Walter Mowbray to John Adams, April 20, 1787
[ ca. 20 April 1787 ] 1 Sir, As the intelligence I am to communicate is in my opinion of the highest consequence to the mercantile interest of America I…
[ ca. 20 April 1787 ] 1 Sir, As the intelligence I am to communicate is in my opinion of the highest consequence to the mercantile interest of America I…
London April 19 th. 1787. D r. Sir— M r. Francis Upton, a Gentleman recommended to me by M r: Hartley, will have the Honour to deliver you this Letter,…
London April 19. 1787 Dear Sir I do myself the Honour to inclose the New Act of Parliament for regulating the Trade between the Territories of the United states of…
Edinburgh 14. April 1787 Sir I beg leave to present Your Excellency with the Account of an Invention for the Improvement of Naval Architecture, which is intended for the general…
Grosv r. square London April 11 th. 1787. Dear Sir. Congress by their Resolution of February the 3 d. 1787, determined, that the Letter to the Queen of Portugal herewith…
[ 11 April 1787 ] To William Stephens Smith Esquire Secretary of the Legation of the United States of America to the Court of Great Britain— The Secretary of the…
Grosvenor Square. April 10. 1787 Dear Sir The Public Councils of this Country, as far as they regard America, remain So exactly the same as to afford nothing new to…
Paris April the 9 th 1787 My dear Sir I Have long wished for a private opportunity to write to you, And while Expecting it, Have deprived myself of the…
Charleston April 7 th 1787 Sir, By this time I suppose that the fame or rather the infamy of our new instalment law has reached you. 1 I wish that…
Board of Treasury April 4 th. 1787— Sir. We have the Honor of Enclosing to you a Letter to Mess rs: Wilhelm and Jan Willink, and Nicholas and Jacob Van…