| Description | 39 South Street, New York, acknowledges receipt of His Lordship's favour of 22 Apr, "The Colonial trade with your West India Islands is about to be opened again with the US which circumstance gives much pleasure to our Merchants", "We have received the first volume of Moores Life and of Bryon's", remarks upon Byron and his parents, believes Dartmouth's Grandfather figured on the American side during the "first part of the Rebellion", asks if he has "any memos that will throw light upon the subject" "I am desired to say our Recorder (of the Corporation) that they would be received here, with pleasure, and interest should time and opportunity permit, I hope they will reach this side of the Atlantic", with seal |