He received Timon's letter today and had not replied sooner because he had not seen the captain of the Georgia until today. The boat will leave the 10th, but the price of passage is very high. The Captain does not want to take anything under 750. There is a French boat for New Orleans, but it will leave later. Le Gros would have put on board the boxes at Henry Meinel Mainel's since Timon's passage would be delayed?. In reply to the letter which he asks Timon to write tomorrow he will let Timon know when he should leave Paris. He sends regards to Father Etienne. The handwriting is difficult to read and therefore the translation is uncertain. :: IV-3-k A.L.S. French 3pp. 12mo.