The order to take her under his command was despatched on September 20.

Same to Marsden, October 10.
[18] Same to Lord Barham, September 30.
[19] See the note on Trafalgar dictated by him in _Memoirs of Sir Edward Codrington_, edited by Lady Bourchier, 1873.
[20] _On the Principles of Naval Tactics_, 1846.
[21] _Great Sea Fights_, ii.

196, note.
[22] See _post_, p.

357 Appendix, where this interesting paper is set out in full.
[23] _Life of Codrington_, ii.

57-8.
[24] It should be noted that the memorandum only enjoins this for an attack from to-leeward, and not for the 'intended attack' from to-windward.
[25] See _Nelson's Despatches_, vii.