Holt, John, Post-Office Establishment in New-York,

Hough, Benjamin, tried and whipped by Ethan Allen and others for alleged interference in New-Hampshire Grants,

Husbands, Herman, excepted in Proclamation of Pardon to Insurgents of 1770,

Hutchinson, late Governour of Massachusetts, Strictures on his conduct by “Nestor,”

Gen. John Thomas to Committee of Safety of Massachusetts on his Papers,

Correspondence on the same,

Part of his Letters seized,

Said to have changed his opinion on American Affairs,

Indians, Caughnawaga, friendly to Provinces,

Six Nations, same,

Eastern, Letter from Provincial Congress of Massachusetts,

Cayuga, Claim for Lands from Pennsylvania,

Androscoggin, Brownfield (Massachusetts) Committee,

Canadian, Information respecting,

Colonel Guy Johnson on Six Nations,

Mohawks to Oneidas, on Guy Johnson,

Resolutions of Tryon County on Guy Johnson and Indians,

Ethan Allen to the Northern Indians,

Communications to and from the Mohawks,

Tryon County, New-York, to Colonel Guy Johnson,

Guy Johnson to Tryon County Committee,

James Easton to Massachusetts Congress,

Moheakounucks, Letter from Massachusetts Congress,

Ethan Allen to Massachusetts Congress,

John Lane to same,

Stockbridge to the Caughnawagas,

Deputation of Penobscots to Massachusetts Congress,

Bucknam and Wales to Colonels Bayley and Hurd,

Joseph Johnson, a Mohegan, to New-York Congress,

Letter on same subject,

Stockbridge to Massachusetts Congress, asking to be limited in the supply of Spirituous Liquors,

Letter from a gentleman at Stockbridge to a gentleman in Continental Congress,

Northern, Address from Colonel Bayley,

Letter from Charlestown, South-Carolina,

Oneida Tribe to Governour Trumbull,

Inhabitants of German Flats to the Oneidas and Tuscaroras,

Affairs in Virginia,

Treaty with Ohios to be ratified by Virginia,

Passport for Joseph Johnson from New-York Congress,

Letter from Rev. Samuel Kirkland,

French Caughnawagas reported to have taken up Arms,

Proceedings of Massachusetts Provincial Congress,

Chief of Penobscots to Massachusetts Congress,

Chiefs to Andrew Gilman,

Rev. E. Wheelock to New-Hampshire Congress,

Connecticut Assembly to Oneidas and Caughnawagas,

Correspondence of Governour Trumbull and General Schuyler,

Tryon County Committee to Albany and Schenectady Committees,

Examination of Garret Roseboom before Albany Committee,

Letter from John Stuart, Superintendent of Indian Affairs, to Committee of Intelligence, Charlestown, South-Carolina,

Indians—

Captain Remember Baker’s account of,

Colonel Hurd to New-Hampshire Congress,

Speech of Oneida Chiefs,

Oneida Chiefs to Cherry Valley Committee,

Correspondence with New-York Congress,

Three Departments created,

Commissioners appointed,

Indian Youths in Connecticut continued to be educated,

Address to the Six Nations,

Rev. Samuel Kirkland’s expenses paid by Continental Congress,

Ireland, Meeting and Proceedings of the Guild of Merchants in Dublin,

Address to the People by Continental Congress,

Jamaica, Vote of Thanks to Assembly, from Connecticut,

Address from Continental Congress,

Jefferson, Thomas, to Doctor William Small,

Appointed Delegate to Continental Congress in place of Peyton Randolph,

Johnson, Sir John, to Alex. White on Indians, &c.,

Johnson, Guy, Letter from Albany Committee,

Said to have withdrawn with his family,

King George the Third—

“Regulus” addresses him,

Petition from People of Georgia,

Petition from the Lord-Mayor and Livery of London, and his Answer,

Knowles, Amos, Jun., Proceedings of Massachusetts Congress,

Langdon, Reverend Doctor, appointed by Massachusetts Congress to preach on 31st May, 1775,

Letter to Massachusetts Congress respecting Chaplains,

Letter from New-Hampshire Committee of Safety,

Langdon, Captain John, to New-Hampshire Congress,

Lands, Virginia disapproves sale of, as directed by the King,

Lee, General Charles, to General Burgoyne,

Letter to Lord Barrington, renouncing his half-pay, and his determination to oppose the British Government,

Letter from Massachusetts Congress, and his Answer,

Letter to Massachusetts Congress, with Letter from General Burgoyne,

Letter from General Burgoyne,

Letter to Massachusetts Congress,

Letter from same,

Letter from General Gates,

Letter to General Sullivan,

Chosen Second Major-General,

Lee, Arthur, Agent in London, to Delaware Assembly,

Letter to Doctor Franklin,

Letters from Dr. Joseph Warren,

Letter to James Kinsey, Speaker of House of Assembly, New-Jersey,

Letters from John Dickinson,

Letter to the People of London,

Letter from Lord Shelburne,

Lee, Richard Henry, Letter from Samuel Adams,

Letters from and to Gouverneur Morris, on Rivington’s case,

Letter from “Philopatria,”

Letter from General Washington,

Letters, Copies of and extracts from, the names of the writers being omitted originally, but which appeared in the publick prints under their present form—

From London,

From Charlestown, South-Carolina, to a Gentleman in London,

From Boston to Mr. Rivington,