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Addressed:
m^r Lovis¹


Versailles 28/17 Sep:^r
1712

S^r

I return you my thanks for yours of
the 4^th VS: I still expect the 12 passe­
­ports for the Spanish Ships going
out: I must desire you to giue my
humble service to m^~ Warre acknow­
­ledging his letter, and letting him
know that there being no Passeports
here signed by K: Philip I can not
gratify him as I would haue other­
­wise done: but neither is there
any occasion for such passeport
the 6 Weeks in the Mediterrean
being elapsed, and there being
no fear (in case they were not)
from any Spaniard: for Ships
haue they none of bulk enough
to take any thing that can go
from Leghorne to the Levant
I giue you a good deal of trouble
in the inclosed to our Master my
Lord Dartmouth, and haue sent
you Passeports satis superque

I am very truly
S^r
your most ob^t
humble Ser^t

MPrior.

Pray let the inclosed to my Lord Trea^r
be sent to him immediately

2.

Endorsed:
M^r Prior. Versailles
Sept. 28. 1712.
R. 25.

Notes
1.
I.e. Mr. Louis. The address and the endorsement are on the same page. The address is in Prior's hand.

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