| Content Description | Concerns claims made by British subjects against the Spanish Government for duties levied on goods imported into Cuba in 1845; explains that if Spain agrees to pay, in full, an amount equal to the duties levied, there will be no further claims for interest; discusses claims made by the owners of the 'Caledonia' and the 'Lady Falkland'; reveals there is a dispute concerning the claim of the 'Lady Falkland' but that Mr Collantes has agreed to re-examine correspondence on the subject. |