Letters / Correspondence

Commissioners at Paris

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1 Committee of Secret Correspondence Commissioners at Paris Captain Hammond having been detained longer than we expected, furnishes us with an opportunity of giving you the information we have since our last received from the Army, thro a Committee of... Jan. 9, 1777
2 Secret Committee Commissioners at Paris We have the honor to enclose you a Resolve of Congress that is of great Importance to the public Service,1 which has suffered considerably the last Fall, and during this Winter, by the insufficient... Jan. 17, 1777
3 Secret Committee Commissioners at Paris You will receive herewith a Copy of our Letter of Yesterday by the Lexington with its enclosures. This goes to Boston for a Passage from thence. An armed Vessel belonging to that State will carry... Feb. 18, 1777
4 Committee of Secret Correspondence Commissioners at Paris The events of war have not since our last furnished any thing decisive. The enemy’s army still remains encampt upon the Hills near Brunswick & our troops still continue to beat back their... Feb. 19, 1777
5 Committee of Secret Correspondence Commissioners at Paris We are commanded by Congress to transmit Copies of their Resolve of the 13 instant to all the Gentlemen abroad that hold correspondance with any of their Committees.1 The Necessity of Such a... Mar. 25, 1777
6 Committee of Secret Correspondence Commissioners at Paris I wrote you a few lines the 7th Inst. by Monsr Coleaux & sent you the News papers to that time; by this Conveyance I send another packet of them under Cover to Mr. Delap at Bourdeaux. There are... Mar. 28, 1777