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Copy of a letter from Lydius to Stoddard that includes a report from several Native Americans working with the British. Provides a summary of the enemy's troops at Crown Point.

Informs Dwight that soldiers are demanding pay for their services.

Outlines scouting actions, and informs Dwight that there is "no news yet from France."

Asks Dwight to send men to Crown Point in the event of the Canadian Expedition's failure in order to dissauge the enemy troops stationed there.

Includes a request for a muster roll of all the troops for the Canadian expedition.

Informs Dwight that the men at Stockbridge are uneasy and Williams cannot do them justice.

Melvin and Lieutenant Burt can provide thirty men and asks for orders.

Beseeches Dwight and "the patriots of our Country that something in the offensive May be put in Execution."

Discusses the state of Pettebone's men, claiming that they are nearly naked and "quite lousy."

Williams claims that men are beginning to consider desertion because they have not received pay, and they do not have the necessary provisions to survive.