OTTO Count - AL 1800 from the diplomat requesting a passport Autograph Type_Photographs

OTTO Count - AL 1800 from the diplomat requesting a passport Autograph Type_PhotographsLouis Guillaume OTTO, Count Mosloy (1754 1817) Autograph Letter in the third person to Mr. Ford at the Alien Office, requesting a passport for the wife of the secretary of the contractor for the French Prisoners of War. 1 page 4to with integral blank leaf, Hereford Street, 15 December 1800. Cte. Otto presents his respectful compliments to Mr. Ford and begs leave to introduce to his acquaintance Mr. Morice, Secretary of Mr. Vochez, the Contractor for

- there be any cast off scraps

Sir Hamilton HARTY (1879-1941)

probably misled by false reports tried to take the 7th Chasseurs who they thought cut off

A letter which indicates that Cheever’s views on prizes and awards were much the same as many others possibly in the running – excellent when one agrees with them

a well-known abdominal surgeon who had served at the front during the first years of World War One

1 page large folio

The merchants in question were to transport British manufactured goods

Admiral Warren’s reference to “mismanagement” of military expeditions in Spain and “my old Portuguese friends being abandoned” is intriguing and might possibly refer to the controversial Convention of Cintra of 1808

4½ x 9 cms

an unobtrusive fold mark at the centre

Russell was supposed to deliver to Italy

the Duke of Wellington