No further foreign aid is to be expected.-- Necessity of establishing a public credit by proper funds.--Financial distresses.--Necessity of preparations for a new campaign.--Explanation of the system of raising supplies by contracts.-- Statement of his proceedings on this system.--The public service interrupted by local and party dissension.--Exhortations to union, energy, and promptness of action. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, February 18th, 1782, 118 Proposing the appointment of Commissioners for the settlement of the accounts of the Commissary, Quarter Master, Hospital, and the Marine.--Frauds in these departments. Circular to the Governors of the States. Office of Finance, March 9th, 1782, 121 Settlement of public accounts to 1782. To Mr Grand, at Paris. Office of Finance, March 9th, 1782, 122 Intends to draw bills on him. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, March 9th, 1782, 123 Mismanagement in the purchase of goods in Holland.-- Directs Dr Franklin to sell those of British manufacture, and to dispose of the rest. To the Baron D'Arnot. Office of Finance, March 18th, 1782, 124 Prussia may secure a share of the American commerce by opening her ports.--Cannot agree to purchase supplies of Prussian subjects at St Thomas's. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, March 23d, 1782, 125 Mode of renewing sets of exchange, on account of certain lost bills. To Oliver Phelps. Office of Finance, March 30th, 1782, 126 Advantages of raising supplies by private contracts.--Declines entering into any engagement favoring Massachusetts in the purchases. Circular to the Governors of the States. Office of Finance, April 15th, 1782, 129 Transmitting Acts of Congress recommending the statement of accounts between the United States and the respective States up to 1782.--Importance of settling the quotas and contingents of the States. To Nathaniel Appleton. Office of Finance, April 16th, 1782, 131 Necessity of establishing a public fund. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, April 17th, 1782, 132 Giving him notice of drafts to be drawn on Mr Grand. To John Jay. Office of Finance, April 23d, 1782, 134 Enclosing a letter to the Secretary of Foreign Affairs. George Washington to Robert Morris. Head Quarters, April 23d, 1782, 134