WELLINGTON (Arthur Wellesley, Duke of). Autograph letter sig - Lot 85

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WELLINGTON (Arthur Wellesley, Duke of). Autograph letter sig - Lot 85
WELLINGTON (Arthur Wellesley, Duke of). Autograph letter signed in two places to Commodore Edward Owen. Maubeuge, June 2, 1818. 1 p. in-4, address on the back, vestige of a red wax stamp. "I write you one line to inform you that the grand duke Michel of Russia, who is here, will arrive at Calais at about two o'clock on Thursday. He leaves Lisle that morning early. He is very anxious to arrive in London on Friday, & I have told him that I was convinced you would do everything in your power to get him across the water in that laps of time. He has five carriages with him... "I am writing to inform you that Grand Duke Michael of Russia, who is here, will arrive in Calais on Thursday at about two o'clock. He leaves Lille early that morning. He is very anxious to arrive in London on Friday, & I have told him that I am sure you will do all you can to get him across in that time. He has five carriages with him... "Maubeuge was from 1815 to 1818 one of the eighteen places in the north of France reserved for the Allied forces of occupation. JOINT, from the same, a signed autograph letter, addressed to Nicholas Vansittard, Baron Bexley. Stratfield Saye House [Hampshire, England], 6 September 1824. During the Empire, Lord Bexley served as Secretary of State for the Treasury (1806-1807) and then Chancellor of the Exchequer (Minister of Finance, 1812-1822). In 1824, he was Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
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