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Major Missett to Ball, Cairo, 30 Nov 1803, (copy, secret and confidential), reporting that the French consul has heard that the Toulon fleet is destined for Egypt, sending the cipher used by French agents (Manuscript)
1803-11-30
CRK/1/179
Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 11 Aug 1803, (copy, 2 pages) on the negotiations between the Turks and Mamelukes, the arrival of consuls, and the end of the plague since June (Manuscript)
1803-08-11
CRK/1/177
Briggs to Ball, Alexandria, 23 Dec 1803, (copy, extract), confirmation of peace between Turks and Mamelukes, devaluation and the price of corn, enclosing dispatches from India (Manuscript)
1803-12-23
CRK/1/180
Major Missett to Ball, Alexandria, 18 April 1803, suggesting the need for Admiral Bickerton to station a vessel in the harbour (Manuscript)
1803-04-18
CRK/1/175
British Vice consul to Ball, Licata, 4 August 1803, reporting the capture of two British merchant vessels by a French privateer (Manuscript)
1803-08-04
CRK/1/176
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 1 April 1805, (private), on the defence of Messina, and his failing eyesight (Manuscript)
1805-04-01
CRK/1/170
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 21 Feb 1805, on problems of his administration and the rules of quarantine, and views on the defence of Messina and Alexandria (Manuscript)
1805-02-21
CRK/1/166
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 13 Feb 1805, (private, duplicate-original copy sent by the Etna), duplicate of above (Manuscript)
1805-02-13
CRK/1/164
Plan of a gun boat (Manuscript)
CRK/12/53
Captain Legge (d.1835) to Nelson, HMS CAROLINE at the Nore, 6 March [no year], concerning Nelson's recommendation of Mr Robert Fawcett, also his eleve Edward Coleman, but the ship is undermanned (Manuscript)
CRK/8/80
Duncan to Nelson, undated, recommending a young man (Manuscript)
CRK/4/147
Moroccan ?consul to the British minister in Tuscany, undated, [in Italian] about a passport (Manuscript)
CRK/4/141
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, 16 June [1800], (Harrison, 18; Nicolas, IV, 253) annotated by Lady Hamilton 'recd Sunday morning', Nelson was complaining about life living on the sea. (Manuscript)
1800-06-16 - 1800-06-16
CRK/19/7
Mrs Lutwidge to Lady Hamilton, 30 March [?], happy to see her tomorrow, asking her for an opera ticket. (Manuscript)
0000-03-30 - 0000-03-30
CRK/22/104
Mrs Jefferys? To Lady Hamilton, did not know the English ladies were to be invited to the court. (Manuscript)
CRK/22/88
Aldridge to Nelson, Rainham near Chatham, 8 July 1803, asking to take the place of Mr McArthur [on Victory] (Manuscript)
1803-07-08
CRK/1/65
Lieutenant Cuthbert Adamson, Newcastle upon Tyne, 26 June 1804, recommending his nephew on the Canopus, formerly 2nd Lieutenant in the Racehorse under Lord Mulgrave when Nelson was in the Carcass on that ‘unfortunate voyage’ (Manuscript)
1804-06-26
CRK/1/60
Agassiz to Nelson, Bold gun vessel, Downs, 11 Sept 1801, inclosing reports of a survey of provisions (not enclosed) (Manuscript)
1801-09-11
CRK/1/51
Addington to Nelson, Wimbledon, 14 Aug 1801, on his health, and returning the letter from Alexander Ball to Troubridge (Manuscript)
1801-08-14
CRK/1/44
Catherine Wright to Lady Hamilton, no date, [Naples], intending to call on her. (Manuscript)
CRK/22/157
Log of the HMS GALGO for 1-8 Oct 1801 (Manuscript)
1801-10-01 - 1801-10-08
CRK/15/5
Extract of a letter from Copenhagen, 9 April 1803, on the writer’s regard for Lord Nelson & Mr Anker to Nelson, enclosing a translation of an extract of a letter from Prince Christian concerning Nelson (Manuscript)
1803-04-09
CRK/1/75
Charles Arbuthnot to Nelson, Trieste, 14 March 1805, requesting a frigate to take him to Constantinople (Manuscript)
1805-03-14
CRK/1/71
Abraham Gibbs (Nelson's banker) to Graefer, Palermo, 1 Nov 1800, concerning repayment of an advance on the estate. (Manuscript)
1800-11-01 - 1800-11-01
CRK/17/15
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