I have the honor, therefore, to request your Excellency to take measures for calling the attention of the Legislature to this stipulation in the Treaty, when at their earliest leisure from such business as they conceive requires more immediate despatch. I beg also to be informed, whether any, and what steps, have been taken to carry into effect the several resolutions of the United States in Congress assembled, contained in the letters I did myself the honor to write to your Excellency, of the following dates, 18th and 19th of February, and 2d of May, 1782. I have the honor to be, &c. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON. * * * * * TO GOVERNOR WEARE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Office of Foreign Affairs, September 9th, 1782. Sir, I have the honor to enclose copies of letters, which have been received from the Governor of the Island of Granada, in consequence of letters written, on my application, by the Minister of France, and the state of Mr Mc Clintock's case, transmitted by me. From this answer, I think the justice of Mr Mc Clintock's claim is put out of doubt; but, at the same time, redress will be rendered more difficult, by our being now obliged to seek it in another channel. I shall, however, direct a memorial to be presented on the subject to the Court of France, and send over authentic copies of the documents in my possession. It would greatly facilitate this business, if Mr Mc Clintock had an agent in France, who would prosecute his claim, and to whom I would afford all the facilities in my power. I mention this matter to your Excellency, because the Legislature of New Hampshire, having interested themselves therein, I presumed that it would be agreeable to them to know that it was not neglected. I beg you to assure them, Sir, that I shall receive with pleasure any further instruction with which they may please to honor me, relative to this or any other subject, in which I may promote the views of the State, or the interest of its members. Not having been honored with answers to my several letters to your Excellency of the following dates, 18th and 19th of February and 2d of May, 1782, I beg leave to ask, whether they have been received, and what measures have been taken in consequence of them. I have the honor to be, &c. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON. * * * * * TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS. Office of Foreign Affairs, September 9th, 1782. Sir,