Philadelphia April 12 1784 Dear Sir I wish to be informed officially from you, the times the following Gentlemen entered our service the rank they bore, and the time they left our Service and if deranged the particular resolution on which they retired. — Mons Du Buison — D^r Antigniac — De Collinus — De Vermondt Baron De Wolffen Mons Brunard De Lisle De Loyeauly Du Boudett Du feen Du Cluceny Novimont Lanceville Charles Guiney Thermovan Fleury Du Borre De la Balome Des Epiniers De Vriguy De Fuyse De Valisle De Lace De Crenie De Failly Mar^s de Bretagne Chev^r D. Macinat Chev^r De Vaucout Viscount De Manoy Chev^r Delafeu Mons D. la Colombe Lewis Casimiro de Holtzindorf Chev^r De Valefort Mons Du Coudray Brunard La Marquise Lanceville Pellivin Baron Buyoushier Mar Guinat Du Pleis and many others — the Minister of France has required a settlement, and it will be be obliging him that I am enabled to attend to the business immediately I am with great respect Sir Your Obed^t hum^ble [undecipherable] [Received April 12 1784] [Jos. Carleton Copy] [undecipherable] Jos. Carleton Lesquire