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My last letter was dated on the 9th. of August. I had then doubts how our business with Spain...
That the following declaration was made as stated, I have no doubt, nor any as to the person by...
Since the date of my letter by the Atlantic (Ct. Howard) no advance has been made towards the...
A Peace was Signed last night between Russia and France. Lord Yarmouth has been here for some...
A disposition to an amicable adjustment of our differences, exists at Madrid. A minister has been...
I have the honor of forwarding the enclosed copy of a Letter from the Minister of Exterior...
I send herewith nine additional documents in the case of the New-Jersey and three in relation to...
I avail myself of Mr. Washington’s return to America to inform you that after three weeks of much...
It is painful to me to state the following facts, but it is necessary they should be stated. On...
Having been informed that letters and news-papers had been received here from the United States,...
I have nothing new to communicate on the subject of my letter by Mr Cabell. General Turreau’s...
The only step yet taken, on the reference mentioned in my last letter, is to suspend all decision...
All the points in controversy between His Catholic Majesty and the United States were submitted...
My last letter was dated on the 22d. of December. In that I stated the opening of a new...
Since the date of my last dispatch I have been so much indisposed as to be quite ⟨un⟩;able to...
I had the honor, within the last week, of receiving your letter of the 25th. of August—expressing...
You will see by an article in the enclosed paper that the Emperor (Napoleon) has begun the war by...
Since the date of my letter by Mr Skipwith I have become acquainted with some circumstances which...
§ From John Armstrong. 14 September 1805, Paris . “In making up my dispatch by Mr. Skipwith, I...
The note of which the annexed paper (Number 1) is a copy was put into by direction of Mr....
Europe is on the eve of a war, which, from present appearances, will leave no power in it a mere...
I have had the honor of receiving your letters of the 23d. of May and 6th. of June and shall...
Before the receit of your letter of the 5th. of March, I had drawn a few Bills which were made...
Since the date of my letter of the 14th. of February, I have made a communication to the...
I enclose copies of two late letters written to Mr. Monroe. They will shew the State of the...
The object of this letter, is to communicate some facts which I did not know, or which had not...
Enclosed is my account with the United States, for the six months which have elapsed since my...
A few days after the date of my last letter (the 12 Nov) I was admitted to a private audience of...
I arrived in this city on the 29th. ulto, and found here M[e]ssrs Livingston and Munroe; the one,...
I wrote a few lines to you on the 14th. instant by the Jane (a small vessel bound to Boston)...
Having this moment heard that the Jane is about to sail for Boston early to:morrow, I avail...
Having occasion for five hundred dollars more than the amount of your late draft on the Treasury...
The delay in our sailing, which, under various pretences, has been kept up from the 15th. ’till...
On my arrival here with my family a few days past I had the honor of receiving your letters of...
I arrived in this city two days ago and have taken a passage in a ship destined to Nantz, which...
I yesterday had the honor of receiving your letter of the 27th. Ult. and after giving to the...