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Louis to Nelson, HMS CONQUEROR, Cawsand Bay, 17 January 1804, son being sent to you, about to sail for Black Rocks (Manuscript) 1804-01-17 CRK/8/110
Louis to Nelson, HMS LEOPARD off Boulogne, 13 June 1804, his view of Lord St Vincent (Manuscript) 1804-06-13 CRK/8/112
Baker to Phillips, Vixen, 1 August 1801, with a report of the sailing of French gun boats from Dieppe (Manuscript) 1801-08-01 CRK/1/191
Lieutenant John Baker to Captain Phillips of the Heldin, Vixen off Dieppe, 29 July 1801, with intelligence on an encounter with an enemy convoy (Manuscript) 1801-07-29 CRK/1/190
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 6 August 1801, 9am, ship movements (Manuscript) 1801-08-06 CRK/8/125
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 6 August 1801, 6pm, enclosing signal post report of enemy boats off Boulogne, ordnance stores from Dover (Manuscript) 1801-08-06 CRK/8/126
Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 11 August 1803, (copy, 2 pages) on the negotiations between the Turks and Mamelukes, the arrival of consuls, and the end of the plague since June (Manuscript) 1803-08-11 CRK/1/177
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 1 August 1801, sending dispatches and pilots in the KING GEORGE (Manuscript) 1801-08-01 CRK/8/120
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 2 August, Sunday morning [1801], on employment of cutters, reports of French (Manuscript) 1801-08-02 CRK/8/121
Lutwidge to Nelson, HMS OVERYSSEL in the Downs, 2 August [1801], Sunday evening, with dispatches from the westward, news of ship movements, request for more force between Boulogne and Dieppe, report of Saumarez's action against the French (Manuscript) 1801-08-02 CRK/8/123
Major Hudson Lowe [later custodian of Napoleon at St Helena] to Nelson, Malta, 21 August 1804, not recruiting deserters from the Sardinian service into the Corsican corps (Manuscript) 1804-08-21 CRK/8/119
Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 3 January 1804, (copy, extract), reporting the departure of Ali Pacha, to the relief of the inhabitants (Manuscript) 1804-01-03 CRK/1/181
Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 23 Dec 1803, (copy, extract), confirmation of peace between Turks and Mamelukes, devaluation and the price of corn, enclosing dispatches from India (Manuscript) 1803-12-23 CRK/1/180
Major Missett to Ball, Alexandria, 18 April 1803, suggesting the need for Admiral Bickerton to station a vessel in the harbour (Manuscript) 1803-04-18 CRK/1/175
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 1 April 1805, (private), on the defence of Messina, and his failing eyesight (Manuscript) 1805-04-01 CRK/1/170
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 21 Feb 1805, on problems of his administration and the rules of quarantine, and views on the defence of Messina and Alexandria (Manuscript) 1805-02-21 CRK/1/166
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 13 Feb 1805, (private, duplicate-original copy sent by the Etna), duplicate of above (Manuscript) 1805-02-13 CRK/1/164
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 20 Feb 1805, with his opinion on the intention of the French fleet, the attitude of Sicily, and his conversations with Dr Scott (Manuscript) 1805-02-20 CRK/1/165
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Gilbert [consul at Barcelona], Madrid, 28 March 1804, (circular), sale of captured Bristish vessels in Spanish ports prohibited by this government (Manuscript) 1804-03-28 CRK/7/97
William Suckling to Nelson leaving for Portsmouth with son William who is to serve with Admiral Lewis (Thomas Louis) on the AMBUSCADE, through the help of Lady Hamilton, annotated by Nelson, 'James Pickard to the CANOPUS, Lieutenant Lister of HMS SUPERB' (Manuscript) 1805-02-11 CRK/12/3
William Suckling to Nelson, London, 1 November 1803, on his appointment to the barracks at Windsor, with a letter for his son, William on the HMS VICTORY (Manuscript) 1803-11-01 CRK/12/2
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, Gibraltar, 5 December 1803, on returning from Lisbon, sending newspaper with account of Nelson's prize money case (Manuscript) 1803-12-05 CRK/12/121
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 29 September 1801, on receiving news of the decease of Captain Edward Thornborough Parker, regretting his loss, and agreeing the Sick and Hurt board to defray his nursing expenses but not the cost of the funeral (Manuscript) 1801-09-29 CRK/15/144
Layman to Nelson, HMS SPENCER, 8 March 1805, plan to avoid Sir John Orde and slip through the Gut with 135 people, forwarding a paper with proposals to seize Minorca, in retaliation against French frigates, regret loss of letters, naval news expected (Manuscript) 1805-03-08 CRK/8/73