...and family, paffengers. ¿"v tl>e United States of America, in Ccngrefs ajjcmiled, Dec. г. l;8.ï. The Secretary of the United States for the department of foreign affairs, to whom was referred his letter of the »4th of November to his Excellency the Prefident, with John...

...Conful-General and iamilvi paflenaera. By the Unittd Statu in Congrtfs affimtltj, „ Dt^caiktr l, 1785. The Secretary of the United States for the department of Foreign Affairs, to whom was referred h.& lerter, of the 24th oi November, to his Excrllency the Prefidcnt, with J....

...the court of France, touching our right of navigating the Mississippi. Also that he state to Congress the territorial claims of Spain on the east side of the Mississippi. In consequence of which the secretary for foreign affairs made the following report. Office of Foreign...

...United States can exist. (Signed) THE COUNT DE MOUSTIER. Office for Foreign Affairs, May 26, 1788. The secretary of the United States for the department of foreign affairs, to whom was referred his letter of 20th March last, together with the letters and papers from sir John...

...assembled : Present, as yesterday. FRIDAY, December 2, 1785. Congress assembled : Present, as before. The secretary of the United States for the department of foreign affairs, to whom was referred his letter of the 24th November, to his excellency the president, with Mr. J....

...Convention between France and the United States, as follows: OFFICE FOB FOREIGN AFFAIRS, July 25, 1789. The Secretary of the United States for the Department of Foreign Affairs. under the former Congress, in pursuance of the resolution of the 22d of July, 1789, reports: That .he...

...business of his office. Resolved, That the salaries annexed to this department shall be as follows ; To the Secretary of the United States for the Department of Foreign Affairs, the sum of four thousand dollars VOL. xi. 30 per annum, exclusive of office expenses, to commence from...

...contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding." •*••« Office for Foreign Affairs, > April e, irsr. 5 The Secretary of the United States for the Department of Foreign Affairs, in pursuance of the order of Congress directing him to report the draft of a letter to the States, to...

...Mr. Miller. I have the honor to be, &c. P. BOND. Office for Foreign Affairs, ? October 17th, 1787. 3 The Secretary of the United States, for the Department of Foreign Affairs, to whom was referred a letter of 2d October, inst. from P. Bond, Esq. enclosing a commission from his...

...reported his opinion upon the consular convention between France and the United States, as follows : " The Secretary of the United States for the Department of Foreign Affairs, under the former Congress, in pursuance of the resolution of the 22d of July. 1789. reports: " That...