L30/14/203/2

From Madrid to 2nd Baron Grantham, Aranjuez - Believed to refer to Indian cloth sent to Grantham, which Juel found during the revision of his accounts amounted to 9å Reals per bale, which he will redeem from Messrs. Joyes. The Russian Minister arrives this evening with his retinue, and Juel thinks that they will meet each other tomorrow:

24 May 1773

From: 1773 To: 1773

Translation: Monday evening I am confounded my dear Ambassador, by the silence which I have been forced to keep in relation to you, by a multitude of tasks. Rest assured that I will regret all my life that I have been forced to leave you, and that the memory of the calm and happy moments that we have spent so pleasantly together will be a comfort to me. As for the calico which I let you have, when doing my accounts, I found that each "Bare" cost me nine and a half Reaux, which you could let me have through M. Joyes. The Russian minister should arrive this evening with a large entourage. I hope that we will see one another tomorrow. A thousand greetings to your dear brother and I beg you never to forget the one who has the honour to be, sincerely, Your dear and very obedient servant, Juel. 40 9½ ----- 360 20 ----- 380

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Joyes,
Juel,
Robinson, Thomas (2nd Baron Grantham)

fabrics, cloth, Madrid, Aranjuez, Spain, CORRESPONDENCE