1To John Jay from Diego de Gardoqui, 15 September 1780 (Jay Papers)
The following answer has been dictated to me in his Excellency’s name by S r . D n . Bernardo del Campo to be deliver’d to the Hon ble . John Jay Esq r . That it is not his majesty’s intention to stop assisting the States whenever means can be found to do it, but that it will be impossible to suply with money in Europe, there being none to spare, for that which ought to have come this year...
2To John Jay from Diego de Gardoqui, 25 March 1781 (Jay Papers)
In Consequence of the within letter which have just reced for your goodself, I beg leave to add that the Honourable M r . de Campo desires me to inform you that the ballance of the cloathing account will be immediately order’d to be paid, but that with respect to the amount of the bills you mention, there is an absolute impossibility at present, so that you may arrange that matter by other...
3From John Jay to Diego de Gardoqui, 20 May 1781 (Jay Papers)
Your Favor of the 18 Inst. came this Moment to my Hands. Nothing has been said to me of the Letter you mention. M r . Carmichael informed me nevertheless that you was anxious for the Reciepts in Question & feared being blamed for the Delay. Your first Request for these Receipts was made long ago, and ought to have been at once complied with. With this View, I then and frequently since, desired...
4From John Jay to Diego de Gardoqui, 4 October 1785 (Jay Papers)
M rs . Jay is greatly obliged by the pleasing & polite attention w h . dictated y r . Card of Saturday last, & the valuable Present which accompanied it. She w d . have replied to it immediately, but as I was then out of Town, she wished to consult me on so delicate an occasion, especially as several Considerations have weight with public Characters, that do not apply to private Individuals....
5From John Jay to Diego de Gardoqui, 1 March 1786 (Jay Papers)
I have rec d the Letter which You did me the Honor to write yesterday, informing me that instead of granting a Permit as you requested for me to purchase and export a Horse, his Majesty has been pleased to order one to be sent to You for me. This is indeed doing a Favor in a royal Manner—It demands my sincere and respectful acknowledgements, and I shall take the Liberty of requesting the Count...
6To John Jay from Diego de Gardoqui, 25 May 1786 (Jay Papers)
Muy señor mío: Haviendo llegado el [ illegible ] que esperavamos hace muchos meses de que el Honble Congreso de haia completado, para que V.S. pueda exponer la dificultad, que me ha manifestado Sobre la infundada pretencion de Navegar el Rio Misisipy; he de estimar a V.S. que se havilite quanto antes, persuadiendose a lo que Siempre le he ratificado de que el Rey no permitirá el que ninguna...
7From John Jay to Diego de Gardoqui, 6 October 1786 (Jay Papers)
The Letter you did me the Honor to write the 25 th . May last was immediately laid before Congress. The Subjects of our Negociation have frequently since engaged their Attention and Consideration, and I have now the Pleasure to inform you that in consequence of some recent Acts I find myself more in Capacity than I was to make and receive Propositions relative to certain Matters in Difference...
8To John Jay from Diego de Gardoqui, 8 February 1788 (Jay Papers)
Muy Señor mio. Incluyo à V. S. la adjunta nota para el Honorable Congreso de los Estados Unidos, y suplico à V.S. se sirva presentarle con la puntualidad que acostumbra. Me aprovecho de esta ocacion para reiterar â V. S. la estimacion conque tengo la honrra de subscrivirme &ca. B. L. M. de V. S. su mas attento y obed. te Serv. or El ynfraescrito Encargado de negocios de su Magestad Catholica...
9To John Jay from Diego de Gardoqui, 19 September 1788 (Jay Papers)
Mui Señor mio. Mis ultimos achaques me han privado de contextar à la appreciable de V.S. de 5. del Corriente con la puntualidad que acostumbro, pero me aprovecho del primero Momento, para acusar su Rezivo con los Extractos No. 1. 2. 3. y 4., que se sirbe incluirme de Orden del Honorable Congreso. Tendrè particular cuidado de Remitirlos à S. M. por primera ocacion, como pruevas de la atencion...
10From John Jay to Diego de Gardoqui, 17 October 1788 (Jay Papers)
I have the honor of informing you that it as Congress think ^have deemed^ it expedient in the present situation of affairs, to refer their negociations depending between ^with^ his Cath.[olic] Maj[esty] & the un States to the fœderal Government, which is to assemble in March next. as the Propriety of this measure is derived from the ^ that ^ Inconveniences which attend The dissolution of one...