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Decr. 6.
6. Morn Chron &
Times of this day
Decr. 6.
7. Catholic Advocate
no. 1.
8. National Intelligencer, Washington
Octr. 18, 1920, given
to J.B. by Excellency
Rush – full of interesting matter.
9. Examiners from
those before sent
to that of Decr. 5th,
being the last.
10. Another copy of
the passage an Publicity
in Judicature
from Judicial Establishment.
10. Another Copy of
Emancipate.
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Some little time
after dick's departure,
came M.
de Colomb with
his communication
from the Minister
of Finance – Had
read the paper money
Letter – had made
such a report upon
it that he could
not entertain a
doubt of J.B's propositions
being accepted
– promised J.B. a
communication in
form from him, and
a copy in his own
language of the authority
he had to
treat with him.
7.
Came a packet
from de Colomb to
J.B. containing
1. His promised formal communication
2. A coy in Spanish
of the Authority for
treating with J.B.
Colomb goes in the
country tomorrow
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Decr. 7.
to remain there till the
lather end of this month.
Encloses a direction
to a person he
leaves (Mr. Sierra)
by whom J.B. may
make all interveng.
communications.
Took Colomb's packet,
with another Copy
of J.B's Paper Money
Letter to Bowr.
for him to write on
the subject to his
connections in
the Cortes.
8th.
1. Called on Lawrence
to desire him to
send, as soon as
he pleases, to Q.S.P.
8 dozen of the wine
he showed J.B. and
to promise bottles
in lieu of those rents.
2. Took to East India
House a Vol of "Asiatic
Researches" from
Mr Strachey.
3. Took to Revd Hayes
Draft for £5. from
J.B. for Catholic Advocate
Newspaper.
4. R.D. sent to Ambassadors with a Letter
from J.B. to Mora
directed as before
together with a
note from J.B. to
"Mr. Sierra" to tell
him of the permission
given him by
de Colomb.
9.
Went to Lawrences
to request him to bring
with him, the next
time he comes, the
price (wholesale) of
grapes.
To Roes for Livingston's
Letter to Rush.
Roe wishes it again
to facilitate his obtaining
the documents.
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Decr. 9.
Gave to Bricklayer
Carr J.B's Draft
for £20.
Took to Martins £154.5s
on J.B's accot Recd. receipt
for.
11.
Came Mr. Moore with
a Letter to J.B. from
Blaqe. dated Rue des
Moulins No. 26 – Monday
Dec'r 4 Extract.
"When I look at your
"very obliging favour
"of the 16th, not recd. till
"the 25h. Ulto., and at
"that of the 20th, which
"reached me in six
"days after date, I can
not help &c –
12
Sent by Mr Mitchell
Penal H. of C's Reports
from Speaker at J.Bs
desire.
12.
Called on Mr. Moore
16. Gt. East Cheap – o
ask–
1. When his opportunity
of sending to Mr Blaquiere
wd. take place.
2. Whr. letters could be
sent sealed.
3. Whr. he could receive
letters from as well
as send letters to France
gratis.
Mr Moore not being up.
left these questions in
writing with reasons
begging reply as soon
as convenient.
R.D. sent to Rushs 50
Baker St. with Penal
H. of C's Reports from
Speaker for Livingston
New Orleans – with note
from J.B. to Rush reprobating solitary imprisonment.
13.
Called on Mr. Moore
for his reply to the
questions left with
him yesterday relating
to his gratuitous
conveyance of Letters
to Balmain Blaquiere. Saw him
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Decr. 9.
Per Bingham, opportunity
of sendg in a week
or 10 days from this
prent to Mr. Hall –
direction
Francis Elliot
Port Royal St.
Jamaica
13 Contind.
and recd. his reply –
viz
1. That he had opportunities
of sending
every Tuesday and
Friday – but that
it wd be necessary
he shd have J.B's
Letter on Mondays
and Thursdays to insure
their going by
his conveyance.
2. That Letters might
be sent in a sealed
state – For that he
had always sent
his own in that
state to Mr Blaquiere,
which were generally
of the most private
nature, and had never
had reason to
suspect that they had
been opened.
3. That he could receive
letters from
as well as send letters
to France gratis.
But nothing printed.
14.
Came a Letter from
S.B. to J.B. "Resteinclure
6th Decr. 1820.
Called at Mr. Lawrences
– got from
him some seeds
called Acer Saccharinum
– and begged
him to buy Rigby's Framingham
&c. –
Came a note from
Mr Bowring
to say that the opportunity
of sending by his
Ratner
to Blaquiere and
Sir Samuel Bentham
will not take place
till Tuesday next.
Came from Mr. Lawrence's
Rigby's Framingham
&c.
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