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Mocenigo to Nelson, Corfu, 9/21 March 1804, (duplicate). (Manuscript)
1804-03-09 - 1804-03-21
CRK/17/61
Papers on Sardinia. Mocenigo to Nelson, Corfu, 9/21 March 1804, (duplicate).
State of the Artillery and munitions on Sardinia. (Manuscript)
CRK/17/56
Papers on Sardinia. (Copy, No3) State of the Artillery and munitions on Sardinia.
Strachy to Nelson, Malta, 2 October 1804, grateful for period on shore, but needs to return to England to recover in a cooler climate (Manuscript)
1804-10-02
CRK/11/178
Captain Christopher STRACHY, Strachy to Nelson, Malta, 2 October 1804, grateful for period on shore, but needs to return to England to recover in a cooler climate
State of the military (Cavalry and Infantry) on Sardinia. (Manuscript)
CRK/17/55
Papers on Sardinia. (Copy, No2) State of the military (Cavalry and Infantry) on Sardinia.
Dr Stoddart to Nelson, Valette, 1 February 1804, on need for evidence relating to claims arising from the blockade of Genoa, including proof of the legal existence of a blockade, and knowledge of the blockade at Genoa (Manuscript)
1804-02-01
CRK/11/179
Dr STODDART, King's Advocate in the Admiralty Court at Malta, Stoddart to Nelson, Valette, 1 February 1804, on need for evidence relating to claims arising from the blockade of Genoa, including proof of the legal existence of a blockade, and knowledge of the blockade at Genoa
State of the troops and ordnance on Sardinia. (Manuscript)
CRK/17/54
Papers on Sardinia. (Copy, No1) State of the troops and ordnance on Sardinia.
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Duplicate copy of CRK/17/30. (Manuscript)
1803-07-30 - 1803-07-30
CRK/17/31
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Duplicate copy of CRK/17/30.
trachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, Gibraltar Bay, 2 September 1803, reporting the arrival of HMS TERMAGENT for repairs, the convoy which arrived on 29th [from Malta] about to depart, his arrival after the departure of Captain Gore in the HMS MEDUSA has allowed enemy privateers to make captures, Mr Cutforth sending provisions to Nelson by the next available convoy (Manuscript)
1803-09-02
CRK/11/160
Captain, later Admiral Sir Richard STRACHAN, Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, Gibraltar Bay, 2 September 1803, reporting the arrival of HMS TERMAGENT for repairs, the convoy which arrived on 29th [from Malta] about to depart, his arrival after the departure of Captain Gore in the HMS MEDUSA has allo…
Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, off Gibraltar, 2 September 1803, sailing for Cadiz ahead of the convoy now leaving the Gut (Manuscript)
1803-09-02
CRK/11/162
Captain, later Admiral Sir Richard STRACHAN, Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, off Gibraltar, 2 September 1803, sailing for Cadiz ahead of the convoy now leaving the Gut
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 12 Sept 1803, reporting improvements at Bronte, options for the future, accepts offer to send his daughter to England. (Manuscript)
1803-09-12 - 1803-09-12
CRK/17/32
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 12 Sept 1803, reporting improvements at Bronte, options for the future, accepts offer to send his daughter to England.
Nelson to the Commanding Officer of His Sicilian Majesty's Gallies at Savona, HMS AGAMEMNON, Genoa Road, 16 November 1795 [with envelope], to be ready for service following French breach of neutrality (Manuscript)
1795-11-16
CRK/14/12
Nelson to the Commanding Officer of His Sicilian Majesty's Gallies at Savona, HMS AGAMEMNON, Genoa Road, 16 November 1795 [with envelope], to be ready for service following French breach of neutrality
Nelson to Charlotte Nelson (daughter of his brother William), HMS VICTORY, 19 April 1804, commenting on her regard for the orphan, Horatia (Manuscript)
CRK/15/13
Nelson to Charlotte Nelson (daughter of his brother William), HMS VICTORY, 19 April 1804, commenting on her regard for the orphan, Horatia
Nelson to [?Gentleman, possibly his prize agent Thomas Pollard, or British consul at Leghorn John Udney], HMS AGAMEMNON, Vado Bay, 12 November 1795, [draft], requesting papers to be forwarded to England, with grounds for a condemnation (Manuscript)
1795-11-12
CRK/14/11
Nelson to [?Gentleman, possibly his prize agent Thomas Pollard, or British consul at Leghorn John Udney], HMS AGAMEMNON, Vado Bay, 12 November 1795, [draft], requesting papers to be forwarded to England, with grounds for a condemnation
Mr Broadbent to Eliza Graefer, Messina, 7 Sept 1802, concerning the death of Mr Graefer, and help with seeds. (Manuscript)
1802-09-07
CRK/17/28
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Mr Broadbent to Eliza Graefer, Messina, 7 Sept 1802, concerning the death of Mr Graefer, and help with seeds.
Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, off Gibraltar, 19 October 1804, disorder [fever on shore] still bad, General Barnet is dead, convoy has sailed, he is proceeding to Cadiz (Manuscript)
1804-10-19
CRK/11/169
Captain, later Admiral Sir Richard STRACHAN, Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, off Gibraltar, 19 October 1804, disorder [fever on shore] still bad, General Barnet is dead, convoy has sailed, he is proceeding to Cadiz
Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, 17 September 1804, apologises for the mistake (Manuscript)
1804-09-17
CRK/11/168
Captain, later Admiral Sir Richard STRACHAN, Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, 17 September 1804, apologises for the mistake
Duplicate of letter of 2 July 1804 and draft of lease. (Manuscript)
CRK/17/41
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Duplicate of letter of 2 July 1804 and draft of lease.
Nelson to [? Consul Brame, Genoa, HMS AGAMEMNON, December 1795, draft], request for any ships requiring convoy from Genoa, and letters for Captain Cockburn, asks for proof of release of his lieutenant from prison, request for intelligence of French and Austrian losses on Riviera (Manuscript)
1795
CRK/14/17
Nelson to [? Consul Brame, Genoa, HMS AGAMEMNON, December 1795, draft], request for any ships requiring convoy from Genoa, and letters for Captain Cockburn, asks for proof of release of his lieutenant from prison, request for intelligence of French and Austrian losses on Riviera
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
Captain, later Admiral Sir Richard STRACHAN, 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
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 24 Dec 1803, deliberations on hiring out the estate, but he has agreed with Cavlr Forcella to manage it 'ourselves'. (Manuscript)
1803-12-24 - 1803-12-24
CRK/17/37
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 24 Dec 1803, deliberations on hiring out the estate, but he has agreed with Cavlr Forcella to manage it 'ourselves'.
Nelson to Drake, Genoa, 22 November 1795, [draft], requesting a copy of the letter from Lord Grenville on his behaviour to enable him to defend himself (Manuscript)
1795-11-22
CRK/14/16
Nelson to Drake, Genoa, 22 November 1795, [draft], requesting a copy of the letter from Lord Grenville on his behaviour to enable him to defend himself
Draft lease of the estate of Bronte for £2800 annually. (Manuscript)
CRK/17/40
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Draft lease of the estate of Bronte for £2800 annually.
Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, 16/17 September 1804, the mistake in his report on fuel supply being short, have enough for ten weeks so do not need to be detached (Manuscript)
1804-09-16 - 1804-09-17
CRK/11/167
Captain, later Admiral Sir Richard STRACHAN, Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, 16/17 September 1804, the mistake in his report on fuel supply being short, have enough for ten weeks so do not need to be detached
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 2 July 1804, on the future of Mrs Graefer, and repayment of debts on the estate. (Manuscript)
1804-07-02 - 1804-07-02
CRK/17/39
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 2 July 1804, on the future of Mrs Graefer, and repayment of debts on the estate.
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