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Admiral Alexander GRAEME (d.1818), Graeme to Nelson, Sheerness, 28 August 1801, ship movements (Manuscript) 1801-08-28 CRK/6/63
Mr J Green, THUNDERER, Blackstakes, 14 September 1801, midshipman, lost an arm and an eye at Copenhagen when in the Monarch, now a lieutenant of marines, requesting help with a pension (Manuscript) 1801-09-14 - ? CRK/6/82
Mr T Graham to Nelson, Liverpool, 19 November 1800, [with transcript], recollecting time of service in the BOREAS, current ill health prevents me from undertaking any surgery (Manuscript) 1800-11-19 CRK/6/77
Graham to Nelson, Liverpool, 3 July 1801, [with transcript], concern at reports of your ill health on return from the Baltic (Manuscript) 1801-07-03 - ? CRK/6/78
Mr W Graham to Nelson, London, 7 August 1801, volunteering as Midshipman (Manuscript) 1801-08-07 - ? CRK/6/79
Charles Graefer, nursery and seedsman, to Nelson, Nottingham, 30 November 1800, requesting news of his brother in Nelson's employ (Manuscript) 1800-11-30 CRK/6/75
Mr Priddee to Nelson, Bristol, 4 December 1800, request for assistance (Manuscript) 1800-12-04 - ? CRK/10/84
James Preston to Nelson, Cronstadt, 19 May 1801, a lieutenant and old friend of his brother Maurice, joined the Russian Navy in 1788, requesting help in getting his name on the list of lieutenants (Manuscript) 1801-05-19 CRK/10/80
Robert Walpole to Nelson, Lisbon, 29 April 1798, with intelligence from the Portuguese ambassador concerning the possible destination of the French fleet for the Brazils, Mr Pinto reports 17,000 troops, does not believe that Spain will allow French forces to pass (Manuscript) 1798-04-09 - ? CRK/13/130
Captain James Whally to Nelson, NAIAD, Plymouth Sound, 24 January 1804, recommending Mr Harrington who joins the ROYAL SOVEREIGN (Manuscript) 1804-01-24 CRK/13/126
Prince William Henry to Nelson, Bushy House, 12 April 1801, on his success at Copenhagen (Manuscript) 1801-04-12 - ? CRK/13/140
Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 21 March 1804, forwarding a dispatch from Russia (Manuscript) 1804-03-21 CRK/5/131
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
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
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, 21 February 1804, on his letters respecting the Morea and Adriatic, informing Nelson that a Russian squadron of 12 frigates is expected to sail shortly from the Black Sea for Corfu (Manuscript) 1804-02-21 CRK/13/116
Mr Williams to Nelson, FERRET, the Downs, 7 October 1801, requesting leave of absence for a surgeon's mate (Manuscript) 1801-10-07 - ? CRK/13/160
William HASLEWOOD, solicitor to Nelson, Tucker to Haslewood, 7 April 1804, on Marquis de Niza's claim (Manuscript) 1804-04-07 - ? CRK/6/140
Mr Roger Wilbraham to Nelson, Strutton Street, 15 March 1804, [2 pages], on his nephew in the MONTAGUE, on the King's illness, political moves against Addington's administration, Pichgru's conspiracy in Paris, and recommending Captain Hoste who is without a ship, he has seen Lady Hamilton who longs for Peace, PS 16 March, on the political debate (Manuscript) 1804-03-15 - ? CRK/13/157
Chevr de Souza Coutinho to Tucker, South Audley St, 22 March 1804, (copy) on intentions of Marquis de Niza over prize money (Manuscript) 1804-03-22 CRK/6/141
Colonel Edward Marcus Despard 15 February 1803, about Nelson appearing as a character witness at his trial, enclosing a copy of a petition for mercy, with information on his family. (Manuscript) 1803-02-15 - ? CRK/4/8
Davison to Nelson, St James's Square, 7 January 1805, [copy] breakfasting with Lord Melville who spoke of reasons for sending Sir John Orde off Cadiz, offensive operations in preparation, Sir Home Popham to command, discussion of pension for Lady Hamilton, news of Lord Moira and the Prince of Wales, return of Nepean, prize news (Manuscript) 1805-01-07 - ? CRK/3/159
Davison to Nelson, London, 31 January 1804, [copy] respecting the prize valuation for the RISING SUN (Manuscript) 1804-01-31 CRK/3/152
Davison & Co to Nelson, London, 20 February 1804, remittance from Gibbs at Palermo (Manuscript) 1804-02-20 CRK/3/153