William Knox's Letter to Mr Stephens Transmitting Intelligence that a Ships is Being Fitted Out at Amsterdam with Arms and Ammunition for Rebels in North America

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Two Letter Sent by Mr Stephens to William Knox Respecting Orders Given to the Navy Board to Provide Ships Able to Convey Supplies of Vinegar and Barrack Furniture for Troops in North America

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Two Letters Sent to William Knox by Mr Stephens from the Admiralty Office Referring to Clothing Supplies Sent to German Troops, the Return of the 'Phoenix' from Georgia and the Need for Additional Ships to Protect Savannah from Rebel Forces

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Two Letters Sent by William Knox to Philip Stephens Respecting Transports Appropriated for Conveying Clothing for British Regiments Serving in Canada and Ships Suspected of Being Fitted Out with Rebel Supplies in Amsterdam

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William Knox's Letter to Mr Lewis Informing Him that the 'lioness' Store Ships is Appointed to Receive Supplies, Blankets and Recruits for the Army in North America

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William Knox's Letter to Mr Stephens Referring to the Need for Sufficient Navy Officers Aboard the 'Earl Bathurst' and Earl Cornwallis' Ordnance Store Ships

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Mr Stephen's Letter to William Knox Transmitting Two Papers Relative to Eighteen Transports Destined to Receive Three Regiments Intended for Foreign Service

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Mr Stephen's Letter to William Knox, Transmitting Nine Enclosures Relating to Orders Given by Vice Admiral Arbuthnot for Victualling Ships Arrived at New York to be Sent to Halifax Despite the Food Shortages There

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Draft by William Knox to Mr Stephens on Intelligence Found in a Letter from the Bishop of Worcester to the Earl of Guilford

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Mr Stephen's Letter to William Knox Informing Him that the 'Price George' Transport is Ready to Receive Clothing for the Army Under Henry Clinton on the Coast of the Atlantic

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