Add MS 89036/1/9

Document numbering continues from Add MS 89036/1/8:

• 58. Clumber, G. Cranford to [Pitt], 1 January 1802.
• 59. Downing Street, Henry Addington to [Pitt], 11 February 1802.
• 60. Mansfield St., Charles Steele to Pitt, 11 February 1802.
• 61. Grosvenor Place, Carlisle to Pitt, 14 February 1802.
• 62. Christ College, J. Fisher to [Pitt], 18 February 1802. Seeking acknowledgement of his resignation (Deputy High Steward, University of Cambridge).
• 63. Park Place, Pitt to Mr J. Fisher, 25 February 1802. Copy letter.
• 64. Christ College, J. Fisher to [Pitt], 26 February 1802. Decides not to resign.
• 65. Calder House, by Edinburgh, Lord Torphichen to Pitt, 19 March 1802. Seeking to get the son of a friend into the Royal Academy at Woolwich.
• 66. Bulstrode, Portland to Pitt, 22 April 1802. Concerning the late Lord Guildford, Captain of Deal Castle, and Mr [John] Norris, formerly Member for Rye.
• 67. Great George Street, Charles S. Pybus to Pitt, [25 April 1802]. Concerning the position of Lieutenant of Dover Castle.
• 68. A paper wrap, dated 25 April 1802, with the title: 'Note on allowance to Emigrants'. Originally housing items 68 (a document with the same number as the paper wrap), and 68(i) and 68(ii).
• 68 (document). Document in French, dated 10 April 1802.
• 68(i). Accompanying document (also in French) in the form of a table showing the number of 'Emigrés' who have received assistance ('secours').
• 68(ii). W. W. [Windham] to [?Pitt], 27 April [1802]. A covering letter referring to 68 and 68(i). The note concludes with the remark: 'Let me remind you at the same time of the other business relative to the clause in the Alien Bill.
• 69. Great George Street, Charles S. Pybus to Pitt, 26 April 1802. Disappointed to receive a letter from Pitt informing him he is not to be appointed as Lieutenant of Dover Castle.
• 70. Park Place, Pitt to Pybus, 27 April 1802. Copy letter.
• 70(i). Four letters copied together, from Pitt to Pybus (1792), on the subject of the Lieutenancy of Dover Castle, originally enclosed with item 69.
• 71. South Hill, G. C. [Canning] to [Pitt], 13 May 1802. Inviting Pitt to stay for a couple of days, 'your duty to the Treaty' having been 'discharged'. 'Let us have a day of Slave Trade talk'.
• 72. Steven's Hotel, Clifford Street, J. Chearnley to [Pitt], 16 May 1802. Resigning appointments.
• 73. Park Place, Pitt to J. Chearnley, 16 May 1802. Letter in reply to item 72.
• 74. Old Palace Yard, George Rose to [Pitt], 29 May 1802. 'Our Dinner went off yesterday to the entire Satisfaction of those of your Friends who are least easily satisfied on such a Subject.'
• 75. St. James's Place, Lord Spencer to Pitt, 29 May 1802. Also referring to the dinner (Merchant Taylor's Hall).
• 76. Downing Street, Addington to [Pitt], 4 June 1802.
• 77. Broomfield, [William] Wilberforce to Pitt, 7 June 1802. Informing Pitt that he has heard 'indirectly that Addington had not made up his mind on the subject of the Sierra Leone affairs'.
• 78. Pall Mall, W. Windham to [Pitt], 7 June 1802. Requesting that Pitt should not appoint Jacob Forster ('rather too highflown I am afraid for Election purposes').
• 79. Brightelmstone, General Charles Lennox to [Pitt], 7 June 1802 [NB although previously listed as 1802, the date seems to be 1804, as indicated by the endorsement of the letter, and a further letter from Lennox can be found in Pitt's letters of 1804].
• 80. London, Castlereagh to Pitt, 26 June [?1802]. 'A considerable portion of my anxiety has been relieved by a decision in favor of the Presbyterian arrangement, which Lord Hardwicke has been directed to notify to the Synod....'
• 81. St. James['s] Square, Chatham to Pitt, 25 July [1802]. Refers to Coutts.
• 82. St James's Square, G. H. Rose to Viscount Hawkesbury, 24 August 1802. 'I have no longer a Wish at present to be employed in the Foreign Line'.
• 83. The Burn, Henry Dundas to [Pitt], 29 August 1802.
• 84-84(i). East Sheen, Lord Castlereagh to Pitt, 11 September [1802]. Chiefly on financial matters.
• 85. Great George Street, N. Vansittart to [Pitt], 9 November 1802. On the plans to deprive Spain of her American colonies.
• 86. Richmond Park, Addington to [Pitt], 12 November 1802. European affairs.
• 87. Conduit Street, G. C. [Canning] to [Pitt], 18 December 1802. Concerning the 'new Admiralty Bill'.
• 88-88(i). [Paris], J. C. Villiers to Pitt, franked 1802. Concerning the social and political situation in France: 'The Jacobins detest Bonaparte & every principle of his government; & the mass of the people detest the Jacobins, without liking Bonaparte.'