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Hamilton to Nelson, Piccadilly, 7 March 1801, unable to visit HMS ST GEORGE, arranging sale of pictures and those vases not lost on HMS COLOSSUS (Manuscript) 1801-03-07 CRK/7/3
Sir William Hamilton (1731- 1803) to Nelson (printed in supplement to Nicolas, Vii), Hamilton to Nelson, Piccadilly, 7 March 1801, unable to visit HMS ST GEORGE, arranging sale of pictures and those vases not lost on HMS COLOSSUS
Lieutenant William Sandey to Nelson, HMS SATURN off Bornholm, 16 June 1801, appointed lieutenant from the St George to the HMS AGAMEMNON, now a lieutenant of the HMS SATURN, thanking Nelson for getting him confirmed (Manuscript) 1801-06-16 CRK/12/12
Lieutenant William Sandey (d.1832) to Nelson, HMS SATURN off Bornholm, 16 June 1801, appointed lieutenant from the St George to the HMS AGAMEMNON, now a lieutenant of the HMS SATURN, thanking Nelson for getting him confirmed
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Friday night, 9 o'clock, St George, [1801], addressed to Lady Hamilton, to the care of Sir Thomas Troubridge, (Harrison I, 34, [March 1800] with words excised 'the Prince'; not in Nicolas). (Manuscript) 1801 - 1801 CRK/19/10
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Friday night, 9 o'clock, St George, [1801], addressed to Lady Hamilton, to the care of Sir Thomas Troubridge, (Harrison I, 34, [March 1800] with words excised 'the Prince'; not in Nicolas).
Captain Laforey, HMS POWERFUL off Bornholm, to William Domett [Captain of HMS LONDON], 23 May 1801, requesting the transfer of David Smith to the ST GEORGE (Manuscript) 1801-05-23 CRK/8/54
Captain Laforey (later Admiral Sir Francis 1767-1835), HMS POWERFUL off Bornholm, to William Domett [Captain of HMS LONDON], 23 May 1801, requesting the transfer of David Smith to the ST GEORGE
Samuel Jordon to Nelson, Batson's Coffee house, 21 August 1801, requesting a certificate of service in HMS ST GEORGE (Manuscript) 1801-09-21 CRK/8/26
Samuel Jordon to Nelson, Batson's Coffee house, 21 August 1801, requesting a certificate of service in HMS ST GEORGE
The Hon Colonel Wm Stewart, Marine Officer, to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, Kioge Bay, 1 July 1801, successful negotiations at St Petersburg, dispatches going to England, but no direction to return with his 800 men, provisions for 17,000 men for ten weeks have arrived, armistice prolonged (Manuscript) 1801-07-01 CRK/12/78
The Hon Colonel Wm Stewart, Marine Officer, to Nelson, HMS ST GEORGE, Kioge Bay, 1 July 1801, successful negotiations at St Petersburg, dispatches going to England, but no direction to return with his 800 men, provisions for 17,000 men for ten weeks have arrived, armistice prolonged
John McArthur, later Nelson's biographer. Robert McArthur to John McArthur, HMS ST GEORGE, Spithead, 12 August 1801, requesting an appointment as a clerk following service in HMS LONDON and HMS ST GEORGE (Manuscript) 1801-08-12 CRK/8/151
John McArthur, later Nelson's biographer. Robert McArthur to John McArthur, HMS ST GEORGE, Spithead, 12 August 1801, requesting an appointment as a clerk following service in HMS LONDON and HMS ST GEORGE
Thomas Troubridge to Nelson, HMS VANGUARD, 22 June 1798, considers Egypt the destination (Manuscript) 1798-06-22 CRK/14/45
Thomas Troubridge to Nelson, HMS VANGUARD, 22 June 1798, considers Egypt the destination [see CRK/14/43]
Mr Bowyer to Nelson, Pall Mall, 9 May 1801, request to subscribe to the publication of Sir Robert Ainstie's collection of drawings in Egypt (Manuscript) 1801-05-09 CRK/2/106
Mr Bowyer to Nelson, Pall Mall, 9 May 1801, request to subscribe to the publication of Sir Robert Ainstie's collection of drawings in Egypt
Samuel Briggs to Bickerton, Alexandria, 19 May 1803, reporting Turkish attitudes to British vessels, and views on recent developments in Egypt, with a PS of 20 May on a conference concerning access to the port (Manuscript) 1803-05-19 CRK/1/87
Samuel Briggs to Bickerton, Alexandria, 19 May 1803 (2 pages, copy), reporting Turkish attitudes to British vessels, and views on recent developments in Egypt, with a PS of 20 May on a conference concerning access to the port
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 24 January 1801, on Nelson’s return to England, reporting he has applied for a dockyard position, enclosing reports on Egypt, with news of Tyson [Nelson’s former secretary], and views on the future of Malta (Manuscript) 1801-01-24 CRK/1/84
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 24 January 1801, on Nelson’s return to England, reporting he has applied for a dockyard position, enclosing reports on Egypt, with news of Tyson [Nelson’s former secretary], and views on the future of Malta
Young to Nelson, St James's Street, 20 May 1803, believes Buonoparte will make another attempt on Egypt, recommending George Mackenzie (Manuscript) 1803-05-20 CRK/13/194
Young to Nelson, St James's Street, 20 May 1803, believes Buonoparte will make another attempt on Egypt, recommending George Mackenzie
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 14 Feb 1804, (2 pages), on news from Paris and Constantinople, unrest in Egypt, and Russian preparations in the Black Sea (Manuscript) 1804-02-14 CRK/1/26
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 14 Feb 1804, (2 pages), on news from Paris and Constantinople, unrest in Egypt, and Russian preparations in the Black Sea
Lieutenant Yarker, RENOWN, Naples Bay, 15 October 1804, having been appointed by the Admiralty to the WEAZLE, to which Nelson appointed Captain Layman, requesting an alternative appointment. (Manuscript) 1804-10-15 CRK/13/182
Lieutenant Yarker, RENOWN, Naples Bay, 15 October 1804, having been appointed by the Admiralty to the WEAZLE, to which Nelson appointed Captain Layman, requesting an alternative appointment.
John Cowley to Nelson, Calcaton Street, 8 July [1800?], about the account on the city books of the vote for wounded at Egypt and Copenhagen, enclosing a motion about a subscription at Lloyds (Manuscript) 1800-07-08 CRK/3/102
John Cowley to Nelson, Calcaton Street, 8 July [1800?], about the account on the city books of the vote for wounded at Egypt and Copenhagen, enclosing a motion about a subscription at Lloyds
Marquis of Sligo to Nelson, political news on support for Addington, reports of possible changes at the Admiralty, fear that French still have designs on Egypt, Austrian and Portuguese views, Mameluke [Egyptian] visitor well received (Manuscript) 1803-11-29 CRK/11/11
Marquis of Sligo to Nelson, London, 29 November 1803, (2 pages), political news on support for Addington, reports of possible changes at the Admiralty, fear that French still have designs on Egypt, Austrian and Portuguese views, Mameluke [Egyptian] visitor well received
Thomas Harvey, HMS BELLISLE, Pulla Bay, 14 December 1804, losses in HINDOSTAN, reduced to foremastman but strength inadequate, desire an alternative employment (Manuscript) 1804-12-14 CRK/6/122
Thomas Harvey, HMS BELLISLE, Pulla Bay, 14 December 1804, losses in HINDOSTAN, reduced to foremastman but strength inadequate, desire an alternative employment
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 15 August 1801, letters and despatches, hear you are unwell, good news from Egypt (Manuscript) 1801-08-15 CRK/8/135
Admiral Skeffington Lutwidge (d.1814). Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 15 August 1801, letters and despatches, hear you are unwell, good news from Egypt
Major Missett to Ball, Cairo, 30 November 1803, (copy, secret and confidential), reporting that the French consul has heard that the Toulon fleet is destined for Egypt, sending the cipher used by French agents (Manuscript) 1803-11-30 CRK/1/179
Major Missett to Ball, Cairo, 30 November 1803, (copy, secret and confidential), reporting that the French consul has heard that the Toulon fleet is destined for Egypt, sending the cipher used by French agents
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 8 November 1804, (2 pages), with his reflections on the state of Egypt, a fertile land for sugar, flax and cotton, and on the trade route to India (Manuscript) 1804-11-08 CRK/1/150
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 8 November 1804, (2 pages), with his reflections on the state of Egypt, a fertile land for sugar, flax and cotton, and on the trade route to India
Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 26 September 1804, ships at Ferrol ready for sea which moved to the Bay now returned, troops for Biscay to move by land, Distances by land from Barcelona to Madrid, and Madrid to Ferrol and times of journeys and alternative routes. (Manuscript) 1804-09-26 CRK/7/106
John Hunter, Consul General, Madrid. Hunter to Nelson, Madrid, 26 September 1804, ships at Ferrol ready for sea which moved to the Bay now returned, troops for Biscay to move by land, Distances by land from Barcelona to Madrid, and Madrid to Ferrol and times of journeys and alternative routes.
Captain Leake [Royal Artillery] to Nelson, Tripoliza, 8 March 1805, letter to forward to Lord Harrowby [ Foreign Secretary], enclose remarks on Egypt (not enclosed), will send remarks on Syria (Manuscript) 1805-03-08 CRK/8/77
Captain Leake [Royal Artillery] to Nelson, Tripoliza, 8 March 1805, letter to forward to Lord Harrowby [ Foreign Secretary], enclose remarks on Egypt (not enclosed), will send remarks on Syria
Hafiz Ismael, Captain Pasha to Nelson, Constantinople, 15 Feb 1805, (in French), on his installation as Captain Pasha, reporting the departure of the French fleet from Toulon, believed to be for Egypt. (Manuscript) 1805-02-15 - 1805-02-15 CRK/18/84
Turkish letters 1803-5. Hafiz Ismael, Captain Pasha to Nelson, Constantinople, 15 Feb 1805, (in French), on his installation as Captain Pasha, reporting the departure of the French fleet from Toulon, believed to be for Egypt.