Communications of the Minister relative to losses of French subjects in America.--Proceedings of the armed neutrality.--Violation of its principles by American privateers.--Mr Cumberland's negotiations in Spain.--Supplies.--Mediation of the Imperial powers.--Situation of affairs in Europe obliges France to maintain a considerable force.--State of affairs in Holland.--Amount of the pecuniary aid granted by France. To the President of Congress. Philadelphia, July 1st, 1781, 493 Leaves M. de Marbois _Chargé d'Affaires_ during his visit to the American army. M. de Marbois to the President of Congress. Philadelphia, July 9th, 1781, 494 The French naval commander desires permission to recruit his forces by the impressment of French seamen. M. de Marbois to the Secretary of Congress. Philadelphia, July 11th, 1781, 495 On the appointment of Mr McKean to the Presidency. To the President of Congress. Philadelphia, July 20th, 1781, 495 Desires to communicate despatches from his Court to Congress. Report of Communications from the French Minister. In Congress, July 23d, 1781, 496 Causes of the delay of the intended reinforcement of the French arms in America.--The relations of Holland and England render a connexion between that country and America probable. To the President of Congress. Philadelphia, July 26th, 1781, 498 Communication of a draft of a convention relative to the establishment of Consuls by France and America. To the President of Congress. Philadelphia, August 23d, 1781, 499 Desires the recognition of the French Consul for New England, regularly appointed. To the President of Congress. Philadelphia, September 6th, 1781, 500 Desires the passing of acts authorising the French Consul for New England to exercise his official functions. THE CORRESPONDENCE OF GEN. LAFAYETTE; ON THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES.