Approves the announcement of his presentation in the Mercure. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 30th, 1780, 445 Explains the reason, why his presentation was not announced in the Gazette.--Does not approve of the concealment of his powers to treat of commerce. To the President of Congress. Paris, March 30th, 1780, 446 Dispute between the Irish volunteers and the royal troops at Dublin. To Arthur Lee, at L'Orient. Paris, March 31st, 1780, 448 Difficulties between the Commissioners. To the President of Congress. Paris, April 3d, 1780, 449 Policy of the Stadtholder.--Inclination of the Dutch nation.--Petition to their High Mightinesses to equip a naval force.--Memorial of Sir J. Yorke.--Answer of the States-General.--Reply of Sir J. Yorke. To the President of Congress. Paris, April 3d, 1780, 458 Memorial of the Congress of County Committees recommending reforms in the expenditure, in elections, annual Parliaments, &c.--Proceedings of particular committees thereon. To the President of Congress. Paris, April 4th, 1780, 465 Attack of an English privateer on a Swedish frigate. To the President of Congress. Paris, April 6th, 1780, 466 Decree of the Admiralty in the case of a Dutch ship, captured by an English man-of-war, while sailing for a French port, loaded with naval stores under a Dutch convoy. To the President of Congress. Paris, April 7th, 1780, 473 Rumors of an armed neutrality of the northern powers.--Violations of the neutrality of the Turkish waters by the English and French naval forces.--Representations of the Porte.--Sentiments of Russia on the English attack of the Dutch convoy. To William Carmichael, Secretary of the American Embassy at Madrid. Paris, April 8th, 1780, 480 Reason for the delays of Spain.--Events in America.--State of England. To the President of Congress. Paris, April 8th, 1780, 483 List of the naval losses of the English since the beginning of the war. To the President of Congress. Paris, April 10th, 1780, 484 Proceedings of England and Holland relative to the granting of convoys to Dutch ships.