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Marsh to Nelson, Knightsbridge, 10 May 1803, recommending Captain William Marsh and Mr Scott (Manuscript)
1803-05-10
CRK/8/183
William Marsh, partner in Marsh and Creed, Nelson's bankers. Marsh to Nelson, Knightsbridge, 10 May 1803, recommending Captain William Marsh and Mr Scott
Commodore Sutton to Nelson, HMS SUPERB, Spithead, 24 November 1800, reporting damage to HMS SUPERB on the Saintes, a convoy that got into Quimper, news of enemy at Brest (Manuscript)
1800-11-24
CRK/12/107
Commodore Sutton (later Admiral Sir John, d.1825) to Nelson, HMS SUPERB, Spithead, 24 November 1800, reporting damage to HMS SUPERB on the Saintes, a convoy that got into Quimper, news of enemy at Brest
Marsh to Nelson, Norfolk Street, 7 December 1803, received £6500 of the prize money, enclosing a letter from Mr Bedingfield concerning his son (Manuscript)
1803-12-07
CRK/8/185
William Marsh, partner in Marsh and Creed, Nelson's bankers. Marsh to Nelson, Norfolk Street, 7 December 1803, received £6500 of the prize money, enclosing a letter from Mr Bedingfield concerning his son
Marsh to Nelson, Norfolk Street, 14 December 1803, requesting advice on the £6500 paid by Mr Tucker (Manuscript)
1803-12-14
CRK/8/186
William Marsh, partner in Marsh and Creed, Nelson's bankers. Marsh to Nelson, Norfolk Street, 14 December 1803, requesting advice on the £6500 paid by Mr Tucker
Rear Admiral Sutton to Nelson, Dock, 1 August 1804, on invasion fears, and yellow fever in West Indies (Manuscript)
1804-08-01
CRK/12/109
Rear Admiral Sutton to Nelson, Dock, 1 August 1804, on invasion fears, and yellow fever in West Indies
William Mark to Nelson, Gibraltar, 10 December 1804, requesting a transfer of his appointment as purser from HMS HALCYON to HMS AMPHITIRITE (Manuscript)
1804-12-10
CRK/8/180
William Mark to Nelson, Gibraltar, 10 December 1804, requesting a transfer of his appointment as purser from HMS HALCYON to HMS AMPHITIRITE
Captain Charles Stuart (d.1814) to Nelson, Hartford St, Mayfair, no date, on his entitlement to share in prize money (Manuscript)
CRK/12/103
Captain Charles Stuart (d.1814) to Nelson, Hartford St, Mayfair, no date, on his entitlement to share in prize money
William Marsh, partner in Marsh and Creed, Nelson's bankers. Marsh to Nelson, 21 November 1800, with an account of his stock annotated by Nelson 'to be sold November 22nd' (Manuscript)
1800-11-21
CRK/8/181
William Marsh, partner in Marsh and Creed, Nelson's bankers. Marsh to Nelson, 21 November 1800, with an account of his stock annotated by Nelson 'to be sold November 22nd'
The Earl of Suffolk to Nelson, Harley St, 14 August 1803, recommending Robert Nicolas, first lieutenant on the HMS BITTERN (Manuscript)
1803-08-14
CRK/12/105
The Earl of Suffolk to Nelson, Harley St, 14 August 1803, recommending Robert Nicolas, first lieutenant on the HMS BITTERN
Admiral Robert Man (d.1813) to Nelson, HMS WINDSOR CASTLE, at sea, 17 August [1797], news of the Spanish Fleet (Manuscript)
1797-08-17
CRK/8/178
Admiral Robert Man (d.1813) to Nelson, HMS WINDSOR CASTLE, at sea, 17 August [1797], news of the Spanish Fleet
Captain John Stuart (d.1811) to Nelson, HMS DECADE off Cadiz, 14 July 1805, arrived at Lisbon and learning that Collingwood was off Cadiz joined him with intelligence of the enemy fleet (Manuscript)
1805-07-14
CRK/12/101
Captain John Stuart (d.1811) to Nelson, HMS DECADE off Cadiz, 14 July 1805, arrived at Lisbon and learning that Collingwood was off Cadiz joined him with intelligence of the enemy fleet
Trigge to Nelson, Gibraltar, 1 December 1804, fever abating, Fox arriving (Manuscript)
1804-12-01
CRK/12/163
Trigge to Nelson, Gibraltar, 1 December 1804, fever abating, Fox arriving
Lord Macartney to Nelson, London, 27 September 1803, recommending his godson, George Macartney Caldwell (Manuscript)
1803-09-27
CRK/8/155
Lord Macartney to Nelson, London, 27 September 1803, recommending his godson, George Macartney Caldwell
Alexander Macauley to Nelson, Malta, 13 September 1803, sending milk goats with hay, and melons, reporting the state of markets in Malta, supply of cattle (Manuscript)
1803-09-13
CRK/8/156
Alexander Macauley to Nelson, Malta, 13 September 1803, sending milk goats with hay, and melons, reporting the state of markets in Malta, supply of cattle
Trigge to the British Consul at Cagliari, Gibraltar, 18 May 1804, (copy), on Spanish complaints over the activities of a Gibraltar privateer The Two Brothers and the need for legal recourse through the Admiralty courts (Manuscript)
1804-05-18
CRK/12/158
Trigge to the British Consul at Cagliari, Gibraltar, 18 May 1804, (copy), on Spanish complaints over the activities of a Gibraltar privateer The Two Brothers and the need for legal recourse through the Admiralty courts
John McArthur, later Nelson's biographer. McArthur to Nelson, York Place, 12 May 1803, concerning an exchange of appointments (Manuscript)
1803-05-12
CRK/8/152
John McArthur, later Nelson's biographer. McArthur to Nelson, York Place, 12 May 1803, concerning an exchange of appointments
Malcolm to Nelson, HMS RENOWN, Naples Bay, 3 January 1805, attitude of Naples, arrival of a Russian ship, supplies of canvas (Manuscript)
1805-01-03
CRK/8/147
Captain, later Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm (d.1838). Malcolm to Nelson, HMS RENOWN, Naples Bay, 3 January 1805, attitude of Naples, arrival of a Russian ship, supplies of canvas
Trigge to Nelson, 21 April 1804, on his replacement by General Fox, request to travel home with [Captain] Gore (Manuscript)
1804-04-21
CRK/12/156
Trigge to Nelson, 21 April 1804, on his replacement by General Fox, request to travel home with [Captain] Gore
John McArthur, later Nelson's biographer. McArthur to Nelson, 1 December 1800, concerning alterations by Mr Abbot of his portrait (Manuscript)
1800-12-01
CRK/8/149
John McArthur, later Nelson's biographer. McArthur to Nelson, 1 December 1800, concerning alterations by Mr Abbot of his portrait
Captain Macnamara to Nelson, 9 April [no year], requesting a recommendation to Lord Ellenborough for bail following a verdict of manslaughter (Manuscript)
CRK/8/165
Captain Macnamara to Nelson, 9 April [no year], requesting a recommendation to Lord Ellenborough for bail following a verdict of manslaughter
Archibald McNeil to Nelson, Naples, 4 July 1803, released on his parole, news of arrests of English residents at Leghorn, numbers of French troops, proposing a supply of cattle to Sicily for the fleet (Manuscript)
1803-07-04
CRK/8/166
Archibald McNeil (former consul at Leghorn) to Nelson, Naples, 4 July 1803, released on his parole, news of arrests of English residents at Leghorn, numbers of French troops, proposing a supply of cattle to Sicily for the fleet
Strane to Ball, Patrass, 7 November 1803, ports of Morea still blocked by privateers including Maltese ship with corn, in need of protection (Manuscript)
1803-11-07
CRK/12/89
Strane to Ball, Patrass, 7 November 1803, ports of Morea still blocked by privateers including Maltese ship with corn, in need of protection
Mr Mackenzie to Nelson, Dungeness Roads, 13 October 1801, discharge of Robert Gibb from HMS BRILLIANT (Manuscript)
1801-10-13
CRK/8/161
Mr Mackenzie to Nelson, Dungeness Roads, 13 October 1801, discharge of Robert Gibb from HMS BRILLIANT
Nicholas Strane, Consul at Patrass to Nelson, Patrass, 8 September 1803, forwarding a packet from William Drummond, Minister to the Porte, via Mr Foresti [consul] at Corfu (Manuscript)
1803-09-08
CRK/12/86
Nicholas Strane, Consul at Patrass to Nelson, Patrass, 8 September 1803, forwarding a packet from William Drummond, Minister to the Porte, via Mr Foresti [consul] at Corfu
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