1To John Jay from Diego de Gardoqui, 15 September 1780 (Jay Papers)
The following answer has been dictated to me in his Excellency’s name by S r . D n . Bernardo del Campo to be deliver’d to the Hon ble . John Jay Esq r . That it is not his majesty’s intention to stop assisting the States whenever means can be found to do it, but that it will be impossible to suply with money in Europe, there being none to spare, for that which ought to have come this year...
2To John Jay from Diego de Gardoqui, 25 March 1781 (Jay Papers)
In Consequence of the within letter which have just reced for your goodself, I beg leave to add that the Honourable M r . de Campo desires me to inform you that the ballance of the cloathing account will be immediately order’d to be paid, but that with respect to the amount of the bills you mention, there is an absolute impossibility at present, so that you may arrange that matter by other...