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Captain Richard Goodwin Keats, to Nelson, HMS SUPERB, no date, Thursday, with extract of a letter from HRH Duke of Clarence recommending a young man, Mr Fisher (Manuscript) CRK/8/27
Captain Richard Goodwin Keats, to Nelson, HMS SUPERB, no date, note concerning Mr William Clark Fisher, Master's Mate on board Bomb Vessel THUNDERER commanded by Captain George Cocks Esqr, formally first lieutenant of HMS PRINCE GEORGE (Manuscript) CRK/8/28
Sir William to Lady Hamilton, Burford, 80 miles from London, Sat night (no date, (?1803), postmark indistinct), on his visit to Sir Joseph Banks, adding ' my kindest love to my Lord [Nelson] if he is not gone' (Harrison II, 180). (Manuscript) CRK/20/17
Graefer to Nelson, Bronte, 9 Feb 1800, enclosing a letter from the brothers of a neighbour, Baron Mele. (Manuscript) 1800-02-09 - 1800-02-09 CRK/17/11
Graefer to John Tyson (Nelson's secretary), Bronte, 12 Dec 1799, with a description of his reception at Bronte. (Manuscript) 1799-12-12 - 1799-12-12 CRK/17/7
Bronte Papers, 1799-1804. Copy of letters in CRK/17/19. (Manuscript) CRK/17/20
Invoice of ten packages of husbandry tools and one cask of seeds shipped for Messina for Mr Graefer, London, 19 Dec 1800. (Manuscript) 1800-12-19 - 1800-12-19 CRK/17/22
List of seeds and instruments required, no date, copy of list sent to John Tyson. (Manuscript) CRK/17/21
Envelope with seal addressed to Nelson in London, annotated 'Graefer's letter'. (Manuscript) CRK/17/18
Captain Bathurst to Nelson, HMS EURYDICE, Spithead, 2 October 1801, expects the ship to be ready by 8 October 1801 (Manuscript) 1801-10-02 CRK/2/9
Lieutenant Baugh to Nelson, HMS LOCUST, 9 September 1801, Pilots refuse to go to the French coast until new cables are supplied (Manuscript) 1801-09-09 CRK/2/11
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 30 July 1803, suggesting a way ahead for the estate and offering cash bills for the fleet, annotated by Nelson, 'Mr Gibbs July 30th ans[were]d Sept 16th 1803'. (Manuscript) 1803-07-30 CRK/17/30
Envelope to William Marsden annotated by Nelson, 'NB John Bull cutter arrived the same day with orders similar to Ad[mira]l Cornwalliss', annotated by JWC [John Wilson Croker] that the letter of complaint was not sent (Manuscript) CRK/15/11
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 5 July 1803 (Duplicate), on the problems at Bronte, and forwarding Nelson's linen to Malta, recommending Captain Vankempen. (Manuscript) 1803-07-05 - 1803-07-05 CRK/17/29
Sir Joseph Banks (1743-1820), botanist who sailed with Cook and later became president of the Royal Society. Banks to Nelson, Soho Square 8 August 1803, will offer the sculpture you captured to the government (Manuscript) 1803-09-08 CRK/2/3
Captain Charles Stuart (d.1814) to Nelson, Hartford St, Mayfair, no date, on his entitlement to share in prize money (Manuscript) CRK/12/103
Correspondence of Lady Hamilton, including letters from Nelson, Sir William Hamilton, the Queen of Naples and others, arranged alphabetically by the name of the writer (Manuscript) 1799-01-01 - 1805-12-31 CRK/19-22
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [22 April 1799], in French, on news from the Cardinal [Ruffo], on a Russian frigate at Brindisi, French descent on the South, the cardinal with 3000 men changed his plan for the defence of the provinces, request for British ships for the Adriatic. (Manuscript) 1799-04-22 - 1799-04-22 CRK/21/54
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, 11 June 1798, unsigned, in French, on the brave English squadron in the Mediterranean, and movements of the French. (Manuscript) 1798-06-11 - 1798-06-11 CRK/21/35
Rear-Admiral George Campbell (d.1821). Campbell to Nelson, Friday [no date] not feeling well, news from Hallowell (Manuscript) CRK/3/15
Queen of Naples to Lady Hamilton, [1799], in French, on Furstenburg and Lord Keith. (Manuscript) 1799 - 1799 CRK/21/19
Austin O'Shaunessy to Nelson, Dublin, 1 August 1800, requesting a position as a midshipman, with a copy of a recommendation William Palmer, Chief Chamberlain of the Exchequer, Dublin Castle, 12 July 1798 (Manuscript) 1798-07-12 - 1800-08-01 CRK/9/149
Minutes de la Chancellerie du Commissionat General de France a Tunis, (Extract, no date, in French, signed, Chevalier Adanson), report from the French Privateer L'Intrepide on a capture. (Manuscript) CRK/17/71
Paper delivered to the Prince Royal of Denmark, [26-28 March 1801], outlining the steps towards the eve of hostilities, comment on maritime law [possibly a translation from Danish with many amendments] (Manuscript) 1801-03-26 - 1801-03-28 CRK/14/80