Count de Vergennes to B. Franklin. Versailles, June 30th, 1780, 152 Orders to M. de la Luzerne relative to the French holders of American paper money. Committee of Foreign Affairs to B. Franklin. Philadelphia, July 11th, 1780, 153 Making new drafts. Committee of Foreign Affairs to B. Franklin. Philadelphia, July 11th, 1780, 154 Mr Laurens appointed to negotiate a loan in Holland. Committee of Foreign Affairs to B. Franklin. Philadelphia, July 11th, 1780, 155 Communicating the acknowledgment of Congress for the attentions of the French Consul in Bergen. Committee of Foreign Affairs to H. Dohrman, merchant, Lisbon. Philadelphia, July 11th, 1780, 155 Informing him of his appointment as agent of Congress for the relief of Americans in distress. David Hartley to B. Franklin. London, July 17th, 1780, 157 Enclosing a copy of a conciliatory bill, rejected in the House of Commons. To C. W. F. Dumas. Passy, July 26th, 1780, 159 Messrs Neufville.--Capture of Charleston of little consequence. To the President of Congress. Passy, August 9th, 1780, 161 Disputes of Landais and Jones.--Necessity of appointing consuls.--Mr Adams offends the French Court.--The armed neutrality. To James Lovell. Passy, August 10th, 1780, 167 Little value of pretended confidential information of secrets of State.--Transmits copies of instruments annulling the eleventh and twelfth articles. James Lovell to B. Franklin. Philadelphia, August 15th, 1780, 169 Notifying Dr Franklin of bills to be drawn on him. James Lovell to B. Franklin. Sept. 7th, 1780, 170 Enclosing proceedings of Congress relative to new drafts.--Increase of taxes for the improvement of the currency. To C. W. F. Dumas. Passy, Oct. 2d, 1780, 171 Relative to M. Dumas's appointment and services. To C. W. F. Dumas. Passy, Oct. 9th, 1780, 172 Has recommended M. Dumas to Mr Laurens as Secretary.-- Requests advice as to the manner of applying to the States-General. James Lovell to B. Franklin. Philadelphia, October 28th, 1780, 173 Requesting him to transmit certain papers to Mr Jay at Madrid. To Sir Grey Cooper, Baronet, Secretary to the Treasury of Great Britain. Passy, November 7th, 1780, 174 Requesting relief for Mr Laurens, prisoner in the Tower.