Mr. Bourdieu of London intending shortly a visit to France is desiros of paying his Respects at Passy, permit me Sir, the liberty of introducing him in person to your acquaintance. to say Mr. Bourdieu merits the regard and acknowledgements of the Citizens of our United States would be only repeating what I have heretofore signified in private conversation, but over and above such considerations I feel a satisfaction in foreseeing that while I gratify the request of one friend the other will be no loser by devoting an hour to a Gentleman of eminent character in the commercial World and of much intelligence in political affairs. I have the honor to be With the highest Esteem and Respect Sir Your obedient and most humble servant