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No.	Author	Recipient	Title	Date	Context
1	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 27 September 1802	1802-09-27	In the absence of Mr. Morton I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 11h. may...
2	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 29 October 1802	1802-10-29	On the fifteenth day of July last past Mr. John Morton departed from hence for the united States...
3	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 30 October 1802	1802-10-30	Since my last of the 29th. instant, a French national Schooner arrived here from the Cape, having...
4	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 8 November 1802 …	1802-11-08	8 November 1802, Havana. “I have only time to say that the September Packet arrived here from...
5	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 10 November 1802	1802-11-10	Altho’ I do not consider it policy under present circumstances to overhaul and examine the...
6	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 4 February 1803 …	1803-02-04	4 February 1803, Havana. Wrote on 21 Jan. by the Jupiter bound for New York. Since then local...
7	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 7 February 1803 …	1803-02-07	7 February 1803, Havana. Has just time to inform JM that the schooner which carried $123,000 to...
8	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 18 February 1803 …	1803-02-18	18 February 1803, Havana. Encloses a copy of the governor’s order respecting strangers. Although...
9	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 2 March 1803 …	1803-03-02	2 March 1803, Havana. “A few days past” a report, “to which some credit was attached,” circulated...
10	Gray, Vincent	Madison, James	To James Madison from Vincent Gray, 8 March 1803 …	1803-03-08	8 March 1803, Havana. Reports that “the vessel by which this goes, having been detained a few...