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Mr. P<reble> who will present you this has been with us since the commencment of the present...
I have not recd. a line from you since June last altho’ I have written you vols.: In my last I...
To morrow will make one month since our arrival here, and such have been my ingagments that...
Yours of the 6h. of April is the last I have received from you, though since that period I have...
I received yesterday a note from Mr. Fox appointing to-morrow (Saturday 19.) for an interview...
Sometime since I was appointed of the Committee to attend the Pena. Assembly, contrary to my...
I returned yesterday from Loudoun, rather injur’d than benefitted by the trip. The slightest...
In our publick communications we have been so full that little is left to be added here. I...
By my letter of yesterday you will find that the business is at an end with this government &...
We do ourselves the honor to enclose you a copy of the treaty which we lately concluded with the...
I send you a letter from our ministers lately in London, and some from mr. Beasly, and a very...
Nothing new has occurrd since mine of yesterday. I have yours of the 5th. Mr Eustis has been with...
Yours of the 5th. has been receivd, in which you intimate the expectation, of receiving by the...
The minister of France intending himself the honor of paying his respects to you at your...
I had the pleasure to receive your letter of the 11th. ulto. on the 25. by Mr. Prentis. I find by...
3 March 1813, Department of State. “The Secretary of State to whom was referred the Resolution of...
Your letter of the 20th. instant reached me yesterday morning. The subject which it presents to...