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Nathaniel Taylor to Nelson, Malta, 29 October 1803, assuring him of his services (Manuscript)
1803-10-29
CRK/13/5
Nathaniel Taylor to Nelson, Malta, 29 October 1803, assuring him of his services
Abraham Goldsmid to Nelson, London, 11 November 1803, recommended Mr Duncan Mackenzie, Lieutenant of the STATELY (Manuscript)
1803-11-11
CRK/6/53
Abraham Goldsmid to Nelson, London, 11 November 1803, recommended Mr Duncan Mackenzie, Lieutenant of the STATELY
President of the senate to Foresti, Corfu, 27September 1803, (copy in Italian) (Manuscript)
1803-09-27
CRK/5/124
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. President of the senate to Foresti, Corfu, 27September 1803, (copy in Italian)
Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 9 October 1803, enclosing letters for England (Manuscript)
1803-10-09
CRK/5/126
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 9 October 1803, enclosing letters for England
Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 23 September 1803, Corfu vessels seized by British frigates, enclosing letter from the senate (duplicate of CRK/5/120) (Manuscript)
1803-09-23
CRK/5/121
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 23 September 1803, Corfu vessels seized by British frigates, enclosing letter from the senate (duplicate of CRK/5/120)
Senator Teotochi, president of the Republic of the Seven Isles to Foresti, Corfu, 11-23 September 1803, (in Italian) annotated as from Comte Mocinego (Manuscript)
1803-09-11 - 1803-09-23
CRK/5/122
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Senator Teotochi, president of the Republic of the Seven Isles to Foresti, Corfu, 11-23 September 1803, (in Italian) annotated as from Comte Mocinego
Senator Teotochi, president of the Republic of the Seven Isles to Foresti, Corfu, 25 September 1803, (copy in Italian) (Manuscript)
1803-09-25
CRK/5/123
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Senator Teotochi, president of the Republic of the Seven Isles to Foresti, Corfu, 25 September 1803, (copy in Italian)
Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Gibraltar, 18 September 1804, enclosing letter from Captain Pearce, and copy of letter sent to Mr Frere (Manuscript)
1804-09-18
CRK/6/41
Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Gibraltar, 18 September 1804, enclosing letter from Captain Pearce, and copy of letter sent to Mr Frere
Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Gibraltar, 21June 1804, picked up seamen wrecked in APOLLO, brought wine from Madeira, Captain Ryves taking a convoy and money from Cadiz, problems with 7 privateers cruising in the cut (Manuscript)
1804-06-21
CRK/6/36
Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Gibraltar, 21June 1804, [2 pages], picked up seamen wrecked in APOLLO, brought wine from Madeira, Captain Ryves taking a convoy and money from Cadiz, problems with 7 privateers cruising in the cut
Gore to Frere [minister at Madrid], HMS MEDUSA, Cadiz, 24 June 1804, [copy], transmitting a letter sent to the governor of Cadiz concerning the enemy' s privateers under spanish colours (Manuscript)
1804-06-24
CRK/6/37
Gore to Frere [minister at Madrid], HMS MEDUSA, Cadiz, 24 June 1804, [copy], transmitting a letter sent to the governor of Cadiz concerning the enemy' s privateers under spanish colours
Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Gibraltar, 14 July 1804, two portuguese 74s sailed from the Tagus, suspect a secret treaty, illness of the king, cabinet changes expected, successful measures against privateers with three being dismantled at Cadiz (Manuscript)
1804-07-14
CRK/6/38
Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Gibraltar, 14 July 1804, two portuguese 74s sailed from the Tagus, suspect a secret treaty, illness of the king, cabinet changes expected, successful measures against privateers with three being dismantled at Cadiz
Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 26 February 1804, protest at granting of flags and passes by this republic to ships of other nations, intelligence on French (Manuscript)
1804-02-26
CRK/5/129
Spiridion Foresti, resident to the Republic of the Seven Isles at Corgu, formerly merchant and consul at Zante. Foresti to Nelson, Corfu, 26 February 1804, protest at granting of flags and passes by this republic to ships of other nations, intelligence on French
Queen Charlotte of Naples to Nelson, 28 June 1804, [in French] assure you of my esteem for Acton (Manuscript)
1804-06-28
CRK/3/57
Queen Charlotte of Naples to Nelson, 28 June 1804, [in French] assure you of my esteem for Acton
Queen Charlotte of Naples to Nelson, 21 February 1805, [in French with envelope] Mr Eliot [French Ambassador in Naples] will tell you about our position, news from Paris of 5 February (Manuscript)
1805-02-21
CRK/3/59
Queen Charlotte of Naples to Nelson, 21 February 1805, [in French with envelope] Mr Eliot [French Ambassador in Naples] will tell you about our position, news from Paris of 5 February
JM Poole to Nelson, Organford near Poole, requesting assistance (Manuscript)
CRK/10/73
JM Poole to Nelson, Organford near Poole, requesting assistance
Captain Poulden (d.1845) to Captain Sutton of HMS AMAZON, ALKMAAR, Downs, 12 September 1801, on the supply of provisions (Manuscript)
1801-09-12
CRK/10/74
Captain Poulden (d.1845) to Captain Sutton of HMS AMAZON, ALKMAAR, Downs, 12 September 1801, on the supply of provisions
Captain Praed (later vice Admiral) to Captain Shepard of HMS REDOUBT, FIRM gun brig, 21 August 1801, on manning problems (Manuscript)
1801-08-21
CRK/10/75
Captain Praed (later vice Admiral) to Captain Shepard of HMS REDOUBT, FIRM gun brig, 21 August 1801, on manning problems
Queen Charlotte of Naples to Nelson, 6 July 1803, [in French] your letter perfectly understands our position, having a ship always off Naples for safety of my family (Manuscript)
1803-07-06
CRK/3/55
Queen Charlotte of Naples to Nelson, 6 July 1803, [in French] your letter perfectly understands our position, having a ship always off Naples for safety of my family
Captain D'Arcy Preston (later Admiral, d 1847) to Nelson, HMS DIDO, Porto Ferrario, 10 January 1797, requesting a survey of stores (Manuscript)
1797-01-10
CRK/10/76
Captain D'Arcy Preston (later Admiral, d 1847) to Nelson, HMS DIDO, Porto Ferrario, 10 January 1797, requesting a survey of stores
Thomas Pollard to Nelson, Naples, 7 January 1797, on prize accounts requested by Captain Cockburn, problems with customs at Naples, will send the china (Manuscript)
1797-01-07
CRK/10/69
Thomas Pollard to Nelson, Naples, 7 January 1797, on prize accounts requested by Captain Cockburn, problems with customs at Naples, will send the china
Mr Walter Churchey, clerk to Judge Hardinge, to Nelson, Brecon, 27 September 1804, enclosing an essay (Manuscript)
1804-09-27
CRK/3/50
Mr Walter Churchey, clerk to Judge Hardinge, to Nelson, Brecon, 27 September 1804, enclosing an essay
Pollard to Nelson, Mahon, 29 November 1800, planning to move to Malta or Sicily, offering his services (Manuscript)
1800-11-29
CRK/10/72
Pollard to Nelson, Mahon, 29 November 1800, planning to move to Malta or Sicily, offering his services
Edward Clayfield to Nelson, Bristol, 21 January 1805, partner in trade of Edward Gaynor, victualler to the fleet, concern he may be confined by Spanish Government (Manuscript)
1805-01-21
CRK/3/52
Edward Clayfield to Nelson, Bristol, 21 January 1805, partner in trade of Edward Gaynor, victualler to the fleet, concern he may be confined by Spanish Government
Cornwallis to Nelson, VILLE DE PARIS, off Brest, 12 February 1804, news of French fleet at Brest, Captain Whitby on passage home (Manuscript)
1804-02-12
CRK/3/69
Admiral Sir William Cornwallis (1744-1819). Cornwallis to Nelson, VILLE DE PARIS, off Brest, 12 February 1804, news of French fleet at Brest, Captain Whitby on passage home
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