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Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to proceed with the homeward mails from Lisbon and Oporto to Falmouth and deliver the ...,

367.
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1833, February 3.

Part of Penralley Papers

Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to proceed with the homeward mails from Lisbon and Oporto to Falmouth and deliver the mails at the Post Office. It is to replenish stores and collect a new main mast in Plymouth.

Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to proceed as far northwards as the Burlings and ascertain whether the Spanish frigate Lealtad ...,

390.
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1833, August 10.

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Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to proceed as far northwards as the Burlings and ascertain whether the Spanish frigate Lealtad, or any other Spanish vessel, is cruising off the coast.

Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to proceed along the coast of the south part of the Algarve as far as ...,

392.
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1833, August 16.

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Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to proceed along the coast of the south part of the Algarve as far as the Guadiana and communicate with the different British consulates, for the purpose of affording every necessary protection to 'our countrymen resident in that part of the Kingdom'.

Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to deliver a bag of dispatches to Sir H. F. Senhouse on board the St ...,

379.
File
1833, April 14.

Part of Penralley Papers

Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to deliver a bag of dispatches to Sir H. F. Senhouse on board the St Vincent.

Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to cruise off the mouth of the Tagus and warn shipping not to enter the ...,

383.
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1833, June 14.

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Sailing orders from Parker. Viper to cruise off the mouth of the Tagus and warn shipping not to enter the Tagus at night.

Sailing orders from Parker. Viper is to anchor off Alfeite in Casilhas Bay and deliver the accompanying letter to the ...,

395.
File
1833, September 2.

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Sailing orders from Parker. Viper is to anchor off Alfeite in Casilhas Bay and deliver the accompanying letter to the officer commanding the Miguelite forces, said to be approaching Lisbon from the south side and, whilst remaining neutral, adopt every means to prevent injury to the extensive wine stores of Messrs Fitzgibon, French and Duff, on the south side of the Tagus at Alfeite.

Sailing orders from Parker to the Viper. Viper to proceed off the mouth of the Tagus and deliver a dispatch ...,

361.
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1832, December 4.

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Sailing orders from Parker to the Viper. Viper to proceed off the mouth of the Tagus and deliver a dispatch to Captain Senhouse and put a pilot on his ship and on the St Vincent.

Sailing orders from Parker. HJ to hand over all orders and instructions to Lt F. H. H. Glasse, commander of ...,

421.
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1834, Feb. 14.

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Sailing orders from Parker. HJ to hand over all orders and instructions to Lt F. H. H. Glasse, commander of HM Brig Rolla. The Viper to rejoin the admiral's flag.

Sailing orders from Cdr C. B. H. Ross, Senior Officer, Plymouth. Viper to proceed to Portsmouth,

426.
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1834, March 13.

Part of Penralley Papers

Sailing orders from Captain Lockyer. HJ to communicate with the Deputy British Consul at Figueira to ascertain the safety, or ...,

404.
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1833, October 22.

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Sailing orders from Captain Lockyer. HJ to communicate with the Deputy British Consul at Figueira to ascertain the safety, or otherwise, of British residents in that vicinity.

Sailing orders from Admiral Parker on the Asia in the Tagus. Viper to proceed to Setubal and convey an order ...,

418.
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1834, Jan. 9.

Part of Penralley Papers

Sailing orders from Admiral Parker on the Asia in the Tagus. Viper to proceed to Setubal and convey an order to Lt Williams in command of the Royalist. HJ to carefully maintain the strictest neutrality between the belligerents.

Royal Naval School token of merit in writing for midshipman. 4th class, HJE,