Nantes January 7th. 1779 Sirs Having been induced to believe, and to expect, in consequence of The Treaty of Alliance, Friendship, and Commerce, entered into, by, and between, His most…
Passy Jany 7. 1778 [ , Start insertion, i.e. 1779 , End, ] Sir Your Excellency did Us the Honour to inform Us, sometime ago, that in order to obtain…
Bordeaux 5 Jany. 1779 Sir Meerly for want of something agreeable or interesting to communicate to you, It is now a very long time since I had the pleasure of…
Passy [ , Start insertion, ante 9 , End, ] Jany. 1779 1 Sir Some late Proceedings of the Enemy, have induced us, to submit a few Observations to your…
1 Nankin Jacket 1 Brown Coat 1 Flannel Drawers 1 Shirt 2 Stocks 1 Pr. Thread Stockings 1 Pr. Worstead Stockings 1 Beaver Hatt 1 Straw Hatt 6 Packets of…
The Autumn of 1779 was the most pleasant and agreable for its Fertility and the Mildness of the Air that has been remembered, scarce any Rain had fallen from the…
Boston Decr. 31st. 1779 Dr. Madm. Mr. Cranch deliver’d me your Letter with the five french Guineaus which at the Insurance Office I endeavord to hawk to the Money Voyagers.…
Braintree December 27 1779 Sir Your obligeing reply to my request demands my Thanks. I have taken the Liberty of sending 5 Guinea’s to be exchanged—any time within these ten…
Braintree December 27 [ , Start insertion, 1779 , End, ] Sir Your very polite reply to my Letter demands my acknowledgment. If I should find myself embarressed at any…
Corunna 16th. Decr. 1779 Madam This Afternoon I visited one of the Churches in this place; and casting my Eyes into one Corner of it I spy’d one of the…