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We have at length got through the argument on the Cause for which I came here. It was finished...
I wrote you on Sunday, and the same Evening I received yours of 26. Feby:—Yesterday yours of the...
Last night I received your kind favour of the 4th: instt: with the information the most...
We have this moment arrived thus far on our Journey, safe, and untill the last Station without...
I wrote you a few lines, at one O’Clock on Sunday morning from Jegelicht, the last Stage before...
On Thursday Morning Mr Rodda arrived here from St: Petersburg, which he had left on Monday...
Mr Rodde informs me that before he left St: Petersburg the twenty-five English Mails had arrived,...
What can I say to my beloved friend, but that I am still the prisoner of the ice and the...
After I had closed my Letter for you which is to go by this night’s Post, I received a Letter...
On Sunday Evening, immediately after I had closed my last Letter to you, I came on board this...
By the last Post I sent you the Journal of my Voyage from Reval to this place, and at the close...
I wrote you by the last Post, that it was my intention to leave this City for Gothenburg this...
Since my departure from Gothenburg Stockholm, I have been in such a constant tumult of motion,...
My last Letter accounted regularly for my progress from Stockholm, only as far as Oerebro, where...
The wind, which had been blowing for ten days to the Westward having yesterday become fair,...
At length I may indulge the hope of having reached the remotest bound of the distance which...
Imagine how agreeably we have been disappointed! We had expected to find this City, though large...
I persist in writing to you by every Post, because I flatter myself that it will give you...
The last remnants of the Prussian troops, quitted this City last Sunday Morning—If their presence...
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...
The stream of high and mighty travellers from London, through this place has been incessant since...
The false alarm, that I gave you in my last Letter, of the arrival of the British Commissioners,...
As I am reduced to the necessity of copying all my own Letters, and as one of the duties the most...
There was a rose-bud, of your own drawing, enclosed in one of your last Letters—whether you sent...
The day before Yesterday, I received the first of your Letters numbered by yourself—The number,...
Yesterday was the day of our removal, from the Hotel des Pays-Bas, on the Place d’Armes, to our...
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 some weeks ago that after the arrival of the British Commissioners, I should probably...