To the Abbé Niccoli. Paris, September 1st, 1778, 431 Urging a loan.---Trade to Leghorn. To Count de Vergennes. Paris, Sept. 2d, 1778, 433 Requesting the assistance of France in obtaining a loan from Genoa. To Henry Laurens, President of Congress. Paris, September 12th, 1778, 434 Relative to the 11th, 12th, and 5th articles of the treaty.--Policy of Spain.--France declines interfering in the business of a loan.---The fisheries.--Confusion of the commercial business of the United States in France. The Committee of Foreign Affairs to Ralph Izard. Philadelphia, October 28th, 1778, 440 To the Committee of Foreign Affairs. Paris, January 28th, 1779, 441 Cannot be publicly received at Florence.--Dr Franklin refuses to accept his draft.--Requests permission to return to America. To the Committee of Foreign Affairs. Paris, March 4th, 1779, 444 Requests leave to return. The Committee of Foreign Affairs to Ralph Izard. Philadelphia, July 17th, 1779, 445 Communicating his recall. To the Committee of Foreign Affairs. Paris, September 29th, 1779, 446 Relative to the payment for his services. To the President of Congress. Philadelphia, August 6th, 1780, 448 Announces his arrival.--Offers information respecting affairs in Europe. HENRY LAURENS’ CORRESPONDENCE. Instructions to Henry Laurens. In Congress, October 26th, 1779, 453 Committee of Foreign Affairs to Henry Laurens. Philadelphia, December 11th, 1779, 454 Enclosing acts of Congress for drawing on him for £100,000. To the Committee of Foreign Affairs. Charleston, January 24th, 1780, 455 Relative to the bills of exchange mentioned in the preceding letter. To the Committee of Foreign Affairs. Charleston, February 14th, 1780, 457 To the Committee of Foreign Affairs. Charleston, February 24th, 1780, 458 Proposes to embark for Martinique.--Ships indigo on account of the United States. To the Committee of Foreign Affairs. Vestal--British frigate, St John’s, Newfoundland, September 14th, 1780, 461 He and his papers captured.--Ordered to England by the Governor. To the President of Congress. Tower of London, December 20th, 1781, 462 Cruel treatment in the tower.