Lord Garlies to Nelson, HMS LIVELY, Leghorn Roads, 20 October [1796], concerning the evacuation, ship movements, short of provisions, continuing the blockade, intelligence on Austrians, Wurmser still besieged at Mantua, soldiers will never acknowledge your help

Lord Garlies (Captain, after November 1803 Earl of Galloway, later Admiral, 1768- 1834). Lord Garlies to Nelson, HMS LIVELY, Leghorn Roads, 20 October [1796], concerning the evacuation, ship movements, short of provisions, continuing the blockade, intelligence on Austrians, Wurmser still besieged at Mantua, soldiers will never acknowledge your help

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ID:	CRK/6/5
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Phillipps-Croker
Date made:	1796-10-20
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	1 item
Parts:	A series of correspondence from individuals whose surnames begins with 'G' including Edward Gayner, Doctor Gaskin and Captain Gore. (Manuscript) Lord Galloway to Nelson, Ealing House, 22 August 1801, recommending a midshipman, Edward Crofton (Manuscript) (CRK/6/1) Charles Gallowes to Nelson, Edward's Ward, St. Thomas's Hospital, a humble petition concerning loss of limbs on board the LION when in Sicily, now a patient, requesting help in transfer to Greenwich Hospital (Manuscript) (CRK/6/2) Lieutenant Gardner to Nelson, HMS TIGRESS, the Downs, 30 July 1801, ready for sea, awaiting a master (Manuscript) (CRK/6/3) Lieutenant Gardner to Nelson, HMS TIGRESS, 4 September 1801, ready for sea (Manuscript) (CRK/6/4) Lord Garlies to Nelson, HMS LIVELY, Leghorn Roads, 20 October [1796], concerning the evacuation, ship movements, short of provisions, continuing the blockade, intelligence on Austrians, Wurmser still besieged at Mantua, soldiers will never acknowledge your help (Manuscript) (CRK/6/5) George Garth to Nelson, Beverley, 30 August 1804, recommending his nephew (Manuscript) (CRK/6/6) Captain Thomas Garth [d.1842] to Nelson, HMS CAMEL, Gibraltar Bay, 22 December 1804, enclosing letters [not enclosed] (Manuscript) (CRK/6/7) Doctor George Gaskin to Nelson, Bath Build, 3 June 1803, the society for promoting Christian knowledge supplying bibles for HMS VICTORY (Manuscript) (CRK/6/8) Edward Gayner, [quaker and merchant] to Nelson, Rosas Bay, 13 June 1804, forwarded letter to England, casks of brandy on the transports, problem of payment of duty, other wine samples also shipped (Manuscript) (CRK/6/9) Edward Gayner, [quaker and merchant] to Nelson, Rosas Bay, 9 July 1804, payment for deserters of £8 each (Manuscript) (CRK/6/10) Edward Gayner, [quaker and merchant] to Nelson, Rosas Bay, 26 July 1804, method of forwarding letters, supplying onions, saw the Swift cutter [captured by the French] in a small harbour (Manuscript) (CRK/6/11) Richard Gay to Nelson, Lincolns Inn, 8 February 18[03], requesting help for his friend Despard (Manuscript) (CRK/6/12) Richard Gay to Nelson, Lincolns Inn, 15 February 1803, pleading for Despard [condemned for treason] (Manuscript) (CRK/6/13) Captain John Gore, later Vice Admiral Sir John, (d.1836). Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA off Boulogne, 14 August 1801, request for a survey on beer (Manuscript) (CRK/6/14) Captain John Gore, later Vice Admiral Sir John, (d.1836). Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, 30 August 1801, thanking him for a present (Manuscript) (CRK/6/15) Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Dungeness Roads, 6 September 1801, request for a master, list of ships at anchor here (Manuscript) (CRK/6/16) Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, Point Porte, 7 September 1801, heard the firing by Dart at enemy ships, sailed here finding the enemy under a battery, will try to prevent them reaching Boulogne (Manuscript) (CRK/6/17) Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, off Boulogne, 7 September 1801, no sign of any vessels outside the harbour (Manuscript) (CRK/6/18) Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, off Boulogne,9 September 1801, observed the enemy throwing up batteries along the coast (Manuscript) (CRK/6/19) Gore to Nelson, HMS MEDUSA, off Boulogne, 10 September 1801, sailing of Dutch ships for the Texel, enemy ships sailing close to the beach (Manuscript) (CRK/6/20)

Lord Garlies to Nelson, HMS LIVELY, Leghorn Roads, 20 October [1796], concerning the evacuation, ship movements, short of provisions, continuing the blockade, intelligence on Austrians, Wurmser still besieged at Mantua, soldiers will never acknowledge your help

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