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It is no small satisfaction to me to know that the Post-Office has become regular in the delivery...
Do not impute it to me, if from one Post-day to another I tell you different stories about the...
There was a rose-bud, of your own drawing, enclosed in one of your last Letters—whether you sent...
In the course of four days I received your last Letter from St: Petersburg of 12 Feby. That from...
Mr Boyd returned last Evening from Amsterdam, and is to proceed in the course of two or three...
There are two very sufficient reasons to restrain me from laughing at the difference of...
Yesterday was the day of our removal, from the Hotel des Pays-Bas, on the Place d’Armes, to our...
This appellation reminds me of an occurrence on Monday last, which I may tell you exactly as it...
I persist in writing to you by every Post, because I flatter myself that it will give you...
Our interval of leisure still continues—The British Messenger who took our last Note to England...
Mr Smith and his family have arrived at Amsterdam; I have received a Letter from him dated on the...
Oh! for the Patience of Job, to bear the tricks played upon us by or at the Post-Offices!—The day...
The Saloon, which we visited in company with the Mayor of the City, the day after the Ceremonies...
I wrote you on Sunday, and the same Evening I received yours of 26. Feby:—Yesterday yours of the...
Nothing from you since your Letter of 13. September, from which I conclude that you ceased...
Imagine how agreeably we have been disappointed! We had expected to find this City, though large...
The last remnants of the Prussian troops, quitted this City last Sunday Morning—If their presence...
We have not yet received from the British Plenipotentiaries a reply to the Note which we sent...
I wrote you some weeks ago that after the arrival of the British Commissioners, I should probably...
What can I say to my beloved friend, but that I am still the prisoner of the ice and the...
If in receiving two of your Letters at a time, I have some times mingled with the pleasure...
The Evening before last Coll: Milligan arrived here from England. He had left London on Saturday...
Me voici, at length out of Ghent; though I believe it had not been for the shame of fixing so...
From all that I have yet seen of Bruxelles, I find it so agreeable that I almost regret not...
Your Letter N. 8. dated 31. January, which I received on Sunday last has explained the mistake in...
Your favours of 3 and 7 June, which I number 8 and 9. have been transmitted to me from...
When I told you in my last Letter that the whole American Mission Extraordinary was here, I ought...
Your Letters of 13 and 15 August, which I received both together on Saturday last have fully...
The uneasiness I had felt at the general hints in some of your former Letters of your having done...
American News presses upon us with an interest still increasing, and which will soon be but too...