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Ball to Nelson, Malta, 26 March 1805, (private), explaining his conduct with regard to the problem of quarantine (Manuscript) 1805-03-26 CRK/1/168
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 26 March 1805, (private), explaining his conduct with regard to the problem of quarantine
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 12 Dec 1804, on the arrival of a Russian vessel captured by Nelson (Manuscript) 1804-12-12 CRK/1/159
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 12 Dec 1804, on the arrival of a Russian vessel captured by Nelson
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 12 Dec 1804, (private), with his views on the Admiralty’s treatment of Nelson by the appointment of Sir John Orde [to command off Cadiz] (Manuscript) 1804-12-12 CRK/1/158
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 12 Dec 1804, (private), with his views on the Admiralty’s treatment of Nelson by the appointment of Sir John Orde [to command off Cadiz]
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 9 Dec 1804, on the spread of fever, on communications from Mr Frere [British Minister Madrid],, and the value of having the cipher, on Mr Scott, and the need for a port captain (Manuscript) 1804-12-09 CRK/1/155
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 9 Dec 1804, on the spread of fever, on communications from Mr Frere [British Minister Madrid],, and the value of having the cipher, on Mr Scott, and the need for a port captain
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 7 Dec 1804, (private), recommending how to deal with Algiers over the captured men including the Maltese slaves (Manuscript) 1804-12-07 CRK/1/156
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 7 Dec 1804, (private), recommending how to deal with Algiers over the captured men including the Maltese slaves
Letter from the American secretary at Algiers, 24 Oct 1804, (copy, extract), with intelligence on insurrections and French activity (Manuscript) 1804-10-24 CRK/1/154
Letter from the American secretary at Algiers, 24 Oct 1804, (copy, extract), with intelligence on insurrections and French activity
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 18 Sept 1804, (private, 2 pages), on the action off Toulon, the appointment of Mr McDonough as consul at Tripoli, Nelson’s health, death of Mr Lock, changes in the American squadron, and convoy details (Manuscript) 1804-09-18 CRK/1/145
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 18 Sept 1804, (private, 2 pages), on the action off Toulon, the appointment of Mr McDonough as consul at Tripoli, Nelson’s health, death of Mr Lock, changes in the American squadron, and convoy details
Edmund Noble to Ball, La Valetta, 2 November 1804, with an explanation for deserters found on one of his ships (Manuscript) 1804-11-02 CRK/1/152
Edmund Noble to Ball, La Valetta, 2 November 1804, with an explanation for deserters found on one of his ships
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, off Cadiz, 9 February 1804, on a Danish ship taken as salvage, the bankruptcy of prize agents Turnbull Forbes (Manuscript) 1804-02-09 CRK/12/122
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, off Cadiz, 9 February 1804, on a Danish ship taken as salvage, the bankruptcy of prize agents Turnbull Forbes
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 22 October 1803, advised all consuls of blockade of Genoa and Spezzia, enclose account of epidemic at Malaga (Manuscript) 1803-10-22 CRK/7/94
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 22 October 1803, advised all consuls of blockade of Genoa and Spezzia, enclose account of epidemic at Malaga
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 22 October 1803, narrative of what I have heard in respect to the sickness in Malaga; Gibraltar informed, deaths on a Danish brig (Manuscript) 1803-10-22 CRK/7/95
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 22 October 1803, narrative of what I have heard in respect to the sickness in Malaga; Gibraltar informed, deaths on a Danish brig
Maurice William Suckling to Nelson unable to afford to go to sea without promotion, ordered to Sheerness, has written to Nepean (Secretary to the Admiralty Board) at the request of the local merchants (Manuscript) 1801-08-10 CRK/12/4
Maurice William Suckling to Nelson, Blakeney, 10 August 1801, unable to afford to go to sea without promotion, ordered to Sheerness, has written to Nepean (Secretary to the Admiralty Board) at the request of the local merchants
Lindholm to Nelson, Copenhagen, 12 June 1801, request from merchant David Nathan for return of ship held in Norway with cargo from Batavia (Manuscript) 1801-06-12 CRK/8/75
H Lindholm [Adjutant General, a negotiator for the Danish with Count Bernstoffe, the Foreign Minister, after the Battle of Copenhagen]. Lindholm to Nelson, Copenhagen, 12 June 1801, request from merchant David Nathan for return of ship held in Norway with cargo from Batavia
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 4 January 1804, end of epidemic at Malaga (Manuscript) 1804-01-04 CRK/7/96
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 4 January 1804, end of epidemic at Malaga
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 8 October 1800, asked Mr Gibert at Barcelona to pay for deserters and prisoners (Manuscript) 1800-10-08 CRK/7/93
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 8 October 1800, asked Mr Gibert at Barcelona to pay for deserters and prisoners
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 29 September 1801, (printed), on the discharge of a Danish seaman (Manuscript) 1801-09-29 CRK/15/142
Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 29 September 1801, (printed), on the discharge of a Danish seaman
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 3 October 1804, enclose letter from Captain Gore, Cadiz now infected with fever (Manuscript) 1804-10-03 CRK/7/107
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 3 October 1804, enclose letter from Captain Gore, Cadiz now infected with fever
Jolen Salter to Nelson, Strand, London, 24 August [1801], on settling his account (Manuscript) 1801-08-24 CRK/12/11
Jolen Salter to Nelson, Strand, London, 24 August [1801], on settling his account
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid, 21 September 1804, substance of the latest reports received in regard to the yellow fever, numbers of deaths (Manuscript) 1804-09-21 CRK/7/104
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid, 21 September 1804, substance of the latest reports received in regard to the yellow fever, numbers of deaths
Mr Salt to Nelson, Messina, 21 October 1803, sending a letter via Mr Broadbent [a merchant at Messina], recently escaped as prisoner of war from Marseilles (Manuscript) 1803-10-21 CRK/12/10
Mr Salt to Nelson, Messina, 21 October 1803, sending a letter via Mr Broadbent [a merchant at Messina], recently escaped as prisoner of war from Marseilles
Mary Suckling to Nelson, Hampstead, 17 November 1800, successful sale of the Suffolk estate yielding £70 pa, for £4480, Nelson's legacy (Manuscript) 1800-11-17 CRK/12/7
Mary Suckling [wife or daughter of William Suckling of Kentish Town] to Nelson, Hampstead, 17 November 1800, successful sale of the Suffolk estate yielding £70 pa, for £4480, Nelson's legacy