Nathaniel Atcheson (1772-1825) was an English ship-owner who was appointed secretary to a Committee of London shipowners and the Society of Ship-Owners of Great Britain with whom the London Committee was associated.
Atcheson formed the London Pitt Club in 1793 with a view to counteract the radical ideas of the French Revolution.Garnett, S. Alan (1927). "Pitt Clubs and their badges" (PDF). British Numismatic Journal. 19 (Second Series, IX): 213–218.
Ship building research In 1806 he started conducted research on ship-builders in London with the help of Charles Jenkinson. He wrote to a number of ship builders to enquire how many ships they had built since December 1802. Ship builder Location John Perry, Wells and co.BlackwallSamuel and Daniel BrentRotherhitheThomas PitcherNorthfleetPeter MestearRotherhitheJohn DudmanDeptfordWilliam and Edward George BarnardDeptfordWoolcombeRotherhitheCurlingLimehouseAlmon HillLimehouseJohn AylesWappingTibbits, Hitchcock and co.LimehouseJoshua YoungRotherhitheFletcherShadwellE. ThompsonRotherhithe
Writing In 1803, he authored the Report of the Case Fisher against Ward respecting the Russian Embargo on British Ships.The Gentleman's magazine, Volume 96, Part 1; Volume 139 The blockade was initiated by Paul I of Russia and Fisher was a crew member of the Fishburn.
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