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Opissex Pacis, TW Lancaster, (in Latin)[Dec 1801] (Manuscript)
1801
CRK/16/92
Opissex Pacis, TW Lancaster, (in Latin)[Dec 1801]
Poem on design and spirit, with engravings, no date, printed by R Akerman 101 Strand (Manuscript)
CRK/16/88
Poem on design and spirit, with engravings, no date, printed by R Akerman 101 Strand
Armistice between France and the Pope, undated [in French] (Manuscript)
CRK/4/138
Sir Francis Drake [British Minister at Genoa]. Armistice between France and the Pope, undated [in French]
Armistice between France and the Pope, undated [in French] (Manuscript)
CRK/4/139
Sir Francis Drake [British Minister at Genoa]. Armistice between France and the Pope, undated [in French]
Duckworth to Nelson, HMS LEVIATHAN, Port Mahon, 11 May 1799, intelligence on enemies approach (Manuscript)
1799-05-11
CRK/4/156
Commodore Sir John Thomas Duckworth, later Admiral (1748-1817). Duckworth to Nelson, HMS LEVIATHAN, Port Mahon, 11 May 1799, intelligence on enemies approach
Duckworth to Nelson, HMS LEVIATHAN, Port Mahon, 10 August 1799, disposition of ships, movement of the combined fleet from Cadiz, enclosing list (Manuscript)
1799-08-10
CRK/4/158
Commodore Sir John Thomas Duckworth, later Admiral (1748-1817). Duckworth to Nelson, HMS LEVIATHAN, Port Mahon, 10 August 1799, disposition of ships, movement of the combined fleet from Cadiz, enclosing list
Captain Durban, HMS WEAZLE, Tripoli, 11 August 1803, interview with the Bashaw about the war with France, annotated by Nelson 'Captain Dunbar relative to Tripoli' (Manuscript)
1803-08-11
CRK/4/151
Captain Durban, HMS WEAZLE, Tripoli, 11 August 1803, interview with the Bashaw about the war with France, annotated by Nelson 'Captain Dunbar relative to Tripoli'
An account of exports of Taganrok [close to the Volga and the Don] (Manuscript)
CRK/4/153
An account of exports of Taganrok [close to the Volga and the Don]
James Duncan to Nelson, 13 September 1801, about a stay on shore (Manuscript)
1801-09-13
CRK/4/150
James Duncan to Nelson, 13 September 1801, about a stay on shore
Letter from Nelson on the lonely and uncomfortable VANGUARD and sending passports to Procida. (Manuscript)
1799-05-19
CRK/19/3
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Vanguard, 19 May [1799] (Harrison I, 9; Nicolas, III, 361), annotated by Lady H: 'received May 20th 1799'. Letter about Lieutenant Siney coming on board which allows Nelson to send blank passports for vessels going to Procida and one for the Courier boat.…
Grand Vizier to Nelson, 15 Feb 1805, (copy, in French, annotated, a true copy, A J Scott, For[ei]gn Secre[tar]y), on information from the Governor of Coron, and the Commander of the imperial fleet before Alexandria. (Manuscript)
1805-02-15 - 1805-02-15
CRK/18/93
Turkish letters 1803-5. Grand Vizier to Nelson, 15 Feb 1805, (copy, in French, annotated, a true copy, A J Scott, For[ei]gn Secre[tar]y), on information from the Governor of Coron, and the Commander of the imperial fleet before Alexandria.
Elliot to Nelson, Bastia, 6 July 1796, (secret) about landing troops at Porto Ferraio (Manuscript)
1796-07-06
CRK/5/12
Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baron Minto, Viceroy of Corsica, later Ambassador at Vienna (1751-1814). Elliot to Nelson, Bastia, 6 July 1796, (secret) about landing troops at Porto Ferraio
Nelson letter to Lady Hamilton on dining with other Captain's and sea sickness. (Manuscript)
1799 - 1799
CRK/19/2
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, no date [1799], (Harrison I, 7; not in Nicolas), on receiving her letters, with news that he will soon be at Palermo for business that should soon be settled. He mentions dining with Troubridge, Louis, Hallowell and the new Portuguese Captain.…
Mr Emery to Nelson, Liverpool, 3 September 1801, recommending his son (Manuscript)
1801-09-03
CRK/5/6
Mr Emery to Nelson, Liverpool, 3 September 1801, recommending his son
Robert Eyre to Nelson, Brompton, 24 November 1800, about a friend in Palmero (Manuscript)
1800-11-24
CRK/5/8
Robert Eyre to Nelson, Brompton, 24 November 1800, about a friend in Palmero
Ellenborough to Nelson, Bloomsbury Square, 11 April 1803, about the [prize money] case (Manuscript)
1803-04-11
CRK/5/5
Ellenborough to Nelson, Bloomsbury Square, 11 April 1803, about the [prize money] case
Envelope annotated in French, translation of the letter from the Grand Vizier to Lord Nelson. (Manuscript)
CRK/18/91
Turkish letters 1803-5. Envelope annotated in French, translation of the letter from the Grand Vizier to Lord Nelson.
Dispatch from the Grand Vizier to Nelson, 30 Oct 1804, (translation), with an appreciation of his efforts. (Manuscript)
1804-10-30 - 1804-10-30
CRK/18/90
Turkish letters 1803-5. Dispatch from the Grand Vizier to Nelson, 30 Oct 1804, (translation), with an appreciation of his efforts.
Nelson to Lady Hamilton on being seasick. Nelson writes to encourage Emma to buy the house and furniture and he will lend it to Emma and Sir William. He is also unhappy that the Duke would not help Sir William. (Manuscript)
1801-08-21 - 1801-08-21
CRK/19/14
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Medusa, Downs, 21 August 1801, (Harrison I, 53 as 31 August 1801; not in Nicolas) on being seasick. Nelson writes to encourage Emma to buy the house and furniture and he will lend it to Emma and Sir William. He is also unhappy that the Duke would not help Sir William.
son to Lady Hamilton, on the swindle of Mr Parker. Mr Parker (the late Captain Parker’s father) seems to be defrauding various of his son’s acquaintances, so Nelson warns Lady Hamilton against dealing with him. (Manuscript)
1801-10-08 - 1801-10-08
CRK/19/17
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Amazon, 8 Oct 1801, (Harrison I, 65; not in Nicolas) on the swindle of Mr Parker. Mr Parker (the late Captain Parker’s father) seems to be defrauding various of his son’s acquaintances, so Nelson warns Lady Hamilton against dealing with him.
Elliot to Nelson, Bastia, 15 August 1796, postpone the expedition to Leghorn on the advice of the Admiral, intelligence on Austrian losses (Manuscript)
1796-08-15
CRK/5/23
Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baron Minto, Viceroy of Corsica, later Ambassador at Vienna (1751-1814). Elliot to Nelson, Bastia, 15 August 1796, postpone the expedition to Leghorn on the advice of the Admiral, intelligence on Austrian losses
Elliot to Nelson, Bastia, 30 July 1796, about neutral vessels and the blockade of Leghorn, supplies for Corscia, request for a convoy (Manuscript)
1796-07-30
CRK/5/17
Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baron Minto, Viceroy of Corsica, later Ambassador at Vienna (1751-1814). Elliot to Nelson, Bastia, 30 July 1796, about neutral vessels and the blockade of Leghorn, supplies for Corscia, request for a convoy
Elliot to the Marquis de Silva, Bastia, 31 July 1796, [in French], about the blockade of Leghorn (Manuscript)
1796-07-31
CRK/5/18
Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baron Minto, Viceroy of Corsica, later Ambassador at Vienna (1751-1814). Elliot to the Marquis de Silva, Bastia, 31 July 1796, [in French], about the blockade of Leghorn
Note enclosed in above (CRK/19/8),on Mr Thompson's love for his wife and child, (Harrison I, Supplement, No1, 173). (Manuscript)
1801-02-16
CRK/19/9
Note enclosed in above (CRK/19/8),on Mr Thompson's love for his wife and child, (Harrison I, Supplement, No1, 173).
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