be second to any man, disbanded his forces, and resigned his commission,

Letter from the New-Hampshire Congress to the Massachusetts Congress, with information from Canada: if any plan of operation towards, or in Canada, is suitable, they wish to act in concert with the other Colonies in the neighbourhood,

Letter from Governour Wentworth to Theodore Atkinson. Has occasion for the Books of Charters in the Secretary’s Office, and desires they may be sent him,

Letter from the New-Hampshire Congress to the Massachusetts Congress, enclosing copies of Letters from Dr. Wheelock, dated Dartmouth College, June 28, and from the Committee in Hanover, dated June 27,

The Congress meets at Savannah,

List of the Members elected,

Archibald Bullock chosen President, and George Walton Secretary,

Congress attend the Meeting-House of the Rev. Dr. Zubly, where he preached a Sermon on the alarming state of American affairs,

Thanks of the Congress to Dr. Zubly for his excellent Sermon,

Message to the Governour by a Committee, that he will appoint a day of Fasting and Prayer, to be observed throughout the Province,

Proceedings of a Meeting at Savannah, on the 13th of June, laid before the Congress,

Motion, that this Congress put the Province upon the same footing with the other Colonies, to be considered to-morrow,

Order of the Day read, and considered,

Resolved unanimously, that this Province will adopt and carry into execution all and singular the measures and recommendations of the late Continental Congress,

Other Resolutions regulating the conduct of the Colony,

Governour Wright’s Answer to the Message of the Congress; he will appoint a day of Fasting and Prayer,

Committee to convey the Thanks of the Congress to the Governour,

Delegates to the Continental Congress chosen,

Dr. Zubly declines accepting the appointment of Delegate, without the approbation of his Congregation,

Secret Committee appointed,

Dr. Zubly appointed to prepare and bring in a Petition to the King,

Committee appointed to prepare a Letter to the President of the Continental Congress, informing him of the Proceedings of this Congress,

Committee appointed to prepare an Address to the Governour,

Ten Thousand Founds Sterling appropriated for the service of the Province, in the present alarming and distracted state of affairs,

Petition to the King presented and approved of,

Committee of Intelligence appointed,

Letter to the President of the Continental Congress presented and approved of,

Resolutions adopted unanimously, declaring their rights, their allegiance to the King, their union with the Colonies, and their determination to enforce the Resolutions of the Continental and Provincial Congresses,

Committee report the assent of Dr. Zubly’s Congregation to his appointment, and that they are willing to spare him for a time, for the good of the common cause,

Address to the Governour reported, agreed to, and a Committee appointed to present it,

Ways and Means to raise and sink Ten Thousand Pounds Sterling, considered in Committee of the Whole,

Congress while sitting, and the Council of Safety in its recess, empowered to issue Certificates to the amount of Ten Thousand Pounds Sterling,

Persons who may refuse to receive such Certificates in payment to be considered enemies of the Province, and treated accordingly,

Association entered into at Savannah, on the 5th of June last, approved of, and adopted by the Congress,

Committee to present the Association to all the Inhabitants of Savannah, to be signed,

Committee appointed to consider and report upon the qualifications of voters for Delegates to the Provincial Congress, and an equal representation,

Directions to Magistrates relative to issuing summonses and warrants, for the recovery of debts

Report of the Committee on the qualification of voters and equal representation, presented and adopted,

Form of Credentials for Delegates to the Provincial Congress recommended to the Inhabitants of the several Parishes and Districts,

Committee on the better governing the Militia of the Province appointed,

Committee appointed to communicate to the Inhabitants of the Province an account of the disputes between Great Britain and the Colonies, and the Proceedings of this Congress,

Delegates to a new Congress to be elected between the 20th of August and 1st of September, next,

Delegates for Savannah to be chosen on the 15th of September,

Delegates for Savannah, and such other Delegates as may be there appointed, a General Committee for the Province,

Rev. Haddon Smith declared to be unfriendly to America, for refusing to join on a day of Fasting and Prayer recommended by the Congress,

Delegates appointed to go to Philadelphia, directed to apply to the Continental Congress to incorporate this Province with the other United Provinces of America,

Adjourned to the 19th day of August, unless sooner convened by the General Committee,

Address to the Inhabitants of the Province of Georgia, by the Committee appointed on the 15th instant,

Letter from Archibald Bullock to George Johnstone, London, enclosing a Letter from the Committee of Intelligence,

Letter from the Committee of Intelligence, for Georgia, to George Johnstone, London, enclosing a Petition to the King,

Petition to the King, from the Provincial Congress of Georgia,

The Law of Liberty: a Sermon preached before the Provincial Congress of Georgia, at Savannah, on the 4th of July, 1775,

Letter from the Committee of Intelligence at Charlestown, South-Carolina, to the Continental Congress, enclosing copies of intercepted Letters from Lord Dartmouth to Governour Wright of Georgia, Governour Martin of North-Carolina, and to the Lieutenant-Governour of South-Carolina, dated March 3, 1775,

Letter from the Committee of Intelligence at Charlestown to the Committee at Newborn, North-Carolina,

Letter from the Committee of Intelligence at Charlestown to the Committee at Savannah, Georgia,

Account of the seizure of the Mail in Charlestown, on the 2d of July, by the Secret Committee, with despatches from the Earl of Dartmouth to the Southern Governours, (Note,)

Somerset County, Maryland, Committee, declare James Dooe inimical to the Liberties of America,

List of Officers of the Green Mountain Boys,

Letter from John N. Bleecker, with an account of Provisions delivered over by him to Elisha Phelps, at Albany,

Mr. Phelps’s Warrant as Commissary, from the Governour of Connecticut,

Letter from William Schuyler to John Marlett; only one person in Warrensburgh. New-York, has signed the Association,