| Content Description | Is glad Buchanan had returned from England; had heard from Mr Magenis at Stockholm that the Americans were in the Baltic; informs him that he had taken measures to ensure that illegal cargo did not get through the blockade; hoped to have a vessel at Elsinore in a few days and would send orders for vessels, which Buchanan had thought suspicious at Copenhagen, to be watched; had been instructed by the Admiralty to remain in the area until he was certain that there was firm ice at Kronstadt. |