L29/568/81

Fitzherbert, Paris to Grantham, London (private) Proposes to give M. de Herredia Grantham's final answer regarding Log wood cutting on the Honduras coast. "The great personage through whose interest Mr Sinburne obtained the grant in St. Vincent's was Her Most Christian Majesty, to whom she had been recommended by the Queen of Naples". M. de Vergennes and French king have spoken in terms that indicate they believe peace will take place. Important point of Trincomale' remains to be settled. Lady Juliana Penn arrived in Paris this morning with her son and brother-in-law in order to "sollicit from the Commissioners here the restitution of their rights and properties". Fears her claim will be "little attended to".

9 Jan 1783

From: 1783 To: 1783

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Lucas,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron,
Fitzherbert, Alleyn,
de la Heredia,
Sinburne,
de Vergennes, Count,
Penn, Juliana,
Penn

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