Gardoqui recommends Mr. Jaudences to Knox
Document 1791Letter, recommends bearers.
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Madrid 1 Feby 1791
James Gardoqui
[archival notation: Jhs Wdoqui]
Madrid 1st February 1791
Dear Sir
I entertain no doubt you are informed ere this of my appointment here, the burthen of which, and the infirm State of health I laboured under almost since my arrival will I trust sufficiently apologize for my not having wrote before. The purport of this, is to introduce to you the Bearer Mr Joseph Jaudenes, with whom you are already acquainted. This young Gentleman returns to that Country, & takes his Nephew Mr Joseph Santayana, with him, both having Commisions from His Majesty, and as their residence will be fixed in that City, permit me to recommend them to you as worthy of your kind attention. their private virtues and amiable character, have attached me to them in a particular manner, therefore any services you may be pleased to render them will for ever be esteemed & acknowledged as if conferred on me. I beg leave to offer you my services in this Country, where I shall at all times be happy to receive your Commands, mean time I have the honor to be.
Dear Sir
Your affte hle Servt
James Gardoqui
[address:] The Hont. Genl Knox
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, recommends bearers.
Date
02/01/1791
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Madrid
Repository
Collection
Document number
1791020140101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
James Gardoqui
Joseph Jaudences
Joseph Sanlayana
Notable locations
Madrid
Notable items
commission from his majesty
residence will be fixed in that city
permit me to recommend them to you as worthy of your kind attention
private virtues and amiable character have attached me to them in a particular manner
any services you may be pleased to render them will forever be esteemed and acknowledged as if conferred on me
I shall at all times be happy to receive your commands
I entertain no doubt you are informed of my appointment
burthen of which and the infirm state of health I laboured under almost since my arrival
apologize for not having wrote before
purport of this is to introduce to you the bearer
[burden]
this young gentleman returns to that country

