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Marsh and Creed, London, 12 May 1804, (duplicate) (Manuscript)
1804-05-12
CRK/8/190
William Marsh, partner in Marsh and Creed, Nelson's bankers. Marsh and Creed, London, 12 May 1804, (duplicate)
Marsden to Nelson, Admiralty Office, 13 June 1804, forwarded packet to Davison, his recommendation of a vessel for Captain Layman (Manuscript)
1804-06-13
CRK/9/1
William Marsden, (1754- 1836), suceeded Evan Nepean as secretary to the Admiralty in 1804. Marsden to Nelson, Admiralty Office, 13 June 1804, forwarded packet to Davison, his recommendation of a vessel for Captain Layman
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, Sheernes, 15 August 1801, needing his main mast replaced, has taken on board hampers for delivery to Nelson (Manuscript)
1801-08-15
CRK/12/114
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, Sheernes, 15 August 1801, needing his main mast replaced, has taken on board hampers for delivery to Nelson
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, 5 September 1801, reporting on ship arrivals in the Walmer Road (Manuscript)
1801-09-05
CRK/12/117
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, 5 September 1801, reporting on ship arrivals in the Walmer Road
Marsden to Nelson, Admiralty Office, 13 January 1805, request for passage for Mr Meyer going to Corfu as private secretary to the Minister, Mr Forresti, regret you have been 75 days without any official dispatches, as many have been sent (Manuscript)
1805-01-13
CRK/9/2
William Marsden, (1754- 1836), suceeded Evan Nepean as secretary to the Admiralty in 1804.…
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, Downs, 5 September 1801,(torn), requesting a survey on cables (Manuscript)
1801-09-05
CRK/12/116
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, Downs, 5 September 1801,(torn), requesting a survey on cables
James Sykes to Nelson, London, Arundel St, 18 May 1804, recommending his nephew Edmund, in the HMS ROYAL SOVEREIGN (Manuscript)
1804-05-18
CRK/12/111
James Sykes to Nelson, London, Arundel St, 18 May 1804, recommending his nephew Edmund, in the HMS ROYAL SOVEREIGN
Sutton to Nelson, Dock, 31 August 1804, recommending Mr Robertson, acting lieutenant in the HMS TIGRE, sending letters from Lady Hamilton with Hallowell who sails tonight (Manuscript)
1804-08-31
CRK/12/110
Sutton to Nelson, Dock, 31 August 1804, recommending Mr Robertson, acting lieutenant in the HMS TIGRE, sending letters from Lady Hamilton with Hallowell who sails tonight
Marsh and Creed, London, 12 May 1804, concerning purchase of stock and prize money (Manuscript)
1804-05-12
CRK/8/189
William Marsh, partner in Marsh and Creed, Nelson's bankers. Marsh and Creed, London, 12 May 1804, concerning purchase of stock and prize money
Martin to Nelson, HMS EXPLOSION, Dungeness Roads, 2 October 1801, damage during trial of the new invented salvage cable sent on board at Sheerness (Manuscript)
1801-10-02
CRK/9/10
Martin to Nelson, HMS EXPLOSION, Dungeness Roads, 2 October 1801, damage during trial of the new invented salvage cable sent on board at Sheerness
Graeme Spence to Evan Nepean, SORTINGS in Harwich, 11 August 1801, enclosing a letter for Nelson, annotated by Nelson, 'No, take my chance if necessary Mr Spence etc etc must come' and endorsed by Nepean 12 May (Manuscript)
1801-08-11
CRK/12/69
Graeme Spence to Evan Nepean, SORTINGS in Harwich, 11 August 1801, enclosing a letter for Nelson, annotated by Nelson, 'No, take my chance if necessary Mr Spence etc etc must come' and endorsed by Nepean 12 May
Thomas Martin to Nelson, Portsmouth, 13 July 1801, petition of former AB of the HMS BOREAS now a gunner of the HMS MAIDSTONE, requesting a larger ship (Manuscript)
1801-07-13
CRK/9/11
Thomas Martin to Nelson, Portsmouth, 13 July 1801, petition of former AB of the HMS BOREAS now a gunner of the HMS MAIDSTONE, requesting a larger ship
James Martin to Nelson, Exeter Gaol, 19 March 1803, petition regarding sentence for loss of iron ballast on the Diana (Manuscript)
1803-03-19
CRK/9/12
James Martin to Nelson, Exeter Gaol, 19 March 1803, petition regarding sentence for loss of iron ballast on the Diana
Lieutenant Richard Spencer (d.1839), RENARD, Malta, 18 September 1804, requesting a transfer, with an enclosure from the Duke of Clarence (not enclosed) (Manuscript)
1804-09-18
CRK/12/71
Lieutenant Richard Spencer (d.1839), RENARD, Malta, 18 September 1804, requesting a transfer, with an enclosure from the Duke of Clarence (not enclosed)
Lieutenant Thomas Smyth (d.1810) to Nelson, HMS NARCISSUS, 24 November 1803, disagreements with Captain Donnelly, requesting another ship, agreed by Captain Donnelly who threatens a court martial (Manuscript)
1803-11-24
CRK/12/65
Lieutenant Thomas Smyth (d.1810) to Nelson, HMS NARCISSUS, 24 November 1803, disagreements with Captain Donnelly, requesting another ship, agreed by Captain Donnelly who threatens a court martial
William Smith to Nelson, Pershore 16 May 1803, previously served on the BERWICK, seeking employment (Manuscript)
1803-05-16
CRK/12/64
William Smith to Nelson, Pershore 16 May 1803, previously served on the BERWICK, seeking employment
Captain M Martin to Nelson, HMS EXPLOSION, 13 August 1801, request for a survey (Manuscript)
1801-08-13
CRK/9/8
Captain M Martin to Nelson, HMS EXPLOSION, 13 August 1801, request for a survey
Solly and Gisborne to Mr Booth, purser of HMS LONDON, Dantzig, 26 June 1801,(2 pages), on the price of cattle and weight when kept longer on board, the return of hides, involve heavy loss, requesting an allowance be paid (Manuscript)
1801-06-26
CRK/12/66
Solly and Gisborne to Mr Booth, purser of HMS LONDON, Dantzig, 26 June 1801,(2 pages), on the price of cattle and weight when kept longer on board, the return of hides, involve heavy loss, requesting an allowance be paid
Nelson to [Count Pahlen], St George, Revel Bay, 16 May 1801, [draft], on not entering Revel without consent, plan to sail immediately (Manuscript)
1801-05-16
CRK/14/96
Nelson to [Count Pahlen], St George, Revel Bay, 16 May 1801, [draft], on not entering Revel without consent, plan to sail immediately
John Daniel Belfour to Nelson, Copenhagen, 17 April 1801, awaited you on board LONDON, when fleet suddenly sailed, enclose bill of goods sent to the ST GEORGE, hope you pass safely over the shoals on which the LONDON struck, request for help with the Foreign Office in getting appointment as consul. (Manuscript)
1801-04-17
CRK/2/36
John Daniel Belfour, merchant.…
Nelson to Hyde Parker, HMS ST GEORGE, 25 March 1801, [copy], on the need to attack the enemy, account of Mr Vansittart on enemy preparations, on the desirability of entry by the Sound (Manuscript)
1801-03-25
CRK/14/83
Nelson to Hyde Parker, HMS ST GEORGE, 25 March 1801, [copy], on the need to attack the enemy, account of Mr Vansittart on enemy preparations, on the desirability of entry by the Sound
Domett to Nelson, VILLE DE PARIS off Ushant, 18 November 1803, recommending Captain Rosenhagen (Manuscript)
1803-11-18
CRK/4/38
Captain Sir William Domett, Captain of HMS LONDON under Admiral Hyde Parker, then Captain of the fleet in the Baltic on HMS ST GEORGE, later Admiral (1754-1828). Domett to Nelson, VILLE DE PARIS off Ushant, 18 November 1803, recommending Captain Rosenhagen
Domett to Nelson, Monday [no date ?March 1801], Danes will not listen to terms, Mr Drummond [British Minister] going home, dispositions at Copenhagen (Manuscript)
1801
CRK/4/36
Captain Sir William Domett, Captain of HMS LONDON under Admiral Hyde Parker, then Captain of the fleet in the Baltic on HMS ST GEORGE, later Admiral (1754-1828).…
Domett to Nelson, no date [2 April 1801], ship [HOLSTEIN] struck, sending Otway to demand her (Manuscript)
1801-04-02
CRK/4/37
Captain Sir William Domett, Captain of HMS LONDON under Admiral Hyde Parker, then Captain of the fleet in the Baltic on HMS ST GEORGE, later Admiral (1754-1828). Domett to Nelson, no date [2 April 1801], ship [HOLSTEIN] struck, sending Otway to demand her
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