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I find on my arrival here that there is no vessel going for France from any Eastern port. There...
I mentioned in my letter to you that there was one circumstance which might induce me to take my...
A letter which I wrote you by express to bring you on here will have informed you of the...
I inclose you a letter from Gatteaux observing that there will be an anachronism, if, in making a...
Your letter on the subject of the medals came duly to hand, but the workman has not applied to me...
I have been honoured with your letter in which you mention to me your intention of returning to...
My stay in London having been considerably longer than I had expected, I did not arrive in this...
I wrote you on the 7th. of May, being immediately on my return from England; and have lately...
I remember when you left us, it was with a promise to supply all the defects of correspondence in...
Your favor of Nov. 29. 1788. came to hand the last month. How it happened that mine of Aug. 1787....
The President having thought proper to confide several special matters in Europe to your care, it...
Your letters No. 1. to 6. from England, No. 7. 8. from Lisbon and No. 9. from Madrid are all...
I wrote you Mar. 15. with postscripts of the 18th. and 19th. Since that yours of Jan. 3. No. 10....
There has been published at Madrid, by some bishop who had been to Mexico, and found there an...
The bearer hereof Mr. John Wilcocks junr. having in contemplation to visit different Countries of...
Mr. Thomas Barclay is appointed by the President of the United States to go to Morocco in the...
My last letters to you have been of Apr. 11. and May 13 and I am now to acknowlege the receipt of...
Mr. Barclay having been detained longer than was expected, you will receive this, as well as my...
Mr. Robert Morris this moment informs me that a person of the name of William Duncan, formerly of...
I recieved yesterday your favors of June 7. No. 21. and June 17. No. 22. Mr. Barclay will have...
My last to you was of Aug. 23. acknoleging the reciept of your Nos. 19. 21. and 22. Since that I...
I enclose you the copy of a Letter received from Don Joseph de Viar one of his Catholic Majesty’s...
My last to you were of the 29th. of Nov. and 13th. of Dec. I have now to acknoledge the receipt...
We have been very long indeed without any vessel going from this port to Lisbon. This is the...
We have never known so long an interval during which there has not been a single vessel going to...
You were not unapprised of the reluctance with which I came into my present office, and I came...
My last to you was of the 6th. of November, since which the papers have been duly forwarded to...
The deaths of Admiral Paul Jones first, and afterwards of Mr. Barclay, to whom the mission to...
I have to acknolege the receipt of your letters from No. 60. to No. 67. inclusive. You cannot be...
I thank you sincerely for your friendly letter of Jan. 8. Particular circumstances have forced me...