1Enclosure: Thomas Dalton to William Pitt, 29 May 1789 (Washington Papers)
(Copy) No. 2 nothumberland Cort Sir Cha⟨r⟩ing Cross 29th may 89 be pleased to permit me to inform you I tuck the liberty of writing you Imeadiately on my arival in the River thames from Pensocola and the bearer of my letter to you informed me I was to weat on you this day agreeable to which I done myself the honour of Calling on your Sacretary ⟨Trosit⟩ in order that he might Convey to you the...
2Enclosure: Thomas Dalton to Thomas Townshend, 30 May 1789 (Washington Papers)
Copy No. 2 Northumberland Court Strand My lord 30 may 1789 permit me to inform your lordship I am arived in this nation from the Spanish port of Pensocola with the talks of the Kings Chiefs and head warriors of the British Indians in north america held at the Cowatas in the Creek nation last mindy moon (March) the head King of the Creek nation directed me pr⟨i⟩vious to my departure to make my...
3Enclosure: Thomas Dalton to Unknown, 30 May 1789 (Washington Papers)
(Copy) No. 2 Northumberland Court Sir Charing Cross 30 May 89 Impressed with Every Sentiment of Esteem for a government, the police of which I love yet not [(]this Island give me first Existance) Calls aloud for me to Claim in the name of the British Indians in america a Right to an Imeadiate talk in the war Cabin of the English nation I am delegated by them as their plenipotentiary to give...
4Enclosure: Thomas Dalton to William Wyndham Grenville, 8 June 1789 (Washington Papers)
(Copy) No. 2 Northumberland Court Sir Strand 8th June 1789 be pleased to permit me to inform you I am the bearer of the talks of the Kings Chiefs and head warriors of the Creek nation of British Indians in america. the talks I alude to are now in the possision of Evan Napior Esqr., who was pleased to inform me I was to have the honour of an answer in the Course of three or four days, the time...