Lippencot-The Territorial Report-Arrival of Mr. Jones, and pri-
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH. Philadelphia, Septem-
ber 3, 1782
Disappointed of European intelligence-Steps taken for the evac-
uation of Charleston-Petition from Kentucky-Proposition for a
general cartel-Letters from Carleton to the Governor in the post
office-Loss of a French 74 in Boston harbour-Private matters.
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH. Philadelphia, Septem-
ber 10, 1782
The ship America presented to the King of France by Congress-
The subject of the Western lands.
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH. Philadelphia, Septem-
The British King's speech, and other European news.
Negotiation of a loan in Holland, by Mr. Adams, of five millions of
guilders-A further loan of four millions sued for by Congress-
Impost not passed by Rhode Island--Apportionment for payment
of interest—Mr. Adams's treaty with Holland-Speculations re-
specting British politics-Arrival of two French frigates in Dela-
ware bay-Loss of one of them.
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH. Philadelphia, Septem-
Substance of the despatches brought by the French frigates-Fate
of the frigate l'Aigle-Generosity of the French Court to the Uni-
ted States-Conduct of Mr. Laurens-Private matters-Petition of
Mr. Laurens to the House of Commons-Note of Mr. Madison
respecting it.
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH. Philadelphia, Septem-
