Add MS 89036/1/20

All documents are without date unless indicated.

• 1. Draft list of Ministers and Commissioners.
• 2. Draft Cabinet.
• 3. List of three persons for advancement?
• 4. List of names (?guests), with second brief list headed 'Promotions'.
• 5. List of items/names to be discussed. Includes 'D[uke] of Richmond's Paper'.
• 6. List if items/names to be discussed. Includes Cinque Port and Col. Williams Paper.
• 7. List of persons for honours or promotion.
• 8. List of items/names to be discussed.
• 9-9(iii). Small sealed wrapper originally holding a document in French by Pellene, 'Memoire sur la nécessité d'arrêter le progrès de la révolution Françoise' (document now removed from wrapper and laid flat in the file). Wrapper endorsed: 'This man was Mirabeau's chief assistant. Is said to be one of the best writers France has produced, and may be had for 20 £ per month. He was professor of political law to the Dauphin, & lost his appointment after the 10th of August. Huskisson knows him well.' Sheets sewn.
• 10. Draft concerning Import Duties, Britain and France.
• 11-12. Draft speech concerning raising militia 'for the defence of their Town against any attacks that may be made against them by foreign Enemy'.
• 13-14. Draft letter from George III to the Emperor of Morocco (with some additions in pencil).
• 14(ii). 8 April 1801. Calculations related to the Sinking Fund.
• 15-15(iii). Draft of Parliamentary speech concerning France.
• 16. 'R Feb 18th'. 'Arrangements in France for the Defence of their Coast'.
• 17-17(i). Draft speech concerning views of the Allies on the re-establishment of the Monarchy in France.
• 18. Continuation.
• 19. Aide-memoire on six topics: revenue and the Sinking Fund; suggestions for increasing revenue; management of Sinking Fund; defraying expense of future wars; state of military and naval preparations; internal security.
• 20. Brief notes in pencil, ranking countries: 6th Germany; 7th Austria.....13th Malta.
• 20(i). Signatures and seals of Pitt, Lord Bayham, Lord Mornington. Removed from document dated 1793.
• 21. Brief notes headed 'Meeting on Tuesday'.
• 22. Brief note listing numbers of men 'fit for duty'.
• 23. Brief note headed 'List of Volunteers'.
• 24. Brief notes for meeting, beginning with 'Irish Question'.
• 25. Brief notes for meeting mainly concerning Militia and finance.
• 26. 'Dec. 4th'. Brief notes for meeting.
• 27. 'Feb. 21st'. Brief notes for meeting.
• 28. Brief list of certain trades.
• 29-30. Brief list of pending business.
• 31. List of pending business, beginning 'Common Pleas'.
• 32. [?1794]. Draft clause asserting that 'to keep a Foreign Army within the Kingdom without the consent of Parliament, whether in time of Peace or time of War, illegal and unconstitutional....'
• 33. Brief notes, beginning 'Stages to be fixed'.
• 34. Calculations of interest in relation to £1,500,000.
• 35. Brief notes headed 'For War' - calculation of costs.
• 36. List of various commodities and indication of revenue.
• 37. Brief notes.
• 38. Draft paper on imports and exports.
• 39. Notes beginning 'Portugal'. Various costs (e.g. 'Money for the King's Service', 'Foreign Ministers').
• 40. Brief notes on revenue and debts. Probably 1802.
• 41. Notes relating to 'Property Act'.
• 42. Notes mentioning earlier Exchequer Bills. Latest date: 1802.
• 43. Notes relating to the price of barley.
• 44. Note dated 'Jan. 11th' (finance).
• 45. Notes (page 5 only): '16 years of War'.
• 46-47. Notes: 'Unredeemed Total Permanent Debt'. Refers to Sinking Fund.
• 48-48(i). Notes beginning 'CC', details of seditious meetings in different parts of the country (1800-1801).
• 49. Referring to revenue and to the Isle of Man.
• 50. Calculations headed 'West Cliff'.
• L. Letter wrapper (with red seal) addressed to Adams, Whitehall, from Charles Long (Bromley, 26 November 1803).
• 51. Notes referring to Estate Bill.
• 52. Brief two-line fragment.
• 53. Note headed 'August 20th' referring to St. Domingo.
• 54. Notes referring to 'Limerick Gaol'.
• 55. Notes headed 'Coasting Trade'. Refers to America, Colonies, B.W. Indies, Baltic, Mediterranean.