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Thomas Brettett to Nelson, London, 17 August 1801, offering himself as a servant in place of Allen (Manuscript) 1801-08-17 CRK/2/113
Admiral Lord Viscount Bridport (1727-1814) to Nelson, Cricket Lodge, 28 November 1803, recommending a relative (Manuscript) 1803-11-28 CRK/2/114
Joseph Brame [consul] to Nelson, Genoa, 8 October 1796, communicated your letter and received the complaint of this court over the taking of Capraia, enclosing intelligence from Leghorn (Manuscript) 1796-10-08 CRK/2/109
Lambert Brabazon to Nelson, Dublin, 18 November 1803, requesting a favour for a young lieutenant (Manuscript) 1801-11-18 CRK/2/107
Lieutenant Thomas Brown, to Nelson, Exeter, 19 November 1800, served with you on the TRIUMPH under your uncle Captain Suckling, served as a lieutenant for 20 years, but injured, seek an appointment (Manuscript) 1800-11-19 CRK/2/123
Lieutenant Laurence Bruce (d.1816) to Nelson, HM Gun Vessel BRUISER, off Cap Gris Nez, 10 August 1801, short of complement (Manuscript) 1801-08-10 CRK/2/124
Lieutenant Joseph Bromwich (d.1829) to Nelson, Admiral's Office,Portsmouth, 8 September 1801, further request (Manuscript) 1801-09-08 CRK/2/118
Richard Bulkeley, friend of Nelson from the early San Juan expedition. Bulkeley to Nelson, 2 September 1805, son Richard home for 48 hours (Manuscript) 1805-09-02 CRK/2/91
Bulkeley to Nelson, request to get into Toulon and enrol as midshipman on board French Admiral's ship, to send intelligence (Manuscript) CRK/2/92
William Birchall to Nelson, HM Dutch ship VLIETER, off Harwich, 26 September 1801, request for a survey on a lieutenant (Manuscript) 1801-09-26 CRK/2/93
Bulkeley to Nelson, Ludlow, 16 July 1803, believe invasion unlikely, apathy of the Northern powers, commend my son, our old friend Fowler now married, a joke (Manuscript) 1803-07-16 CRK/2/86
Bulkeley to Nelson, 10 August 1803, news you had sunk French fleet off Toulon, but letter from my son proves the news wrong, levy of men to defend our coasts, rebellion in Ireland (Manuscript) 1803-08-10 CRK/2/87
Hercules Ross to Nelson, Rossie Castle, Northumbn, 22 May 1801, concerning the claim of his nephew Hercules Ross as co agent for the prize agency for ships taken at the Cape of Good Hope, and money owed him in commission by Simon Fraser and Alexander Davison, requesting Nelson to be Godfather to their next child (Manuscript) 1801-05-22 CRK/10/136
Ross to Nelson, Rossie Castle, 11 July 1801, will call his son Horatio, accepts Nelson's honourable mention of Davison (Manuscript) 1801-07-11 CRK/10/137
Ross to Nelson, Rossie Castle, 5 September 1801, on birth of his son (Manuscript) 1801-09-05 CRK/10/138
Bulkeley to Nelson, 23 March 1804, view of English defences, plan to send you some books, news of the French fleet turns out to be fabrication, heard from Fowler about his new wife, son writes of his gratitude to you (Manuscript) 1804-03-25 CRK/2/89
Statement of the Company of the HMS JAMAICA, showing 9 short of complement of 155 men (Manuscript) CRK/10/134
Clarke to Nelson, Tunis, 20 June 1804, (2 pages), on the seizure by French privateers of the Sperano, a Maltese vessel. (Manuscript) 1804-06-20 - 1804-06-20 CRK/17/79
Captain Thomas Bowen to Nelson, Cheltenham, 24 September 1804, request for assistance to get a ship, obstructed by St Vincent, Lady Hamilton wrote to Lord Melville on my behalf, state of the dockyards (Manuscript) 1804-09-24 CRK/2/105
Clarke to Nelson, Tunis, 13 May 1804, on the petition of Mr Forcelli over seizure of a cargo of corn destined for Malta, and requesting payment. (Manuscript) 1804-05-13 - 1804-05-13 CRK/17/78
Bey of Tunis to Nelson, 25 March (Jan?) 1804, (in Italian). (Manuscript) 1804-03-25 - 1804-03-25 CRK/17/80
Clarke to Nelson, Tunis, 30 November 1803 (duplicate), on the seizure of vessels, that the Maltese deal with the chief minister rather than the Bey, repudiating suggestions he has been disrespectful to the Bey, distrust of Mr Gough (a merchant), fate of captives. (Manuscript) 1803-11-30 - 1803-11-30 CRK/17/75
Clarke to Nelson, Tunis, 10 April 1804, has delivered Nelson's letter to the Bey over passports. (Manuscript) 1804-04-10 - 1804-04-10 CRK/17/77
Lieutenant General Bowater to Nelson, Hampton Court Palace, 12 July 1804, recommending a young man (Manuscript) 1804-07-12 CRK/2/104