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Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, Bay of Naples, 19 July 1799, (in clerks hand, signed by Acton), on letters from Lord Keith, requesting Nelson to stay rather than sail for Minorca given the failure of the Russians to arrive (Manuscript) 1799-07-19 CRK/1/9
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 10 June 1799, on sending the instructions given to the prince, and agreeing to send Sir William Hamilton, with arrangements for troops and horses (Manuscript) 1799-06-10 CRK/1/6
Acton to Nelson, Palermo, 30 June 1799, thanking him for measures taken in seizing rebels, King planning to set sail (Manuscript) 1799-06-30 CRK/1/7
Turkish letters 1803-5. Letter, no date, in Arabic. (Manuscript) CRK/18/80
Abdul Kadir, Captain Pasha to Nelson, no date, (in French), concerning the activities of a merchant vessel under flag of the Ottoman Porte. (Manuscript) CRK/18/77
Mr Eaton to Lady Hamilton, no date, Sunday morn, unable to dine. (Manuscript) CRK/22/62
Mary Duncan to Lady Hamilton, Dial, 2 Sept 1801, her husband is master mate of the Amazon, requesting the position of acting lieutenant of a cutter, formerly on the Alcmene at Copenhagen. (Manuscript) 1801-09-02 - 1801-09-02 CRK/22/59
M Douglas to Lady Hamilton, no date, Severino's, Wednesday morn, on accompanying her and enquiring about the dress code. (Manuscript) CRK/22/58
Denham to Lady Hamilton, Rome, 26 Sept 1794, on Sir William's health, news of Prince Augustus, on his family, and other visitors. (Manuscript) 1794-09-26 - 1794-09-26 CRK/22/55
Joseph Denham to Lady Hamilton, Rome, 16 Sept 1794, enquiring after Sir William. (Manuscript) 1794-09-16 - 1794-09-16 CRK/22/54
C Douglas to Lady Hamilton, 7 Duke St, Grosvenor Square, 13 Feb 1804, enclosing her account. (Manuscript) 1804-02-13 - 1804-02-13 CRK/22/56
Robert Greville (brother of Charles) to Sir William Hamilton, Kings Mews, 1 July 1787, recommending his paymaster sergeant Francis White, on his collection of paintings of views of Wales by Smith. (Manuscript) 1787-07-01 - 1787-07-01 CRK/22/70
Thomas Graham, Mahon, 15 Dec 1798, few officers here under General Stuart, but hopes to go home via Naples, on Nelson's victory, and respects to Countess Bruce. (Manuscript) 1798-12-15 - 1798-12-15 CRK/22/69
Lady Hamilton to the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Addington), no date,(Draft on two pages, not in Lady Hamilton's hand), requesting a portion of Sir William's pension, on her services for the refitting of the fleet in Sicily before the Nile. (Manuscript) CRK/22/72
Elizabeth Gottlieb to Lady Hamilton (Hambleton), St James Place, 11 April 1804, asking for assistance. (Manuscript) 1804-04-11 - 1804-04-11 CRK/22/68
Catherine Conner, 38 Silver st, Golden Square, no date, asking for assistance. (Manuscript) CRK/22/51
William Compton to Lady Hamilton, 33 Harley St, 3 March 1804, sending a hare from the countryside, on Nelson, on the cold weather and his health. (Manuscript) 1804-03-03 - 1804-03-03 CRK/22/50
Francis Canning to Lady Hamilton, Perugia, 12 July 1794, his concern over Naples, enclosing a letter from Mrs Stuart concerning a watch for the Archbishop.Croker (Manuscript) 1794-07-12 - 1794-07-12 CRK/22/44
Descres to 'Milord', Culloden, (1799), 16 floreal an 8 de la republique francaise (in French), concerning Captain Ball and prisoners and the Guillaume Tell. (Manuscript) CRK/18/23
Contre Amiral Descres to 'Milord', Culloden, (1799), 14 floreal an 8 de la republique francaise, reporting his arrival at Malta and wishing to see him. (Manuscript) CRK/18/22
Note on the proclamation of Prince Charles of Hesse, 25 March 1801, (in French, 3 pages including folder), with newspaper cutting. (Manuscript) 1801-03-25 - 1801-03-25 CRK/18/15
Francois Xavier Defridiary, to 'Monsigneur', Florence 8 June 1801, (in French). (Manuscript) 1801-06-08 - 1801-06-08 CRK/18/32
Descres to 'Milord', Culloden, en rade de Marsa, (1799), le 24 Germinal, an 8 (in French), on the seizure of the Guillame Tell, and being taken prisoner. (Manuscript) CRK/18/24
Mr Jackson, British Minister at Turin, 31 March 1798, (copy), Extract addressed to 'Your Lordship', (possibly Lord Grenville, the Foreign Secretary), on the arrival of a French fleet in the Gulph of Spezia, ordering 3 months provisions. (Manuscript) 1798-03-31 - 1798-03-31 CRK/18/1