I requested the 
Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade
               to give directions for the supply of the Lighthouse Stores and the ruby
               shades for the 
Fisgard Lighthouse for which application was made in your
               despatch No. 32 of the 
25th ofMay May last
 May last, and their Lordships have
               apprized me that one ruby shade has been delivered to Messrs. 
Ewis and
               
Macey of King William's Street 
London, to go via 
Panama; that two shades
               have been shipped with the other Lighthouse stores by the "
Severn" which
               goes round 
Cape Horn; and that of the remaining three shades one will be
               sent to Her Majestys Consul at 
Panama, the other two by the next vessel
               which sails round 
Cape Horn.
               
               I am further informed that each of the ruby glass shades
to
 to go via
               "
Panama and by the "
Severn" have been made in two pieces of thicker
               glass in order to ensure as much as possible their safe conveyance.
               
               Other documents included in the file
               
                
                  
                  Shipping receipt, 15 August 1865, for rape seed oil, lighthouse stores, and stained glass.
                   
                  
                  Shipping receipt, 18 September 1865, for "merchandise".