Refugees.--His accounts.--Reason of avoiding giving accounts of the state of affairs in France.--Approves the plan of distinct ministers. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 18th, 1780, 418 French military preparations.--Armed neutrality of the northern powers. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 19th, 1780, 420 British fleet in the channel.--Reported capture of despatches from the Court of France. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 20th, 1780, 422 Transmits the Morning Post and the General Advertiser.--Virulence of parties. To the Count de Vergennes. Paris, March 21st, 1780, 423 Informing the Minister that his presentation at Court has not been announced. To William Lee. Paris, March 21st, 1780, 424 Rumors of change in the British Ministry.--A truce impossible. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 23d, 1780, 426 The abolition of the Board of Trade and Plantations carried against the Ministry.--The opposition are disposed only to a separate treaty.--The fatal consequences of a truce to America. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 24th, 1780, 429 Discussions on salaries of colonial officers, and pensions of refugees.--Requests instructions as to compensations to the refugees in case of negotiations; and whether the citizens of each power shall have the right of citizens in the dominions of the other. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 24th, 1780, 431 Account of Admiral Rodney's cruise. Preparations in Spain.--Dissensions in England. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 26th, 1780, 435 Free commerce with the colonies granted to Ireland.--Proceeding in the Irish Parliament thereon.--State of Ireland. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 29th, 1780, 440 Affairs of Holland.--History of the dispute with England. Count de Vergennes to John Adams. Versailles, March 30th, 1780, 443 Presentations of Ministers are not announced in the Gazette de France.--Proposes to announce it in the Mercure. To the Count de Vergennes. Paris, March 30th, 1780, 444