Hubbard to Thomas Boylston Adams

We have before us your esteemed favors of 17 and 18 Instant.

Having received a letter of 11 Inst. from Mr. Monroe, relative to drawing upon him, We by this evenings mail acquaint him the impossibility, to comply with such a request.

We have the pleasure to inform you, that a Vessel is arrived at Texel with a Cargo of Sugar and Coffee to our address, the proceeds of which is to be placed to the Credit of the United States: We have in consequence given orders, to advertise the payment of the interest due here the 1 proximo by the United States.

We are with esteem / Sir! / Your mo: ob: hb: servants