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Captain Richard Goodwin Keats, to Nelson, HMS SUPERB, no date, note concerning Mr William Clark Fisher, Master's Mate on board Bomb Vessel THUNDERER commanded by Captain George Cocks Esqr, formally first lieutenant of HMS PRINCE GEORGE (Manuscript) CRK/8/28
Sir William to Messrs Raikes & Co of Bishopsgate churchyard, 23 Piccadilly, 5 March 1803, to visit and see pictures. He writes that unless they are exceptional they will "not sell well at this moment in London where a glut of middling pictures are arrived". (Manuscript) 1803-03-05 - 1803-03-05 CRK/20/18
Sir William to Lady Hamilton, Burford, 80 miles from London, Sat night (no date, (?1803), postmark indistinct), on his visit to Sir Joseph Banks, adding ' my kindest love to my Lord [Nelson] if he is not gone' (Harrison II, 180). (Manuscript) CRK/20/17
Graefer to Nelson, Bronte, 9 Feb 1800, enclosing a letter from the brothers of a neighbour, Baron Mele. (Manuscript) 1800-02-09 - 1800-02-09 CRK/17/11
Graefer to John Tyson (Nelson's secretary), Bronte, 12 Dec 1799, with a description of his reception at Bronte. (Manuscript) 1799-12-12 - 1799-12-12 CRK/17/7
Invoice of ten packages of husbandry tools and one cask of seeds shipped for Messina for Mr Graefer, London, 19 Dec 1800. (Manuscript) 1800-12-19 - 1800-12-19 CRK/17/22
List of seeds and instruments required, no date, copy of list sent to John Tyson. (Manuscript) CRK/17/21
Captain Bathurst to Nelson, HMS EURYDICE, Spithead, 2 October 1801, expects the ship to be ready by 8 October 1801 (Manuscript) 1801-10-02 CRK/2/9
Lieutenant Baugh to Nelson, HMS LOCUST, 9 September 1801, Pilots refuse to go to the French coast until new cables are supplied (Manuscript) 1801-09-09 CRK/2/11
Mr Wolsey Bayfield to Nelson, at Grays Inn, 13 March 1803, volunteering to serve as a landsman (Manuscript) 1803-03-13 CRK/2/12
Memoire (en abrege) of the Island of Sardinia, no date, signed Jo. Fr. (2 pages), Annotated 'Information from Mr Falcon on the interior of the Island of Sardinia'. (Manuscript) CRK/17/49
Count Mocenigo (Russian Counsul) to Nelson, Corfu, 9/21 March 1804, (2 pages, bound, in French), on the defence of the Ionian Republic and the possibility of a French invasion of the Moreau, PS reporting the arrival of 4 Russian frigates at Zante. (Manuscript) 1804-03-09 - 1804-03-21 CRK/17/60
Chevalier Tiesi to the Baron Desgenays, 17 March 1804, (extract, No4, in French), on the difficulty of an effective defence. (Manuscript) 1804-03-17 - 1804-03-17 CRK/17/59
Mr Magnon (Counsul General at Cagliari) to Major Lowe, 17 March 1804, (extract, No3, in Italian), on the lack of defensive preparations. (Manuscript) 1804-03-17 - 1804-03-17 CRK/17/58
Count Revel, Governor of Sasari, Sardinia, to Major Lowe, 14 March 1804, (extract, No2, in French), on the provision of support, on the arrest of Moreau over the Pichgeru conspiracy. (Manuscript) 1804-03-14 - 1804-03-14 CRK/17/57
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 30 July 1803, suggesting a way ahead for the estate and offering cash bills for the fleet, annotated by Nelson, 'Mr Gibbs July 30th ans[were]d Sept 16th 1803'. (Manuscript) 1803-07-30 CRK/17/30
Copy of a despatch of 26 Oct 1803 (in Italian) signed by General Acton, permitting Abraham Gibbs to lease the estate of Bronte for 10 years. (Manuscript) 1803-10-26 - 1803-10-26 CRK/17/33
Envelope to William Marsden annotated by Nelson, 'NB John Bull cutter arrived the same day with orders similar to Ad[mira]l Cornwalliss', annotated by JWC [John Wilson Croker] that the letter of complaint was not sent (Manuscript) CRK/15/11
Memo of Piero de Luca della Cotta di Bronte, no date, (in Italian). (Manuscript) CRK/17/43
Gibbs to Nelson, Palermo, 2 April 1804, on the arrival of his daughter in England, suggesting a sum for purchase of the estate, and passage to England for Mrs Graefer and daughter. (Manuscript) 1804-04-02 - 1804-04-02 CRK/17/38
Sir Joseph Banks (1743-1820), botanist who sailed with Cook and later became president of the Royal Society. Banks to Nelson, Soho Square 8 August 1803, will offer the sculpture you captured to the government (Manuscript) 1803-09-08 CRK/2/3
Barber & Clay to Nelson, London, 5 January 1801 about a new jacket for the use of seamen (Manuscript) 1801-01-05 CRK/2/4
Robert Smith to Nelson, Newgate prison, (no date), (2 pages), previously at Naples in 1799, seized and taken on board as a Jacobin, now in prison for debt of £16, all his relatives in Genoa, was employed at Ajaccio dockyard, now seeking employment (Manuscript) CRK/12/63
Rear Admiral Thomas Totty, (d.1802) to Nelson, HMS ZEALOUS, off Bornholm, 15 May 1801, on the seniority of his lieutenants (Manuscript) CRK/12/129