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Plan of ships in the port. (Manuscript) CRK/18/51
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 25 August 1799, on sending the Portuguese ships to Malta, and naming Captain Ball as commanding officer, concern over delay to Russian forces (Manuscript) 1799-08-25 CRK/1/12
Mr William Baker to Nelson, Hill Street, Berkeley Square, 11 August 1804, enclosing a letter on the deaths of his son, Captain Baker, and Lieutenant John Davies, and recommending Lieutenant Henry Davis serving under Nelson in the Thunderer Bomb vessel (Manuscript) 1804-08-11 CRK/1/193
Baikie to Captain Sutton, Sheerness, 29 August 1801, on ship movements (Manuscript) 1801-08-29 CRK/1/185
Degregario to Ball, Syracuse, 16 August 1803 (copy, in Italian), on the protest over the neutrality of the port (Manuscript) 1803-08-16 CRK/1/103
James Anderson to Nelson, Trieste, 1 August 1803, requesting his patronage for victualling ships, and providing information on timber, annotated by Nelson, ‘Mr Anderson relative to payment for his examination of woods by my desire’ (Manuscript) 1803-08-01 CRK/1/52
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 10 August 1801, with extracts of letters from Tunis, Algiers and Syracuse, and his efforts to procure corn (Manuscript) 1801-08-10 CRK/1/98
Mr Briggs [British consul] to Ball, Alexandria, 12 & 13 August 1803 (copy, extracts), with news of the surrender of Fort St Julien and Rosetta[Egypt] (Manuscript) 1803-08-12 - 1803-08-13 CRK/1/100
Protest against short measure of ballastage given to masters and owners of ships, 4 April 1732, with fifty-three signatures (Manuscript) 1732-01-01 - ? PNS/P/3
Narrative account of smugglers on the East Coast by Mr Page Spratlin of Harwich, a pilot, with proposals for establishing an excise cutter, September 1774, see full list in printed catalogue for further details (Manuscript) 1774-01-01 - ? PHB/10
Envelope of above letter (CRK/21/39) with red seal 'A Milady Hamilton' annotated by Nelson, 8 November 1798. (Manuscript) 1798-11-08 - 1798-11-08 CRK/21/40
Monsieur Faypoult, French Minister, Genoa, 11 November 1796, (copy of several letters, 2 pages, in French), concerning the violation of Genoese neutrality by English vessels at St Pierre D'Arena, and demanding that the Genoese seize merchant vessels in the port. (Manuscript) 1796-11-11 - 1796-11-11 CRK/18/28
Envelope of above letter (CRK/21/77) with red seal addressed to 'Milady Hamilton'. (Manuscript) 0000-11-28 - 0000-11-28 CRK/21/79
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton [7 November 1799] No 2, in French, on Cardinal Ruffo. (Manuscript) 1799-11-07 - 1799-11-07 CRK/21/71
Giuseppe to Lady Hamilton, Taranto, 15 Dec 1793, on the departure of his daughter the duchesse of Montejarsi. (Manuscript) 1793-12-15 - 1793-12-15 CRK/21/86
Copy of letter dated 18 November 1800, (actually a copy of letter dated 10 Dec 1800). (Manuscript) 1800-12-10 - 1800-12-10 CRK/17/26
Midshipman's journal of HMS VICTORIA, flag ship, Captain GOODENOUGH, Mediterranean, also HMS VICTORY at Portsmouth and HMS PYLADES, kept by George H Cherry, 1865-70 (Manuscript) 1865-1870-12-31 PHB/9
Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, off Europa Point, 28 November 1803, strong Levanter [easterly wind] affecting ship movements, including the HMS MAIDSTONE, HMS NIGER, and HMS AGINCOURT (Manuscript) 1803-11-28 CRK/11/165
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 27 November 1803, on decision of the King to allow the estate to be rented out, sending money to Nelson's bankers. (Manuscript) 1803-11-27 - 1803-11-27 CRK/17/35
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [8 November 1798] in French, on the hero Nelson. (Manuscript) 1798-11-08 - 1798-11-08 CRK/21/39
Sarah Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Canterbury, 9 November [1804], on the behaviour of her daughter [Charlotte], Nelson's china still at Worcester. (Manuscript) 1804-11-09 - 1804-11-09 CRK/20/31
Bulletin from the Maddalena Islands, 24 November [1804], (in Italian, private), reporting: 1. details of preparations of the French at Toulon, possibly for the invasion of Sardinia, 2. planned journey of the French commercial attaché in Sardinia, for embarking for Corsica, 3. troop movements in Corsica, the recall of General Morand, leaving General Colli in command. (Manuscript) 1804-11-24 - 1804-11-24 CRK/18/62
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 6 November 1803, on problems among the French troops, threat from force at Toulon, intelligence on France and Spain (Manuscript) 1803-11-06 CRK/1/22
Hipolite Wogel to 'My Lord', Brunswick, 18 November 1800, (in French), a French émigré, on engraving 78 pictures costing 39 1/2 guineas each. (Manuscript) 1800-11-18 - 1800-11-18 CRK/18/47