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Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 22 August 1801, on letters respecting the Sea Fencibles (Manuscript) 1801-08-22 CRK/15/69
Messrs Barb, Green and Bignell, London, 20 August 1801, on the men impressed from the East India ship COMET, annotated by Nepean for Nelson (Manuscript) 1801-08-20 CRK/15/68
Captain Richard Goodwin Keats, to Nelson, HMS SUPERB Bay of Algiers, 16 June 1804, (in Italian) requesting return of ships (Manuscript) 1804-06-16 - ? CRK/8/30
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 21 August 1801, on refusing the discharge of a seaman (Manuscript) 1801-08-21 CRK/15/65
Captain William Kelly [former Captain of HMS GIBRALTAR], London, 1 July 1803, [awaiting court martial], sending copy of the facts (Manuscript) 1803-07-01 - ? CRK/8/31
Captain William Kelly [former Captain of HMS GIBRALTAR], Plymouth, 31 August 1803, enclosing minutes of his court martial, recommending his nephew, Marward Kelly, on HMS GIBRALTAR (Manuscript) 1803-08-31 CRK/8/32
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 21 August 1801, on the discharge of Swedish seamen (Manuscript) 1801-08-21 CRK/15/64
Killiwick to Nelson dined at his country house and in London, chartered ships which sailed from Trieste on declaration of war, seized and taken to Ancona, uninsured cargo including cases of wine on board for him and Lady Hamilton, sailed in an Imperial [Austrian] ship, requesting for passage to England with convoy (Manuscript) 1803 - ? CRK/8/44
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 28 August 1801, requesting a report from Captain Gore of the numbers killed and wounded off Boulogne (Manuscript) 1801-08-28 CRK/15/78
Killiwick to Nelson, Southwold, Suffolk, 9 May 1804, thanks for patronage for son, record of past service with Rodney and Hood (Manuscript) 1804-05-09 - ? CRK/8/45
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 27 August 1801, on the discharge of an apprentice (Manuscript) 1801-08-27 CRK/15/77
Mrs Killiwick to Nelson, Southwold, Suffolk, 22 August 1803, circumstances of son taken prisoner, for an exchange, and his father seeking to join you (Manuscript) 1803-08-22 CRK/8/46
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 28 August 1801, on the discharge of an impressed man (Manuscript) 1801-08-28 CRK/15/80
Joseph King [boatswain of the Yard] to Nelson, Gibraltar, 22 October 1804, sickness at the yard, great fatigue and disorder (Manuscript) 1804-10-22 CRK/8/47
Keith to Nelson, East Cliff near Ramsgate, 3 December 1803, recommending George Scott, a mis[shipman] in HMS VICTORY, ships at the Nore, his view of invasion (Manuscript) 1803-12-03 - ? CRK/8/43
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 26 August 1801, on his enquiry into the report of the crew of the JACKAL intending to give her to the enemy (Manuscript) 1801-08-26 CRK/15/75
Sir William to Lady Hamilton, Persano, Thursday night, [12 January 1792], on servants, and hunting, and Neapolitan parties (Harrison II, 157). (Manuscript) 1792-01-12 - 1792-01-12 CRK/20/9
Hood to Hamilton, retreat from Toulon, burning the greater part of the fleet, arsenal and storehouses, received flannel waistcoats from ladies of Naples to troops (Manuscript) 1793-12-07 - ? CRK/7/47
Sir William to Lady Hamilton, Persano, Wed 11 January [1792], on hunting (Harrison II, 155). (Manuscript) 1792-01-11 - 1792-01-11 CRK/20/8
Sir William to Lady Hamilton, Persano, Friday night [13 January 1792],on hunting and her conduct (Harrison II, 160). (Manuscript) 1792-01-13 - 1792-01-13 CRK/20/10
Hood to Hamilton, HMS VICTORY, Forteguirri complaint, but useless unless captains are under my orders; Sir Gilbert Eliot arrived from Genoa, grief at fate of Queen of France, better opinion of Sicilian troops than Spanish ones (Manuscript) 1793-11-20 CRK/7/43
Sir William to Lady Hamilton, Persano, Saturday [7 January 1792], on hunting in the rain (Harrison II, 146). (Manuscript) 1792-01-07 - 1792-01-07 CRK/20/4
Sir William to Lady Hamilton, 10 January [17]92, on hunting (Harrison II,152). (Manuscript) 1792-01-10 - 1792-01-10 CRK/20/7
Hood to Hamilton, 'Commodore Fonteguiri no more fit to command a squadron than I am to make Archbishop', ordering frigates to Naples. Governor O' Hara plans to attack French positions, troops suffered reversals, Governor wounded and taken prisoner (Manuscript) 1793-12-03 - ? CRK/7/45