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Although the negotiation with which we are charged with the Government of Spain is only in the...
I wrote you by Captain Gorham & I now send you by Mr Preble another letter open for the President...
We had the pleasure to write to you by Mr. Gorham on the 2nd. of Feby. and to transmit a copy of...
I had the honour to write you by Mr Gorham & I now send you by Mr Preble another letter open for...
Unwilling as you will perceive by my Accounts, to charge any thing as Contingencies which really...
We are sorry to inform you that the negotiation with which we were charged by the President with...
The subject in which we have been engaged, is so fully before you in our publick communications,...
As I find Captain Dulton is detained to day through the Portuguese Ambassadour not countersigning...
Lest any unexpected accident should happen to Captain Dulton on his Journey or Voyage I think it...
I mentioned to you in my former letters that on Mr. Monroe’s arrival here, finding myself joined...
I have written you twice since the departure of Colonel Monroe & as I suppose You will be anxious...
I wrote you yesterday I had recieved intelligence the Spaniards had begun to take our Vessels &...