Nepean, Evan, secretary to the Admiralty, Lord Bridport's letter to, i. 152; his official letters to Sir J. Saumarez, 162; ii. 25, 26, 28; letters of Sir J. Saumarez to, i. 334, 339, 349, 352; announcing the death of General O'Hara, ii. 59; the evacuation of Minorca, 66; letters of Admiral Nelson to, i. 239. Nicholls, Rev. R.B. his letters of congratulation to Captain Saumarez, i. 114. Nicolls, Capt. appointed governor of Anholt, ii. 147. Nile, battle of the, i. 216; notice of Admiral Blanquet's account of, 275. Niza, Rear-admiral Marquis de, his meeting with Sir J. Saumarez, i. 258; concurs in sending a flag of truce with proposals to the French garrison 262; ii. 414. Norris, Capt. sails in Commodore Anson's squadron, upon his intended voyage round the world, ii. 351. North Seas, squadron in the, i. 45; particulars of, 46; remarks on crossing the, ii. 269. O. O'Hara, General, Governor of Gibraltar, intelligence received from respecting the armament fitting out at Cadiz, i. 333; his letter to Sir J. Saumarez announcing the capitulation of Cairo, and death of Sir Ralph Abercrombie, ii. 35; commissioned by King George III. to invest Sir James with the most honourable order of the Bath, 37; ceremony of the investiture, _ib._; his death, 59; funeral, 60. Orange, William Prince of, visits Sir J. Saumarez on board the Victory off Ystad, ii. 149; his letter to Sir James, 158. Oxford, visit of Sir J. Saumarez to, ii. 304. P. Parker, Commodore Sir Peter, appointed to command a squadron, i. 24; commission of, to Lieutenant Saumarez, 29; sails in the Sandwich for England, 82; letter of, to Captain Saumarez, 115. ---- Admiral Sir Hyde, appointed to command the squadron in the North seas, i. 45; observations respecting his action with the Dutch, 50; arrives at the Nore, 51; visited by George III. _ib._; observation of, to his Majesty, 52; anecdotes of, 53; informs Captain Saumarez of the declaration of war against France, 90; fleet under in the battle off Dogger Bank, ii. 372. Parker, (son of the admiral,) captain of the Latona, i. 46; his affectionate enquiries respecting his father, 50 _n._ ---- Lieutenant, afterwards Admiral Sir George, takes possession of La Reunion frigate, i. 103; appointed to the rank of master and commander, 115. Pater, Captain, his narrative of the circumstances relating to the St. George, ii. 258; his conduct debated at a court-martial, 264; his honourable acquittal, _ib._ Patton, Captain of the Belle Poule, i. 46; hauls down the pendant of the Dutch ship Hollandia, 51. Pellew, Sir Edward, agreement between, and Sir J. Saumarez respecting prize money, i. 130; his wish to be relieved from the command in the East Indies, ii. 97; created Baron Exmouth, 299; his remarks concerning Sir. J. Saumarez, _ib._; visits him at Plymouth, 309. Pelley, M. Dumanoir le, his account of the action of the 12th July 1801, i. 428.