Antonio Francesco, & fils Salucci to Benjamin Franklin, July 2, 1779
Leghorn The 2 July 1779 Sir We have been very unhappy in our Expedition into North America. 2 Our Captain Joseph Bettoja who Comanded our Tuscan Ship Called—La Prosperità—as your…
Leghorn The 2 July 1779 Sir We have been very unhappy in our Expedition into North America. 2 Our Captain Joseph Bettoja who Comanded our Tuscan Ship Called—La Prosperità—as your…
London 2d. July 1779— Dear Sir, I am somewhat distressed, as I begin to be fearful I shall be too troublesome—but as the business I wrote to you upon about…
L’Orient July 2d 1779. Honored & dear Sir, I have the honor to acquaint you that this day arrived the Alliance & Pallas and joined me in the Road of…
Vitré in Bretagne July 2nd: 1779— May it Please your Excellency We the underwritten being Natives of America (hearing there are Ships belonging to the united States at Nantes and…
L’Orient 2d July 1779 Honord Sir We beg leave to refer you to the inclosed letter from Cap: Jones respecting the affaires of his fleet 6 and we join to…
Bordeaux, 2d. July 1779— Sir, Inclosed is a Letter I recd from Mr. Geo: Anderson a young Gentleman of Virginia who was taken in a Vessell of his own by…
Nantes the 29 June 1779 Honored Sir Capt: Jones haveing granted me leave of absence for to stay at L’Orient: to settle my private Affairs; 4 since his departure, Monsieur…
[after June 28, 1779] 8 High Honourable Sir! Will yoúr Excellency give me leave to transcribe at the foot of the present the latest important news we gott here from…
Paris 28 June 1779 Dear Sir I send under Cover the News Paper, and learn by several Letters, which I received yesterday from London, That the Ministry and People were…
Amsterdam the 28th. Júne 1779. High Honourable Sir! We hope yoúr Excellency may have approved of the plan of the Loan which we had the honoúr to convey by oúr…