...information could have been given of the flag officers of this fleet, and the captains; and it is niy duty to state, that more able and zealous flag officers...appears, my Lord, a most extraordinary circumstance, that Sir Richard Bickerton should have been, as second in command in the Mediterranean fleets, twice passed...

...more able and zealous flag-officers and captains do not grace the British navy, than those I Irave the honour and happiness to command. It likewise appears, my Lord, a most extraordinary circumstance, that Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton should have been, as second in command in the Mediterranean fleet,...

...this Fleet and the Captains ; and, it is my duty to state, that more able and zealous Flag-Officers and Captains do not grace the British Navy, than those...appears, my Lord, a most extraordinary circumstance, that Sir Richard Bickerton should have been, as Second in Command in the Mediterranean Fleets, twice passed...

...information could have been given of the Flag Officers of this fleet and the Captains; and it is my duty to state that more able and zealous Flag Officers...appears, my Lord, a most extraordinary circumstance, that Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton should have been, as second in command in the Mediterranean fleets,...

...this fleet and the captains ; and it is my duty to state, that more able and zealous flag-officers and captains do not grace the British navy than those...appears, my lord, a most extraordinary circumstance, that Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton should have been, as second in command in the Mediterranean fleet,...

...information could have been given of the flag officers of this fleet, and the captains ; and it is my duty to state, that more able and zealous flag officers and captains do not grace tli« British navy, than those I hare the honour and happiness to command. " It likewise appears, my...