Intrigues of the English to restore their former connexions with Holland.--The Dutch complain of having been deceived by the French Ministers.--No progress in the negotiations between England and Holland. To Robert R. Livingston. Amsterdam, July 28th, 1783, 112 Sugar trade.--American loan in Holland.--Loans of the other powers there. To Robert Morris. Amsterdam, July 28th, 1783, 115 The loan in Holland.--Suggests the expediency of sending out ships loaded by the States with their respective staples.--Probability of obtaining a loan in England. To Robert R. Livingston. The Hague, July 30th, 1783, 117 Trade with the Dutch Colonies.--Account of the limits, &c. of the Dutch West India Company received from the secretary.--General commerce with the European West India Colonies. To Robert R. Livingston. The Hague, July 31st, 1783, 122 Conversation with the Sardinian Minister, who advises the sending of a circular by Congress to the European powers, giving an account of the Declaration of Independence, of the acknowledgment by other powers, &c.; recommends commercial connexions with Italy; remarks on the Austrian policy towards Turkey.--Efforts to detach Holland from her connexion with France. To Robert R. Livingston. The Hague, August 1st, 1783, 127 Conversation with the Portuguese Minister on commercial matters.--Dr Franklin's treaty with Portugal. To Robert R. Livingston. The Hague, August 2d, 1783, 131 Conversation with M. Berenger on the European politics of the day. To Robert R. Livingston. The Hague, August 3d, 1783, 133 Necessity of securing reciprocity in the commercial treaties.--Dissatisfaction in Holland with France. To Robert R. Livingston. Paris, August 10th, 1783, 136 Interview with the Spanish and Portuguese Ministers on commercial subjects.--Extraordinary increase of the commerce of the neutrals.--No progress in the negotiation.--Causes of the delay. To Robert R. Livingston. Paris, August 13th, 1783, 140 Exchange ratifications of the provisional treaty with Mr Hartley.--The project of a definitive treaty produced by Mr Hartley in the words of the provisional treaty.--Mr Hartley objects to the mediation of the Imperial Courts. To Robert R. Livingston. Paris, August 13th, 1783, 143 Probable policy of France in regard to Turkey.--Situation of the Count de Vergennes considered precarious. To Robert R. Livingston. Paris, August 13th, 1783, 145