Correspondence.
Found in 7214 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous English'., 1781.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous English'., 1782-1785.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1774-1781.
This correspondence covers most of Hugh Elliot's time at Berlin. He was not on good terms with the King, and preferred the court of Prince Henry at Rheinsberg; these letters reflect this preference.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1774-1775.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1776.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1777.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1778.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1779.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1780.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous Foreign'., 1781.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot, titled, 'Miscellaneous French'., 1782-1784.
Includes a letter of the Comte de Mirabeau, 1783.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with British naval officers in the Mediterranean covering all aspects of the Royal Navy's operations there, and particularly its relations with the Neapolitan government., 1803-1806.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with Dr William Baylies, physician to Frederick the Great., 1783-1785.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with General Maurice Lacy, commander of the Russian army in Southern Italy, and letters of Sir James Henry Craig, British commander in Southern Italy., 1805-1806.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with his brother, the 1st Earl of Minto., 1777-1807.
The correspondence consisting chiefly of semi-official letters from the 1st Earl of Minto during his embassy in Vienna, 1799-1801.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with John Hanbury and Son, bankers in Hamburg., 1781-1784.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with Neapolitan ministers and foreign diplomatists at the court of Naples concerning all aspects of Neapolitan politics, diplomacy, and military affairs., 1802-1807.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with Neapolitan ministers and foreign diplomatists at the court of Naples concerning all aspects of Neapolitan politics, diplomacy, and military affairs., 1802-May 1805.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with Neapolitan ministers and foreign diplomatists at the court of Naples concerning all aspects of Neapolitan politics, diplomacy, and military affairs., June 1805-1807.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with other British diplomatists concerning Neapolitan affairs., 1803-1808.
Writers include governor Henry Ellis, Charles Stuart, Lord Stuart de Rothesay, Sir Arthur Paget, William A'Court, 1st Baron Heytesbury, and Francis James Jackson.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with Sir Henry Edward Fox, the general appointed to succeed Sir James Henry Craig in command of the British army, and then to succeed Elliot when it was thought desirable to unite the posts of ambassador and military commander., 1805-1807.
The letters concern in particular the difficulty of dealing with Sir Sidney Smith, and include a copy of Sir Henry Fox's letter to Smith of 30 August 1806 (folio 161).
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with Sir Hudson Lowe, at that time a recruiting officer for Corsican, Sardinian, and Neapolitan recruits to the British army, and Governor of Capri., 1804-1806.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with the Countess de Verelst, Elliot's mother-in-law., 1781-1785.
Correspondence of Hugh Elliot with various military personnel., 1803-1807.
The correspondence is with General William Anne Villettes, military commandant of Malta, 1803-1807 (folio 1), with Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Layard, military resident in Messina, 1803-1805 (folio 150), and with Lieutenant Colonel George Smith, who was sent out from Britain to examine the military and naval defences of Sicily, 1805 (folio 182).