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John MORIER, Consul at Patras, in the Morea, former secretary to Lord Elgin, Morier to Nelson, Patras, 26 May 1804, enclosing despatches to the Secretary of State on the state of the country. (Manuscript) 1804-05-26 CRK/9/68
John MORIER, Consul at Patras, in the Morea, former secretary to Lord Elgin, Morier to Nelson, Patras, 26 May 1804, enclosing despatches to the Secretary of State on the state of the country (see below), lack of any protection except the British fleet and the Russian forces in the ex Venetian island…
Captain later Admiral Sir George Murray (1759-1819) to Nelson, HMS EDGAR, Kioge Bay, 16 June 1801, requesting a survey on stores (Manuscript) 1801-06-16 CRK/9/63
Captain later Admiral Sir George Murray (1759-1819) to Nelson, HMS EDGAR, Kioge Bay, 16 June 1801, requesting a survey on stores
Murray to Nelson, HMS EDGAR off Bornholm, 10 May 1801, sent to enquire about beef and water at Bornholm, ship movements, sending purser of London to Danzig for provisions, expecting arrival of Admiral Totty (Manuscript) 1801-05-10 CRK/9/64
Murray to Nelson, HMS EDGAR off Bornholm, 10 May 1801, sent to enquire about beef and water at Bornholm, ship movements, sending purser of London to Danzig for provisions, expecting arrival of Admiral Totty
Moubray to Nelson, HMS ACTIVE, off Genoa, 18 December 1803, ship movements of Childers (Captain William Bolton) and HMS PHOEBE (Captain Capel) (Manuscript) 1803-12-18 CRK/9/59
Moubray to Nelson, HMS ACTIVE, off Genoa, 18 December 1803, ship movements of Childers (Captain William Bolton) and HMS PHOEBE (Captain Capel)
Morier to Nelson, reporting his meeting with Captain Leake,and his plan to travel as far north as Seutarri(?) to complete the survey, has been instructed to say he had received no reply to Ali Pasha's proposals, the antiquities of Lord Elgin are in cases at Cerigo and Athens requiring transport to Malta (Manuscript) 1804-12-19 CRK/9/72
Morier to Nelson, on board HMS MORGIANA, Corfu Harbour, 19 December 1804, reporting his meeting with Captain Leake,and his plan to travel as far north as Seutarri(?) to complete the survey, has been instructed to say he had received no reply to Ali Pasha's proposals, the antiquities of Lord Elg…
Edmund Noble [merchant] to Nelson, La Valette [Malta], 18 February 1805, saw HMS VICTORY leaving this morning (Manuscript) 1805-02-18 CRK/9/121
Edmund Noble [merchant] to Nelson, La Valette [Malta], 18 February 1805, saw HMS VICTORY leaving this morning
Morier to Hawkesbury, Tripolizza, 9 May 1804 (copy, No 3), reporting on his audience with the Pasha, Mehemmed, in power as Governor since February, warning him of the designs of the French (Manuscript) 1804-05-09 CRK/9/70
Morier to Hawkesbury, Tripolizza, 9 May 1804 (copy, No 3), reporting on his audience with the Pasha, Mehemmed, in power as Governor since February, warning him of the designs of the French
Morier to Hawkesbury, reporting the circumstances under which the French landed powder at Maina, his arrangements forgaining intelligence, an account of his travel to Calamata in Maina, Maniots in rebellion since 1770, French conniving with the exiled Zanet Bey (Manuscript) 1804-05-26 CRK/9/71
Morier to Hawkesbury, Patrass, 26 May 1804, (Copy No 5, four pages), reporting the circumstances under which the French landed powder at Maina, his arrangements forgaining intelligence, an account of his travel to Calamata in Maina, Maniots in rebellion since 1770, French conniving with the exiled …
Lieutenant Edward Mitchell (d.1805) to Thomas Wallis of the HMS AMAZON, BOXER, Margate Roads, 10 September 1801, about a pilot (Manuscript) 1801-09-10 CRK/9/48
Lieutenant Edward Mitchell (d.1805) to Thomas Wallis of the HMS AMAZON, BOXER, Margate Roads, 10 September 1801, about a pilot
Catherine Miller, to Nelson, Queen Anne Street, 5 April 1804, a friend of Lady Hamilton, recommending Mr Ogle Moore of the MAIDSTONE (Manuscript) 1804-04-05 CRK/9/45
Catherine Miller, to Nelson, Queen Anne Street, 5 April 1804, a friend of Lady Hamilton, recommending Mr Ogle Moore of the MAIDSTONE
Lieutenant Peter Rider Minster (d.1836)to Nelson, QUEEN cutter, Ramsgate Pier, 12 September 1801, defective keel being replaced (Manuscript) 1801-09-12 CRK/9/46
Lieutenant Peter Rider Minster (d.1836)to Nelson, QUEEN cutter, Ramsgate Pier, 12 September 1801, defective keel being replaced
David Miller (d.1811) to Nelson, Rotherhithe, 25 March 1803, enclosing a copy of a letter to Lord St Vincent (see below), unfit for active service (Manuscript) 1803-03-25 CRK/9/39
David Miller (d.1811) to Nelson, Rotherhithe, 25 March 1803, enclosing a copy of a letter to Lord St Vincent (see below), unfit for active service
Miller to [Lord St Vincent], HMS RENDEZVOUS, Elephant Stairs, Rotherhithe, 23 March 1803, requesting the position as Lieutenant of Greenwich Hospital and referring to a recommendation from Lord Nelson (Manuscript) 1803-03-23 CRK/9/40
Miller to [Lord St Vincent], HMS RENDEZVOUS, Elephant Stairs, Rotherhithe, 23 March 1803, requesting the position as Lieutenant of Greenwich Hospital and referring to a recommendation from Lord Nelson
George Parker to David Miller, Admiralty, 25 March 1803, advising that only officers who received considerable wounds qualify for Greenwich Hospital (Manuscript) 1803-03-25 CRK/9/42
George Parker to David Miller, Admiralty, 25 March 1803, advising that only officers who received considerable wounds qualify for Greenwich Hospital
Captain Moubray, later Vice Admiral Sir Richard Hussey, (d.1842) to Nelson, HMS ACTIVE, Valette [Malta], 9 November 1804, reporting the actions of Lieutenant Skynner of L' HIRONDELLE Syracuse (Manuscript) 1804-11-09 CRK/9/58
Captain Moubray, later Vice Admiral Sir Richard Hussey, (d.1842) to Nelson, HMS ACTIVE, Valette [Malta], 9 November 1804, reporting the actions of Lieutenant Skynner of L' HIRONDELLE Syracuse
George Mostyn to Nelson, Naples, 23 September 1803, managed a passage to Alexandria to explore the upper Nile and Syria, imprisoned by General St Cyr on return to Italy, information on revolts in the Morea, shipping of corn from the Black Sea (Manuscript) 1803-09-23 CRK/9/56
George Mostyn to Nelson, Naples, 23 September 1803, managed a passage to Alexandria to explore the upper Nile and Syria, imprisoned by General St Cyr on return to Italy, information on revolts in the Morea, shipping of corn from the Black Sea
Mayor of Monmouth to Nelson, Monmouth, 14 February, 1804, (with red seal) bestowing the freedom of the borough, and enclosing a printed description of the Naval temple erected by the zeal of Philip Meakins esq., (not enclosed) (Manuscript) 1804-02-14 CRK/9/50
Mayor of Monmouth to Nelson, Monmouth, 14 February, 1804, (with red seal) bestowing the freedom of the borough, and enclosing a printed description of the Naval temple erected by the zeal of Philip Meakins esq., (not enclosed)
Rear Admiral Sir George Montagu (1829) to Nelson, Portsmouth, 18 August 1805, advising that the Admiralty has directed by telegraph leave for Nelson to come to town (Manuscript) 1805-08-18 CRK/9/51
Rear Admiral Sir George Montagu (1829) to Nelson, Portsmouth, 18 August 1805, advising that the Admiralty has directed by telegraph leave for Nelson to come to town
Francis Rawdon Hastings, Lord Moira (1754-1826), to Nelson, Donington, 11 February 1805, recommending Captain Lister (Manuscript) 1805-02-11 CRK/9/49
Francis Rawdon Hastings, Lord Moira (1754-1826), to Nelson, Donington, 11 February 1805, recommending Captain Lister
Captain William Nowell [later Rear Admiral d.1827] to Nelson, Ardent, Margate Roads, 16 October 1801, state of vessels (Manuscript) 1801-10-16 CRK/9/141
Captain William Nowell [later Rear Admiral d.1827] to Nelson, Ardent, Margate Roads, 16 October 1801, state of vessels
Captain William Nowell [later Rear Admiral d.1827] to Captain Bayley, HMS ISIS, Downs, 31 July 1801, concerning the court martial of a pilot (Manuscript) 1801-07-31 CRK/9/139
Captain William Nowell [later Rear Admiral d.1827] to Captain Bayley, HMS ISIS, Downs, 31 July 1801, concerning the court martial of a pilot
Frederic North to Nelson, Bastia, 31 July 1796, requesting permission for loading at Leghorn six cases from Venice belonging to the Dey of Algiers, also the American tribute money, annotated by Nelson (Manuscript) 1796-07-31 CRK/9/134
Frederic North to Nelson, Bastia, 31 July 1796, requesting permission for loading at Leghorn six cases from Venice belonging to the Dey of Algiers, also the American tribute money, annotated by Nelson "Captain Joanni Lafront, Venetian from Trieste & Venice"
Sir Joseph Banks (1743-1820), botanist who sailed with Cook and later became president of the Royal Society. Banks to Nelson, Soho Square 8 August 1803, will offer the sculpture you captured to the government (Manuscript) 1803-09-08 CRK/2/3
Sir Joseph Banks (1743-1820), botanist who sailed with Cook and later became president of the Royal Society. Banks to Nelson, Soho Square 8 August 1803, will offer the sculpture you captured to the government
Barber & Clay to Nelson, London, 5 January 1801 about a new jacket for the use of seamen (Manuscript) 1801-01-05 CRK/2/4
Barber & Clay to Nelson, London, 5 January 1801 about a new jacket for the use of seamen