up Arms, read before the People and the Army at Cambridge,

Council to General Gates, on disposition of
Prisoners,

General Assembly, Letter from General
Washington,

Resolution of Continental Congress on the
Government of,

McClary, Andrew, to New-Hampshire Provincial
Congress, on conduct of some of their
Troops,

McCulloch, Adam, publishes his determination to
adhere to the cause of the Country,

Mecklenburgh Resolutions, (See North-Carolina.)

Mississippi, Governour Browne encourages Emigration and Settlement in West-Florida, on the Mississippi River,

Mobs, “Lucius” on the representations concerning
them in Vol. I. Folio 1260,

Mollison, William, His conduct justified by Richard
Glover,

Money, Continental, Two Million Dollars struck,

Morris, Gouverneur, Correspondence with Richard
H. Lee, on Rivington’s case,

Morris, Lewis, Answers Protest of Westchester County against choosing Deputies to elect Delegates to Continental Congress,

Navy, British, Proclamation of Admiral Graves,

Address of “Sidney” to Seamen,

Captain Montague to Captain Squire,

Proclamation on destruction of Light-houses by the Americans,

Articles of Enlistment at Durham,

Proceedings of Board of Trade and Plantations, respecting Lands disputed with New-York,

“The Spectator” to Governour Wentworth,

Portsmouth Association,

Portsmouth Volunteers,

Proceedings of Committee for New-Hampshire Grants,

“Green Mountain Boys” resident in New-Hampshire Grants,

“Candidates” at Portsmouth to the People,

Letter from Newburyport, on attack of Lexington and Concord,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Committee of Safety of Massachusetts on same,

Andrew McClary, at Cambridge, on conduct of some of the New-Hampshire Troops,

Letter from Massachusetts Committee of Safety, on enlisting Men,

H. Jackson to Colonel Jeremiah Lee, on re-enforcement,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Colonel John Wentworth,

Provincial Convention to Provincial Congress of Massachusetts,

Answer to the above,

Sandbornton Selectmen to Provincial Congress,

Meeting of the Inhabitants of Londonderry—Stephen Holland avows his attachment to his Country,

Petition from New-Castle, N. H., to Provincial Congress of Massachusetts for Ammunition,

Assembly meets, 4th May, 1775. Communications from New-York Assembly—Address to and from the Governour, J. Wentworth—Adjourned by the Governour,

P. Bailey, James McMaster, Thomas Achincloss, their Recantation,

Portsmouth Town-Meeting Proceedings,

Marlow Committee to Provincial Committee,

Town of Alstead to Provincial Congress,

Portsmouth Committee to Provincial Congress,

New-Hampshire—

John Stark to Provincial Congress,

Provincial Congress to Governour of,

Committee of Safety Proceedings—Armed Forces ordered to be raised,

Provincial Congress, May 17, 1775. Post Office established at Portsmouth—Arms to be procured—Manufactures encouraged—Two thousand Men to be raised—approve removal of Gunpowder from William and Mary Castle—Officers appointed—Instructions to Committee of Safety—Disapprove conduct of Governour in creating new Members of Assembly—Several Addresses prepared—Brigadier-General Folsom commissioned as First Commander—Secrecy enjoined—Bills of Credit issued,

Proceedings communicated to Massachusetts Congress,

Delegates at Philadelphia to Provincial Committee on Indians and Guy Johnson,

Provincial Congress to Deputies in Continental Congress,

Same to Continental Congress,

Same to Massachusetts Congress,

Letter from Colonel John Fenton, on Indian Affairs,

Committees of Safety—Portsmouth, Greenland, and Rye Proceedings,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Massachusetts Congress,

Present condition given by their Delegates in Continental Congress,

Ebenezer Lovering’s Recantation,

Letters from Massachusetts Congress, on Ticonderoga,

Portsmouth Committee to Newburyport Committee,

Account of Damage done by British to Fort William and Mary,

Provincial Congress to Colonel Stark,

Same, Letters from Portsmouth Committee,

Meshech Weare to Provincial Congress,

Committee of Safety, Letter from Winborn Adams,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Charles Johnson,

Same, Letter from Joseph Kelly,

Same, Letter from Nathaniel Shaw,

Same to New-York Provincial Congress, on Ticonderoga,

Same to Massachusetts Congress, on Canada,

New-Hampshire Grants—William Duer to New-York Congress,

Conway Town-Meeting Proceedings,

John Prentice renounces his Signature in favour of Governour Hutchinson,

Provincial Congress Proceedings,

Same, Letters from John Hancock, President Continental Congress,

Same, Letter from Conway Committee,

Committee of Safety to Massachusetts Congress,

Exeter Committee to Conway Committee,

Provincial Congress, Letters from Massachusetts Congress,

Committee of Safety, Letter from Colonel Read,

Same, Letter from Colonel Israel Gilman,

Governour Wentworth to Theodore Atkinson,

General Folsom, Letter from Col. Bartlett,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Col. John Stark, on Charlestown Battle,

Committee of Safety, Letter from James McGregore,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Delegates in Continental Congress,

Messrs. Bucknam and Wales to Colonels Bailey and Hurd, on Indians and Canada,