Mr. Holmes presents his respects to President Jefferson, and gratefully acknowledges the reception of the Memoires de l’Amerique, which he was so obliging as to forward to him from Washington. Although Mr. Holmes has completed his Annals, he is desirous of examining the Memoires with care, and therefore begs the indulgence of the loan of them for a few months. After the examination of them, he will take special care to have them safely returned.—The same cause, which prevented the earlier arrival of the Memoires, delayed the arrival of a box of the 2d. volume of American Annals at Washington; but Mr. Holmes hopes it arrived in season for the President to receive the copy designed for him—He offers the President his most respectful salutations.