Identifier: linzeefamilyofgr02linz (find matches)
Title: The Linzee family of Great Britain and the United States of America and the allied families of Penfold, Hood, Amory, Tilden, Hunt, Browne, Wooldridge (and) Evans
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Linzee, John William, b. 1867
Subjects: Lindsay family
Publisher: Boston, Privately printed
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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ly in St Fiorenza Bay, to receive your Flag and if the tradefrom Sicily and Naples should be arrived, under convoy of the Livelyyou will proceed immediately with the convoy to Gibraltar withoutwaiting the exchange of Captains Nelson and Sutton, should thatnot be settled, in which case the Agamemnon will join you there. Conmiodore Nelson will hoist his Broad Pendant in the Egmontand proceed in the execution of his former orders. If Rear Admiral Man is at Gibraltar and an exchange can be madebetween Captain Pierrepont of the Blonde and Captain Brisbane ofthe Nemisis I shall be very glad — Enclosed is a Commission foryour Flag Lieutenant I have the honor to beSir &c &c &c J JervisVice Admiral Linzee Princess Royal 4th June 1796Sir I should have complied with the directions in your letter of the1st instant by sending the Nelly store Ship to Ajaccio under convoyof the Dromedary, but think it necessary to trouble you with anaccount of the behaviour of WilHam Pixley her Master.
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John William Linzee1867- \ , THE LINZEE FAMILY. 517 Application having been made to the Naval store keeper for slopsand beds for the seamen and Invahds burnt out in the Caira, whowere almost naked and laying on the decks ever since the loss of thatship, he gave directions to the Master of the Nelly to supply them,who did so without any seeming reluctance, the day after their de-hvery I received an appHcation from the store keeper to send theNelly to Ajaccio under convoy of the Boston, to which I acqueised,but the Master would not proceed alledging that he had complicatedhis Charter Party by bringing the stores to Corsica, and that anadditional allowance should be paid by Govermnent for carrying thestores from hence to Ajaccio, otherwise he would not stir. I sentfor him and acquainted him that the port of Ajaccio was the onlyplace where his cargo could be received & that if an additional allow-ance of freight was proper Government would of course pay it, buthe still refused to go a

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