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St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 17 June 1803 (copy, duplicate) (Manuscript)
1803-06-17 - ?
CRK/11/136
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 20 November 1803, the victualling board have recommended Mr Ford, for the office of agent victualler afloat, who acquitted himself well at Lisbon after Mr Heatly went wrong, on a salary of £500 pa, storeships now loading, hoping to send reinforcements but short of men (Manuscript)
1803-11-20
CRK/11/145
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 24 September 1803 (copy, second duplicate) (Manuscript)
1803-09-24
CRK/11/144
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 20 November 1803, (duplicate) (Manuscript)
1803-11-20
CRK/11/146
St Vincent to Nelson, Admiralty, 24 September 1803, (copy, duplicate) (Manuscript)
1803-09-24
CRK/11/143
Captain William Bedford (1764?-1827), later vice Admiral. Bedford to Nelson, HMS LEYDEN, Downs, 1 August 1801, unable to find pilots unless pay £20 the first month and 6 shillings a day thereafter (Manuscript)
1801-08-01 - ?
CRK/2/25
Captain Sir Henry William Bayntun, later Admiral (1766-1840). Bayntun to Nelson, HMS LEVIATHAN at sea, 5 October 1804, unable to identify a seaman (Manuscript)
1804-10-05 - ?
CRK/2/23
Colonel Baretti, father of Lieutenant Henry Baretti and friend of Nelson's brother Maurice, when he served on Lord Moira's staff. Baretti Senior to Nelson, Southampton, 11 September 1801, thanks for letter regarding my son's conduct, wish for a better ship for him (Manuscript)
1801-09-11 - ?
CRK/2/16
Mr Benjamin Baynton, son Benjamin became lieutenant in 1810 (d.1854). Baynton to Nelson, London, 10 June 1803, arrangements for paying an allowance to my son (Manuscript)
1803-06-10 - ?
CRK/2/19
Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, off Cape Malabat, 19 December 1804, hoping to get provisions from Tangiers including cattle and lemon juice as suffering badly from scurvy, ship movements, intelligence on Portuguese embargo on British vessels, escaped contagion ashore at Gibraltar, also short of clothing (Manuscript)
1804-12-19
CRK/11/171
Strachan to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, 17 September 1804, apologises for the mistake (Manuscript)
1804-09-17 - ?
CRK/11/168
David Murdoch (Gunner) to Nelson, HMS MAJESTIC, Hamoze, Plymouth, 30 November 1800, requesting a position (annotated, opened by mistake Evan Nepean) (Manuscript)
1800-11-30
CRK/9/62
Minster to Nelson, QUEEN Cutter, Ramsgate, 17 September 1801, need to dig away the earth at low water to fit a new keel (Manuscript)
1801-09-17 - ?
CRK/9/47
Dr Moseley to Nelson, Chelsea Hospital, 12 October 1803, on the Health of the Hamiltons, daughters attended parties at Southend, enclosing copy of my latest medical publication (Manuscript)
1803-10-12 - ?
CRK/9/55
Lieutenant Ogle Moore (d.1817) to Nelson, HMS SEAHORSE, March 1805, received confirmation of his promotion (Manuscript)
1805-03 - ?
CRK/9/52
John Chafin Morris, (lieutenant 1807, d.1835) to Nelson, HMS DONEGAL, off Toulon, 20 August 1804, requesting promotion, having served seven years as midshipman, brother was chaplain of the HMS THESEUS but injured when shells exploded on her (Manuscript)
1804-08-20
CRK/9/53
Bernard Athy, pro consul to Trigge, Alicante, 21 June 1803, on passports for vessels, ships unable to leave harbour for fear of privateers (Manuscript)
1803-06-21
CRK/12/140
Charles Price, British pro consul to Trigge, Carthagena, 2 July 1803, reporting a French privateer in harbour with a British prize (Manuscript)
1803-07-02 - ?
CRK/12/142
Totty to Nelson, regrets not knowing Nelson personally, his farewell on retiring from the fleet (Manuscript)
1801-06-16 - ?
CRK/12/138
Charles Price to Trigge, Carthagena, 19 July 1803, sending prisoners for an exchange with the French (Manuscript)
1803-07-19
CRK/12/144
Trigge to Nelson, List of Ships at Cadiz, 15 July 1803 commenting on condition of ships and lack of activity in the dockyard (Manuscript)
1803-07-15 - ?
CRK/12/146
Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMPHION, at Sea, 8 June 1805, sending a copy of his orders from Orde (Manuscript)
1805-06-08 - ?
CRK/12/127
Madalina Sinclair to Nelson, Gordon Castle, 25 October 1803, on the recovery of her son from an accident (Manuscript)
1803-10-25
CRK/12/55
Marquis Joseph de Silva to Nelson, Leghorn, 2 August 1796, request to allow ten empty Neapolitan vessels at the port to return home (Manuscript)
1796-08-02 - ?
CRK/12/54
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