Lord of the Admiralty's Letter to Lord Germain Relative to Rear Admiral Barrington's Proceeding and Defence of the Leeward Islands, with Nine Related Enclosures

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Lord of the Admiralty's Letter to Lord Germain Referring to Letters Received from Rear Admiral Parker Containing an Account of His Proceedings Commanding Ships at Jamaica and the Threat of French Invasion, with Two Related Enclosures

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Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty, Referring to the British Victory Over the Rebels at Egg Harbour, and the Intention for Commodore Hotham to Reinforce Rear Admiral Barrington' at the Leeward Islands, with Four Enclosures

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Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Transmitting Five Papers Respecting the Proceedings of the Squadron Under Command of Vice Admiral Byron at the Leeward Islands and Flag of Truce Sent by the Comte D'Estaing

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Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty, Transmitting Twelve Enclosures Relating to Reports Received from Vice Admiral Parker in Jamaica Referring Principally to French Forces Under the Comte D'Estaing

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Letter and Five Enclosures Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Relaying Accounts from James Young Relative to Illicit Trade, Ships Fitted Out in the Leeward Islands to Take Rebel Cruisers, and Legality Related to Such

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Letter and Seven Enclosures Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Respecting the Vindication of Rear Admiral Parker of His Conduct, and His Communications with Governor Burt

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Letter and Enclosures Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Relative to a Memorial Made by Officers, Seamen and Mariners Serving Under Samuel Barrington Soliciting an Exemption from Postage

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Letter and Seven Related Enclosure Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty All Relative to the Proceedings of Lord Viscount Howe as Sent from Aboard the 'Eagle'

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Letter and Enclosures Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Relative to Sir George Collier's Accounts of Proceedings of His Ships, Plans Made with Henry Clinton for a Descent in Virginia, and Dispatches of the French Plenipotentiary

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