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Appendix
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23 pages
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Centre for Research Collections, University of Edinburgh
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Freighter John Watt protests against master William Ayton for breach of contract, refusal to load cargo, and threats to crew and safety during voyage to St Petersburg.

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Appendix

  • Letter of Affreightment from David Morrice (for John Morrice) and William Ayton to John Watt (Sept. 3, 1794).
  • Acceptance by John Watt of the terms of affreightment (Sept. 3, 1794).
  • Order for Insurance from David Morrice to John Watt (Sept. 3, 1794).
  • Letter from John Watt to William Wallace (Oct. 24, 1794).
  • Letter from Captain William Ayton to William Wallace (Oct. 27, 1794).
  • Protest by Captain William Ayton against John Watt (Oct. 20–31, 1794).
  • Protest by John Watt against Captain William Ayton (Oct. 26, 1794).
  • Letter from Captain William Ayton to John Morrice (Nov. 17, 1794).
  • Ship Carpenters Certificate regarding the brig Jenny and Peggy (July 8, 1795).
  • Depositions of Havers (William Wallace and David Morrice) (Nov. 30, 1796; July 12, 1799).
  • Proof adduced by John Watt (April 29, 1800).
  • Papers produced with the second Representation for John Watt: Protest against Captain Ayton (Nov. 7, 1794); Depositions of William Johnston and Robert Purves (Nov. 13, 1794); Unsigned Draught of Deposition of Laurence Culbert.

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