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Mr Rowley to Nelson, Devonshire Place, 24 April 1801, recommending Captain Rowley of the HMS TERROR Bomb vessel (Manuscript)
1801-04-24
CRK/10/142
Rose to Nelson, HMS JAMAICA, Dungeness Roads, 21 September 1801, on the defects of the HMS HIND cutter (Manuscript)
1801-09-21
CRK/10/135
Bulkeley to Nelson, 5 November 1803, invasion fears, Earl still holds fast at the Admiralty, thanks for kindness to my son (Manuscript)
1803-11-05
CRK/2/88
Bey of Algiers, Mustapha Pasha, to Nelson, Algiers, 6 July 1804, (translation), on Maltese passports and the withdrawal of Mr Falcon (the British consul). (Manuscript)
1804-07-06 - 1804-07-06
CRK/17/83
Bey of Algiers to Nelson, Algerie, 15 June 1804 (in Italian) concerning Captain Keats. (Manuscript)
1804-06-15 - 1804-06-15
CRK/17/82
Bey of Tunis to Nelson, 10 April 1804, (in Italian). (Manuscript)
1804-04-10 - 1804-04-10
CRK/17/81
Richard Booth to Commissioners for victualling the Navy, Dantzig, 26 July 1801, drawn on you for £12,000 for victualling the fleet (Manuscript)
1801-07-26
CRK/2/101
Clarke to Nelson, Tunis, 2 Oct 1803, on the reply of the Bey to several complaints. (Manuscript)
1803-10-02 - 1803-10-02
CRK/17/74
Booth and Haslewood (Nelson's solicitors) to Nelson, Craven Street, 23 September 1803, legal opinion on shipping of merchant's goods (Manuscript)
1803-09-23
CRK/2/102
Clarke to Nelson, Tunis, 6 Dec 1803, on negotiations over Maltese vessels. (Manuscript)
1803-12-06 - 1803-12-06
CRK/17/76
Bolton to Nelson, HMS DART, Dover Roads, 26 September 1801, arrived at Dover and awaiting provisions and water (Manuscript)
1801-09-26
CRK/2/98
Messrs Boddington, Phillips & Sharp to Nelson, London, 10 October 1804, about insurance on a cargo from Trieste on the LION, taken by a French privateer, information from Mr Comelati whose house you lodged in at Ancona (Manuscript)
1804-10-10
CRK/2/96
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 25 July 1795, will apply to get oxen from Piedmont to supply the fleet (Manuscript)
1795-07-25
CRK/4/45
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 29 July 1795, communication by signal with De Vins, enclosing draft of letter of 28 July 1795 from Drake to General De Vins [in French] (Manuscript)
1795-07-29
CRK/4/46
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 29 July 1795, ships attempting to sail from here to Marseilles (Manuscript)
1795-07-29
CRK/4/48
Sir Francis Drake, British Minister at Genoa. Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 18 July 1795, importance of cooperation with the Austrian Army under General De Vins, and stopping neutral vessels bound for France (Manuscript)
1795-07-18
CRK/4/41
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 23 July 1795, corn seized from neutral vessels should be sold (Manuscript)
1795-07-23
CRK/4/42
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 25 July 1795, request for all well intentioned Frenchmen returning to France to pass unmolested if have passports issued by me, information on passage of rich ships from Marseilles (Manuscript)
1795-07-25
CRK/4/44
Donnelly to Nelson, HMS NARCISSUS, Roses Bay, 13 January 1804, Mr Gayner to ship onions, quarantine problems, Intelligence (Manuscript)
1804-01-13
CRK/4/39
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 15 August 1795, request for passage to meet General de Vins and Admiral Hotham (Manuscript)
1795-08-15
CRK/4/57
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 1 September 1795, congratulations on success, supply of corn to coast, wine received (Manuscript)
1795-09-01
CRK/4/58
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 8 September 1795, inactivity of Austrian army (Manuscript)
1795-09-08
CRK/4/59
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 4 August 1795, letter sent with Sardinian consul at Genoa, passports for protection of cargo (Manuscript)
1795-08-04
CRK/4/52
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 10 August 1795, about a French privateer, French ships still in harbour (Manuscript)
1795-08-10
CRK/4/55
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