Cardinal de Somalia sends to Fenwick a bond for Father Antonio Perier, the pontifical vice consul at Marseilles which Fenwick is to acknowledge and then keep until he decides how he intends to ship all those things, which have been given to him by the Pope and the Sacred Congregation for his diocese and which are already at that port. Fenwick is to write there and announce his plans for shipping the gifts. Father Phillip Borgna C.M. of Louisiana is about to saif from Marseilles and the Cardinal suggests that Fenwick send the gifts under his care. In the meantime he adds a list of the gifts stating that these are given him as bishop of Cincinnati and not as a Dominican and as a member of any order or even as a secular priest. No. 9 Archbishop Peter Capranus of Iconia signs as secretary., The enclosed list includes the donations of Pope Leo XII and the Sacred Congregation, the gifts of Prince Charles Louis of Spain and Duke of Lucca, the Countess Money and the notice of the pictures given by Cardinal Joseph Fesch and the rector of the Propaganda. :: III-2-f A.S. Letter Latin, notes Italian` 4pp. 8vo., 7