Diplomatic Corre
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共 33 段- To Governor Jonathan Trumbull of Connecticut. Philadelphia,
- Urges the settlement of the accounts of the States.--A
- _From a letter of the 27th of July._--That the Chevalier de
- With respect to the _statu quo_, he says, that though from t
- The mediating powers could not allow themselves to make any
- Whereas, the Minister of his Most Christian Majesty has info
- With equal sensibility and pleasure, I received and do now a
- Besides this, the effects of these steps taken by the Court
- A resolution of Congress of the 3d instant, has been communi
- LUZERNE.
- The undersigned Minister Plenipotentiary of France has the h
- In all cases, it cannot but be of service to hold ourselves
- I am authorised to announce to you, that it is the intention
- I arrived in America, Sir, when, after having rendered the m
- Congress, sensible of the inconveniency, that the officer in
- The other vessel, the Eeirsten, was purchased in London by a
- This artifice of the enemy may be counteracted in two ways,
- I am, with perfect esteem and respect, &c.
- Mr Harrison is so well spoken of by Mr Jay, and has manifest
- But as this sum fell very far short of our wants, Dr Frankli
- The preamble, drawn by our Ministers, contained professions
- I have the honor of laying before Congress two letters, rece
- That it shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Finance,
- Another consideration of great magnitude, to which I must al
- The unanimous appointment to the Superintendency of our Fina
- By captain James Nicholson, commanding the frigate Trumbull,
- With regard to the six millions given by the King in aid of
- But, Sir, if the supplies for the French army and navy are k
- I shall also be obliged to you for using your influence with
- By the resolutions of the 18th of March, 1780, ten millions
- I observed, that this mode of proceeding was now became esse
- By the resolution of the 4th of November, 1780, Pennsylvania
- The Congress, conformably to the public wish, have appointed