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A letter from George Parker to Sir Evan Nepean (Manuscript) 13 May 1790 NEP/9/1/1
Contains information on the Duke of Orléans, his brothers, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York which he had gathered from the Duke's servants at the Public House. It also contains information on the movements of O'Callaghan.…
Secret Service account book of the Admiralty, kept by Charles Wright (Manuscript) 1785 -1804 NEP/3
Bound volume entitled "Nepean Paper. Admirality Secret Service Payments 1795-1804". Majority of the enclosed letters(approximately sixteen) are loose/unattached.…
A series of letters from George Parker to Evan Nepean reporting the movements of various people (Manuscript) May - Jun 1790 NEP/9/1
Reports the movements of the O'Callaghan family, the Duke of Orlean's, the Ambassador of Sardinia and the secretary of state. Includes comments that was unfortunate in not catching Mrs Wright (an American artist) who was sending intelligence to her friends in Philidelphia.
A letter from Gabriel Bray on the French prisoners who were on the HIND (Manuscript) 29 Nov 1794 NEP/9/9
Bray writes to Nepean on the French Royal Officers and Mariners, French Master and their mariners of two small crafts taken and scuttled on the coast of La Vindii and worked on the HIND. Includes a table of payment for the sailors.
A letter from George Parker to Evan Nepean on O'Callaghan movements and his distress at being fired, reiterating all he has done for Nepean (Manuscript) Jun 1790 NEP/9/1/4
Parker kept an eye on the letter carrier for letters or parcels being sent to O'Callaghan's wife or son. He notes that O'Callaghan has been inspecting the Docks and Shipping before conveying the information to the ambassador.…
A note from Evan Nepean on Secret Service money (Manuscript) 28 Sep 1792 NEP/9/2
In the letter Evan explains that the £433 11s 4p was not a balance left in Evan's hands after money had been sent to Lord Sydney but money paid from Evan's personal account.
Letters from D'Almeida (Manuscript) Jun-Jul 1801 NEP/9/26
One letter is in French and one in English.
Robert Chamock letter regarding Home Popham (Manuscript) 25 Dec 1799 NEP/9/18
Popham was travelling through Hanwick. Asking on behalf of Nepean for an American who would conduct secret business and notes he will use Merchantile Speculation as a better cover.
Letters of Lieutenants of HMS NEMESIS stationed at Brest regarding shipping movements (Manuscript) 1803 NEP/9/23
Two letters from Lieutenant W H Bright, 9 Apr 1803 and 26 Apr 1803 and one letter from Lieutenant Thomas Eyre (undated).
Letter from Thomas Baker regarding his expenses (Manuscript) 14 Sep 1795 NEP/9/15
Regarding paying Captain Steenbergen £25 for the support of him and his crew while waiting at Gravesend for orders of the Admiralty Board, as well as expenses for Mr Baker 1795.
Letters from Daniel De La Roche on his services at Toulon (Manuscript) Jul 1801 NEP/9/5/1
Regarding a disagreement of pay for Daniel De La Roche and his services at Toulon where he was employed by De Roveray.
A letter from Captain William Albany Otway on the payment of a French officer (Manuscript) 21 Apr 1795 NEP/9/11
Concerning the payment directed by the Duke of Portland to a French officer during his residence in Corsica.
A letter by an unknown source about someone using false identity (Manuscript) 6 Oct 1796 NEP/9/12
Regarding the discovery of a man who was using a false name even though we was well known in Switzerland.
Letters to/from Du Roveray (Manuscript) Jul 1799 NEP/9/28
Two Letters; one to Du Roveray from Leright mentioning letters to be sent immediately to England via James Crawford and a letter to Nepean from Du Roveray concerning the need of a passport from Lord Grenville as he was naturalized in Ireland from 1783. He also mentions the invasion of Helvetick.
Letters from Colonel d'Augley (Manuscript) 1793-1799 NEP/9/29
One letter is in French, the other in English.
Letter from William Marsden (Manuscript) 1802 NEP/9/22
Concerning the Dutch, Spanish and French intentions.