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In 1748, Anson's official version of his voyage round the World was published. As well as detailing the expedition, it contained a large amount of useful information for future navigators and with forty-two detailed charts and engravings most based on drawings by Brett. In 1752 Brett commanded the
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dated the day the ship anchored. However, on 29 December 1744 the original commission date (30 September 1743) was confirmed under a new
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Germany, for which he was awarded a knighthood. He was appointed captain responsible for all Royal yachts in 1754, and elected as MP for Queensborough in the same year.
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McLeod, A. B.; Mcleod, A. M. G. (November 2014). "John
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to be declared fit to put to sea, and then it was not until
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On 30 September 1743, Anson made him captain of the
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Brett married Henrietta Colby; the couple had two sons, who died in infancy, and a daughter.
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required several months of fitting out for sea service and was still unseaworthy when
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to Scotland with supplies and funds to support his cause. Brett also commanded the
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in December 1766, holding office until 28 February 1770. He was promoted to
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In February 1741 Brett transferred to Anson's own ship, the fourth-rate
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598:"Action between HMS Lion and Elizabeth and the Du Teillay, 9 July 1745"
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was declared in May 1756. Brett was forced to wait until December for
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Born the son of Peircy Brett, a master in the navy, Brett joined the
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Brett saw action on 9 July 1745, when as captain of the fourth-rate
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and commanded the landing party which sacked and burned the town of
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he exchanged fire with the French ships Elizabeth and the
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Burning the town of Paita, probably drawn by Brett himself
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he exchanged fire with the French ships Elizabeth and the
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450:Brett's orders were to join Admiral
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403:in 1747 and commanded her at the
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846:The Admiralty. Offices of State
428:A new 80-gun ship of the line,
405:First Battle of Cape Finisterre
245:First Battle of Cape Finisterre
202:(1709 – 14 October 1781) was a
1451:First Sea Lords (1904–present)
1023:Senior Naval Lords (1689–1771)
867:. Vol. 4. Athlone Press.
409:War of the Austrian Succession
249:War of the Austrian Succession
185:War of the Austrian Succession
27:Royal Navy admiral (1709–1781)
1:
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1538:The Lord Fraser of North Cape
1195:First Naval Lords (1771–1904)
884:Biography of Sir Peircy Brett
825:Brett, Sir Peircy (1709–1781)
755:. 29 January 1778. p. 2.
523:St George's Church, Beckenham
214:in November 1741. During the
800:Laughton, John Knox (1886).
686:10.1080/00253359.2014.962332
570:Laughton, John Knox (1886).
421:for a voyage conveying King
1377:The Hon. Sir Frederick Grey
1372:The Hon. Sir Richard Dundas
1362:The Hon. Sir Richard Dundas
896:Parliament of Great Britain
848:. Lavenham: T. Dalton Ltd.
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1473:Prince Louis of Battenberg
1292:Sir William Johnstone Hope
600:. National Maritime Museum
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1347:The Hon. Maurice Berkeley
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833:Lysons, Daniel (1796).
407:in May 1747 during the
315:and later that year to
247:in May 1747 during the
1699:Lords of the Admiralty
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1503:Sir Charles Madden, Bt
1437:Sir Frederick Richards
1397:Sir Hastings Yelverton
1307:The Hon. George Dundas
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622:. BBC. 29 October 2009
481:Brett was promoted to
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1714:British MPs 1761–1768
1709:British MPs 1754–1761
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1578:Sir Peter Hill-Norton
1468:Sir Francis Bridgeman
1272:Sir Richard Bickerton
1252:Sir Thomas Troubridge
1242:Sir Charles Middleton
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929:Sir Charles Frederick
803:"Brett, Peircy"
573:"Brett, Peircy"
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1653:Sir George Zambellas
1608:Sir William Staveley
1427:Sir Richard Hamilton
1402:Sir George Wellesley
1175:Sir Francis Holburne
1160:Sir Charles Saunders
973:Sir Francis Holburne
916:Member of Parliament
674:The Mariner's Mirror
1704:Royal Navy admirals
1633:Sir Nigel Essenhigh
1603:Sir John Fieldhouse
1583:Sir Michael Pollock
1573:Sir Michael Le Fanu
1533:Sir John Cunningham
1518:Sir Roger Backhouse
1508:Sir Frederick Field
1432:Sir Anthony Hoskins
1392:Sir Alexander Milne
1382:Sir Alexander Milne
1327:Sir George Cockburn
1317:Sir George Cockburn
1297:Sir George Cockburn
1120:Lord Vere Beauclerk
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1663:Sir Antony Radakin
1588:Sir Edward Ashmore
1513:The Lord Chatfield
1493:Sir Rosslyn Wemyss
1332:Sir William Parker
1232:John Leveson-Gower
1222:Sir Robert Harland
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1140:Sir William Rowley
1130:Sir William Rowley
1110:Lord Harry Powlett
1035:Sir John Chicheley
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491:Board of Admiralty
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1643:Sir Jonathon Band
1628:Sir Michael Boyce
1613:Sir Julian Oswald
1593:Sir Terence Lewin
1553:Sir Charles Lambe
1488:Sir John Jellicoe
1483:Sir Henry Jackson
1463:Sir Arthur Wilson
1387:Sir Sydney Dacres
1207:Sir Hugh Palliser
1100:Sir Charles Wager
1090:Sir John Jennings
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963:Senior Naval Lord
948:Military offices
934:Succeeded by
924:1754–1774
767:"The Clock House"
727:on 7 October 2014
641:Walter, Richard;
495:Senior Naval Lord
268:Senior Naval Lord
266:and later became
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1523:Sir Dudley Pound
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1342:Sir James Dundas
1337:Sir Charles Adam
1322:Sir Charles Adam
1302:Sir Thomas Hardy
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1282:Sir Joseph Yorke
1170:Sir Peircy Brett
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