A historical account of Admiral Horatio Nelson's time in Naples during the summer of 1799, written by British naval surgeon F. P. Badham. This journal provides an eyewitness account of Nelson's activities during his brief but eventful stay in Naples, including his interactions with the local populace and his role in the British military campaign against the French. With insightful commentary and detailed observations, this work is an important contribution to the history of the Napoleonic Wars.

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