Louis-Guillaume OTTO, Count of MOSLOY (1754–1817), diplomat; - Lot 309

Louis-Guillaume OTTO, Count of MOSLOY (1754–1817), diplomat; Napoleon appointed him a Councilor of State—LONDON, 13 Ventôse, Year 9 (March 4, 1801) – Letter signed “OTTO,” the Commissioner of the French Republic in England. (Printed letterhead), to the banker PERREGAUX (Alphonse-Claude, Count of) 1750–1808—Regent of the Bank of France (1800) – He replies to his letter: “Overwhelmed by an endless stream of requests unrelated to my duties, I am compelled to limit my correspondence to what is strictly necessary”… He will hand over to Messrs. RANSON and MORLAND, prominent bankers, the list of positions that PERREGAUX sent him…

Estimate:£85.79

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