The Ambassador of Naples to the Commissioners. Paris, October 8th, 1778, 469 Ports of Naples remain open for American vessels. To the Ambassador of Naples. Passy, October 9th, 1778, 469 Acknowledging the receipt of his letter of the 8th.--Flag of the United States.--Flags of different States.--Commissions of ships of war; of privateers.--Mode of clearance differs in different States. To M. de Sartine. Passy, October 12th, 1778, 470 Mr Izard's effects.--American seamen in the British service. From James Lovell to the Commissioners. Philadelphia, October 12th, 1778, 474 To Ralph Izard. Passy, October 13th, 1778, 474 To M. de Sartine. Passy, October 13th, 1778, 475 To the Americans taken on board the English frigates. Passy, October 15th, 1778, 475 Requesting of American sailors in prison a list of those willing to take the oath of allegiance to the United States. To M. Dumas. Passy, October 16th, 1778, 476 On Van Berckel's declaration.--Treaty with Holland. M. de Sartine to the Commissioners. Marly, October 19th, 1778, 478 Mr Izard's effects. To Ralph Izard. Passy, October 22d, 1778, 479 M. de Sartine to the Commissioners. Marly, October 26th, 1778, 479 Surrender of American seamen captured in British ships.--Of American prisoners in general. M. Dumas to the Commissioners. Hague, October 27th, 1778, 480 Memorial of the merchants of Amsterdam.--Reply of Lord Suffolk to representations of the States of Holland.--Opinion of the city of Amsterdam. To E. T. Van Berckel, Burgomaster of Amsterdam. Passy, October 29th, 1778, 483 Proposing an interview at Aix-la-Chapelle. To Count de Vergennes. Passy, October 29th, 1778, 483 On the Eleventh and Twelfth articles of the Treaty. Count de Vergennes to the Commissioners. Versailles, October 30th, 1778, 484 On Arrangement with the Barbary Powers. To M. de Sartine. Passy, October 30th, 1778, 484 Thanking him for the liberation of four American prisoners.--English whale fishery on the coast of Brazil.--Vessels manned by American seamen.--Exposed state of the ships.--Mr Lee refuses to sign the letter.