1To Thomas Jefferson from Bey of Tunis Hammuda Pasha, 27 February 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
My Ambassador, Soliman Mellimelle who, on the middle of december last, 1806, arrived here safely from those your happy States, has faithfully remitted me Your always approved and Answerable letter of the 20th of June preceding, to his care and diligence having been trusted.— A short time afterwards, that is to say, on the 12th January, likewise arrived from Algiers, the well worthy and always...
2To Thomas Jefferson from Bey of Tunis Hammuda Pasha, 27 February 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
Il mio Ambasciatore Soliman Mellimelle, che alla metà del passato mese de Decembre 1806 gionse qui in salvo, di ritarno da Codetti vostri felicissimi Stati, me remisse fedelemento la sempre gradita e responsiva lettera delli venti di Giugno precedente, alla di lui cara e diligenza stata affidato.— Poco tempo dopo, cioè alli 12 di Gennajo, gionse parimento d’Algieri, il ben degno e sempre...
3To Thomas Jefferson from Nicolas Gouin Dufief, 27 February 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
Je profite avec le plus vif empressement de l’occasion que m’offre Mr de Boucherie pour vous prier de me faire l’honneur d’accepter un exemplaire de la seconde edition de mon ouvrage— Je me flatte que vous approuverez les nouveaux apperçus que j’ai donnés dans le discours Préliminaire au sujet de la marche de l’esprit humain en apprenant la langue maternelle. C’est en rendant la méthode plus...
4To Thomas Jefferson from Albert Gallatin, 27 February 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
I have referred the Marble Statue case to the Comptroller who will write to the Collector. Whether the duties can now be legally reduced I do not know. The former San Domingo act expires to morrow. I wrote to the collectors that the continuing act would certainly be a law before that day. It is therefore important that it should be signed to day. Respectfully Your obedt. Servt DLC : Papers of...
5To Thomas Jefferson from J. Phillipe Reibelt, 27 February 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
1) Le General Wilkinson n’ayant, apres avoir par ses mesures deconcertè les plans de Mr. Burr, plus besoin de Moi, m’a—sur mes sollicitations reitereès—accordè mon Congè, de maniere, qu’enfin je parts pour N—s. 2) Le sejour, que j’ai fait de çette maniere ici—tres genant pour ma bourse, puisqu’il me coute ⅔ de mon salaire annuel—a, outre le service, que je me flatte d’avoir rendu a l’armeè,...