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Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 1 September 1795, congratulations on success, supply of corn to coast, wine received (Manuscript)
1795-09-01 - ?
CRK/4/58
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 4 August 1795, letter sent with Sardinian consul at Genoa, passports for protection of cargo (Manuscript)
1795-08-04 - ?
CRK/4/52
Drake to Nelson, Genoa, 4 August 1795, views on blockade and ship dipositions, French deserters, intelligence on peace preliminaries (Manuscript)
1795-08-04 - ?
CRK/4/51
Captain Dixon, Chichester, 4 September 1801, concerning the brass guns (Manuscript)
1801-09-04 - ?
CRK/4/25
James Dodds to Nelson, Brewer Street, Golden Square, London, 3 September 1801, willing to undertake any order (Manuscript)
1801-09-03 - ?
CRK/4/33
Charles Clarke Dobson [lieutenant] to Nelson, Ipswich, 9 November 1803, about services on the GOLIATH (Manuscript)
1803-11-09 - ?
CRK/4/28
Drake to Nelson, Rivarols, 18 September 1795, if true that Genoese battery fired on HMS INCONSTANT, will withhold passports (Manuscript)
1795-09-18
CRK/4/64
Genoese Secretary of State to Drake, 19 September 1795, [copy, in Italian] (Manuscript)
1795-09-19
CRK/4/71
Drake to the Genoese Secretary of State, 24 September 1795, [copy, in French] (Manuscript)
1795-09-24
CRK/4/72
Hood to Nelson, Royal Hospital, Greenwich, 21 November 1803, recommending Richard Ford, agent victualler, fears of French fleet escaping Brest, Lord St Vincent's appointment of his nephew to the board in place of Payne overruled by the Treasury Annotated 'with one from the Commissr Towry' (not enclosed) (Manuscript)
1803-11-21
CRK/6/167
Troubridge to Nelson, 30 August [1801], progress of Parker and Langford, reaction to Captain Gore's public letter on manning complements (Manuscript)
1801-08-30
CRK/13/70
Troubridge to Nelson, 26 [August 1803], (most secret), his fears of a Northern confederacy, supplies of hemp, potential for using Adriatic hemp at Malta (Manuscript)
1803-08-26 - ?
CRK/13/88
Troubridge to Nelson, 28 August [1801], problem with pilots and difficulties in attacking Flushing, qualities of Captain Owen, Angerstein's subscription at Lloyds (Manuscript)
1801-08-28
CRK/13/69
Troubridge to Nelson, 21 August [1801], will expect promotion difficulties, Madeira taken by Bowen and holding it for Portugal (Manuscript)
1801-08-21
CRK/13/68
Troubridge to Nelson, [undated, 1803], supplies sent and more loading, news of the enemy building boats, invasion fears, reports of Captain Woodhouse going aground, VICTORIAN going to America with Mr Merry, sending ships with convoy, (private) on the domestic situation (Manuscript)
1803 - ?
CRK/13/96
John Hookham Frere, Minister at Madrid, to Nelson, Madrid, 26 November [1803], embargo on Spanish vessels lifted (Manuscript)
1803-11-26
CRK/5/158
Hood to Nelson, Greenwich, 27 August 1804, Hallowell to bear my best wishes for your health and success, recommending a young man on the HMS TIGRE (Manuscript)
1804-08-27
CRK/6/168
Captain, later Admiral Frank Sotheron to Nelson, HMS LATONA, at Cronstadt, 5 June 1801, sending dispatches from Lord St Helens, state of Russian ships outside the mole (Manuscript)
1801-06-05 - ?
CRK/11/26
Sotheron to Nelson, HMS EXCELLENT, at Sea, 9 October 1804, reporting his preference to stay with EXCELLENT rather than transfer to CONQUEROR (Manuscript)
1804-10-09 - ?
CRK/11/27
Sotheron to Nelson, HMS EXCELLENT, 15 November 1804, numbers of officers and men, women and children taken on board from the SAN JUDAS THADIA , regiment also on board, use of Dr Scott[for translation] (Manuscript)
1804-11-15 - ?
CRK/11/28
Captain Philip Somerville to Nelson, HMS EUGENIE, Walmer Road, 24 September 1801, loss of cables in gale (Manuscript)
1801-09-24
CRK/11/21
Captain Philip Somerville to Nelson, HMS EUGENIE, off Cape Grisnez, 26 September 1801, state of ships, boats engaged in impressing from the West India fleet (Manuscript)
1801-09-26
CRK/11/22
Captain Philip Somerville to Nelson, HMS EUGENIE, off Cape Grisnez, 26 September 1801, enemy ships in Boulogne Road (Manuscript)
1801-09-26
CRK/11/23
Captain Philip Somerville to Nelson, HMS EUGENIE off Cape Griznez, 28 September 1801, without any beef, enemy ships still in the roads (Manuscript)
1801-09-28
CRK/11/24
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