No further aid can be expected from Europe.--Loan in Holland.--Probable amount of money on hand.-- Expenditure.--Extinction of the public credit.-- Defence of himself from the charges brought forward in the newspapers. To the Receivers of Continental Taxes in the several States. Office of Finance, April 7th, 1783, 344 Enclosing an account of the receipts and expenditures during his administration. Circular to the Governors of the States. Office of Finance, April 7th, 1783, 345 Enclosing statements of the receipts and expenditures for 1781 and 1782. To a Committee of Congress. Office of Finance, April 14th, 1783, 345 Settlement of accounts.--Payment of the army. To Alexander Hamilton. Office of Finance, April 16th, 1783, 347 Marine agency.--Necessity of economy in the expenditure. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, April 23d, 1783, 348 Enclosing specimens of a coin for the proposed mint. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, May 1st, 1783, 349 Correcting erroneous statements of a committee of Congress appointed to confer with him relative to his continuance in office.--Reasons for his resignation.--Motives for consenting to continue in office.--Conditions of this consent. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, May 3d, 1783, 355 Consenting to continue in office. To M. de la Luzerne. Office of Finance, May 6th, 1783, 355 Requesting an advance of money in America. Circular to the Governors of the States. Office of Finance, May 12th, 1783, 356 Further supplies from France are not to be expected.--Confusion of the accounts.--Anticipation of the revenue.--Necessity of supplies from the States. To Thomas Barclay, Agent for settling the Public Accounts in Europe. Office of Finance, May 12th, 1783, 359 Confusion in the accounts occasioned by the bills drawn by Congress on the Ministers in France, Spain, and Holland.--Settlement of the accounts. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, May 12th, 1783, 360 Confusion produced by the bills drawn by Congress.--Amount of the bills. To a Committee of Congress. Office of Finance, May 15th, 1783, 362 Account of the state of the financial department.--Resources foreign and domestic.-- Expenses of the army.--Political and military motives for disbanding the army immediately.