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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1845 edition. Excerpt: ...Nelson. I beg my best compliments to Mrs. Parish, and Lady N. joins me in the same to Mrs. Ross. TO CAPTAIN SIR EDWARD BERRY. From a Copy in the Nelson Papers. December 5th, 1800. 'My dear Sir Edward, Many thanks for your letter: you know how I am fixed with Hardy, who could not get a Ship. I wrote immediately to Lord Spencer, who says, that if the Princess Charlotte' is good, you have a fair chance for her, and that he shall be happy to show his regard for you. Therefore, I write this Which he bad captured at the Battle of St. Vincent. He did not, however, hoist bis Flag until the 17th of January, 1801. Note by Sir Edward Berry: --"Lord Spencer ordered the Princess Charlotte to be repaired: when I had her nearly ready, I was superseded by F. Gardner (a senior Officer), and appointed to the Ruby by Lord St. Vincent or Sir Thomas Troubridge." scrawl to say how you stand. I hope we shall serve together, and mine will not, I hope, be an inactive service. My dear Sir Edward, your faithful servant, Nelson. P.S.--The Duke of Clarence spoke much of you this day. TO THE REV. ROBERT ROLFE,9 SAHAM, WATTON, NORFOLK. Autograph in the possession of the Reverend Robert Rolfe. Lord Nelson, ac companied by Sir William and Lady Hamilton, visited Mr. Beckford, at Fonthill, on the 20tu of December. An account of his reception by the Corporation of Salisbury, of the festivities to his honour, and of his interview with some Bailors who had served tmder him at Teneriffe and the Nile, will be fonnd in the Gentleman's Magazine, vol. 1m. pp. 200, 297. December 16th, 1800. My dear Sir, Believe me it has not proceeded from inattention or want of regard that I have not answered your truly kind letter, on my first arrival; but the goodness of my friends has...
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