| Description | GEO/MAIN/14594-14595: Lord Castlereagh to George III (and reply), 2 - 3 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14596: George Canning to George III (and reply), 8 - 9 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14597-14598: Lord Castlereagh to George III (and reply), 8 - 9 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14599-14600: Lord Chancellor (1st Baron Eldon) to George III (and reply), 9 - 10 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14601-14603: George Canning to Duke of Portland, 12 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14604: Lord Eldon to George III (and reply), 12 - 13 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14605: Sir David Dundas to Lieutenant General Robert Brownrigg, 13 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14606-14607: Spencer Perceval to George III (and reply), 15 - 16 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14608-14609: Lord Castlereagh to George III (and reply), 15 - 16 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14610: Spencer Perceval to George III, 18 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14611-14615: Cabinet Minutes and Extract of Letter from Lord Mulgrave, 18 - 21 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14616: Lieutenant Colonel Herbert Taylor to Lord Chatham, 19 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14617-14618: Lord Castlereagh to George III (and reply), 19 - 20 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14619: Cover note: 'Copies of Military Opinions from Sir D. Dundas, and others, on the then proposed Expedition against Antwerp, Received 26 September 1809'
GEO/MAIN/14620-14624: 'Memorandum upon the supposed practicality of destroying the French Ships and Vessels in the Scheldt and in the Arsenals at Antwerp', Lieutenant Colonel J.W. Gordon, 31 May 1809
GEO/MAIN/14625-14630: Memorandum, Major General Hon. Alexander Hope, 1 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14631-14632: Memorandum on the location and availability of Forces, Horse Guards, 1 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14633-14636: Lieutenant General Robert Brownrigg to Frederick, Duke of York, 2 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14637-14640: Memorandum, General Sir David Dundas, 3 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14641-14642: Memorandum, Adjutant General [Major General Harry Calvert] to Commander-in-Chief [General Sir David Dundas], 3 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14643: Memorandum: 'Force which will remain in Ireland', 20 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14644-14645: Memorandum: 'Force which will remain in Great Britain and the Islands in the Channel', 20 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14646: Memorandum: 'State of the Force about to proceed on Foreign Service', Horse Guards, 22 June 1809
GEO/MAIN/14647-14649: Memorandum: 'Report on the intended Expedition under Lord Chatham', Lieutenant Colonel J.W. Gordon, 20 July 1809
GEO/MAIN/14650-14652: Memoranda: 'Staff and Force to proceed on Service', Horse Guards, 1 July 1809
GEO/MAIN/14653: George Hammond to Lieutenant Colonel J.W. Gordon, 20 July 1809
GEO/MAIN/14654: Sir Lucas Pepys to Francis Moore, 14 September 1809
GEO/MAIN/14655-14656: Lord Mulgrave to George III (and reply), 21 - 22 September 1809 |