The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 12

United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783; United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources

To B. Franklin, John Adams, and John Jay. Office of
  Finance, September 25th, 1782,                           259

      Transmitting Acts of Congress.

  To John Adams. Office of Finance, September
  27th, 1782,                                              260

      Congratulating him on his success in Holland.

  To Messrs Le Couteulx & Co. Office of Finance,
  September 27th, 1782,                                    261

      Directs money to be placed in their hands. Terms
      on which it may be remitted to the Havana.

  To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, September
  27th, 1782,                                              262

      Transmitting instructions to obtain a loan from
      France.--General disposition of the nation toward
      the French.--Attempts of the English to effect a
      reconciliation.--Reliance of Congress on the
      continuance of aid from France.--Necessity of
      immediate relief.--Vicious mode of taxation.

  To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, September
  27th, 1782,                                              270

      Disposition of the loan mentioned in the
      preceding letter.

  To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, September
  30th, 1782,                                              271

      Improvident purchases of American agents in
      Europe.--The stores belonging to the United
      States in Europe must be shipped.--Mr Grand's
      accounts.--Interest on the Dutch loan.--Reports
      of peace produce inaction on the part of the
      States.

  To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, October 1st,
  1782,                                                    274

      Directing application for a convoy from Havana to
      an American port, for moneys to be shipped at the
      former place.

  To M. de la Luzerne. Office of Finance, October
  2d, 1782,                                                275

      Requesting him to make representations to his
      Court on the necessity of a loan.

  To Alexander Hamilton. Office of Finance, October
  5th, 1782,                                               275

  Circulation of his notes.

  To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, Oct. 7th, 1782,        278

      Shipment of money.

  To George Washington. Office of Finance, October
  15th, 1782,                                              279

      Impossibility of supplying money for the army.

  To the Governor of North Carolina. Office of Finance,
  October 7th, 1782,                                       280

      Specific supplies cannot be received in the place
      of money.--Objection to the imposing of any
      restrictions on the exportation of certain articles,
      for the purpose of facilitating the obtaining of
      those articles by the United States.

  To Major General Greene. Office of Finance,
  October 17th, 1782,                                      283

      Supplies for the army.--Disposition of the States
      to furnish specific supplies.

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The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 12

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