1To James Madison from Peder Pedersen, 10 January 1809 (Madison Papers)
Mr. Pedersen presents his Compliments to Mr. Madison and has the honor herewith to transmit to him a Copy of the Regulations for privateers given at Rendsburg the 14th. Septr: 1807 by the Father of His Majesty the present King of Denmark, in consequence of the war with Great Britain: Mr. Pedersen begs leave to add, for the private information of Mr. Madison the substance in English of the said...
2To James Madison from Peder Pedersen, 10 January 1809 (Madison Papers)
Les circonstances en tant que regarde l’Embargo sont encore à peu près les mêmes qu’elles étoient lorsque Vous me fites l’honneur Monsieur de m’adresser Votre Lettre de 30 Decr. 1807 m’accordant de la part de Son Excellence Mr. le Président permission d’expédier deux bâtiments en lest pour transmèttre la correspondance ordinaire, et ayant aujourd’hui des Depèches à expédier aux Indes...
3To James Madison from Robert Were Fox, 10 January 1809 (Madison Papers)
I was favoured with thy esteemed letter of the 5th. Ultimo with five parcels for William Pinkney Esqr. at London. Colonel Trumbull who delivered these dispatches to me, intended to remain here Some days, but on enquiry I learned that Maitland Esqr. of the House of Lennox & Maitland was going to set off for London, and being known to this Gentleman I requested he would take charge thereof, and...
4To James Madison from William Branch Giles, 10 January 1809 (Madison Papers)
Since the conversation which passed between us yesterday respecting the office of Secretary at war, I have thought proper to submit to your consideration the enclosed correspondence; which for obvious reasons, has heretofore been withheld. The letters addressed to me may be considered as coming directly from the leading Clintonians in N. York; particularly the last, which was written at Albany...