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John Daniel Belfour, 17 April 1801, Bill for goods totalling £124.15.4 with copy of a bill for china from the Royal Danish China manufactory, Schmidt, for 215 ? Danish currency dated 14 April, annotated by Nelson. (Manuscript) 1801-04-17 CRK/2/37
John Daniel Belfour, merchant. Belfour, Ellah, Rainals and Co, Copenhagen, 17 April 1801, Bill for goods totalling £124.15.4 with copy of a bill for china from the Royal Danish China manufactory, Schmidt, for 215 ? Danish currency dated 14 April, annotated by Nelson
Radstock to Nelson, 11 June 1804, concerning his son, reports in the papers of the French fleet (Manuscript) 1804-06-11 CRK/10/98
Radstock to Nelson, 11 June 1804, concerning his son, reports in the papers of the French fleet
Vice-Admiral Sir John Orde to Nelson HMS GLORY, off Cadiz, 7 February [1805], expressing concern for Nelson's health, and given no reasons to expect to take command in the Mediterranean if Nelson relinquished it (Manuscript) 1805-02-07 CRK/9/160
Vice-Admiral Sir John Orde (1751-1824) to Nelson, HMS GLORY, off Cadiz, 7 February [1805], expressing concern for Nelson's health, and given no reasons to expect to take command in the Mediterranean if Nelson relinquished it
Captain [later Admiral Sir] Edward Campbell William Owen (1771-1849) to Nelson, HMS NEMESIS, off Flushing, 29 September 1801, on the removal of a quartermaster (Manuscript) 1801-09-29 CRK/9/155
Captain [later Admiral Sir] Edward Campbell William Owen (1771-1849) to Nelson, HMS NEMESIS, off Flushing, 29 September 1801, on the removal of a quartermaster
Captain [later Admiral Sir] Edward Campbell William Owen (1771-1849) to Nelson, HMS NEMESIS, off Flushing, 10 October 1801, state of vessels, sounding a shoal (Manuscript) 1801-10-10 CRK/9/156
Captain [later Admiral Sir] Edward Campbell William Owen (1771-1849) to Nelson, HMS NEMESIS, off Flushing, 10 October 1801, state of vessels, sounding a shoal
Lieutenant William Owen (d.1811) to Nelson, NANCY, Downs, 20 September 1801, requesting a survey on the GAFF, sail and colours (Manuscript) 1801-09-20 CRK/9/157
Lieutenant William Owen (d.1811) to Nelson, NANCY, Downs, 20 September 1801, requesting a survey on the GAFF, sail and colours
Lieutenant William Owen (d.1811) to Nelson, Revenue cutter GREYHOUND, Bay of Boulogne, 26 September 1801, reporting ships in the harbour, suggesting use of a fire vessel against them (Manuscript) 1801-09-26 CRK/9/158
Lieutenant William Owen (d.1811) to Nelson, Revenue cutter GREYHOUND, Bay of Boulogne, 26 September 1801, reporting ships in the harbour, suggesting use of a fire vessel against them
Captain Thomas Charles Brodie (d.1811) to Captain Owen, HMS ARROW, off Ostend, 19 August 1801, reporting contradictory intelligence from neutral vessels (Manuscript) 1801-08-19 CRK/9/154
Captain Thomas Charles Brodie (d.1811) to Captain Owen, HMS ARROW, off Ostend, 19 August 1801, reporting contradictory intelligence from neutral vessels
Captain [later Admiral Sir] Edward Campbell William Owen (1771-1849) to Nelson, HMS NEMESIS, off Flushing, 21 August 1801, observations of Flushing with sketch of Dutch and French ships, intelligence reports of an embargo, news on other ports, list of ship dispositions (Manuscript) 1801-08-21 CRK/9/153
Captain [later Admiral Sir] Edward Campbell William Owen (1771-1849) to Nelson, HMS NEMESIS, off Flushing, 21 August 1801, observations of Flushing with sketch of Dutch and French ships, intelligence reports of an embargo, news on other ports, list of ship dispositions, enclosing a report from Capta…
Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 29 April 1801, requiring a surgeon's report on Nelson's health before agreeing to his leave to return to England (Manuscript) 1801-04-29 CRK/9/172
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker (1739-1807). Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 29 April 1801, requiring a surgeon's report on Nelson's health before agreeing to his leave to return to England
Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 4 May 1801, (private), reporting the arrival of the consul from Hamburg, wishing Nelson would stay until instructions arrive from England (Manuscript) 1801-05-04 CRK/9/173
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker (1739-1807). Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 4 May 1801, (private), reporting the arrival of the consul from Hamburg, wishing Nelson would stay until instructions arrive from England
Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 28 March 1801, enclosing the [Danish] Government's answer, sending a reply and should the answer be hostile, preparing to set going the bomb vessels (Manuscript) 1801-03-28 CRK/9/166
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker (1739-1807). Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 28 March 1801, enclosing the [Danish] Government's answer, sending a reply and should the answer be hostile, preparing to set going the bomb vessels
Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, Saturday [no date, March 1801], (private), having been instructed to allow 48 hours for negotiations, proposing to anchor short of Cronenburg and to make signal for battle (Manuscript) 1801 CRK/9/168
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker (1739-1807). Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, Saturday [no date, March 1801], (private), having been instructed to allow 48 hours for negotiations, proposing to anchor short of Cronenburg and to make signal for battle
Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 24 March 1801, (private), on reflection finding many reasons against 'our' plan of going by the Belt, requesting Nelson to come for half an hour's further discussion (Manuscript) 1801-03-24 CRK/9/164
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker (1739-1807). Hyde Parker to Nelson, HMS LONDON, 24 March 1801, (private), on reflection finding many reasons against 'our' plan of going by the Belt, requesting Nelson to come for half an hour's further discussion
Hyde Parker to Nelson, in town, 26 February 1801, by hand of Pr Osborn, directing ships under his command to join him in Yarmouth Roads, (overleaf) a list of ships (Manuscript) 1801-02-26 CRK/9/163
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker (1739-1807). Hyde Parker to Nelson, in town, 26 February 1801, by hand of Pr Osborn, directing ships under his command to join him in Yarmouth Roads, (overleaf) a list of ships
George Purvis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, 31 January 1796, Signal book, page 21, Signal 50 (Secret) method of attack, signed 'Jervis' (Manuscript) 1796-01-31 CRK/14/23
George Purvis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, 31 January 1796, Signal book, page 21, Signal 50 (Secret) method of attack, signed 'Jervis'
No date [19 February 1796] sailing directions (Secret, colour, No 1), [see CRK/14/24] (Manuscript) 1796-02-19 CRK/14/25
No date [19 February 1796] sailing directions (Secret, colour, No 1), [see CRK/14/24]
Nelson to Sir Francis Drake, HMS AGAMEMNON, Genoa, 15 March 1796, [copy], reporting the enemy intention to take Port Especia (Manuscript) 1796-03-15 CRK/14/34
Nelson to Sir Francis Drake, HMS AGAMEMNON, Genoa, 15 March 1796, [copy], reporting the enemy intention to take Port Especia
Robert Calder, no date, on altering course for the enemy (No 3) (Manuscript) CRK/14/30
Robert Calder, no date, on altering course for the enemy (No 3)
Robert Calder, no date, plan of gaining to windward in reforming the line (Colour) (Manuscript) CRK/14/32
Robert Calder, no date, plan of gaining to windward in reforming the line (Colour)
Robert Calder, no date, on engaging the enemy (No 1) (Manuscript) CRK/14/28
Robert Calder, no date, on engaging the enemy (No 1)
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
Papers relating to Tunis (and Tripoli and Algiers). 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.
Mr Clarke (vice consul at Tunis) to Mr Macauley, Tunis, 27 July 1803 (extract) on passports and the prize vessel Pomona of Poole, bound from Trapani to Newfoundland with salt, seized by French privateers flying Moorish colours. (Manuscript) 1803-07-27 - 1803-07-27 CRK/17/70
Papers relating to Tunis (and Tripoli and Algiers). Mr Clarke (vice consul at Tunis) to Mr Macauley, Tunis, 27 July 1803 (extract) on passports and the prize vessel Pomona of Poole, bound from Trapani to Newfoundland with salt, seized by French privateers flying Moorish colours.