To Robert R. Livingston. Passy, March 4th, 1782, 308 Complaints against American cruisers.--Influence and services of M. de Lafayette.--Changes in the British Ministry.--Unfriendly disposition of the King.-- Relations with France.--Financial arrangements of Mr Morris.--American prisoners.--Arrival and reception of Cornwallis and Arnold in England.--Mr Deane's discontents; his vindication of Arnold. To Robert R. Livingston. Passy, March 9th, 1782, 314 Address of the House of Commons to the King against continuing the war in America. Robert R. Livingston to B. Franklin. Philadelphia, March 9th, 1782, 315 Enclosing a letter from the Superintendent of Finance. David Hartley to B. Franklin. London, March 11th, 1782, 315 Mr Digges appointed by the Ministry to inquire if any persons are authorised to treat. David Hartley to B. Franklin. London, March 12th, 1782, 316 Enclosing the Parliamentary proceedings respecting the war with America; prelude to a general bill to enable the administration to treat. David Hartley to B. Franklin. London, March 21st, 1782, 318 Dissolution of the Ministry.--Is desirous of negotiating the peace. T. Digges to B. Franklin. Amsterdam, March 22d, 1782, 320 Appointed by the Ministry to inquire if any persons in Europe are commissioned by Congress to treat and to make known the disposition of the Ministry to open negotiations for a truce.--His communications with Mr Adams. John Adams to B. Franklin. The Hague, March 26th, 1782, 325 Interview with Mr Digges; opposes the plan of a truce.-- Many cities in Holland declare in favor of American independence. To Robert R. Livingston. Passy, March 30th, 1782, 328 Policy of the Ministry; to divide America, and to separate America and France.--Singular language of the bill empowering the King to treat. To John Adams. Passy, March 31st, 1782, 329 Mr. Digges's mission.--Delays of Holland and Spain. To David Hartley. Passy, March 31st, 1782, 330 The five Commissioners empowered to treat. To David Hartley. Passy, April 5th, 1782, 331 Has no confidence in Digges.--The Commissioners are ready to treat.--Reconciliation spoken of in the Parliamentary proceedings more than a mere peace.--Acts necessary to effect it. To Robert R. Livingston. Passy, April 8th, 1782, 334 The new Ministry.--Recommending the Prince de Broglie. To Henry Laurens. Passy, April 12th, 1782, 335