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An account of the expenditure on ships for 4 months in 1618. (Manuscript) 1618 COP/1/1
'Charges of His Majesties Ships 1618: An estimate of the charge of His Majesties ships at the narrow seas for a pay to be made to the companies there serving and for other charges incident to the same by the space of four months, a week and four days begun the first of May 1618 and ended the la…
'The charges of his Majesies ships'; Lord Bellasis letter to Pepys with draft reply,; Letter from Napoleon to Admiral Ganteaume. (Manuscript) 1618-1805 COP/1
'The charges of his Majesies ships', 1618 (COP/1/1); Lord Bellasis letter to Pepys, 16 Jul 1667 with draft reply, 20 July 1667 (COP/1/2); Letter from Napoleon to Admiral Ganteaume, 15 March 1805 (COP/1/3).
Letters from Napoleon to Admiral Ganteaume immediately following the battle of the Nile, captured by Nelson's ships. (Manuscript) 1798-11-29 - 1798-12-07 COP/3
Letters from Napoleon Bonaparte to Rear-Admiral Ganteaume, 29 November 1798 and 7 Dec 1798. See full list in printed catalogue.
Eleven letters written by Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, Viscount. (Manuscript) 1799-02-02 - 1805-10-06 COP/2
Eleven letters written by Adm Sir Horatio Nelson, Viscount including; Sir John Acton, George Baldwin, Vice Admiral Collingwood, William Drummond, Rear Admiral Duckworth, William Marsh, Lieutenant Gen Sir Charles Stuart, 2 Feb 1799-6 Oct 1805.
Holograph letter from Lord Bellasis to Samuel Pepys, dated Hull 16 July 1667, signed J Belasyse; With Pepy's notation and draft reply. (Manuscript) 1667 COP/1/2
Holograph letter from Lord Bellasis to Samuel Pepys, dated Hull 16 July 1667, signed J Belasyse, on the subject of the prize captured by Captain Hogg and Pepy's share of the prize money. With Pepy's notation and draft reply, dated Navy Office, 20 July 1667.
De Coppet (Manuscript) COP
The collection, a small part of the original collection, was purchased at Sotheby's through the Caird Fund in 1955 and consists of sixteen documents.…