It is not in the Barham copy.
[10] Nelson presumably means the two main divisions as distinguished from the 'advanced squadron.' This distinction is general in the correspondence of his officers and accords with the arrangement as shown in the diagram.

The Barham copy has 'division' in the singular, as though Nelson intended to specify one division only.

It is probably a copyist's error.
[11] In the upper margin of the paper, and referred to by Lord Nelson as in the text 'Vide instructions for signal yellow with blue fly.

Page 17, Eighth Flag, Signal Book, with reference to Appendix.'-- Nicolas.
Steering-sail, according to Admiral Smyth (_Sailors' Word-Book_, p.
654), was 'an incorrect name for a studding sail,' but it seems to have been in common use in Nelson's time.
[12] The Barham copy reads 'their rear.' [13] The Barham copy ends here.

The second sheet has not been found.
NELSON AND BRONTE.[1] INSTRUCTIONS AFTER TRAFALGAR INTRODUCTORY The various tactical memoranda issued after Trafalgar by flag officers in command of fleets are amongst the most interesting of the whole series.