivered by Mr. Bartholomew Dunsterville, for Mr. W. Taylor, for 1800, for Plymouth Yard, Rep. iii. App. 204 Account of the net amount of bills or certificates made out to Mr. Walter Taylor for blockmaker^ wares at the different yards, from 1791 to 1802 inclusive, ib. 231. Channel Islands. See Shipping, 2. Charles II. Grant of twelve acres of marsh land by King Charles the Second to the chest at Chatham, Rep. ii. 119. Chatham Dockyard. See Chest at Chatham. Irvin, Mr., sen. Chepstow. Account of the number of ships and vessels, with their tonnage, and the number of men and boys usually employed in navigating the same, that have been registered in the port of Chepstow, as appears by the books of the register-general of shipping to have been in existence on the 30th September in the years 1799, 1800, and 1801, Rep. v. App. 373. Chest at Chatham: 1. Constitution and Management. 2. Establishment. 3. Duties, Salaries, and Emoluments of Officers and Clerks. 4. Receipts and Disbursements. 6. Property in the Funds and Land. 6. Defalcations, Mulcts, and Abatements from Wages. 7. Pensioners. 1. Constitution and Management: Observations of the Commissioners on the administration of the affairs of the ciiest at Chatham, together with recommendations as to future arrangement thereof. Rep. ii. 117-129 Recommendation of the Commissioners that the chest at Chatham be removed to Greenwich Hospital, to be managed as a separate branch of that institution, ib, 126 Decree of a commission held by virtue of an Order in Council, dated 22 July 1616, showing the constitution of the chest. Rep. ii. App. 133“*39 2. Establishment: Account showing the establishment and the number of days the resident supervisor, governor, inferior officers, clerks, 8cc., were employed in managing the business of the chest at Chatham in each year, from 179^ ^803, and the particulars of the expense attending the said establishment, Rep. ii. App. 140, 141. 3. Duties,