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bankers at Amsterdam unable to accept JM's proposal concerning repayment of loan owed by the United States; has received bill for payment of interest on the loan

payment of loan due at Amsterdam

Amsterdam bankers want payment on loan to United States; asks JM to send money from Paris

acknowledges receipt of letters and papers; seizure of American property by French from Russian ship; does not need draft provided by the State Department for purchase of supplies; ask JM to forward letter from the Swedish minister at the Hague

has forwarded papers to be delivered to Thomas Pinckney; pleased by news of political stability in France; negotiation of treaty between France and the Netherlands; seizure of American ships and cargoes by the French; security of American property in…

introduces Baron de Rehausen; American vessels allowed to enter Dutch ports without interference; Dutch political affairs unsettled; informed de Rehausen that he could leave book requested by Adams with JM temporarily

asks JM to forward letter to Mr Johnson; orders given to allow American vessels to enter Dutch ports; domestic affairs in Holland; hopes for peace in Europe; no word from State Department

food shortages in Europe will create market for American produce; political affairs in the Netherlands; unsettled state of affairs in the Netherlands is obstructing American trade; has to deal with both Dutch and French officials; asks if it is…

hopes that JM is successful in improving French-American relations; United States intends to maintain friendly relations with the new Dutch revolutionary government; relations between France and Holland; has relayed request for more evidence in the…