Copy of a letter received by the Admiralty from Banks, 28 April 1801 (Series 63.52) - No. 0002

You are here

Home/Banks Papers/Series 63: Correspondence being mainly letters received by Banks from various persons, concerning the fitting out of HMS Investigator, Matthew Flinders, 1800-1801./Copy of a letter received by the Admiralty from Banks, 28 April 1801 (Series 63.52)/Copy of a letter received by the Admiralty from Banks, 28 April 1801 (Series 63.52) - No. 0002
This page has already been transcribed. You can find new pages to transcribe here.
Hide this column
Previous Next
or
Page 1
Completed
Page 2
Completed

Page

Transcription

[Page 2]

be considered as the property of the Public.

This Leaves all such scetches as their Lordships shall not think of value enough to deserve finishing on the Public account to the disposal of the draughtsmen but I think it  secures on supervision enough to the Public by giving to their Lordships the offer of appropriating to the public every scetch they may think likely to be of any public utility whatever all such things as their Lordships shall finaly approve to the disposal of the Board.

 

Current Status: 
Completed