Provincial Congress to Inhabitants of Quebeck,

Same, Letter from the New-Hampshire Provincial Congress, on Ticonderoga,

Proclamation of Governour Colden farther proroguing General Assembly,

Provincial Congress, Letter from James Rivington,

Same, Letters from General Schuyler,

Same, Letter from William Duer, on New-Hampshire Grants,

Tryon County Committee, Letter from Col. Guy Johnson, on Indians,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Frederick Weisenfels, Marinus Willett, and others, tendering their services,

Same, Letter from Pierpont Edwards,

Kingston, Ulster County, Proceedings,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Captain Henry B. Livingston,

Cumberland County Committee Proceedings,

Provincial Congress to Massachusetts Committee of Safety,

Same, Letter from Abraham Clark,

Same to the Continental Congress,

Same, Letter from Gen. Ward and others, Brookhaven Committee Proceedings,

Brookhaven Committee Proceedings,

Provincial Congress, Letter from William Williams and others, tendering their services,

Provincial Congress, Letters from John Hancock, President Continental Congress,

Same, Letters from Delegates in Continental Congress,

Same to Governour Trumbull,

Same, Letter from Robert Boyd, Jun., on Manufacture of Guns,

Tryon County Committee appoint Deputies to Provincial Congress,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Ulster County Committee,

Same, Letter from William Duer,

Same, Letter from William Goddard, on General Post-Office,

East-Hampton Committee, Letter from Newport, (R. I.) Committee,

Provincial Congress to General Wooster,

His Answer,

Albany Committee, Letter from Adonijah Strong,

Account of Province Stores at Albany,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Brook Watson,

Same, Letters from Governour Trumbull,

Provincial Congress, Letters from Joseph Johnson, a Mohegan Indian,

Albany Committee to Continental Congress,

Provincial Congress, Letter from William Elphinston,

Same, Letter from Elisha Phelps,

Cumberland County Committee Proceedings,

Provincial Congress, Letter from J. Lamb and G. Roorback,

Joseph French to Robert Benson,

Provincial Congress, Letter from R. R. Livingston, on making Powder,

Same, Letter from President of Continental Congress, enclosing Appointments of Continental Officers,

Same, Letter from Thomas Hicks,

Same, Letter from Herman Zedtwitz, offering to raise a Regiment in Pennsylvania,

Same, Letters from P. T. Curtenius,

Charlotte County Committee Proceedings,

Address to Oneida and Tuscarora Indians,

Provincial Congress, Letters from General Schuyler,

Same, Letter from Jacob Bayley,

Same, Letter from John Lamb,

Provincial Congress, City of New-York, May 22, 1775. Secrecy enjoined on certain Proceedings—Proceedings on a Resolution concerning the powers of the Continental Congress and Provincial Congress—Recommendation of Continental Congress on protection of Ticonderoga, &c.—Committee of House of Representatives of Connecticut appears—Letter to the Governour of Connecticut—Stores at Ticonderoga to be removed—Recommendation not to make incursions into the Province of Quebeck—Arrangement of Clergymen to act as Chaplains—Instructions to the Commissioners for removing Stores, &c, from Ticonderoga—Resolution approving Proceedings of Continental Congress debated—Letter to Delegates in Continental Congress—Proceedings to be publick during discussion on Paper Currency—Militia recommended to Arm—Letter to Delegates in Continental Congress, with divers Despatches—Letter addressed to the People of Canada—Committee appointed to prepare a Plan of Reconciliation between Great Britain and these Colonies—Letter from Continental Congress on Ticonderoga, &c.—Provisions ordered to be purchased for Ticonderoga, &c.—Letter from James Rivington—Embarkation of British Troops not to be obstructed—Letter to Inhabitants of Tryon County, on Delegates to Continental Congress—Letter to Guy Johnson—Letter from Albany Committee—Letter to and from the Governour and Company of Connecticut—Letter and Report on King’s Bridge sent to Delegates in Continental Congress—Philip Schuyler recommended to Continental Congress as a Major-General, and Richard Montgomery as a Brigadier-General—Letter to Albany Committee—Two Letters to Delegates at the Grand Continental Congress—Mobs discountenanced—Letter to the Committee of Safety of Massachusetts—James Rivington permitted to go to his family—Letter to General Ward—Motion and Debates on dismantling the Fort in City of New-York—Powder-Mills erected at Rhynbeck—Bounty on Powder manufactured—Arms taken from British Troops to be restored to them—Robert and John Murray restored to their commercial privileges—Map of Hudson River and Plan of Fortifications presented by Colonel Clinton and Mr. Tappan—Letter from Delegates in Continental Congress—Letter to the Merchants of Canada—Letter to Delegates in Continental Congress—Boyd and Watkeys employed in making Muskets—Artillery Company formed—Captain Thompson’s information forwarded to Connecticut—Angus McDonald arrested, Proceedings thereon—Report on the case of William Duer—Letter from William Goddard, on Post-Office—Information of Capt. Jeffrey on the subject of the Transports, and Letter thereon to Major-General Wooster—Deputies from Tryon County attend—Resolution of Continental Congress on Protection of New-York, &c., —Letter to Governaur Trumbull—Passport to Canada granted Brook Watson—Inoculation for Small-Pox forbidden—Passport to Joseph Johnson, a Mohegan