Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty, Referring to Intelligence Received of the French Attack Made Upon Dominica, with Four Related Enclosures

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Lord Germain's Letter to Lords of the Admiralty with Two Enclosures Relaying Intelligence Concerning the Strength and Behaviour of French Ships Protecting the Americans at Sea

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Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty, Transmitting Twelve Enclosures Relating to Reports Received from Vice Admiral Parker in Jamaica Referring Principally to French Forces Under the Comte D'Estaing

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Letter and Enclosures Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Respecting the Appeal for Liberty Made by Two Americans Taken in Chesapeake Bay Going to a French Ship of War and Taken to England

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Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty with Ten Enclosures Each Relative to Intelligence Received from Lord Howe Regarding His Departure from Delaware, His Arrival at Sandy Hook, and Information on the Movements of the Toulon Squadron

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Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty, Transmitting Letter of Rear Admiral Parker Giving Intelligence of Enemy Movements Around the French Islands

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Letter Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Transmitting a Letter Received from a Naval Officer at Goree Giving an Account of the Unsuccessful Attempt Made Upon the Island by Three French Men of War, and a Review of the State of Garrison at Senegal

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Two Letters Sent to Lords F the Admiralty by Lord Germain Referring to the Transportation of Various Regiments Serving in North America, and Further Military Attacks to Sanctioned Upon Those Continuing to Defy Parliamentary Sovereignty

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Lord of the Admiralty's Letter to Lord Germain Referring to Letters Received from Rear Admiral Parker Containing an Account of His Proceedings Commanding Ships at Jamaica and the Threat of French Invasion, with Two Related Enclosures

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Letter and Three Enclosures Sent to Lord Germain by Lords of the Admiralty Respecting Reports of Viscount Howe Upon Preparations Made by Ships Under His Command and Their Success in Destroying Rebel Forts and Routes of Communication

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