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Hon Captain Stopford (later Admiral Sir Robert, d.1847) to Nelson, HMS SPENCER, Hamoaze, 6 July 1803, recommending Captain Hillyer (Manuscript) 1803-07-06 - ? CRK/12/84
Melville to Nelson, Admiralty, 28 August 1804, dispatches from Lord Harrowby for Mr Elliot sent with Captain Leake, concerning their Neapolitan Majesties, need safe and speedy delivery (Manuscript) 1804-08-28 CRK/9/27
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON in the Downs, 30 August 1801, commenting on the lack of ability of John Damon, master of the PLUMPER (Manuscript) 1801-08-30 CRK/12/115
Captain Samuel Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON at the Nore, 9 August 1801, on the need to remove his Main mast, having left Admiral Pole at Yarmouth with nine ships after passing through the Belt without a ship aground (Manuscript) 1801-08-09 - ? CRK/12/113
R. Symes to Nelson, Colston Parade, Bristol, 2 August 1801, with a suggestion for defeating the enemy (Manuscript) 1801-08-02 - ? CRK/12/112
Edward Stanley to Nelson, Trieste, 12 July 1804, privateers in the Adriatick, need convoys of two armed ships (Manuscript) 1804-07-12 - ? CRK/12/72
George Sparrow to Alexander Davison, Downing Street, 4 September 1803, recommending his brother John Lucas, a masters mate on the HMS SCEPTRE, and friend of Mr Foresti at Corfu, annotated 'the writer is one of the principal messengers in the War Department ever yours AD' (Manuscript) 1803-09-04 - ? CRK/12/68
Graeme Spence to Nelson, SORTINGS Surveying Sloop in Harwich Harbour, 11 August 1801, reporting his lack of success in getting pilots, older men in oyster smacks earn more per day, can get one man from Brightlingsea for half a guinea (4s.6d more than you offered), other pilots do not know the rivers, he can take your frigate into Maldon river, but not over the Naze, Admiralty not yet published his charts for fear of the enemy (Manuscript) 1801-08-11 - ? CRK/12/70
Captain George Martin, later Admiral, (1764-1847) to Nelson, HMS NORTHUMBERLAND, before Alexandria, 17 June [1801], offering congratulations on Copenhagen, only (Captain) Louis of the HMS MINOTAUR of the old set here (Manuscript) 1801-06-17 - ? CRK/9/6
Captain George Martin, later Admiral, (1764-1847) to Nelson, HMS COLOSSUS at the Nore, 8 August [1803], asking to be sent to the Mediterranean to serve under him (Manuscript) 1803-08-08 - ? CRK/9/7
James Buffin to Nelson, TERROR, 15 June 1801, served under you in HMS THESEUS for seven years, now acting carpenter, to think of me if a vacancy occurs, annotated by Nelson 'deserving a better ship by Captain Rowley's information' (Manuscript) 1801-05-15 - ? CRK/2/128
Lieutenant Colonel Durler to 'Monsieur', Porto Ferraio, 19 January 1797, (in French) concerning Austrians on board the vessels. (Manuscript) 1797-01-19 - 1797-01-19 CRK/18/26
Louis to Nelson, HMS CONQUEROR, off St Vincent, 6 July 1803, hope to move under his orders, concern for son, annotated by Nelson 'ans'd Augt 22nd Captain Louis' (Manuscript) 1803-07-06 - ? CRK/8/107
Louis to Nelson, HMS CONQUEROR, Cawsand Bay, 2 June 1803, concern over son's lack of promotion, annotated by Nelson 'Captain Louis ansd' (Manuscript) 1803-06-02 - ? CRK/8/106
Hood to Hamilton, HMS VICTORY, Porto Ferrara, 30 January 1794, my report of evacuation based on report of Lieutenant General Dundas, that Neapolitan troops left without consent, putting Toulon refugees ashore (Manuscript) 1794-01-30 CRK/7/55
Lieutenant Colonel J.T. Layard to Sir Alexander Ball, Messina, 27 July 1803, (copy) on the strength of the Garrison at Messina, also 27 July on gun boats, 31 July on gun positions, and intelligence from Mr Broadbent [a merchant] on French movements in Calabria (Manuscript) 1803-07-27 CRK/1/96
Lindholm to Nelson, Copenhagen, 15 June 1801, news from London that embargo removed from Russian and Danish ships, hope for reconciliation, views on role of Danish and Norwedian navies (Manuscript) 1801-06-15 - ? CRK/8/76
Mrs Cadogan (Emma's mother) to Lady Hamilton (at Cranwich, Brandon Norfolk), Merton, 1 [3]August 1804, with news of the farm and robberies. (Manuscript) 1804-08-01 - 1804-08-01 CRK/20/63
Henry Clarke to Nelson, 21 August 1803, on delivering Nelson's demand to the Bey to respect neutrality. (Manuscript) 1803-08-21 - 1803-08-21 CRK/17/73
Captain Durban to Nelson, Weazle, Tunis, 20 August 1803, on French privateers in the port with prizes, his demand that the Bashaw Bey should observe neutrality, 30 neutral ships loading for French ports, the pro consul passive and awaiting instruction. (Manuscript) 1803-08-20 - 1803-08-20 CRK/17/65
Mrs Bianchi to Lady Hamilton, Gillwell House, nr Waltham Abbey, Essex, 28 August 1804, awaiting a musical visit from her, offering her services. (Manuscript) 1804-08-28 - 1804-08-28 CRK/22/28
William Bolton (brother of Thomas Bolton) to Lady Hamilton, Hollesley Bay, 11 August 1801, requesting a recommendation for his son to serve with Nelson, on seeing the Medusa from the parsonage, and news from Sir Edward Berry. (Manuscript) 1801-08-11 - 1801-08-11 CRK/22/31
Acton to Nelson, on board Foudroyant, 1 August 1799, on Cardinal Ruffo and the capitulation (Manuscript) 1799-08-01 CRK/1/10
Edward Crofton to the earl of Galloway at Ealing, 22 August 1801, requesting a recommendation for a friend seeking a commission (Manuscript) 1801-08-22 - 1801-08-22 CRK/22/53