Siege of Calvi
The British bring Calvi under constant bombardment and the town surrenders.
Role range: 1792-1799
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The British bring Calvi under constant bombardment and the town surrenders.
Role range: 1792-1799
Nelson supports British operations while Corsican nationalists harass French positions.
Role range: 1792-1799
The French surrender Corsica to the British after bombardment and nationalist pressure.
Role range: 1792-1799
Takes part in the siege of Calvi after the Bastia operation.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1794-1794
Damaged French ships are forced to surrender after the Battle of Genoa.
Role range: 1792-1799
Nelson takes possession of Censeur as the French abandon their Corsica invasion plan.
Role range: 1792-1799
Nelson's capture of Censeur helps frustrate the French Corsican operation.
Role range: 1792-1799
The French fleet abandons its plan to invade Corsica and returns to port.
Role range: 1792-1799
Fights in the naval action known as the Battle of Genoa.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1795-1795
Takes part in the Battle of the Hyeres Islands.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1795-1795
Commands the occupation of Elba.
Role range: 1792-1799
Commands the occupation of Elba.
Role range: 1792-1799
Nelson receives independent command over ships blockading the French coast.
Sir John Jervis appoints Nelson commodore in the Mediterranean fleet.
Nelson exercises independent command over ships blockading the French coast.
Role range: 1792-1799
Jervis appoints Nelson commodore and gives him independent command.
Role range: 1792-1799
Nelson commands ships blockading the French coast.
Role range: 1792-1799
Nelson directs ships assigned to contain French coastal traffic and naval movement.
Role range: 1792-1799
Receives wider independent responsibility in the Mediterranean.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1796-1797
Boards enemy ships during the Battle of Cape St Vincent.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1797-1797
Is promoted rear admiral after Cape St Vincent.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1797-1798
Is invested as a Knight of the Order of the Bath.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1797-1797
Leads boat attacks during operations against Cadiz.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1797-1797
Leads an unsuccessful attack on Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1797-1797
Loses his right arm after being wounded at Tenerife.
Role range: 1797-1797
Returns to Britain to recover after the loss of his arm.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1797-1798
Loses contact with the French fleet and convoy from Toulon.
Role range: 1792-1799
Finds the French fleet at anchor in Aboukir Bay.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1798-1798
Wins a decisive victory over the French fleet at the Nile.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1798-1798
Commands from HMS Vanguard during the Battle of the Nile.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1798-1798
Is created Baron Nelson after the Nile victory.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1798-1801
Searches for Napoleon's expedition across the Mediterranean.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1798-1798
Receives celebration at Naples after the Battle of the Nile.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1798-1799
Receives the Sicilian title Duke of Bronte.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1799-1805
Begins an affair with Emma, Lady Hamilton.
Created Duke of Bronte by the King of Naples.
Supports the Bourbon restoration after the collapse of the Parthenopean Republic.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1799-1799
Operates from Palermo during the crisis in the Kingdom of Naples.
Role range: 1792-1799 – 1799-1799
Returns to England to public acclaim but domestic controversy.
Role range: 1800-1800
Is promoted vice admiral before the Baltic campaign.
Role range: 1800-1815 – 1801-1805
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