Message From the President of the U States Transmitting Copies of Certain Docu
Message From the President of the U States Transmitting Copies of Certain Docu
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— . — _, _ _ ♦ Vide the despatches of Sir J. Crai^ ia June, li:-OS.
38 ceives, be estimated in pounds, shillings and pence. On the patronage and support which was promis- ed in the letter of Sir J. Craig, under date of the 26th January, 1809, (wherein he gives an as- surance " that the former correspondence and po- litical information transmitted by the undersigned, had met with the particular approbation of his Majesty's Secretary of State ; and that his execu- tion of the mission (proposed to... be undertaken in that letter) would give him a claim not only on the governor general but on his Majesty's minis- ters, ") the undersigned has relied ; and now most res)>ectfully claims, in whatever mode the Earl ot Liverpool may be pleased to adopt.
The undersigned most respectfully takes this oc- casion to state, that Sir J. Craig promised him an employment in Canada, worth upwards of one thousand pounds a year, by his letter (herewith transmitted) under date, 13th September, 1809, which he has just learned has, in consequence of Ills absence, been given to another person The undersigned abstains from commenting on this transaction ; and most respectfully suggests that the appointment of Judge Advocate General of the province of Lower Canada, with a salary of five hundred pounds a year, or a consulate in the Unit- cd States sine curia would be considered by him as a liberal discharge of any obligation that his Majesty's government may entertain in relation to his services.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— . — _, _ _ ♦ Vide the despatches of Sir J. Crai^ ia June, li:-OS.
38 ceives, be estimated in pounds, shillings and pence. On the patronage and support which was promis- ed in the letter of Sir J. Craig, under date of the 26th January, 1809, (wherein he gives an as- surance " that the former correspondence and po- litical information transmitted by the undersigned, had met with the particular approbation of his Majesty's Secretary of State ; and that his execu- tion of the mission (proposed to... be undertaken in that letter) would give him a claim not only on the governor general but on his Majesty's minis- ters, ") the undersigned has relied ; and now most res)>ectfully claims, in whatever mode the Earl ot Liverpool may be pleased to adopt.
The undersigned most respectfully takes this oc- casion to state, that Sir J. Craig promised him an employment in Canada, worth upwards of one thousand pounds a year, by his letter (herewith transmitted) under date, 13th September, 1809, which he has just learned has, in consequence of Ills absence, been given to another person The undersigned abstains from commenting on this transaction ; and most respectfully suggests that the appointment of Judge Advocate General of the province of Lower Canada, with a salary of five hundred pounds a year, or a consulate in the Unit- cd States sine curia would be considered by him as a liberal discharge of any obligation that his Majesty's government may entertain in relation to his services.
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