| Content Description | Refers to Calderón Collantes's return to the Spanish Government after illness; discusses a letter sent to Mr Collantes by the British Government protesting about the 'condemnation' by a Spanish Tribunal at Algeciras of the British vessel 'Julian', which was captured while 'at anchor' on her way from Gibraltar to Tangiers; reveals the letter was never received by Mr Collantes, who was ill at the time, but was instead put to one side until his recovery; discusses a letter sent to Marshal O'Donnell concerning a ferry boat captured by the Spanish Guarda Costa in 1858 and reveals a reply has not yet been received; refers to the capture of the vessel the 'Criticado' on her way from Gibraltar to Cadiz; explains another letter has been sent to Mr Collantes reminding him of these outstanding cases. |