Robert Morris to John Jay. Office of Finance, July 9th, 1781, 436 Proposes a plan for sending home American seaman. Robert Morris to John Jay. Philadelphia, July 13th, 1781, 438 Reasons which induced him to adopt the enclosed plan of a national bank.--Wants aid from Spain.--Suggests that an attempt should be made to obtain money from Portugal. Robert Morris to John Jay. Office of Finance, August 15th, 1781, 449 Directing to protest certain bills, assigning as a reason his instructions. James Lovell to John Jay. Philadelphia, August 15th, 1781, 450 Surrender of Pensacola. To the President of Congress. St Ildefonso, September 20th, 1781, 451 Regrets that instructions should have been given the American Ministers to concur in any terms to which France should accede. To the President of Congress. St Ildefonso, October 3d, 1781, 454 Conversation with the Count de Florida Blanca, who complains that Congress has not shown any disposition to oblige the King; remarks relative to M. Gardoqui.--Mr Jay regrets that the instructions concerning the Mississippi had not been kept secret; use that might have been made of the claim.--Has another interview with the Minister; stoppage of the letters from America; the affair of the Dover cutter; cession of the claims of the United States to the navigation of the Mississippi; the Count remarks that these affairs can be settled at a general peace.--Letter from Mr Jay (Madrid, July 2d, 1781), to the Count de Florida Blanca, declaring that he has been instructed to cede the exclusive navigation of the Mississippi.--Letter from Mr Jay (Madrid, July 2d, 1781), to the Count de Montmorin, communicating the above.--Receiving no answer from the Minister, Mr Jay calls upon him, and is informed that he cannot attend to the matter.--Letters from Mr Jay (Madrid, July 13th, 1781), to the Count de Florida Blanca communicating his instructions.--Note from the Count de Florida Blanca (St Ildefonso, July 1st, 1781), to Mr Jay proposing to attend to American affairs.--Mr Jay visits the Minister with Major Franks; general conversation.--Renewed delays.--Letter from Mr Jay (St. Ildefonso, September 16th, 1781), to the Count de Montmorin, enclosing the draft of a letter to the Count de Florida Blanca, and requesting the advice of the Ambassador.--Note from the Count de Florida Blanca to Mr Jay requesting him to call upon him.--Notes of the conference between Mr Jay and the Count de Florida Blanca (September 19th, 1781); the