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John Tyson to Nelson, Woolwich Yard, 13 September 1803, sending supplies in the WILLIAM storeship, progress with the prize money case, head money for the GUILLAUME TELL, called at Merton, invasion fears and defence of the Thames (Manuscript) 1803-09-13 CRK/13/45
John Tyson to Nelson, Woolwich Yard, 13 September 1803, sending supplies in the WILLIAM storeship, progress with the prize money case, head money for the GUILLAUME TELL, called at Merton, invasion fears and defence of the Thames
John Tyson to Nelson, Woolwich Yard, 26 June 1803, with an extract from a letter from Constantinople on Nelson's letter to Cadir Bey, payment for plate purchased at Naples, progress of his prize money case, annotated by Nelson "ansd August 25th Mr Tyson" (Manuscript) 1803-05-26 CRK/13/44
John Tyson to Nelson, Woolwich Yard, 26 June 1803, with an extract from a letter from Constantinople on Nelson's letter to Cadir Bey, payment for plate purchased at Naples, progress of his prize money case, annotated by Nelson "ansd August 25th Mr Tyson"
Contre Amiral Descres to 'Milord', Culloden, (1799), 14 floreal an 8 de la republique francaise, reporting his arrival at Malta and wishing to see him. (Manuscript) CRK/18/22
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Contre Amiral Descres to 'Milord', Culloden, (1799), 14 floreal an 8 de la republique francaise, reporting his arrival at Malta and wishing to see him.
John Tyson to Nelson, Woolwich Yard, 26 November 1803, surveying the East India Company ships supplied as armed convoys, news of the family, supplies for the fleet (Manuscript) 1803-11-26 CRK/13/46
John Tyson to Nelson, Woolwich Yard, 26 November 1803, surveying the East India Company ships supplied as armed convoys, news of the family, supplies for the fleet
Captain Sir Charles Tyler to Nelson, HMS WARRIOR off Bornholm, 3 June 1801, requesting his son Charles, on HMS ALCEME to sit his examination for lieutenant, and reporting his reception at Danzig (Manuscript) 1801-05-03 CRK/13/41
Captain [later Admiral] Sir Charles Tyler (d.1835) to Nelson, HMS WARRIOR off Bornholm, 3 June 1801, requesting his son Charles, on HMS ALCEME to sit his examination for lieutenant, and reporting his reception at Danzig
Johann Bossly to 'Excellenze', 27 Dec 1800, (in German). (Manuscript) 1800-12-27 - 1800-12-27 CRK/18/19
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Johann Bossly to 'Excellenze', 27 Dec 1800, (in German).
Thomas Tyrwhitt to Nelson, Carlton House, 21 June 1804, on returning to the Prince of Wales a present from the King of Naples (Manuscript) 1804-05-21 CRK/13/40
Thomas Tyrwhitt to Nelson, Carlton House, 21 June 1804, on returning to the Prince of Wales a present from the King of Naples
Captain Sir Charles Tyler to Nelson, North Down, near Pembroke, 9 August 1804, recommending his son, a lieutenant on HMS DRYAD for promotion, now serving in sea fencibles on this coast (Manuscript) 1804-08-09 CRK/13/42
Captain [later Admiral] Sir Charles Tyler (d.1835) to Nelson, North Down, near Pembroke, 9 August 1804, recommending his son, a lieutenant on HMS DRYAD for promotion, now serving in sea fencibles on this coast
Prince Castelcicala, Neapolitan Minister, London, to Nelson, no date [1800], (in French), sending him a copy of the letter sent to Lord Grenville (British Foreign Secretary), on providing British troops. (Manuscript) CRK/18/20
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Prince Castelcicala, Neapolitan Minister, London, to Nelson, no date [1800], (in French), sending him a copy of the letter sent to Lord Grenville (British Foreign Secretary), on providing British troops.
John Wilson, Whitby, 31 August 1804, recommending William Henry Symons, master's mate in the CONQUEROR (Manuscript) 1804-08-31 CRK/13/164
John Wilson, Whitby, 31 August 1804, recommending William Henry Symons, master's mate in the CONQUEROR
Note on the proclamation of Prince Charles of Hesse, 25 March 1801, (in French, 3 pages including folder), with newspaper cutting. (Manuscript) 1801-03-25 - 1801-03-25 CRK/18/15
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Note on the proclamation of Prince Charles of Hesse, 25 March 1801, (in French, 3 pages including folder), with newspaper cutting.
William Windham to Nelson, 16 October 1804, recommending Mr Fisher, a lieutenant on CANOPUS, and Mr Forrest a lawyer in Malta, with comment on the state of the country (Manuscript) 1804-10-16 CRK/13/165
William Windham to Nelson, 16 October 1804, recommending Mr Fisher, a lieutenant on CANOPUS, and Mr Forrest a lawyer in Malta, with comment on the state of the country
Lieutenant Thomas Withers (d.1843) to Nelson, TERRIBLE, Torbay, 2 December 1800, offering his services as a lieutenant (Manuscript) 1800-12-02 CRK/13/168
Lieutenant Thomas Withers (d.1843) to Nelson, TERRIBLE, Torbay, 2 December 1800, offering his services as a lieutenant
Precis of the above, (typed), giving an eye witness account of the battle and the events surrounding the capture of the Franklin, suggesting the draft had been thrown overboard. (Manuscript) CRK/18/30
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Precis of the above, (typed), giving an eyewitness account of the battle and the events surrounding the capture of the Franklin, suggesting the draft had been thrown overboard.
Troubridge to Nelson, 1 August 1801, on success of Sir James [Saumarez] (Manuscript) 1801-08-01 CRK/13/51
Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge (d.1807), member of the Admiralty Board. Troubridge to Nelson, 1 August 1801, on success of Sir James [Saumarez]
Francois Xavier Defridiary, to 'Monsigneur', Florence 8 June 1801, (in French). (Manuscript) 1801-06-08 - 1801-06-08 CRK/18/32
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Francois Xavier Defridiary, to 'Monsigneur', Florence 8 June 1801, (in French).
Troubridge to Nelson, 6 August [1801], reports on the attack on Boulogne, reaction to reports of Nelson's death (Manuscript) 1801-08-06 CRK/13/53
Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge (d.1807), member of the Admiralty Board. Troubridge to Nelson, 6 August [1801], reports on the attack on Boulogne, reaction to reports of Nelson's death
Troubridge to Nelson, 16 July [1801], on the appointment of a purser and a gunner, difficult to act upright (Manuscript) 1801-07-16 CRK/13/48
Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge (d.1807), member of the Admiralty Board. Troubridge to Nelson, 16 July [1801], on the appointment of a purser and a gunner, difficult to act upright
Lieutenant Colonel Durler to 'Monsieur', Porto Ferraio, 19 January 1797, (in French) concerning Austrians on board the vessels. (Manuscript) 1797-01-19 - 1797-01-19 CRK/18/26
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Lieutenant Colonel Durler to 'Monsieur', Porto Ferraio, 19 January 1797, (in French) concerning Austrians on board the vessels.
Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge to Nelson, Torbay, 26 November 1800, recommending Mr Layman, annotated [not by Nelson] "will receive him if possible but not as first Lieut" (Manuscript) 1800-11-26 CRK/13/47
Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge (d.1807), member of the Admiralty Board. Troubridge to Nelson, Torbay, 26 November 1800, recommending Mr Layman, annotated [not by Nelson] "will receive him if possible but not as first Lieut"
Descres to 'Milord', Culloden, en rade de Marsa, (1799), le 24 Germinal, an 8 (in French), on the seizure of the Guillame Tell, and being taken prisoner. (Manuscript) CRK/18/24
French letters sent to Nelson 1797-1804. Descres to 'Milord', Culloden, en rade de Marsa, (1799), le 24 Germinal, an 8 (in French), on the seizure of the Guillame Tell, and being taken prisoner.
Mr Jackson, British Minister at Turin, 31 March 1798, (copy), Extract addressed to 'Your Lordship', (possibly Lord Grenville, the Foreign Secretary), on the arrival of a French fleet in the Gulph of Spezia, ordering 3 months provisions. (Manuscript) 1798-03-31 - 1798-03-31 CRK/18/1
Information received March-July 1798. Mr Jackson, British Minister at Turin, 31 March 1798, (copy), Extract addressed to 'Your Lordship', (possibly Lord Grenville, the Foreign Secretary), on the arrival of a French fleet in the Gulph of Spezia, ordering 3 months provisions.
Sir Francis Drake to [Nelson],Milan, 29 March 1796, [secret, partly in cipher], Genoa in a terrible crisis, enclosing a note deciphering the words in code (Manuscript) 1796-03-29 CRK/4/108
Sir Francis Drake [British Minister at Genoa]. Drake to [Nelson],Milan, 29 March 1796, [secret, partly in cipher], Genoa in a terrible crisis, enclosing a note deciphering the words in code