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Lieutenant William Walker, Armed Cutter HMS ROSE, Genoa, 16 September [1793], (copy) followed out of port by French gun boats (Manuscript)
1793-09-16
CRK/7/27
Lord HOOD, Commander in Chief Meditteranean (Samuel Admiral Viscount, 1724- 1816) to Sir William Hamilton, British Minister Naples. Lieutenant William Walker, Armed Cutter HMS ROSE, Genoa, 16 September [1793], (copy) followed out of port by French gun boats
Troubridge to Nelson, 21 August [1801], will expect promotion difficulties, Madeira taken by Bowen and holding it for Portugal (Manuscript)
1801-08-21
CRK/13/68
Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge (d.1807), member of the Admiralty Board. Troubridge to Nelson, 21 August [1801], will expect promotion difficulties, Madeira taken by Bowen and holding it for Portugal
Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, 1 August 1799, on Cardinal Ruffo and the capitulation (Manuscript)
1799-08-01
CRK/1/10
Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, 1 August 1799, on Cardinal Ruffo and the capitulation
General Carteaux to Mr Mouriet, Headquarters, Marseilles, 30 August 1793, translation of intercepted letter, sending additional troops and artillery, to take heights of Millau, hope to take Toulon (Manuscript)
1793-08-30
CRK/7/23
Lord HOOD, Commander in Chief Meditteranean (Samuel Admiral Viscount, 1724- 1816) to Sir William Hamilton, British Minister Naples, 36 letters and enclosures.…
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 2 July 1799, with the King’s thanks concerning the orders to the Cardinal [Ruffo] (Manuscript)
1799-07-02
CRK/1/8
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 2 July 1799, with the King’s thanks concerning the orders to the Cardinal [Ruffo]
Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, Bay of Naples, 19 July 1799, (in clerks hand, signed by Acton), on letters from Lord Keith, requesting Nelson to stay rather than sail for Minorca given the failure of the Russians to arrive (Manuscript)
1799-07-19
CRK/1/9
Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, Bay of Naples, 19 July 1799, (in clerks hand, signed by Acton), on letters from Lord Keith, requesting Nelson to stay rather than sail for Minorca given the failure of the Russians to arrive
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 10 June 1799, on sending the instructions given to the prince, and agreeing to send Sir William Hamilton, with arrangements for troops and horses (Manuscript)
1799-06-10
CRK/1/6
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 10 June 1799, on sending the instructions given to the prince, and agreeing to send Sir William Hamilton, with arrangements for troops and horses
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 30 June 1799, thanking him for measures taken in seizing rebels, King planning to set sail (Manuscript)
1799-06-30
CRK/1/7
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 30 June 1799, thanking him for measures taken in seizing rebels, King planning to set sail
Hood to Hamilton HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 22 October 1793, told by Forteguiri he is sending the SYBILL and ships to Naples, troops from Gibraltar arriving (Manuscript)
1793-10-22
CRK/7/39
Lord Hood, Commander in Chief Mediterranean (Samuel Admiral Viscount, 1724- 1816), to Hamilton, HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 22 October 1793, told by Forteguiri he is sending the SYBILL and ships to Naples, troops from Gibraltar arriving
Hood to Hamilton cavalry en route from England, have less need to risk passage of horses from Naples in unsuitable ships, disappointed not to get Milanese troops until next month, General O' Hara to be Governor of Toulon, Sir Gilbert Elliot at Genoa, enclose copy of letter to Forteguiri (Manuscript)
1793-10-25
CRK/7/40
Lord Hood, Commander in Chief Mediterranean (Samuel Admiral Viscount, 1724- 1816), to Hamilton, HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 25 October 1793, (2 pages), cavalry en route from England, have less need to risk passage of horses from Naples in unsuitable ships, disappointed not to get Milanese troops until…
Troubridge to Nelson, [undated, 1803], case against St Vincent decided in Nelson's favour, suggest you are also entitled to half the Admiral's eighth (Manuscript)
1803
CRK/13/97
Troubridge to Nelson, [undated, 1803], case against St Vincent decided in Nelson's favour, suggest you are also entitled to half the Admiral's eighth
Troubridge to Nelson, 15 November [1803], forwarding request for an appointment from Sir James St Clair Erskine (Manuscript)
1803-11-15
CRK/13/94
Troubridge to Nelson, 15 November [1803], forwarding request for an appointment from Sir James St Clair Erskine
Hood to Hamilton HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 21 October 1793, sending ships to Naples to collect cavalry, not giving Forteguiri any direction until I hear from Naples (Manuscript)
1793-10-21
CRK/7/36
Lord Hood, Commander in Chief Mediterranean (Samuel Admiral Viscount, 1724- 1816), to Hamilton, HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 21 October 1793, sending ships to Naples to collect cavalry, not giving Forteguiri any direction until I hear from Naples
Troubridge to Nelson, [undated, 1803], supplies sent and more loading, news of the enemy building boats, invasion fears, reports of Captain Woodhouse going aground, VICTORIAN going to America with Mr Merry, sending ships with convoy, (private) on the domestic situation (Manuscript)
1803
CRK/13/96
Troubridge to Nelson, [undated, 1803], supplies sent and more loading, news of the enemy building boats, invasion fears, reports of Captain Woodhouse going aground, VICTORIAN going to America with Mr Merry, sending ships with convoy, (private) on the domestic situation
Hood to to Don Tommai Vicuna, Captain of His Sicilian Majesty's ship LA SIBILE, HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 11 October 1793 (copy) orders to proceed to Naples (Manuscript)
1793-10-11
CRK/7/32
Lord Hood, Commander in Chief Mediterranean (Samuel Admiral Viscount, 1724- 1816) to Don Tommai Vicuna, Captain of His Sicilian Majesty's ship LA SIBILE, HMS VICTORY, Toulon Road, 11 October 1793 (copy) orders to proceed to Naples
Mr Hanson, copies of letters of Captain Blackwood from Lord Nelson ship movements, news on continent, Sir Robert [Calder] has left, (on reverse) list of letters with dates (Manuscript)
1805-10-14
CRK/7/15
Mr Hanson, copies of letters of Captain Blackwood (1770- 1830) from Lord Nelson seven in all copied from the originals by JH, (in pencil), Recd 2 July 1806, to be returned within a week (on reverse), Nelson to Blackwood, HMS VICTORY, 14 October 1805, ship movements, news on continent, Sir Robert [Ca…
Troubridge to Nelson, 19 May [1803], 5pm, views on naval carpenters and surveyors, hopes to send his son out in VICTORY (Manuscript)
1803-05-19
CRK/13/84
Troubridge to Nelson, 19 May [1803], 5pm, views on naval carpenters and surveyors, hopes to send his son out in VICTORY
Mr Hanson, copies of letters of Captain Blackwood from Lord Nelson hope to see Cadiz friends out, expecting fire ships and possibly catamarans and Congreve's rockets (Manuscript)
1805-10-14
CRK/7/14
Mr Hanson, copies of letters of Captain Blackwood (1770- 1830) from Lord Nelson seven in all copied from the originals by JH, (in pencil), Recd 2 July 1806, to be returned within a week (on reverse), Nelson to Blackwood, HMS VICTORY, 14 October 1805, (on reverse), hope to see Cadiz friends out, exp…
Turkish letters 1803-5. Letter, no date, (in Arabic with seal). (Manuscript)
CRK/18/79
Turkish letters 1803-5. Letter, no date, (in Arabic with seal).
Captain Alex Fraser (d.1818) to Nelson, HMS BESCHERMU, entrance to the Kings Channel, 17 September 1801, about a hired cutter and pilots (Manuscript)
1801-09-17
CRK/5/173
Captain Alex Fraser (d.1818) to Nelson, HMS BESCHERMU, entrance to the Kings Channel, 17 September 1801, about a hired cutter and pilots
Troubridge to Nelson, 24 September [1801], hopes always to act for the best, problem with pilots (Manuscript)
1801-09-24
CRK/13/80
Troubridge to Nelson, 24 September [1801], hopes always to act for the best, problem with pilots
Captain Pasha to Nelson, Constantinople, 23 Feb 1804 (in French), expressing friendship. (Manuscript)
1804-02-23 - 1804-02-23
CRK/18/78
Turkish letters 1803-5. Captain Pasha to Nelson, Constantinople, 23 Feb 1804 (in French), expressing friendship.
Dr Franklin to Major General Villettes, Malta, 27 October 1803, about admission of seamen to the hospital (Manuscript)
1803-10-27
CRK/5/175
Dr Franklin to Major General Villettes, Malta, 27 October 1803, about admission of seamen to the hospital
Troubridge to Nelson, 25 September [1801], plan to deal with pilots and Masters (Manuscript)
1801-09-25
CRK/13/82
Troubridge to Nelson, 25 September [1801], plan to deal with pilots and Masters
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