Gage, General Thomas—

Account of Battle, and list of Killed and Wounded at Bunker’s Hill,

Letter to Lord Dunmore on Bunker’s Hill Battle,

Letter from Sir James Wright, Governour of Georgia,

The above Letter intercepted, (See Note,)

Letter to Governour Martin, (intercepted,)

Letter from Francis Stephens, on seizure of British Stores,

Galloway, Joseph, excused from serving in Continental Congress,

Gates, General Horatio, to General Washing ton,

Letter to General Charles Lee,

Letter from Massachusetts Council on disposition of Prisoners,

Chosen Adjutant-General,

Georgia—

James Habersham to Clark & Milligan, London,

Donations to Boston from Savannah,

Proceedings at Savannah,

Governour Wright to Governour Gage,

The above letter intercepted, (See Note,)

Letter from Governour Wright to Admiral Graves, (intercepted,)

Provincial Congress, fourth July, 1775—Archibald Bullock, President—George Walton, Secretary—Sermon from Doctor Zubley—Message to Governour, requesting appointment of Day of Fasting and Prayer—Resolutions from Inhabitants of Savannah—Unanimous Resolutions on Measures and Recommendations of late Continental Congress—Approve and adopt American Bill of Rights, Non-Importation—Importation of Slaves from Africa prohibited—Other Resolutions—Extravagance and Dissipation discountenanced—Plain Mourning Dress recommended—Governour Wright’s Answer on Day of Fasting—Delegates to Continental Congress chosen—Secret Committee appointed—£10,000 to be raised—Resolutions declaring Rights of Province, &c.—Dr. Zubley’s Congregation permit him to go to Philadelphia as a Delegate to Continental Congress—Address to Governour—Certificates to be issued for the £10,000—Approve of and adopt Association of Savannah—Committee on Elections appointed—Instructions to Magistrates in collecting Debts—Distribution of Representation in Congress—Form of Commission to Delegates—Election for new Provincial Congress—Delegates elected—Congress to act as a General Committee for the Province—Rev. Haddon Smith censured—Delegates to apply to Continental Congress to incorporate this Province with the other United Provinces of North America—Address from J. J. Zubley, Noble Wimberly Jones and George Walton, as a Committee to Inhabitants of Province on state of American Affairs—Petition to the King—Copy of Sermon of J. J. Zubley,

Savannah Committee from Committee of Charlestown, South-Carolina, enclosing intercepted Letters,

Letter received by Continental Congress announcing appointment of Delegates,

Gerry, Elbridge, to Massachusetts Provincial Congress, notifying arrival of British Troops,

Letter to Massachusetts Delegates in Continental Congress,

Letter from Thomas Cushing,

Letter from Robert Treat Paine,

Letter from John Hancock, President, announcing appointment of General Washington, and marching of Troops from Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia,

Letter from John Adams on same subject,

Letter from Samuel Adams, introducing General Washington,

Gilbert, Thomas, to Commander of Ship Rose, Newport,

Letter to his Sons,

Goddard, William, Post-Office Establishment,

Gordon, Reverend William, Account of attack on Lexington and Concord,

Letter to Doctor Warren, on Hutchinson’s Papers,

Permission from Provincial Congress of Massachusetts to visit British Prisoners, and take Depositions concerning attack on Lexington and Concord, 12th May, 1775,

Glover, Richard, to Matthew Tilghman, justifying the conduct of William Mollison,

Graves, Admiral, Letter from Governour of Georgia intercepted by Secret Committee of Charlestown, South-Carolina, and another forwarded instead,

Graves, Captain, of King’s Schooner Diana, Outrage on Captain Taylor,

Grenada, William Young, Commander-in-Chief to the House of Assembly, and Proclamation on American Affairs,

Habersham, James, Letter to London,

Hall, Lyman., Delegate from St. John’s Parish, Georgia,

Hancock, John, President, &c., Letter from Col. E. Doolittle,

His House attacked at Boston,

Letter from Connecticut Committee of Correspondence,

Letters to Massachusetts Committee of Safety,

Supposed object of invasion of Lexington and Concord to seize him, (See Letter from London, 386,)

Excepted in General Gage’s Proclamation of Pardon,

Letter to Elbridge Gerry, informing him of the appointment of General Washington, and marching of Troops from Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia,

Letter to General Washington,

Letter from General Washington,

Appointed President of Congress, (24th May, 1775,)

Harvey, John, Moderator of Convention in North-Carolina—His Commission as Justice taken from him by Governour and Council,

Hazard, Ebenezer, undertakes to receive and forward Letters at New-York,

Henry, Patrick proscribed by Lord Dunmore’s Proclamation,

His conduct approved of by several Counties—Letter from him to Robert Carter Nicholas—Takes his departure for Continental Congress,

His conduct approved by Prince William County Committee,

His conduct approved by Prince Edward and Frederick Counties,

Hinman, Colonel Benjamin, to New-York Congress,

Holliday, Robert, Proceedings against, for a publication in Kent County, Delaware,

Holland, Rev. William Gordon on the policy of Great Britain, Prussia, Holland, France, and Spain,