Report of a Letter to Don Bernardo de Galvez, made to Congress, November 21st, 1781, 20 Settlement of accounts for sums advanced. To M. de la Luzerne. Office of Finance, November 22d, 1781, 22 Pecuniary aid promised by him.--Rate of exchange.--Statement of former grants of his Court. To M. de la Luzerne. Office of Finance, November 26th, 1781, 26 Answer to the Minister's assertion, that he is not authorised to make further drafts.--Moneys advanced to any particular State are not chargeable to the United States. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, November 27th, 1781, 27 Requests him to communicate this letter to M. de Lafayette.--Confusion of the public accounts.-- Account of his efforts to obtain supplies from the States.--Difficulties attending this attempt.-- Causes of the difficulties.--Endeavors to settle past accounts, and to procure funds for the public debt.--Prospect as to future supplies in the United States.--Statement of the supplies already furnished by France.--Account of his correspondence with M. de la Luzerne on the drawing of bills by Mr Morris, and the amount due by the French Court.--Disposition of moneys remaining in Dr Franklin's hands.--Languor of the States in providing for the expenses of the war.--Necessity of further aid from France. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, November 29th, 1781, 57 Enclosing a letter from Mr Jay, declaring his inability to meet the drafts made on him. To Mr Grand. Office of Finance, Dec. 3d, 1781, 58 Informs him of his intention of employing him as United States banker. To M. Joly de Fleury. Philadelphia, December 3d, 1781, 60 Importance of furnishing pecuniary aid to the United States. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, December 5th, 1781, 61 Impolicy of the purchases in Holland.--Disposition of the loan, if obtained.--Disposition of the Americans towards the French.--Increasing demand for French goods. To the Governor of New York. Office of Finance, December 11th, 1781, 63 Supplies furnished by the State. To the Governors of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Office of Finance, December 19th, 1781, 66