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Baird to Nelson, Duke Street, St James, 27 January 1803, on the use of lemon juice (Manuscript) 1803-01-27 CRK/1/187
Louis to Nelson, HMS LEOPARD Dungeness, 24 October 1804, concerning his son's promotion, with transcript of letters from Lord Melville (Manuscript) 1804-10-24 CRK/8/115
Louis to Nelson, HMS CONQUEROR, Black Rocks, 18 November [1803], made £2000 prize money, son still a junior Lieutenant, his trouble from wounded leg, numbers of ships and enemy strength [letter torn] (Manuscript) 1803-11-18 CRK/8/108
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 5 August 1801, sent telegraph to the Board, ship movements (Manuscript) 1801-08-05 - ? CRK/8/124
Lutwidge to Nelson, HMS OVERYSSEL in the Downs, 2 August 1801 [copy], enclosing letters from Captain Richardson and Lieutenant Baker with intelligence on the enemy (Manuscript) 1801-08-02 - ? CRK/8/122
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 2 January 1805, (private), on the attitude of Naples to trade with Sicily, with an extract from Mr Elliot’s letter (Manuscript) 1805-01-02 CRK/1/162
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 22 October 1803, advised all consuls of blockade of Genoa and Spezzia, enclose account of epidemic at Malaga (Manuscript) 1803-10-22 CRK/7/94
Lindholm to Nelson, Copenhagen, 12 June 1801, request from merchant David Nathan for return of ship held in Norway with cargo from Batavia (Manuscript) 1801-06-12 - ? CRK/8/75
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 3 October 1804, enclose letter from Captain Gore, Cadiz now infected with fever (Manuscript) 1804-10-03 - ? CRK/7/107
Jolen Salter to Nelson, Strand, London, 24 August [1801], on settling his account (Manuscript) 1801-08-24 CRK/12/11
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid, 21 September 1804, substance of the latest reports received in regard to the yellow fever, numbers of deaths (Manuscript) 1804-09-21 CRK/7/104
Mr Salt to Nelson, Messina, 21 October 1803, sending a letter via Mr Broadbent [a merchant at Messina], recently escaped as prisoner of war from Marseilles (Manuscript) 1803-10-21 CRK/12/10
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 28 July 1804, enclosing letter from Mr Frere concerning his leave of absence (Manuscript) 1804-07-28 CRK/7/99
Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 4 August 1804, Mr Frere to leave in a few days, request from Archbishop of Seville planning to travel to Majorca, Leghorn and Civita Vecchia for safe passage (Manuscript) 1804-08-04 - ? CRK/7/100
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 29 August 1804, fever at Malaga (Manuscript) 1804-08-29 CRK/7/102
Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 27 July 1804, (circular), concerning departure on leave of absence of Mr Frere [British Minister Madrid], on reverse a copy of letter from Mr Frere to Hunter, Madrid 27 July 1804, his brother to act as Charge D' Affaires (Manuscript) 1804-07-27 CRK/7/98
Lieutenant Maurice William Suckling to Nelson, Sheerness, 6 September 1801, hoping Nelson will appear for him at his forthcoming trial (he was court-martialled for not moving his ship when ordered to) (Manuscript) 1801-09-06 - ? CRK/12/5
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 21 September 1801, on the removal of the HMS SERAPIS from his command (Manuscript) 1801-09-21 CRK/15/129
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 22 September 1801, on the loss of the UNITY merchant brig on the coast of France, which has been reported to Lloyds Coffee House (Manuscript) 1801-09-22 CRK/15/131
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 21 September 1801, (printed), on the discharge of two swedish seamen (Manuscript) 1801-09-21 CRK/15/128
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 18 September 1801, refusing the discharge of a seaman impressed from a smuggling lugger (Manuscript) 1801-09-18 CRK/15/122
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 19 September 1801, on the discharge of two seamen said to be Imperial subjects (Manuscript) 1801-09-19 CRK/15/123
John Humphry to Nelson, HMS HARLING gun brig, Jersey, 1 September 1801, offering his services as a pilot (Manuscript) 1801-09-01 - ? CRK/7/87
Layman to Nelson, HMS WEAZLE, Gib[raltar] Bay, 20 October 1803, assisting Sir Thomas Trigge by cruising in the gut and convoying mails, to escort cattle convoy from Tetuan, sending 10 black men preisoners of the French, wish to increase his complement from 70 to 85, requesting advice should the French pass the Straits (Manuscript) 1803-10-20 CRK/8/71