...unea>y at the distress he was in, and knowing him to be a man of great talent and science, I told him t would do every thing in my power to relieve him ;...my recollection certificates which he had formerly shewn me from persons in official situations; lord Yarmouth, general Jenkinson, 'and Mr. Reeves, I...

...without furniture; I had not even a servant on board. He said he would willingly mess any where. 1 told him that the ward-room was already crowded, and...my recollection Certificates which he had formerly shewn me from persons in official situations ; Lord Yarmouth, General Jenkinson, and Mr. Reeves, I...

...was without furniture; I had not even a servant on board. He said he would willingly mess anywhere. I told him that the wardroom was already crowded,...He seemed greatly hurt at this, and recalled to my recollectljn certificates which he had formerly showa me from persons in official situations; Lord...

...was without furniture; I had not even a servant on board. He said he would willingly mess anywhere; I told him that the ward-room was already crowded;...propriety take him, he being a foreigner, without leave of the Admiralty. He seemed greatly hurt at (hi*, and recalled to my recollection certificates which...

...even a servant on board. He said he would •willingly mess anywhere. I told him that the wrd-room was already crowded, and, besides, I could not with...propriety take him, he being a foreigner, without leave frouj the Admiralty. " He seemed greatly hurt at this, and recalled to my recolleclion certificates...

...to himself, it was quite impossible. My c;ib!n was without furniture ; I had not even a '•ervant on board. He said he would willingly mess any where....my recollection certificates which he had formerly shewn me from persons in official situations ; lord Yarmouth, gen. Jenkinson, and Mr. Reeves, I think,...

...honourable appointment. " I felt very uneasy at the distress he was in, and knowing him to be a man uf great talent and science, I told him I would do every...my recollection certificates which he had formerly shewn me from persons in official situations ; Lord Yarmouth, General Jenkinaon, and Mr Reeves, I think,...

...the Tonnant, with any comfort to himself, it was quite impossible c my cabin was without furniture: t had not even a Servant on board. He said he would...my recollection certificates which he had formerly shewn me, from persons in official situations. Lord Yarmouth, General Jenkinson, and Mr. Reeves, I...

...bo;ird and exercise the sharpshooters (which plan Sir Alexander Cochrane I knew had approved of) ; that he had left his lodgings, and prepared himself...without leave from the Admiralty. He seemed greatly hurt iit this, and recalled to my recollection certificates which he had formerly shown me from persons...