Letters to S. of War on General Regulations Plans &c for the Army from Jan: 21^st. to June 25^th 1799. - [149 [undecipherable] to the Secretary of War concerning General Regulations Plans &c. for the Army 1799] [undecipherable] Letter with inclosed draft of a Bill for Regulating the Medical Establishment — dated Jan: 21. 99 d^o urging the necessity of a complete [undecipherable] of the several Corps and their subdivisions and [undecipherable] the appointment of the full complement of Officers as very essential and delay in this respect very prejudicial to the service. Feb: 76. 99 - d^o recommending the supplies of Cloathing to be delivered to the proper Officer of the Regiment making him accountable for it. The paymaster according to the practice of the Revolutionary War, acted as Regimental Clothier — dated March 30. 99. [×] d^o urging regularity in the channels through which supplies are to pass to the Troops, and that the mode of application for them should be understood. Mentions a plan for connecting the different part of the Military system as being transmitted with this Letter. dated April 8. 99. - d^o submits the arrangement of two Regiments of [undecipherable] to different posts. April 26. 99. d^o inclosing alterations to the Recruiting Instructions March. 15. 99. d^o urging the enlistment of natives only. May 25. 99. d^o requesting the Secretary of Wars [undecipherable] to the allowance of quarters to the General Staff. June 8. 99. d^o some opinions respecting Courts Martials. Feb: 23. 99 [Private] urging the necessity of having more competent [undecipherable] to forward supplies — June 24. 1799 — Letter requesting the Secretary at War to place our Garrisons on the lakes on the most respectable footing. June 25. 99 — d^o advising the raising of one troop of Cavalry. June 27. 99.