Two Letters Sent to Mr Knox by Philip Stephens Referring to Orders for the 'Hope' to be Loaded with Camp Equipment and Blankets, as Well as for Five Hundred Recruits to be Transported from Gravesend to North America

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Mr Knox's Letter to Mr Stephens Seeking Order to be Issued for the Safe Conveyance of the 'River' Transporting Tents and Camp Equipment to North America

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Two Letters Sent to Mr Knox by Mr Stephens Referring to Blankets Shipped for Henry Clinton's Army and the 'Providence' Transport Carrying Supplies and Indian Gifts to West Florida

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Two Letters Sent to Mr Knox by Mr Stephens Referring to Order Given for Governor Shirley's Baggage to be Loaded Aboard the 'Tweeden' Victualler Bound for St Lucia , and to the 'Mackerel' Transport Being Fitted to Carry Two Hundred Men to Africa

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Two Letter Sent to Mr Lewis by Mr Knox Referring to Orders Given for Camp Equipage and Hospital Supplies to be Transported to New York Aboard the 'Bute' and 'Carnel'

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Correspondence of Mr Stephens and Mr Knox Respecting Transports Aboard which Stores and Recruits Were to be Transported to North America, and the Transmittal of Letters Written in Cypher

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Two Letters Sent to Mr Knox by Mr Stephens Respecting Transports Carrying Supplies to Troops Under Convoy of the 'Ramillies', and Ships Ordered to be Held in Readiness for New York, the Leeward Islands, and Jamaica

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Mr Knox's Letter to Mr Stephens Referring to Loyal Subjects Taken as Passengers Aboard an American Hips Called the 'Hope' and Seeking that They be Set at Liberty

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Two Letters Sent by Mr Stephens to Mr Knox Referring to the Readiness of Transports to Carry Recruits from Deptford to Spithead

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Two Letters Sent to Mr Knox by Mr Stephens Respecting the 'Louise' Transport Being Loaded with Stores for Troops in New York, and the Readiness of the 'Gayton' Transport at Deptford

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