The Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States of America: From the Signing of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, September 10, 1783 to the Adoption of the Constitution, March 4, 1789. Being the Letters of the Presidents of Congress, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs--American Ministers at Foreign Courts, Foreign Ministers Near Congress--reports of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs on Various Letters and Communications; Together with Letters from Individuals on Public Affairs, Tom 3

United States. Department of State

Blair & Rives, 1837

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Don Diego de Gardoqui to John Jay New York May	11

John Jay to William S Smith New York May 12 1787 68	12

John Jay to C W F Dumas New York December	14

William S Smith to R H Lee Esq London June 15 1785	15

William S Smith to John Jay London April 11 1786	22

John Jay to William S Smith August 26 1785 9	26

Mr Van Berckel to John Jay Philadelphia December	28

Conversation with Count de Florida Blanca relative to reported hostilities	367

Death of the Infanta Dona Maria Vittoria	373

From the same to the same Madrid November 28 1788	380

William Carmichael to John Jay Aranjuez May 6 1789	382

Elias Boudinot President of Congress to P J Van Berckel Min	390

Note from P J Van Berckel to Congress November 22 1783	397

From the same to the same Philadelphia February 13 1785	401

Note from P J Van Berckel to John Jay without date	418

From the same to the same London May 29 1786	29

Don Diego de Gardoqui to Congress New York June	30

Report of Secretary Jay Office of Foreign Affairs January	31

Transmits the debates in Parliament Encloses a letter from Thomas Barclay	37

Mr P Bond appointed Consul of the middle States and Commissary for	48

From the same to the same The Hague August 4 1784 499	52

William S Smith to John Jay Bath January 3 1787	54

From the same to the same London February 9 1787	63

William S Smith to John Jay London September 12 1787	69

From the same to the same The Hague August 10 1784 501	79

John Jay to William S Smith August 12 1788	84

From the same to the same The Hague August 28 1784 506	85

CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN TEMPLE	91

John Jay to the President of Congress Office for Foreign Affairs	93

John Temple to John Jay New York December 30 1785	96

John Temple to John Jay New York March 17 1786	102

Calls for particular facts or evidence in support of the complaint made in	105

John Jay to John Temple New York April 7 1786	108

From the same to the same New York August 16 1787	114

John Temple to John Jay New York November 10 1787	120

John Jay to John Temple Poughkeepsie June 27 1788	128

Extract from the Secret Journal of Foreign Affairs June	137

John Jay to the President of Congress Office of Foreign Affairs	143

Oliver Pollock to John Jay Philadelphia June 3 1785	147

Report of Secretary Jay concerning the Commercial Agent at	153

John Jay to Don Diego de Gardoqui July 26 1785	158

Submits sundry papers relative to the complaints of Mr Pollock and	164

Mr Jays report on the preceding letter September 15 1785	177

Don Diego de Gardoqui to John Jay New York September	181

John Jay to Don Diego de Gardoqui New York January	187

Don Diego de Gardoqui to John Jay New York June	189

John Jay to Don Diego de Gardoqui May 11 1786	195

Don Diego de Gardoqui to John Jay Broadway August	198

1786	205

Charles Thomson to John Jay August 10 1786	215

Report of Secretary Jay dated August 17 1786 on the territorial	217

John Jay to Don Diego de Gardoqui October 6 1786	229

Report of Secretary Jay to whom was referred a motion made	251

lay it before Congress	255

John Jay to Don Diego de Gardoqui October 11 1787	261

Report of Secretary Jay September 2 1788 to whom was referred	267

Denying by resolution a report that Congress are disposed to treat with Spain	276

William Carmichael to Benjamin Franklin Madrid February	285

From the same to the same March 19 1785	293

William Carmichael to John Jay Madrid July 25 1785	299

John Jay to William Carmichael March 14 1786	306

William Carmichael to John Jay Madrid July 15 1786	311

From the same to the same St Ildefonso August 14 1786	317

From the same to the same December 1 1786	323

to General Cagigal Off Providence May 6 1782 p 341 Note of supplies	347

John Jay to William Carmichael May 14 1787	355

From the same to the same Madrid August 19 1787	361

P J Van Berckel to John Jay New York August 10 1785	422

John Jay to P J Van Berckel Office for Foreign Affairs Feb	428

John Jay to P J Van Berckel Office for Foreign Affairs	434

James Duane to John Jay Office of Mayoralty New York March	446

P J Van Berckel to John Jay New York August 11 1788	453

W F Dumas to the President of Congress The Hague	461

The original of the preceding paper in the French language	469

Postscript January 15 1784	478

From the same to the same The Hague April 10 1784	485

From the same to the same The Hague September 9 1784	515

From the same to the same The Hague October 12 1784	520

From the same to the same The Hague December 1 1784	532

List of missing letters of C W F Dumas during the years 1785	539

John Jay to C W F Dumas New York February 9 1787	544

Bengal p 557 Proposition of the city of Harlaem p	561

From the same to the same The Hague March 30 1787	571

Transmits the two last volumes of the Life of Turgot His presentiment	577

W F Dumas to John Jay The Hague September 28 1787	589

From the same to the same The Hague October 26 1787	595

From the same to the same October 4 1787	601

From the same to the same The Hague January 22 1788	607

W F Dumas to John Jay The Hague March 23 1788	611

From the same to the same The Hague June 10 1788	617

From the same to the same The Hague August 1 1788	623

W F Dumas to John Jay The Hague January 20 1789	629

W F Dumas to John Jay The Hague April 27 1789	635

From the same to the same The Hague June 19 1789	642

From the same to the same The Hague November 8 1789	650

Thomas Jefferson to C W F Dumas New York June	656

John Paul Jones to the President of Congress Philadelphia Octo	663

From the same to the same Paris March 6 1784	671

J Paul Jones to the Maréchal de Castries Paris 13 1784	674

John Jay to the President of Congress October 13 1785	681

Thomas Jefferson to John Paul Jones Paris August 29 1785	687

John Jay to John Paul Jones New York August 18 1786	693

France in 1780 and a letter from the Minister of Marine Recommends	705

Extract from the Journals of Congress October 11 and	711

From the same to the same Copenhagen March 20 1788	717

Monsieur Framery to John Paul Jones Copenhagen May	724

John Paul Jones to Thomas Jefferson Before Oczacoff September	731

Secret note addressed to the Minister at St Petersburgh by the Vice	736

John Paul Jones to Thomas Jefferson Paris March 20 1791	744

Thomas Jefferson to John Paul Jones Philadelphia June	751

LETTERS FROM INDIVIDUALS ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS	759

Charles Thomson to John Jay Office of Secretary of Congress	766

From the same to the same New York January 20 1786	768

Report of Secretary Jay of August 5 1786 on a letter from John	775

From the same to the same Canton December 21 1787	788

Sears Smith to John Jay New York February 23 1785	795

R King to John Jay New York April 8 1785	799

John Jay to the President of Congress Office for Foreign Affairs	806

Respecting fees to be paid to Consuls	813

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Tytuł	The Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States of America: From the Signing of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, September 10, 1783 to the Adoption of the Constitution, March 4, 1789. Being the Letters of the Presidents of Congress, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs--American Ministers ..., Tom 3 Tom 3 z The Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States of America, United States. Department of State The Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States of America: From the Signing of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, September 10, 1783 to the Adoption of the Constitution, March 4, 1789. Being the Letters of the Presidents of Congress, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs--American Ministers at Foreign Courts, Foreign Ministers Near Congress--reports of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs on Various Letters and Communications; Together with Letters from Individuals on Public Affairs, United States. Department of State
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