Thomas Digges to Benjamin Franklin, October 3, 1780
London Octo. 3. 1780 Dr. Sir I am very sorry to inform you that Capt. Keppel of the vestal frigate arrivd here on Saty Eveng with an accot. of his…
London Octo. 3. 1780 Dr. Sir I am very sorry to inform you that Capt. Keppel of the vestal frigate arrivd here on Saty Eveng with an accot. of his…
Hotel de Dannemarc Ruë Jacob 2 Octr. 1780. Dear Sir, Since I shall have the honour (and I shall ever esteem it a great one) of seeing you at Passy…
Amsterdam the 2d. October 1780. Honourd Sir! My it please your Excellency, that on examination of those bills, which we shall have to pay in the Month of decemr: next,…
L’Orient. Octr. 2. 1780 Sir The dispatches you intrusted me with some time past, I had the pleasure of duly delivering to Congress— 2 altho your Joint letter with Messrs.…
Genoa the 2d. 8ber 1780 Sir Please to accept of my sincere acknowledgements for the trouble you have had some time ago of forwarding a Letter to my Son at…
Lahaie 29. 7bre 1780 Monsieur Le Roi de Suede arriva ici le 26 au soir & repart ce soir. 3 Il a soupé le 26 & le 27 chez Mr.…
[September 29, 1780] 6 Dr. Sir You have intimated in a late letter to me, in answer to one wherein I attempted to describe the folly & infatuation of these…
Amsterdam September 29. 1780 Sir Mr Samuel Andrews, formely of Boston lately of Demarara, is going to Paris upon Business, respecting a Vessell taken by the French and carried into…
Nantes 28 Sept. 1780 Dear & hond sir. The Bearer is Mr George Moore son of Mr Phillip Moore in Philadelphia, 1 He has been near two Years under my…
ce 26 7bre 80 Le Pere Caillot assure Monsieur franklin de Son Respect et de sa Reconnoissance; il ne peut pas Lui promettre D’aller le voir diner vendredy prochain a…