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Minto to Nelson, Minto, 2 September 1803, expressing satisfaction at George's appointment to the HMS MAIDSTONE, seeking confirmation from Lord St Vincent, considers the army to be less active than the navy, sending thanks from the family including from Admiral Elliot (Manuscript)
1803-09-02 - ?
CRK/9/66
Minto to Nelson, Minto, 5 Oct 1803, waiting to hear of George's confirmation from Lord St Vincent, raising a regiment in the Scottish borders, opinion of Addington's government (Manuscript)
1803-10-05 - ?
CRK/9/67
Captain later Admiral Sir George Murray (1759-1819) to Nelson, HMS EDGAR, Kioge Bay, 16 June 1801, requesting a survey on stores (Manuscript)
1801-06-16 - ?
CRK/9/63
Morier to Nelson, reporting his meeting with Captain Leake,and his plan to travel as far north as Seutarri(?) to complete the survey, has been instructed to say he had received no reply to Ali Pasha's proposals, the antiquities of Lord Elgin are in cases at Cerigo and Athens requiring transport to Malta (Manuscript)
1804-12-19
CRK/9/72
Lieutenant Edward Mitchell (d.1805) to Thomas Wallis of the HMS AMAZON, BOXER, Margate Roads, 10 September 1801, about a pilot (Manuscript)
1801-09-10 - ?
CRK/9/48
Catherine Miller, to Nelson, Queen Anne Street, 5 April 1804, a friend of Lady Hamilton, recommending Mr Ogle Moore of the MAIDSTONE (Manuscript)
1804-04-05 - ?
CRK/9/45
Lieutenant Peter Rider Minster (d.1836)to Nelson, QUEEN cutter, Ramsgate Pier, 12 September 1801, defective keel being replaced (Manuscript)
1801-09-12 - ?
CRK/9/46
Captain Moubray, later Vice Admiral Sir Richard Hussey, (d.1842) to Nelson, HMS ACTIVE, Valette [Malta], 9 November 1804, reporting the actions of Lieutenant Skynner of L' HIRONDELLE Syracuse (Manuscript)
1804-11-09 - ?
CRK/9/58
Rear Admiral Sir George Montagu (1829) to Nelson, Portsmouth, 18 August 1805, advising that the Admiralty has directed by telegraph leave for Nelson to come to town (Manuscript)
1805-08-18
CRK/9/51
Noble to Hugh Elliot [British Minister at Naples 1803-6 (1752-1830)], 30 March 1804, reporting British merchants still prisoners at Leghorn, an embargo on other vessels (Manuscript)
1804-03-30
CRK/9/128
Totty to Nelson, bad weather, sending hides to Danzig, sending letter requesting a court martial (Manuscript)
1801-06-12 - ?
CRK/12/137
Totty to Nelson on getting provisions from Danzig, a shortage of bread in the fleet, news on the Swedish fleet (Manuscript)
1801
CRK/12/133
Trigge to Nelson, Gibraltar, 14 September 1803, on the supply of coals, news from Madrid, arrival of American ships with prizes, annotated by Nelson, 'Sir T Trigge, ansd Oct 4th' (Manuscript)
1803-09-14 - ?
CRK/12/148
Unsigned (draft), Algeciras, ? 3 July [1803], on the position of French merchant ships and firing from shore batteries at British ships who cut their cables (Manuscript)
1803-07-03 - ?
CRK/12/147
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 25 August 1801, am, ship movements (Manuscript)
1801-08-25
CRK/8/141
Trigge to Nelson matters undecided but Court of Spain entirely under Bonaparte's influence. 1500 [French] seamen passing through Spain to man ships at Ferrol from St Domingo, news on convoys (Manuscript)
1803-09-20
CRK/12/149
Lutwidge to Nelson, Deal, 18 August [1801], 4pm, message received by telegraph from Admiral Dickson (Manuscript)
1801-08-18
CRK/8/137
Trigge to Nelson enclosing intelligence on ships at Cadiz, improvements to fortifications, negotiations with French merchants, correspondence on a neutrality violation, a problem supplying coals to ships (Manuscript)
1803-08-01 - ?
CRK/12/145
Captain Alixr Shine to Nelson, LYNX, Yarmouth Roads, 29 August 1801, (copy), having returned from an inspection of the FURNACE at Blakeney, found Lieutenant Suckling has her ready for sea, but crew used to help local farmers, consider the vessel helps to keep down revolt over high prices (Manuscript)
1801-08-29
CRK/12/57
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION at Sea, 21 June 1805, recommending Mr Moore the gunner now transferred to the Donegal, his difficulty in reading telegraph signals (Manuscript)
1805-06-21
CRK/12/126
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, Gibraltar Bay, 27 June 1804, prefers to remain in his present ship rather than move to a ship of the line (Manuscript)
1804-06-27
CRK/12/124
E Napier to Nelson, HMS SULPHUR, 14 June 1801, entered the Navy in 1797 as a clerk by Lady Nelson's recommendation, now a purser, seeking employment (Manuscript)
1801-06-14 - ?
CRK/9/95
Henry Nelson to Nelson, HMS KITE, 16 August 1801, concerning his promise of a position as purser of a larger ship when conveying him home in HMS KITE (Manuscript)
1801-08-16 - ?
CRK/9/97
Jervis to Nelson, HMS VICTORY, off Toulon, 1 October [1796], arrest of Sawyer, evacuation plans (Manuscript)
1796-10-01 - ?
CRK/11/80
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