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Enclosure: A Prospectus for the Dutch Loan: A Translation -

[1782-05-17]
Of a loan in behalf of the United ...

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Paris 20 May 1782
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To Wilhem & Jan Willink, Nicolaas & Jacob van Staphorst, and De la Lande & Fynje

Docno: PJA13d042

Author: JA
Recipient: Willink, Wilhem & Jan (business)
Recipient: Staphorst, Nicolaas & Jacob van (business)
Recipient: La Lande & Fynje, de (business)
Date: 1782-05-18

[salute] Gentlemen

I have just received your Favour of the Seventeenth of May, in answer to mine of the Same day by Mr Fynje and it is with great Pleasure that I perceive, We are how agreed upon the Terms.1
I hope the Loan, will, in Consequence of this Agreement by opened without Loss of Time, and I wish you all the Success and Pleasure in the Prosecution of the Business that you can possibly wish your Selves.
I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, your most obedient and most humble Servant
 
1. This letter is a reply to the bankers' first letter of 17 May, above.
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