Reply of William Lee to the Charges of Silas Deane. 1779
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Gentlemen : In conformity to the general instructions of the Secret Committee that you shou'd be consulted and ad vis' d with in all important cases relative to their Commercial affairs, and Mr. Thomas Morris, joint Commercial Agent with me, being now dead, and as I am just on the point of setting out for Germany; I think it expedient to advise you, that in order to pre- vent the business of the Secret Committee from getting into improper hands, I intend to appoint persons in the different port...s of France to take care of any remit- tances, vessels, or cargoes that may arrive on account of the Secret Committee, until their farther pleasure is known. For this purpose I think of appointing MessT s Iyloyd and Jonathan Williams for the port of Nantes, and the other ports of Brittany; Messrs. S. and J. H. Delap at Bordeaux; Mr. Andrew Limozin at Havre, the two last Houses being strongly recom- mended by the Committee ; and Mr. John Bondfield for the ports of Rochelle, Rochefort, and Bayonne.
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Gentlemen : In conformity to the general instructions of the Secret Committee that you shou'd be consulted and ad vis' d with in all important cases relative to their Commercial affairs, and Mr. Thomas Morris, joint Commercial Agent with me, being now dead, and as I am just on the point of setting out for Germany; I think it expedient to advise you, that in order to pre- vent the business of the Secret Committee from getting into improper hands, I intend to appoint persons in the different port...s of France to take care of any remit- tances, vessels, or cargoes that may arrive on account of the Secret Committee, until their farther pleasure is known. For this purpose I think of appointing MessT s Iyloyd and Jonathan Williams for the port of Nantes, and the other ports of Brittany; Messrs. S. and J. H. Delap at Bordeaux; Mr. Andrew Limozin at Havre, the two last Houses being strongly recom- mended by the Committee ; and Mr. John Bondfield for the ports of Rochelle, Rochefort, and Bayonne.
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