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I arrived here on the 20th. and found my family in pretty good health. The French government is...
The gentn. (Mr Murray) by whom my letters are forwarded was detained longer by contrary winds in...
The Bearer, Mr. Wm. Taylor, is the Gentleman who was appointed by Mr. Skipwith to reside at St....
I returnd here on friday last, the 15., much improvd in my health, & propose setting out on...
The Secretary of State, to whom was referred several resolutions of the House of Representatives...
On the 20th Ulto. I wrote Lord Hawkesbury by Mr. Sumter & apprized him of my arrival in town in...
You were so kind as intimate some time since you cod. accomodate me with a draft for two or three...
Since the conclusion of the treaty with France for the purchase of Louisiana, which was forwarded...
We have the pleasure to transmit to you by Mr d’Erieux a Treaty which we have concluded with the...
I send you a sketch of a letter, of instructions to our commissrs to treat with the Dey of...
I have yet recd. no letter from Lord Mulgrave or other communication on the subjects depending. A...
The career of Bonaparte is it seems ended. What effect his abdication may have is uncertain. It...
I enclose you a letter from mr Changuyon, in reply to one I wrote him shortly after your...
I have not seen Mr. Tazewell & therefore can add nothing to what I have already said respecting...
Letter not found. Ca. 19 August 1793. Mentioned in JM to Jefferson, 20 Aug. 1793 . Seeks...
I enclose you a letter from Col Humphreys & also one from Col. Pike. I am glad to see by the...
I arriv’d here last night, having left my family in Loudoun, to attend some preparation for their...
§ From James Monroe. 3 October 1805, London. “The object of this is to present to your...
I set out this morning for washington in the hope of being with you on monday next, as I shall...
The unceasing fall of rain has so broken in on my proposd visit to, & return from Washington, to...
Since I have been in this office many newspapers have been sent to me, from every part of the...
I wished to obtain an interview with Bizet before I answer’d your favor of the 16th., that I...
The enclosed from Genl. Ripley, was intended for my own inspection only; but as it is interesting...
Mr. Gardner who will have the pleasure to present you this, has through his friend here, for whom...
These considerations induc’d us to sign the treaty & submit it to the wisdom of our government,...
I came here in consequence of the very affecting events which have lately befall’n me, to unite...
After a voyage of 4. days and nights and of more sickness & distress than we ever experiencd...
It is particularly grateful to me to hear by yr. letter of the 8th. instt. that my communication...
Mr. Swan of Boston who has resided for some years past in this city in the character of a...
I saw Mr de Neuville to day and explaind the cause, why, the article was not sent to the press....
Yesterday the Fourth of July was celebrated here by the Americans. I intended to have done it but...
I have yours by Mr. Purviance of the 10th. Octr. and had before recd. that of the 29. Sepr. with...
Young Mr Watson who has been with us, since the vacation, and will call on you on his return...
This with other letters & papers are committed to Dr. Edwards for you, & to whom I beg to refer...
An opportunity offering this evening of conversing freely with Mr. Dallas, on the subject of the...
I inclose you a view which I have taken of the question whether W. Florida is comprized in the...
I have received yours of the 21, & 19th. instt. On a closer inspection of the details from...
I wrote you a few lines the day I left Washington, to advise of it, and of the state in which the...
I hope that you & Mrs Madison derive all the satisfaction & comfort which the country can afford,...
I send you herewith a more correct copy of the message, than that which I lately forwarded, & to...
I Sent you lately by Col. Mercer my note to Lord Mulgrave of the 23d. ulto. relative to the late...
I enclose you a copy of Mr. Jay’s publication of the correspondence between him & Mr. Littlepage...
I have seen Mr. Fox and Mr. Grey to day & had long conversations with each on our affairs & have...
A great number of small objects with the necessity I was under to answer some letters, prevented...
I observe in the Aurora a letter signed Junius wh. seems to incite the respectable marshall of...
I received yours of the 3d. instt, a few days after our arrival here, and shall profit of the...
I sent you by Liverpool lately a copy of Mr. Livingstons last letter to me relative to the...
I had the pleasure to receive yesterday your favor of the 21. instant. I have examined since, all...
By not hearing from you before this I conclude I shall not untill after you shall have commenc’d...
Your letter of the 13. Jany. is the last that I have received. The pamphlet enclosed with it has...