He orders Rochambeau to make a strict inquiry into the reasons for the unfavorable rate of exchange, and to report back. Rochambeau's note states the late arrival of this and other letters.
Notification that supplies are being sent for the use of the American army. He reminds Rochambeau that the King wishes to have the French army supply the needs of the Americans so far as they can.
Further commendations from the King on the unexpectedly large number of prisoners, and on the small number of casualties in the French army. He informs Rochambeau that the list of officers recommended for decorations is being scrutinized.