Passy, Nov. 28. 1779. I return your Excellency many thanks for your favour in granting Liberty to Capt. Stevenson, and to the six americans who were taken up at Cudant…
Paris Le 22 9bre. 1779 Monsieur, Accablé des affaires qui sont la suite des vacances, et de celles que la reprise de mon travail occasionne, Je n’ai que le temps…
ce 22 [November, 1779] a la thuillerie J’ai reçu ce matin votre seconde léttre mon bon papa, je n’ai pû lire sans attendrissement que vous aviés été malade; consérvés vous!…
Passy, Nov. 22. 1779. Dear sir I received yours of the 18th. and see with great Pleasure that you have been able to break the Enchantment that fix’d you so…
Passy, Nov. 22. 1779. Sir It gave me great Pleasure to hear of your Escape, out of Prison, which I first learnt from 6. of the men who broke out…
Passy, Nov. 22. 1779. Sir I imagine Capt. Cunnyngham will be at Dunkerque by the time you receive this. I desire you would furnish him with what Money he may…
Passy, Nov. 22. 1779. Sir All the American Armies being arranged and full of Officers, a long time Since, in so much that many who have gone thither from Europe…
Amsterdam 21 Novr. 1779 Sir The Bearer, Capn Hodgson, wishes to be known to your Excellency, & may want some assistance, in his way to America— He will explain his…
Alicante 20th Nov: 1779 Sir I Beg Lave to Refer your Eccellency to My Respects of the 2d Currt. 5 Which Inclosed Copy of the Count de Floridablanca’s Letter to…
November 20th. 1779 Sir As I am a subject to the 13 United Colonies of America I think it very hard to remain in prison so long without being taken…