Letters—

From Member of Lower House of Assembly to Mr Holt, of New-York,

From a Gentleman in Harford County, Maryland, to his Friend in Philadelphia,

From Philadelphia to James Rivington,

From Boston to Newport, on cruel treatment of Soldiers,

From a Gentleman in Paris to his Friend in Newport,

From Boston to New-York,

From a Gentleman in London to his Friend in North-Carolina,

From New-Haven to Mr. Rivington,

From Boston to Philadelphia,

From New-York to Boston,

From a Gentleman in England to his Friend in Virginia,

From New-York to Philadelphia,

From London to a Gentleman in Massachusetts, mentioning the King’s orders to General Gage to apprehend Messrs. Cushing, Adams, Hancock, and others, and send them to England for trial—Second orders to hang them,

From a Merchant in London to his Friend in Virginia,

Intercepted, from Canada to Colonel Philip Skene—New Commission to Guy Carleton, Governour of Quebeck,

From Holland to Rev. William Gordon, on the Policy of Great Britain, Prussia, Holland, France, and Spain,

From an American Gentleman at Paris to his Friend at Philadelphia—Opinions of the French,

From a Gentleman in Philadelphia to his Friend in London,

From a Gentleman in Connecticut to his Friend in New-York,

From Montreal, (intercepted,)

From Berkshire County to Cambridge, Massachusetts,

From London to a Gentleman in Philadelphia,

From a Gentleman in Philadelphia to his Friend in Williamsburgh, Virginia,

From London to New-York,

From North-Carolina to New-York,

From a Gentleman in England to one in Philadelphia,

From Charlestown, South-Carolina,

From London to a Gentleman in Virginia,

Extract of, from Newfoundland,

Same, from London,

From an Officer in Boston to his Friend in England,

From Boston to London, on Battle of Charlestown,

From Providence to New-York, on Bunker’s Hill,

From Captain Chapman, of the Royal Irish Regiment, to his Friend in Ireland,

From Weathersfield, Connecticut, to a Gentleman in Philadelphia,

From a Gentleman at Stockbridge to a Gentleman of Continental Congress, on Indians,

From British Naval Officer to his Friend in London,

Intercepted, communicated to John Hart, Junior, by Doctor Carrington,

From a Merchant in Boston to his Brother in Scotland

From an Officer of the British Army to his Friend in England,

From Boston to a Gentleman in Scotland,

Letters—

From a British Officer in Boston,

From Charlestown, South-Carolina, on Indian Affairs,

Philadelphia, from Officers of American Army on Bunker’s Hill,

From the Hague, June 29, 1775,

From Charlestown, S. C, to a Gentleman in Philadelphia, on Indians, Georgia, &c.,

From Fort George to Hartford, Connecticut,

From Governour Gage to Governour Martin, of North-Carolina, (intercepted,)

Intercepted in Charlestown, South-Carolina,

A Virginia Delegate to a Gentleman in Williamsburgh,

Captain Angus McDonald to Colonel Alexander McDougall,

Messrs. Bradfords, of Philadelphia, to Printer of a publick Paper in London, on Bunker’s Hill, &c,

From London,

From Camp at Cambridge to a Gentleman in Philadelphia,

From a Gentleman in London to a Gentleman in Maryland,

From a Gentleman in Philadelphia to his Friend in England,

From Montreal to a Gentleman in England,

From Camp at Cambridge,

From Braintree, Massachusetts,

Doctor J. Mallett to William Allmon,

From a Gentleman in Fredericktown, Maryland, to his Friend in Baltimore,

From Watertown to a Gentleman in Philadelphia,

From Salem, Massachusetts, to a Gentleman in London,

From a British Naval Officer to his Friend in London, enclosing two intercepted American Letters,

From a Gentleman in London to his Friend in New-York,

Colonel Joseph Reed to Colonel Baldwin, enclosing Letter from Doctor Church,

Extracts from Letters laid before Continental Congress, dated London, July 31, 1775,

From a Gentleman in North-Carolina, one of the Delegates in Congress, to a principal house in Edinburgh,

From Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Philadelphia,

Lexington, Attack on, by the British,

General Expresses despatched to the South—Their course to Charlestown, South-Carolina,

Detailed statement of attack on, by British, with a list of Killed and Wounded,

Accounts of Worcester and Williamsburgh, and intercepted British Letters concerning the attack on Lexington and Concord,

Provincial Congress of Massachusetts transmit to Continental Congress Depositions concerning the attack,

Account of attack, by Rev. Wm. Gordon,

Farther account of attack,

A Committee appointed to take Depositions concerning attack,

Narrative and Depositions concerning attack on, ordered to be printed and published in pamphlet by Massachusetts Congress,

Subscription of Constitutional Society at London for sufferers at,

British account of attack,

Strictures on the Gazette’s account of attack, (London,)

Proceedings in Massachusetts Congress and Committee of Safety

Life, Thomas, Agent of Connecticut, to Governour Trumbull,