It is circulated here, that Mr Fauchet has declined doing any business, until he shall learn his real position under the new turn of French affairs. I have not been able to see him; as he is said to be confined in the country by a bad leg.

Mrs Washington was slightly indisposed this morning; but not enough so, to prevent her from going about as usual.

The late abominable sacrifice of females at Paris led me to inquire after Madame la fayette. I can hear nothing of her; except a pretty general agreement, that as she was arrested some time ago, she must have fallen.1

One effect of Mr Jaudenes’s apprehensions about the yellow-fever is shewn, in the quarantine imposed upon our vessels at Cadiz. I have the honor sir to be with the greatest respect and most affectionate attachment yr mo. ob. serv.