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Thomas Messer to Nelson was ordered by Emperor Paul to Moskow [in 1801] with the other English officers and superseded in his command at Corfu, but learned of the Emperor's death before arrival in Constantinople, requesting a recommendation for present Emperor Alexander, now proceeding to Corfu with the SOBEDA and 1700 men (Manuscript)
1804-07-03 - ?
CRK/9/38
Melhuish to Nelson, HMS ALLIANCE, at the Nore, 16 August 1801, received sea fencibles and impressed men (Manuscript)
1801-08-16 - ?
CRK/9/33
Melhuish to Nelson, HMS ALLIANCE, near the Gunfleet, 16 September [1801], difficulties with the supply of beef (Manuscript)
1801-09-16 - ?
CRK/9/34
Sir Evan Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 2 September 1803, Nelson's letters of 8 July received, sending AMAZON and SUFFISANTE, Lord St Vincent [First Lord of the Admiralty] reported well (Manuscript)
1803-09-02 - ?
CRK/9/105
Sir Evan Nepean to Nelson, Admiralty, 7 September 1801, news from Egypt (Manuscript)
1801-09-07 - ?
CRK/9/104
St Vincent to Nelson, 8 August 1801, sending Nelson the HMS ST ALBANS instead of the HMS DE RUYTER (Manuscript)
1801-08-08 - ?
CRK/11/108
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty 10 August 1801, advice from Paris that the invasion is to come from Flanders, sea fencibles, views of Admiral Dickson (Manuscript)
1801-08-10 - ?
CRK/11/109
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 3 August 1801, on the reasons for keeping the French vessels outside the jetty, Nelson's presence to dispel apprehensions in the country (Manuscript)
1801-08-03 - ?
CRK/11/104
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 7 August 1801, on the role of Admiral Dickson, reporting the enemy invasion more likely to be from the Dutch coast, Nelson's bombardment has raised peoples' spirits, news of Saumarez (Manuscript)
1801-08-07 - ?
CRK/11/106
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 29 July 1801, preparations of sea fencibles, Greenwich pensioners, revenue cutters, movement of enemy boats from Calais to Boulogne, Admirals Lutwidge, Dickson and Graeme advised of Nelson's appointment (Manuscript)
1801-07-29
CRK/11/102
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 3 June 1801, hoping soon to take Nelson by the hand (Manuscript)
1801-06-03 - ?
CRK/11/101
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 28 August 1801, on appointments, and Parkers progress (Manuscript)
1801-08-28
CRK/11/119
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 3 September 1801, on sending smaller vessels to guard harbours (Manuscript)
1801-09-03 - ?
CRK/11/120
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 20 August 1801, on Parker's progress, and availability of ships (Manuscript)
1801-08-20
CRK/11/117
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 19 August 1801, on the enemy evading Captain Russel, Dr Baird's encouraging views on Captain Parker, offering his opinion of Captains Bedford and Conn, and prospects for attack on Calais (Manuscript)
1801-08-19
CRK/11/116
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 12 August 1801, reporting delays with ordnance, and news of the fall of Cairo (Manuscript)
1801-08-12 - ?
CRK/11/111
St Vincent to Nelson, 17 August 1801, result of the attack could not be forseen, intelligence on Dunkirk as rendezvous (Manuscript)
1801-08-17 - ?
CRK/11/113
St Vincent to Nelson, 14 August 1801, intelligence indicates that Ireland is the object of the enemy descent, accompanied by demonstrations from Boulogne, and asserting that he doesn't believe in consultation (Manuscript)
1801-08-14 - ?
CRK/11/112
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, San Fiorenzo Bay, 17 October [1796], awaiting arrival of Captains, so unlikely to get away as soon as expected, Sawyer's court martial tomorrow (Manuscript)
1796-10-17
CRK/11/89
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, San Fiorenzo Bay, 16 October [1796], need for completion of evacuation of Bastia, to take troops from Porto Ferrajo and Caprajo in line of battle ships if no transports (Manuscript)
1796-10-16 - ?
CRK/11/86
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, San Fiorenzo Bay, 15 October [1796], on the embarkation at Bastia, in need of water for ships (Manuscript)
1796-10-15 - ?
CRK/11/85
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, San Fiorenzo Bay, 17 October, 5 o'clock am, convoys from Smyrna and Gaeta expected, to delay joining until the garrison withdrawal is complete (Manuscript)
1796-10-17
CRK/11/88
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, San Fiorenzo Bay, 16 October [1796], to send Cockburn to Genoa for Madame Caffarina's letters, and to negotiate for release of men (Manuscript)
1796-10-16 - ?
CRK/11/87
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 8 September [1796], arrangements for his mast repair (Manuscript)
1796-09-08 - ?
CRK/11/82
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