I would be interested to find out about a ship called The Chesterfield (a packet boat?) which arrived in Kingston, Jamaica probably in October 1804 (or possibly 1802). My enquiry is in relation to a letter sent from Jamaica which refers to this particular ship and the "tidings of a poor friend's death". There is also mention of a deposition made by a Mr Willis. The names of Wolf (possibly a firm), Griffiths, Drew, Bruce and "poor Mr Walsham" are also mentioned in the letter. A second letter, dated 1806, to a Mr Devis, includes mention of the names Larkins, Creed(?), Temperson (?), Willis, and Griffiths (again). From what I have been able to decipher, dramatic events are described, and I would like to be able to find out more of what was happening in Jamaica during the very early part of the 19th century. With thanks for any help. AB