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Prince William Henry to Nelson, Bushy House, 12 April 1801, on his success at Copenhagen (Manuscript) 1801-04-12 CRK/13/140
Prince William Henry to Nelson, Bushy House, 12 April 1801, on his success at Copenhagen
Note from the Secretary of State, Capodistria, 1 June 1804 (in Italian) (Manuscript) 1804-06-01 CRK/5/137
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Note from the Secretary of State, Capodistria, 1 June 1804 (in Italian)
Note from the Secretary of State, Capodistria, 1 June 1804 (in Italian). (Duplicate of CRK/5/137) (Manuscript) 1804-06-01 CRK/5/138
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Note from the Secretary of State, Capodistria, 1 June 1804 (in Italian). (Duplicate of CRK/5/137)
Prince William Henry to Nelson, Bushy House, [no date], Thursday night, recommending John Clark, carpenter of the LONDON for the SAN JOSEF, who served with him in the PEGASUS, ANDROMEDA and VALIANT, and on LONDON under Lieutenant Bower who shot two mutineers and killed a third with his sword (Manuscript) CRK/13/142
Prince William Henry to Nelson, Bushy House, [no date], Thursday night, recommending John Clark, carpenter of the LONDON for the SAN JOSEF, who served with him in the PEGASUS, ANDROMEDA and VALIANT, and on LONDON under Lieutenant Bower who shot two mutineers and killed a third with his sword
Note Al Sermo Principe (in Italian), Corfu, 14 June 1804, signed Spiridion Foresti (copy) (Manuscript) 1804-06-14 CRK/5/134
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Note Al Sermo Principe (in Italian), Corfu, 14 June 1804, signed Spiridion Foresti (copy)
John Watkins to Nelson, Burnden, near Bolton les Moors, Lancashire, 29 August 1801, seeking assistance in finding employment as a clerk on a ship (Manuscript) 1801-08-29 CRK/13/136
John Watkins to Nelson, Burnden, near Bolton les Moors, Lancashire, 29 August 1801, seeking assistance in finding employment as a clerk on a ship
Haslewood to Nelson, Craven Street, London, 14 November 1803, unanimous verdict [on prize money] in favour given by Lord Ellenborough, Lord St Vincent will not be able to take it further (Manuscript) 1803-11-14 CRK/6/134
William HASLEWOOD, solicitor to Nelson, Haslewood to Nelson, Craven Street, London, 14 November 1803, unanimous verdict [on prize money] in favour given by Lord Ellenborough, Lord St Vincent will not be able to take it further
Mr Warrington to Nelson, Naples, 26 July [?], sending some provisions (Manuscript) CRK/13/133
Mr Warrington to Nelson, Naples, 26 July [?], sending some provisions
Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 21 March 1804, forwarding a dispatch from Russia (Manuscript) 1804-03-21 CRK/5/131
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 21 March 1804, forwarding a dispatch from Russia
Hamilton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, 4 August 1804, gratitude for your very friendly reception, still wish to return home (Manuscript) 1804-08-04 CRK/6/111
Hamilton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, 4 August 1804, gratitude for your very friendly reception, still wish to return home
Admiral Hamilton to Nelson, Devonshire Place, 11 February 1804, recommending his son a lieutenant in the HINDOSTAN store ship (Manuscript) 1804-02-11 CRK/6/108
Admiral Hamilton to Nelson, Devonshire Place, 11 February 1804, recommending his son a lieutenant in the HINDOSTAN store ship
Mr Trevor [former minister at Turin] to Nelson, Ramsgate, Friday 28 [August 1801], with an invitation to visit him ashore, is planning to visit Walmer Castle (Manuscript) 1801-08-28 CRK/13/33
Mr Trevor [former minister at Turin] to Nelson, Ramsgate, Friday 28 [August 1801], with an invitation to visit him ashore, is planning to visit Walmer Castle
Captain Nicholas Tomlinson to Nelson, HMS LONDON in Revel Road, 15 May 1801, having served as a volunteer in the Baltic, requesting leave to go to England (Manuscript) 1801-05-15 CRK/13/30
Captain [later Admiral] Nicholas Tomlinson (d.1847) to Nelson, HMS LONDON in Revel Road, 15 May 1801, having served as a volunteer in the Baltic, requesting leave to go to England
Revd Halloram to Nelson, Red Lion Street, 11 August 1801, enclosing copy of plan sent to St Vincent' s secretary, asking for support, served as teacher of mathematics and chaplain in the navy (Manuscript) 1801-08-11 CRK/6/104
Revd Halloram to Nelson, Red Lion Street, 11 August 1801, enclosing copy of plan sent to St Vincent' s secretary, asking for support, served as teacher of mathematics and chaplain in the navy
Todman to Evan Nepean, Signal Station, Folkestone Cliff, 10 September 1801, with the information of the day's journal on sightings (Manuscript) 1801-09-10 CRK/13/29
Todman to Evan Nepean, Signal Station, Folkestone Cliff, 10 September 1801, with the information of the day's journal on sightings
Revd Halloram to Benjamin Tucker, Red Lion Street, 7 August 1801, (copy) need for teaching of nautical science, also experience at sea with Captain Cook on his first two voyages, plan for a naval academy for 30 pupils (Manuscript) 1801-08-07 CRK/6/105
Revd Halloram to Benjamin Tucker, Red Lion Street, 7 August 1801, (copy) need for teaching of nautical science, also experience at sea with Captain Cook on his first two voyages, plan for a naval academy for 30 pupils
Revd Halloram to Nelson, Little Scotland Yard, Westminister, 25 August 1801, enclosing a brief advertisement of the proposed academy, have admiralty support but not patronage (Manuscript) 1801-08-25 CRK/6/106
Revd Halloram to Nelson, Little Scotland Yard, Westminister, 25 August 1801, enclosing a brief advertisement of the proposed academy, have admiralty support but not patronage
Harriet Walker, Dover, [no date], recalling her poems addressed to Nelson, wife of Lieutenant John Walker of the CYGNET, requesting his assistance (Manuscript) CRK/13/122
Harriet Walker, Dover, [no date], recalling her poems addressed to Nelson, wife of Lieutenant John Walker of the CYGNET, requesting his assistance
William Walker to Nelson, Whitstable, Kent, 29 December 1802, requesting a testimonial, having served on the ROSE cutter at the capture of Cabrara [Caprera, 1796], dismissed after a court martial, requesting support for his petition (Manuscript) 1802-12-29 CRK/13/119
William Walker to Nelson, Whitstable, Kent, 29 December 1802, requesting a testimonial, having served on the ROSE cutter at the capture of Cabrara [Caprera, 1796], dismissed after a court martial, requesting support for his petition
Warren to Nelson, St Petersburg, 27 November/9 December 1803, [secret and confidential], request from the Russians for a frigate to be stationed at the Gulf of Valona to act in concert with the Russian minister at Corfu, having received intelligence of Napoleon's intention to attack Albania and the Morea (Manuscript) 1803-11-27 - 1803-12-09 CRK/13/115
Warren to Nelson, St Petersburg, 27 November/9 December 1803, [secret and confidential], request from the Russians for a frigate to be stationed at the Gulf of Valona to act in concert with the Russian minister at Corfu, having received intelligence of Napoleon's intention to attack Albania and…
Warren to Nelson, St Petersburg, 20 October 1803, recommending his nephews Lieutenant Bechel in the ACTIVE and Mr Barmyns a midshipman on the MELEAGER, and forwarding a request from the Russian government not to intercept Russian ships sailing from the Black Sea, where many subjects are Greeks (Manuscript) 1803-01-02 CRK/13/114
Warren to Nelson, St Petersburg, 20 October 1803, recommending his nephews Lieutenant Bechel in the ACTIVE and Mr Barmyns a midshipman on the MELEAGER, and forwarding a request from the Russian government not to intercept Russian ships sailing from the Black Sea, where many subjects are Greeks
Warren to Nelson, St Petersburg, 6-18 April 1804, the Russian ships for Corfu are to sail from Sevastopol before May, requesting Nelson to station frigates there prior to their arrival to guard against a French expedition, PS on the fate of the Duc d'Enghien (Manuscript) 1804-04-06 - 1804-04-18 CRK/13/117
Warren to Nelson, St Petersburg, 6-18 April 1804, the Russian ships for Corfu are to sail from Sevastopol before May, requesting Nelson to station frigates there prior to their arrival to guard against a French expedition, PS on the fate of the Duc d'Enghien