Barclay, David, meets Doctor Franklin on American Affairs,

Bayard, Samuel, for self and others, praying the Commissioners for Trade and Plantations to put them in possession of a Tract of Land called Westenhook Patent, in the Province of New-York,

Bills of Credit—

Issued by New-Hampshire,

Ordered by Massachusetts, and to be received without discount,

Issued by Rhode-Island,

Issued by Pennsylvania,

Issued by Mass. Committee of Safety,

Proceedings on in Massachusetts Congress,

Certificates issued by Georgia,

Issued by Connecticut Assembly,

Issued by Continental Congress,

Bollan, William, Agent in London, Letter to the Assembly of Delaware,

Boston, Address at, signed “Phileirene,”

Answer to the above,

“A Converted Whig” to the Printers of the Massachusetts Gazette,

Farther Supplies recommended from Connecticut,

Letter from to New-York, on Doctor Warren’s Oration,

Town-Meeting—Committee of Correspondence to make statement of behaviour of the British Army and Navy,

Committee of Inspection excuse Simon Tufts for selling Tea to Thomas Lilly,

Letter from John Brown to Committee on Canada, &c.,

Anonymous Communication for Rivington’s Paper,

Donations from Yorktown, Pennsylvania,

Anonymous Publications at

Attack on Lexington and Concord,

Committee of Safety to the Inhabitants on the Amnesty of General Gage,

Same to Doctor Joseph Warren on same subject,

Agreement between Inhabitants and General Gage,

John Hancock to Committee,

Oliver Prescott to the same,

Committee to Committee of Safety of Massachusetts,

Selectmen from Committee of Safety,

Town-Meeting—Gen. Robertson from Gen. Gage—Inhabitants permitted to remove,

Committee to Doctor Joseph Warren,

Brunswick Committee to Committee of Correspondence,

Committee of Donations from W. Jones of Georgia,

Bunker’s Hill—Engagement of 17 June, 1775,

Farther account thereof,

Massachusetts Congress to Continental Congress on same,

Publication at Cambridge on same,

General Folsom to New-Hampshire Committee of Safety, same,

Letter of Isaac Lothrop,

Letters to London,

General Burgoyne to Lord Stanley,

Observations on the above,

General Gage to Lord Dartmouth, with a List of Killed and Wounded, and Observations thereon,

General Gage to Lord Dunmore,

Officers in Army—Letters to Philadelphia,

Massachusetts Committee of Safety—their Account,

Massachusetts Congress to Continental Congress,

Albany Committee to Massachusetts Congress,

Bunker’s Hill—

Virginia Delegate to a Gentleman in Williamsburgh,

Account by General Washington—Position of the Army, and List of Killed and Wounded,

Burr, Aaron, and Matthew Ogden, introduced to General Washington,

Burgoyne, Gen.—Address at Philadelphia, signed “A Pennsylvanian.”

Letter from General Charles Lee,

Letter to Lord Stanley on Battle of Bunker’s Hill,

Remarks on the above,

Letter to General Charles Lee,

Massachusetts Congress on Letter from to General Lee,

Letter from General C. Lee,

Remarks of “An Old Man” on above,

“A Countryman” to General Burgoyne,

Bradford, W. & T., to Printers of a Publick Paper in London,

Brewer, Jonathan, petitions Massachusetts Congress for permission to enter Canada with five hundred Volunteers,

Brockenbrough, Austin, proceeding against by Committee of king George County, Virginia,

Brown, John, to Committee of Correspondence, Boston, on Affairs in Canada, &c.,

Taken Prisoner,

Canada— Letter on Address of Continental Congress,

John Brown’s Letter to Committee of Boston,

Committee of Montreal to the Massachusetts Committee of Safety,

Intercepted Letter, signed A. Mabane, to Colonel Philip Skene,

New Commission to Guy Carleton, Govern our of Quebeck,

Remarks on Governour’s Commission,

Ethan Allen to Merchants of Montreal, on Ticonderoga and Indians,

Account of the taking of St. John’s,

Proceedings of Continental Congress thereon,

Massachusetts Congress respecting Embassy to,

Expedition against proposed by Ethan Allen,

New-York Provincial Congress to Inhabitants of Quebeck,

New-Hampshire Congress to Massachusetts Congress,

Ethan Allen to Inhabitants,

James Easton to Massachusetts Congress,

Ethan Allen to Massachusetts Congress,

Proclamation by Governour Carleton

Stockbridge Indians to Caughnawagas,

Governour Trumbull to Massachusetts Congress on Indians and Canadian Noblesse,

Bucknam and Wales to Colonels Bailey and Hurd,

Albany Committee to Continental Congress,

Andrew Gilman appointed honorary Lieutenant by Massachusetts Congress,

English Merchants to General Carleton,

Provincial Congress of New-York to the Merchants,

Proceedings of Massachusetts Provincial Congress,

Reverend Doctor Wheelock to New-Hampshire Congress,

Brook Watson to New-York Congress,

Correspondence of Governour Trumbull and General Schuyler,

Letter from Montreal to a Gentleman in England,

Examination of Garret Roseboom before Albany Committee,

Continental Congress to Inhabitants,

Letter from Colonel Arnold on preparations against Ticonderoga,