Thomas Digges to Benjamin Franklin, February 10, 1780
Peckam Feby. 10. 1780 Dear Sir I wrote you on a matter of business by Capn. B——t [Belt] the 28th. ulo. & hope as the interest of himself & five…
Peckam Feby. 10. 1780 Dear Sir I wrote you on a matter of business by Capn. B——t [Belt] the 28th. ulo. & hope as the interest of himself & five…
Philada. 9 February 1780 Sir I take the Liberty of troubling you with the enclosed Letters to put them in the Way of reaching the several Persons to whom they…
Cherbourg le 9. fev 1780 Monsieur, Jai lhonneur de prier votre excellence de voulloir bien me faire passer le jugement de Confiscation de la Prise La Providence, faite par le…
Passy. feb. 9. 1780. Sir, I send you herewith the Judgments of the Sloop Providence, the Brig. James and Thomas and The Ship Camden also that of the Two Ransomers…
Passy, feb. 9. 1780. Sir I received the Letters you did me the honour of writing to me the 21st. of January and The 2d. of this Instant; with The…
Passy, feb. 9. 1780. Sir, I received yours of the 27th. past, I congratulate you on the success you have had against our Enemies of which I had the pleasure…
Passy, feb. 9. 1780. Dear Sir I have just received yours by Capt. Belt I shall Comply with his request as he is recommended by you. 5 I have written…
Nantes Feby. the 8th. 1780 Sir, May it please your Excellency, as we are ready to expedite to North America a vessel call’d the Kensington, to accept our services you…
the Hague febr. 8th. 1780 Honoured & dear Sir Herewith I send you the remedy I promised in my last. 6 Somebody writes to me what follows “Un Capitaine arrivé…
Circus Bath 2nd. Febry. 1780 Dear Sir I find myself under very great difficulty how to address you on a matter of private concern, when your time is so much…