Letter to Com. on Public Accounts, [517];
Observations on Stedman, [517];
Memorandum on plundering, [517];
forged despatch about siege of Charleston, [527];
his controversy with Cornwallis, [547];
orders him to occupy Old Point Comfort, [548];
ordered by Germain to continue the war in the South, [548];
seeks to succor Cornwallis, [549];
in New Jersey, [559];
on the revolt of the Penn. line, [561];