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To Vice Admiral Sir Herbert Sawyer, Halifax. Code of conduct for British ships in contact with those of the United States. Relates to uncertainty of negotiations with the United States, need for precautions against giving offense, and specific…

Admiralty. To Sir John Borlase Warren. I have to request that you will come to Town

Admiralty. To Sir John Borlase Warren. Refers to the blockade of the American coast and naval operations.

To Robert Saunders Dundas, 2nd viscount Melville. Lists items needed to carry out actions against the Americans.

Admiralty. To Sir John Borlase Warren. Refers to the condemnation and sale of vessels captured from the subjects of the United States.

Admiralty. To Sir John Borlase Warren. Refers to the blockade of the American coast naval operations, various naval stations, and the capture of the Guerriere and Macedonian.

Warsprite, Basque Roads. To Robert Saunders Dundas, 2nd viscount Melville. Disappointed that he has not been ordered to America or cruise off the Western Isles. Informed by a board member the Warsprite too large for that destination.

To Robert Saunders Dundas, 2nd viscount Melville. Covering letter and enclosure giving advice on preparations for naval operations on the Great Lakes.

Admiralty. To Sir John Borlase Warren. Refers to the blockade, naval operations, various British naval stations, British vessels, and New Orleans.

Cawsand Bay. To Robert Saunders Dundas, 2nd viscount Melville. Refers to his arrest from which he was liberated and naval matters.

Admiralty. To Sir John Borlase Warren. Deals with the blockade, naval operations, and naval stations.

Admiralty. To Sir Henry Blackwood. Regrets he cannot comply with his request for an acting captain.